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Moro ClafTnlrY.

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The instances Of gross aud tyra1.nicat inius-
tice perpesratcd in tie Southern Ssates against
those who are known OF suspected to fail Of
sympathy with the prevailing idess respecting
LIVERY, hare become 30 common that the pa
pers have almost ceased to record then, in de-
tail. 4 recent case, however, exhibits, like
that Of Cranga1e ut Savannah, Suth cool con-
tempt Of nornl aud legal obligation, and, more
over, such ridiculous disprpporsion between
the alleged offence and the penalty inflicted,
That We are tempted to make il public.
Not long since, Mcdemoiselie Fasarker, an &C.
compIished French lady, the daughter Of Il Psu.
sestaut clergyman t Paris, was engaged in this
ci.y as teacher Of French in the - did Domin-
ion Female Institute" al Richmond, Virginia
Here sue continued to discharge her duties un-
der an unconditional engagement for rear,
.ith like engagement for second year, on
the sole condition that she should be fund
competent, until The latter part Of November
next, just before the execution Of John brown.
Miss Fagarger seldom saw any paLers, took
no interest in pofitices, aud never in any way
oroac1,ed the subject then upperu,ost at Rich
mud. Not speaking English perfectly, she
iailed to appreciate the absorbing interest which
was concentrated upon the aiIar at liarper's
Ferry. But luckily or uniuekity, she was NO.
man, ard had q womsn's heart, and Was so un-
fortunate as not 10 understand that she was
where she was expected to deny her natural
emotions and pretend to be what she was not.
Accordingly, when, day OF two before the
memorable second Of December, one of her
Jealous pupils said to her, Ma1emo,sel'e, Old
Brown il going to be hung on Friday. aren't you
slA,i:" She replied. NO, my dear. am not
glad; pity poor brown, Tor think be thought
he was doing right
That was ull but it was enough Instantly
the young spies aew to headquarters and de-
uounced the traitor. There WAS TO hesitation,
no pity. Engagements made with woman
who could utter such attocloIs sentiments
when directly interrogated, were only made
to be broken. raLesnoiselle Fnrarger,
who perer dreamed Of tile torch she had
aprlle.l to the proud fabric Of virstnia'. pros.
perritr. was as,onished when she WAS Informed
vf her su aud its consequences. I}nt reu1on-
STRANGE was yan, aud she returned 10 New York
viii. the following Certificate from the principal
Of the school:
"R1cnuoxp, Va, Dec. ., 1sja.
"This is to certify that Md'ifc Sophie Fayar-
ger has hecn employed in mr school Us teacher
IT French gard her en,,nentiy qualified to
teach her uutiTe tongue. She gave. so far hs
IN, aware. entire satisfaction lin her icachinE)
to the patron. Of The school. She has been dis
missed from the school simply on ncrount Of
the anti slavery sentiments she publicly ex-
pressed before the school.
.. "T. L. GAILEBER,
"rrinc;pa1 Old Domi:ion F: Institute,
It nay be sdded that Md'ne Forarger never
laugh. nor appeared "bsfore the school, but
received her classes at her own quarters.
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A Fight with the Apachcs.


