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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-28
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| ceIient Cultivation, in Biloxi, Mississippi
| known a the Residence Of nr. A. ByrenheIdt
offering fine opportunity 70 purchase residence
suitable Tor large family, or for Boarding
House.
gpY Julian Neville, Auetioueer-O lice No. II
I'D Commercial Place-W Il be sold at public
auction, in the City Of New Orleans, on Thursday
March 8, 1850 at II o'clock NJ at the st Charles
Exchange
All that Lard, situated in the Town Of Biloxi,
Harrison county. Mississippi, bounded on tho east
by the property belonging 10 u. I. Lonsdale, Esq,
en- the west By the properly belonging to +. Cook,
Esq south by the Gulf Of Mexico, ald running
north, between parallel lines to or near the back
Bay Of Biloxi, having front on the Gulf OF about
one aad three quarters arPents, and depth Of
forty afPeltS, more or less; with all the improve
msuts, consisting Of a handsome dwelling house,
with eight rooms, large hail, galleries. cellar, bath
Teguis with force pump attached and shower bath.
Also two other buildings, one containing seven
rooms AID the other three rooms and three cabinets
attached to the grounds; there are kitchens, stable,
caTTiags-house and servants rooms there is also
in the cellar Of the naia building never-iaiiing
spriug, OF the VGrest water in the South. In ad-
ditiou the above there i large batA-bCuse and
dguche, both with forcing pumps the latter one
intended for horse power-ah IN good order for
The garden aud orchard IS tastefu'iy laid out,
and planted with the rRrest flowers and irult trees,
comprising a large number Of peach, plum, fg or
anEe, shaddoek, lemon and other trees in full bear
ing together with many large grape vines, of var
ious kinds.
The place Is well shaded by Gne live oaks, cedars
tGaguo,ias and other trees; there several pure
springs Of water on the place, rendering il one of
jie Hlust desirable retreats on the Coast.
] he grounds and buildings are in the charge OF Il
gardener, who VIII show the premises to parties
wishing 90 visit tAeB.
Altogether ta.s is Que O. the few cTPnr,Grisios
oferad parties Wishing to secure beaithy, cen
venice aut - : retreat for the summer months.
Ta5 sale VIII take D'aGs posi- .ivr]g advertised.
TEsHs.--gu1 tti'a cash balance ia oas AMI tao
year, 81 g. jssaetury paper bearing interest at
The ot re. per a4nnnl frCnl toe o. sale
Act If sale befr I, B.euan, commissioner for
the State Of Mississippi, Al the expeuse Of the pur
rhazer> Feb 81 '6a-s&w NJ s.
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TuEG GREAT ENGLIS r E D Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

/ Celebrated Female PilIsI
! Prepared from prescription of Sir J.. Clarke
NJ. b.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thii invaluable medicine is unfailDg in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases t
which the female constitution is subject. it mod
crates all and removes all distractions, and
speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
tring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counter
tells.
These Pills should not be taken BY females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
hey are sure to bring Miscarriage but at any other
iH,e tt'y are safe
In all cases of Nervous and SPINAL Affections,
Pair in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sli sht ex
ertion Palritation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed, and although powerful RENE
dy, do not contain iron, calonel, autimony, aIy
thing burtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
\. B.-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle, containing
over so pills, by return mail.
For sale in Canton by Mercy Bro.
Sold in Jackson by J. S. Szer, :. B. Morey
and C. A. Moore J. C. Lanier l. Co., Vicksburg
J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale
Agents. decl5 5S--s-w&wtf
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S UNI MA Y.