We hare reserved the following particulars
OF tue success OF Capt. Elliott and his command,
III inflictlng severe aad signal punishment on
a.party Of Final Apaches, on their return from
Sonora:
For some weeks past, Captain Elliot has been
scouting. in the vicinity oil ~ Dragon Springs"
and on the evening" If tie 18th inst, discovered
large party Of Apaehes, making their way 10
the mountains. with horses, cattle. mules. DC :,
stolen as usual, from Sonora. He followed their
trail closely; and early next morning, about
thirty miles northwest Of nragoon Springs,
while the Indians we're around their camp fires.
cooking the meat Of three Of the cattle they had
bu,chercd. intending to have glorious feast
came in sight Of them and prepared 10 attack.
Dividing hts command be charged them from
two points; but unfortunately. The horses Of
the Indians. hearing The noise, gave the alarm.
or The surprise would have been complete, ami
not one would hare escaped; he succeeded.
however, ia Furnishing thons to degree. they
will long remember, killing six warriors. be-
sides woundps seversl, and recovering thirty
one head Of sto k, nine horses aud two or three
jackasses, also burning their camp.
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siblc for The following: -,
1.-THE facts hcseia stated may appear some
what incredible to those not courtrsant with
them. They can. however, be subxtantiased By
thousands Of Witnesses residing in the vicinity
alluded to, md may be relied ppon, Us strictly
true in every particular In Putpau county,
in this State, nearly opposite West Point, there
is a mountain known in the neighborhood AZ
Break Neck Mountain, into which there is an.
opening Of carernous description, somewhat
irregular in form, but quite sstaightin its direc-
tiop, and twenty feet or more IN diameter, out
If which at certain times there issue masses of
ma:t:r with great force. These esupt'ons arc
composedof T.trcous and mineral substances Of
various kinds, together With fragm& nts Of trees.
and not unfrequent1F mingled With evidences Of
animal existence. These masses amount son1e.-
times in bulk to serera. tons; they canse a
smoke. The existence Of this volcano has not
been known until latte.ly, which Is probably
the reason that it has attracted no more notice."
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: II is stated On good authosity doubtless, that
ex-u. :: Marshal Fitch Of this city, has received
Il bundle Of documents from Senator Mason,
e: atrman Of the Senate uarper's Investigating
Gem mn,sttee. commanding him to subpoena
MesfFs. J. 4. Giidings, Rxlph Plumb, and John
bFoTn, IT,, to appear in Washington forthwith
is np longrr Marshal, fresh Documents were
probably started to U. S. Marshal Johnsnn as
soo1 us the fact Of mistake in direction was for
warecd by telegraph to Ar. Mas,n.-C1<reldnd
Ladrr
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No More LUfttrfp4 I'm NJ n rvIn ?, Il

The Revised Code, which has just gone into
operation in Maryland, has put IN end TO lot
tcries and lottery ticket selling in that State.
Every breach Of the statute is punishable by n
fine Of $1,000, or imprisonment not exceeding
twelve lnoutl's or both. ut the discretion Of tle
Conrt. In Baltimore, the lottery ticket dealers
closed M tl'cir establishments, as general
thing. The few, who did not, we're soon in tl,e
hands nj the officers Of tue law. Two were
arrestcd OH Friday, and the officers seized the
bouks xnd pape,s, together will tickc.=, Eun,
in the offices af thc persons arrested.
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The Washington correspondent: Of the Gin
cinnati Ga-e;t<, writes under date Of The 18th
instant: :.
Its seriously contemplated by the Democrats
to attempt the plan Of ofelectng d Speaker outside,
Of the House. There is M law on the subject;
but they profess 10 find two precedents ID tho.
acl,on Of the English House ofCommous Tho
Republicans will resist it on the ground that no
precedent and no good reason can be found for
such course.
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Toilet Articles.

! am .larty rreciy-
:nS. in r,l,nec,ion
with my general pa
tr.as n, ulcInc bn,i-
nsSs, sins tni!ct nrti-
eles. 'lauc, Eoo.ls.an,l
!eFfu1llery, ut III
Lake street, ccnii'r!s-
i,'S u lArge assort-
nIvut. ns follows:
l.u5iti's Extracts, Co.
l'Eu.'s. 1'onlasles for
the hair, Ivory
t::tHnhs. l.u!iato, shell.
dressing and Tuck
Combs : hair, hut.
teeth, nrfs. c!a.t.es
md .!.:.is brushes;
l'prt slut,ns1ies. Wal
less, Pocket, llooks,
Money t'ctts, Port
Follos, Satcl,els,
l'rcssiu. Cases. Ira
yelling Bays, it,r Ia
dies; car4 Cases,
Souvenirs, Nesdle
Gases, Perfume
1;oSes, Ivory Tablets,
Cnrai l:euis, Neck
1:.ess. Bracelets, iluir
l'ius, f..ucy Head
Dresses, Hand s.ir-
rass, Cosmetics, TUE
let Waters: Theatre
nn.l I.nlniL l:ouse,
Mseu i'n,,, Infat1s
Powder, English aud
Frencl. fancy ptr-
tun'e<l Soaps. Mast
of the al,ure articles
are OF my ownlmpor-
t*.siou, aud s,l1 bs Of
fes-ed Ut very low
pricek. Remember
tho ptacc.
JOHN d. PARK,
snc. 10 iiou* :. 2nstlls i Io.,)
IA. 1A Lake street.
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THO Slaerrcback Claim.

Il fbta sne Sa6 fatt3.ta FI[etin, De. :s9.T
In tue case Of Ltes+ Va Clark. Judge Hacsr
tl'is morning charged the jurv that ne:iher lie
: Board Of Land Commission established br Con.
eress, nor the Cnited states District Court,
possessed any authority 10 determine the titles
TO land within the limits Of Pueblo towns or
villages sb t were such on the 1T Of May, 1916,
the power being expressly prohibited by article
II Of the act establishing the Commission to in
quire into land claims within the State Of CALI
foFnia II this decision il sustained by tho
Supreme Court-and We do not see how it can
act-the decision Of Judge Hoffman in the claim
Of Sherrebaek to lands on Rincon Point, or nny
where within the limits Of the town, is Illegal
ard t-.,i1
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PERSONAL .5.UD E1VkFTFs.4E.

4 correspondent Of the y. T. Tribune nd
dressing Char!es O'Conor thus:
Years ago, as the story goes. vou. sir. koel
bF your fathers side in q Catholic church in this
city, while 51ass WAS being celebrated By .
priest who was rs black as ebony. Did you then
believe, SIR TINT the sacrifice was Intellectual be
canse It was offered up By negro! Did vou
kneel before the a'tar = hrpocrite! And when
the black hand signed the Cross and blessed
blestln: imperative Because the annointed Afri.
can who gave it was perverted into priest from
the true position which the Almighty iaccorJiue z
to you. SIT J designed for him the Siaye ef Man
INSTEAD Of the Servant Of God, thing instead
Of u being:
TaE SrEAkEn's R1cnr Ham NINA Wash
ington correspondent Of The Philadelphia iPrtss
says:
Al 'you enter the House, when it is f,1fv or
Eannsd, you will see standing ON the right Of
The Speaker yoang gentleman. named Thad-
deus auriee, who may be csle4 th. pronpter
oftae presiding officer. He began his service
took advantage Of his skill and talent, md from
that day be has been consulted hy All ths Speak
crs. When a new Congress assemblies it Is Gu.
rious to observe how rapidly he becomes &C.
9uatnted with the names and appearance Of the
mtthbers; and those who applaud the Speaker
for hi5 readiness and proficiency do not know
thstthc quiet. unpEe'eudinE young man By his
s'.efrequsn!}5 puts she words into the Speak
ers4 4tnonth."
Pope Gtegory XVI, no more remotely than
the year 1885,, promulgated solemn Bull,
''uost severely castigating" nil those who
"shnnl1 prtatA or teaeh that it slavery is
lawful"
The Secretary OF the Interior has applied
to the Sac and Fox Indians for full 1ns!ian
war.dl e.s, to be presented. through the French
Minister, to Louis hapo'sen. rhe tribe has
equipment; sca1piug-kni'e. tomaha.k, peace
pipe, and vaEious other articles ct srvage war
fare. No expense has been spared BY way Of
ornament aud decoration.
MIR. Van Duren, in Lis late Albany letter,
eps axis Of Aaron Burr Us highly gifted and i'll
fased." Is he preparing the way to apologize
tsuetion TT Of The Caions Why Bu,r i one of.he
most cotd-hooded tsaisors tie world ever saw,
except those who IN these DAYS talk treason on
the floor Of Congress and elsewhere.
Mons. Charles Heidseck, the celebrated