o. Spain has 80, 600 men in Morocco.
OF The late vote of Kansas was 1888.
0T The last Kentucky tobacco crop sums
up S2054,G70.
o. In 1923, the number of voters in the
United States was l, 100000
OF Twenty-Five million bushels Of coal is
consumed annually in Cincinnati.
OF BY mail and telegraph, San francisco
is soon to be brought within one week Of New
York
o. 1t is rumored that the Administration
has decided to withdraw most Of the troop,
from Utah.
OF The estimated Catholic population o.
the United States is about three and a quarter
millions.
OF Austria rejects the principal proposit'
ions of England for a settlement of the Italian
question.
or The Masonic Register for 1860 states
that the whole number OF Lodges of Free Ma.
sons in the United States, and Territories anG
other countries is $3.50.
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az The Northern Douglas papers (thcre
are none in Mississippi were exceedingly
swift few weeks ago to put before the coun'
try Greeley's letters from the northwest, Civ.
ing his opinion that Douglas viii be the
Charleston nominee. In the Tribune of Sat.
urday, Mr.. Greedy says it NOW seems prob
able" that ''the federal office holders and more
insane pro-slayery anatlcs' will ''overslaugE
Douglas at Charleston" We suppose they
will now look to some other quarter for com
fort.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE.

TNNHE fourth scholastic year Of this Institution
ii will commence on Wednesday, l4th Of Sep
teulber next, under the management and control Of
Rev. T. Ii. CAPERs, President assisted by Rev. DR..
b. H, CARERS, A. NJ, as associate; who was former
ly Professor of Ancient Languages in Franklin
College. His long and established character as a
teacher is well known to require eommendation.
These gentlemen will bring into the College and will
have here by the opening Of the session, as bic
Faculty as can be found in any institution in
country. 1t Is useless for to say, for il is fact
alrSady known, that President Capers requires
tkoreNgh scholarship in all the departments.
The Music department will be under the super
vision oi Prof CARLOS .. HELwIG, NJ. ID. who
brings the highest testimonials Of capacity and
moral worth. These testimonials are from our own
State, and from ;hJse who known TO the Trus-
tees and Faculty.
Our institution ts in high, healthful, section Of
the state, remste hon any town, and from the
great thoroushfares Of the country, and offers to
its pupils the advantages of retirement and healthy
exercise in the open air. The society in the Vicini
ty of the College is good as can be found in any
portion of the State. We offer as an inducement
to parents to send thor children to this institution
the fact that the President is regular Physician
Of age and experience, and from extensive practice
in former years, is familiar with the diseases Of
this climate. and their treatment. He makes no
charge for services rendered to his pupils. Parents
bringing their ehildren by way Of the river will
land at Grand Gulf and goOut by railroad to Port
Gibson, where arrangements have been made with
the livery stables To bring them out to the College
without delay. All communications addressed to
the President at Rocky Springs, Claiborne county
Miss will meet with attention.
EXneuSeS ucr Session of Ten Months.
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Significant.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, the Douglas Or
gan of the West, in its issue of the 18th inst,
has this significant intimatiOn
1t is generally believed in Washington, that
if Mr.. Douglas is not nominated at Charleston,
Se,card toiH be the Republican nominee at Chi
caoo. In that event his friends are confident
of his election If Douglas is nominated, Sc
,careps friends ,oiH not press him.
And why are the Black Republicans willing
to dispense with Seward, in the event tht
Democrats nominate Douglas Because thu
latter has marked out the shortest cut to al
the ends of Republicanism." Are the Southern
Democracy willing to assist the anti-slavery
fanatics in the work of tearing down Southern
institutions upon the ruins of the Constitu
ton
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CHOICE COTTON L.Nns roR SALE.

NEjI6HlNG to concentrate my planting inter
w csts. | offer the following lands fer sale,
why home place, containing 1909 acres of
choice cotton land; 500 acres open and enclosed
by perfect hedge Of Cherokee Briars, the balance
we'll timberei. The improvements consist of an
elegant new framed dwelling, handsomely Enclosed,
new famed gin house and press, new framed quar-
tiers, csteru houses, carriage house. &c, &c.
l also offer for sale my Kirk Place IN NaSOo Co.
on Big Black River, containing l4l0 acres, 700
acres opened, 3A0 Of which have been cleared
within the past three or four years; these lands
arc the best quality of Big Black first and second
bottom. The improvements consist of a comforta
tcdwelIing, with four rooms, hall and gallery, new
gin house. quartc :, cribs, re-, &c. These are fine,
productive cotton lands, not worn-out, washed
away they offered for sale, only for the Pur-
pose Of concentrating my force,
! also offer for sale, my Wolfe Lake Place. sit
uated on Wolfe Lake, in Yazoo Co containing
1850 acres OF high cane land, 400 acres deadened
four years.
Vernon. Madison Co., Miss.
March '60--wIm. JOHN II. THOMAS.
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SCHOOLS &C..
ACKSON FEnALE INSTITu