Champagne Wine proprietor, has arrived in
New York City, en- route to the West to hunt
bufIalos and other animals He is provided
with the finest shooting utensiis-some Of uu-
equa!ed Partisan excellence.
Qua Rev. Mr. i. S. Finch publishes card.
port Camp Meeting, woman. small in stature,
wearing specs, aud progressing in appear
ance, appeared, pursued him In carriage, told
him other estetm aud how much She WAS
worth, aud induced him to marry her: He con-
sented. the knot was tied, and she, having &c.
copplisted his ruin, forsook him, probably to
did another victim. Sfr. Finch says she served
two men in the same WAY before; one in Can
ada and the other IN Wisconsin; t7e Inter in L
destitute conditions. Flo gires warning that she
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very handsome profit. The stimulus also
which it will add to production will affect most
favorably tho industry of the Vest
We commend the f:icti In this article to the
New York*gmes and the Courier and Ea4u;;r.
e; whe s5sn just 70 be waking up to tho fact
that the great and .tecmiag West la. more di.:
rectand cheaper roaato to the market. Of Europe,
without saying so much as by your leave to
tho metropolis Of the Empire State.
That we shall use it to feed the starving mil
lions upon the other side ofthe Atlantic, there
can be no doubt - - - - -
We see that Philadelphia proposes 10 run q
lns Of steamers from that city to Portland, in
connection with the steamers of the Grand
Trunk Railway. On this subject tbs North
american Of Jan: i17tl, kays:' ~: "
Tho steamers or t1,r line between Liverpool
dnd Portland ard Quebec, Chiefly owned by the
Grand Trunk: Railway Company, are ten in
Humber Their trips are SO frequent Us to make
II Datter Of interest with great commercial
emporium like Philadelphia to rcuder,i it a,aila-
lie for the purposes OF our trudc, in tho ssnlc
way that re now make use Of the lines running
between Liverpool and New York uud BOSTON.
4his will become tt,e noo1e necessary in case tho
success Of The experiment made with The Great
Hastern should leasi to the establishment Of 4
lf,c Of thuse immense vessels between Liver
p|oll aud po5:!aa5 # ,, such .aips are to run Ut
New Turk, and though tbry might come to
PHILADELPHIA without uny difficulty, it is quite
ptobable that Portland, the must nortLerly har-
bpr Of great capacity, wonld be selected By the
British owners, in order thereby 10 thrcw the
western trade Of it upon lie Grand Trunk Rail
why, and to furnish increased facilities Of com-
merce to the Canadian colonies.
We are, therefore, pleased to hear that q
movement is afoot looking TO the establishment
Of ''ns of steam'hs ,lying between Portland 4:
telt iu j: by the people Of The foriner place, as
we'll us BY the prop1ictors Of the Liverpool
steamer In case OF the successful innug gura-
tlon Of such line in Philade hia, goods mar
bd shipped hithcr from Liverpool in tond, and
transtcrre.; Il. Portland 10 the decks Of steamers
bound To Philadelphia, without being subject
to'thc delaps ofthe Gus ON house, which at New
York are very oner3us iuIcel.
, 1860-01-21
From KAHss,4.

- LhAFIS@61ff, Is1 e
The Territorial Legislature adjourned sine die.
today, the general understanding being that
The Governor will Immediately convene it By
special proclamation The difficulty arising
from the adjournment to Lawrence is therefore
tou$idered settled.
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CITIZENS

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airing in this behalf is 7. l.. DnEEy de1crato
at large. In the year 1898 Mr. D;ckcr u.aa I,
candidate for Judge in the Ottawa circuit A
short time prior 10 tho election lie nrocurcd n
Mr.. Wardlnw, Of Hcnncnin. 10 MAKE =, in.
o,,;rv re1a,;re tn ,,is v;cwo ,c tho Vi,,no. pr,-
visor s1r: wardlaw did 50 Of bis owp mo.
tlun--lt is lsumaterial which Mr.. Dickcy
then addressed the inquisi.ive wardlaw the
following no.o, which was immediately printed
in the Geneva Mercury:
orrA~4. H.. July -. 1873.
p..s su:-l nm MT . a''e Surprised 'h4t any nan
Of the w'snaot F5er!.o.
n,,ss pa" p,s.ss!y e'sv'r We
>eca ID tta.1 rcsuded it th- qusxos ~ d. m.. tha
0's~ hatt' f""''i':'''a ,'a,' au' 0sgte 'ri.<
.a. ~ '."'a "o*lrs ana The
.ad our enissts >. :.. with v.a,t!ue population
No ma" ea' "'*n'' tic '1''"! ot rib "Aa "" ""fs.
1s, .n,,rt.,, ,sc.c .s.,,,n.r,. ,nt ,,,,.u..,
still it.,,t that .a. pl,is4 .ion, ought lot to n
saeas' n. eaoe. o. 'uese sa In tas eIeaaee Of Its
Kind; yet AIN unwilling to be rnl,seres:utsa gu .hs Of
~''~' @''''|': fou,,trn,r r, n,or
roA. w4zpa4r: n.aasp:s, III. IT, DsS6''
But it is not necessary to 70 farther back in
history than 1856 to fix Judge Dickey's poll
teal status. He was ,hcn 4 competitor with
0w:a. Lopejoy for the Republican nomination
for Representative in Congress!
Tho next gentlemen VIM clanorcd for tue
Y:t.-.-x
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STEEL uNaHAvINQ8
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT !!

Including View Of u. Verran
In the Engraving OF Tasiu.4on These rnen,ta ro.,x
lnSs ae 1she original raattns Hicks and ar. cr-
saTea On seen the tstest style OF An. Ihey arr eas.
-0ae 'aeaes eaea eoaa!nlA. s11 masy
pictures hate 'eea pzed 3pon thr 1u
he as ""'&s of a't-asd especially in eh-ap black ant
mu&iay Iacs:: to seuv,nee per Or.
OF TASTE that they aTs oe.a what ler have rt
tEst seen. "" have paid the Est xr;,s, III,
anoaasicgto MANY 1uoEsASp pr.jnrc En.r,r
1Ass RALLY nkArr'sCi. II vel! H.. t<.t po;,at, n,
thst shall be Splendid Orname nss to p.s,r ,ln,cr,
that Can BE- relied on:
70 The Ed!.or OF t's Ncw l.s: Gi.e;ys: .ar.:
Fhese eRGrastnt;s are genuine wosx. art-,he hsc -
esars admirable. TIE poEas os vi. Everett viii tak~,r
cadence Of al Others"
| II They View York Christian Atycca,e says:-..T.-
arc among III" auest rngavnx ha7e ycr sss,A A. t,
| PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE Fuis
ALL THEY PROMISE"
| TERMS, .lL7TOsv GRATIS.
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BOTH ESGKArlsts. and y Il salae ssa1 s: IL !.
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| copy OF each rns7.siu:. The u:a .l4;n.aarc-
HAErEE*,
THE KS1c1EEuocKEE.
| GunEY'S LapY'S BOOK,
THE ATLANTIC.
nlAcKwcop.
EET srssII Arrangement, she sa::rs yeas's suh.:2
Lon the Na.aa!ur. Is pAl r. II, ibs!. publisher.
aaA receive the:z supply r Tie year direct from
retrospective pabat!'a u:.eta. Tbs cost Of ,he IN.
sasoK 2ad ony y the difference tS;wren tie iowctl
Wholesale. and the rGu.sr 2E!se os Abe Mag ..luss
- EEs7S!nss ssat II oara and to ,rr,o,
CAS- eosnsacc with 7sAnc, racas obsrxt, NJ.
essd. Money II s:4k Il. proof Is rsaa.. Of having
tttn mailed. Fiat Eupst8.5nns ara h~1t tts.s.o.
, 1860-01-21

We have referred 10 tic fact that the Doug
las:tea Of this State, whvsc first principle is
Congress cannot by any 1ne:tns keep slavery
tha. all persons who believe 1Aat Congress has
the power and ought to exercise it, arc AIali-
fioaists-havc actually elected half dozen or
more Of the latter class as delegates to tic
Charleston Convention. Ne propose now to
establish what we have said l,y Il reference to
the record. And Tor this purpose NO will first
print tho MINES Of ti4e de]egatcs:
, 1860-01-21

This Pastoral to be read IN all the churches a
this Diocese on the Sunday after it shall have
been received.
, 1860-01-21
Volcano in New York State.

It r,ay be added that sld'l1e Fararger never
laugh. nor sppeared before the school, but
received her classes at her own quarters.
, 1860-01-21

STE / \ 4 f Z S:i:::af, CuUDS
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-05
C o M M 0 n C s {
u !, d e r S . an d : 2, q

Our knowledge Box is clone worth the
price Of the paper Itcontains weekly about
fifty different invaluable recipes, covering the
whole ground of useful knowledge; and IL not
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price of ten years subscription.
Dor ANSWERS to Correspondents also, are
fuli of valuable information.
And hundreds have already acquired a
very respectable knowledge of the German
language from the study of our plainly put
German lessons.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-05
Our Terms with Persons Forming Clubs.

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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson
II bird Judicial District Court of La

Succession of John y. Francis, deceased.
DY virtue of and in ODE dienee to an order OF sale
ID to me directed by the Hon. the Third judicial
District Court of louisiana in the above entitled
mattcI | will proceed to sell at Public Auction at
the door of the Court House, on Canal Avenue,
between Hampson and Second streets, in the City
of Carrollton SATURDAY, the 18th day of
December, 1850, at the hour of IL o'clock A NJ,
the following described property, to wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
rights, privile ges, ways, customs, serVitude and
appurtenanccs thereto belonging, situate in the
City of Carrollton, in this parish, and designated
by the Number Thirteen, in Square F., bounded
by Adams COMMERCIAL Burdette and Macarty
streets as per plan drawn by Louis Bringier
surveyor dated November TO- l8 ., and deposited
in the Office of j. j. Marks notary public said lot
No. Thirteen me asures thirty feet front on Bur
dette street by "A depth of one hundred and fifty
feet between parallel lines.
Sold for account of said succession.
Terms Of sale-Cash on the spot.
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
novl4.ts Of the Parish Of jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-05
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,

PARolssE DE JEFrERsoN--Coarda d. zroisie me
M District .judicidifc
Succession de Philip Kelly. dec6dee.
"A TTENDU, que James Alexander d presente
IA la Cour petition a leffect d'obtenr
DIES lettres de curatelle la succession de Ehilip
Kelly decide intestat:
Avis est par lie present dome font fsnx que
celia peut concerner d'ayoir dednirs 3azz1z x
jours les raisons ponr lesquelles xil Aea pas
fait dnSit d la dte petition. SS
Par Srdrs de 10 Cour. &
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-05
WAS TAKEN U:

10y the undersigned. large -ssssFr~srvn
ISRED COW ofthe English Durham sIEf MMys1
breed; white face and three white NA&sDSW
feet; both eyes red and both horns ---AA--~--AA
bored for the hollow horn; small white spot on
the back over the shoulders; other brand or
mark visible.
The owner of the above animal can have the
same by paving the expense of this advertisement.
r-gY@ Call on DANIEL YOUNG, Greenvillc.
MOVES 3t