JACKSON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
FNNHiS Institution, enjoying one of the most
Il pleasant and healthful locations in the State,
having lately changed hands, the present Principal
Il determined to apare neither pains nor expense
in rendering it what the community SO much need,
viz:
PERM AHEST FIRST CLASS FEMALE SEMINARY.
To this end he has secured the services Of an
able and experienced Faculty, and presents
Course of Study second to none in the country.
The Sessions and Vacation will conform to those
adopted in the State University.
Faculty:
REV. J. G. KEENEY, A. NJ, Principal and Pro-
fessor o: Natural Science, and Ancient Langu ages
Mrs. J. c. KEENEi, Vice Principal, Teacher Of
Ethics and English Literature.
Miss S. 5. BUCkMASrER, Mathematics, English
Branches and French.
7. ID. NuTTING, Professor Of Piano and Violin.
Miss. LULA MACKAY, yscut Music, PianS, Guitar
and Melodeon.
Mss. NETTIE C0LQUE0UN, Guitar.
MISS MACkAf, Ornamental branches,
MRs : sAA ASHER, Germap.
~ TuttinR
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0rr The Providence Daily Post, a Douglas
paper. gives az a reason why Douglas should
be nominated, that thousands of Black Repub-
leans in that little six-by-eight State (Rhodc
Island) would support him--Erchange.
For the sufficient reason that no more efiec-
tive system can be devised to delraud the
South of her rights in the territories than by
the mode of "unfriendly legislation" advocated
by Douglas. Eli Thayer of Massachusetts,,
decidedly prefers it to any other plan yet de-
vised by the plotters against the South, and
several Black Republican State Conventions
have regularly incorporated-it into their creed.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A VALUABLE tract OF land, near Society Ridge
"A partly in Kinds, partly in Madison counties,
Mississippi. There are about 1870 acres 10 the
tract, 100 acres timber, about hoo acres cleared,
one-half eek bottom, and branch land, and is fine
cotton land. There are good negro cabins, sin,
press, plenty Of water and a comfortable dwelling,
a good fruit orchard, good moi hb9rhood, &c &c.
The farm is ten miles from Clinton, twelve-from
Jackson, and six from Great Northern & n. o. Z K.
If the place is rented it win be sold and delivery
made on the first Of January 1860. Inquire Of K.
A. Clark, jackson, and J. NJ. Clark, Nazoo City,
Mississippi. Feb 6O-4w.
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GREAT RARGAIN.

TsyaE place formerly owned by DR.. d. o. Williams
4 within miles of Clinton, noted for health
aad in reach of the finest schools in the State,
male and female, well watered, with or 700 acres
of good creek bottom, for sale, low, very low,
am determined to break up farming. There are
1920 acres in the tract, gin house. and press,
a new corn crib, fine dwelling house 80. Nearly
1000 bushels corn and fodder, also mules and horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and on accommodating terms.
Mr. Tier, the 0verseer tho place, will show
the land to any wishing to purchase or app-
cations can be made to the subscriber at Clinton
Kinds Co. Miss. GEO. STOKES.
Nov '59-tf.
Eagle of the South, American Citizen, Canton
rubbish till forbid.
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no, uOuF.yTuNTERS no,

FENHERE is a small lot IF land, containing 500
u acres, more or less, situated on either side of
Bahala Creek, in Lawrence county, Miss, 1--WE miles
North Of Brookhaven depot, and one from the New
Orleans aud jackson Railroad for sale.
The greater portion of thsland is finely timber
ed with pine, and the tract embraces a splendid
mill-seat, vast area of rich pasturage, a good
ceiled dwelling, out-houses, good spring, and a
young, bearing orchard. SawyeiS, graziers and
herdsmen, humble farmers, nor fruiterers. could
get a more convenient or desirable location
This land must be sold, and the terms are accom-
modating. Fer particulars, apply at once to
noyl4 59-wtf b. NELSON, Canton, Miss.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE

4 in Wilkinson csuuty, Miss, about 1917 miles
from Woodyie and % from Matches, on the lower
Woodville aad Nathez road, between the Buffalo
and HON chitto. II is l2 miles from Hutch
ms Landing on the Mississippi Is some four or
FIVE miles in direct line from that river; and
when the iIomcchjtto is opened it will lie within
two miles Of navigation. Ii contains about 1900
ceres If very fine land, great deal of it bottom
land; is plenttElly timbered, and affords as 6ne
pasture IS can be found in the country. About 800
acres are now in cultivation. The iml rovements
consist of dwelling house, Clubhouse, quarters, corn
cribs. stable &c. The neighborhood is good and
healthy. Possession given Let Of January.
For terms apply to JOHN S. HOLT.
Oct IS '59-.Aw IT,
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A 2HORSE Wagon, Iron Axle. Ok DUMP
"a Cart. A Thrasbing Machine. a iorSe
wood or lGn0 Bricks and 2 Horse endless chain
power, with saving macAiae, capable Of cutting
30 cords wood per day-with table and saw for
splitting boards. For further information apply to
Feb Is 'G0-3m. GEO. FEARN & co.
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THE MISSISSIPPI UNIyERsiTY.-The atten-
ton of our readers is called to the cards Of
Professors Carter and Richardson. Itwillbe
seen that they unqualifedly contradict the
statement circulated by sundry newspapers,
that they resigned their places in the Universe
ty on account Of the late action of the Board
of Trustees; and thus they have confirmed
the denial which we made of the report in a
recent impression of the Mississippian. This
fabrication is Of piece with others to which
currency has been given of late. having ten.
dency to iniure the great institution upon
which are concents1ed the brightest hopes Of
our Commonwealth.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

BEAUTIFUL HAIETh.s Is one of the greatest orna
Ineuts which woman could b. asst OF splendid
head CT hair it be in gh state of health glossy AMI
thick, matter what b. its color that 1t Is natural
attraction that not escape the envy of those whC
are bad and gray hr is unnatural ill is In the egh
bprhooi of four and short of THAI it is
ease. We would rem. dy this III al" and in what way
How could gray hair TO IFS original health =!
Use Professor Woods Hair Restorative for safe at ali the
drug stores; it the hair, it restores its health
aud when hat produced its beauty its original col
or, it, uxuiiar and goss is to follow. Woods
Restorative is the only valuable hair preparation
marches Gu w&s-w 3m.
III We would call the ton of readers to the
advert o. Prof O. j. W,oi Co S Hair RestorA-
tive in another hmm march23 ely.
~ fords Liver Inyigorator and Cathartic Pills
avery va rabc medicine. Read the advertisement III
cur paDer marches 6o-1y.
rFJ- IIooflands German Bters and Bal annie Cor'al
sold ly every druggist the Unit-d States. See AL
VERT. elnent in another column. march23 6e-ly.
~ Blood Food Food Food! Fee advertisement
In another column. HI Hen1' IVY
TO- Mothers. Mothers. DR. Eatous Infinite Cor
,Iit see advertisement in nother column.
marches 90 WY.
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Land near Jackson for Sale.

z OFFER 400 acres If land, ! y miles N0rth OF
Il Jackson adjoining the lands of =. W. Lancas-
ter, W. b. Taylor an1 b. Il. Shotwell, and lying
on tha waters Of Hanging Moss Creek. This and
ii surpassed by none the interior in capacity Of
yjviding There isup,n this land, one OF tie most
beautiful cites iora residence, with large rev
stable, Il stalls, aud other out buildings -under
the skilful management Of Mr. Lancaster, who cul-
tiyuted it the past year, it yielded one bale 10
the aero. If desired u plantation of 1909 acres
will DO made, by the addition Of my late residence
with good buildings, sufficient for large family,
and the land thereto attached. To one purchasing,
long time, and liberal terms are offered. Near 25O
acres are under excellent fence aad in ue order
for q crop. For further particulars, inquire Of G.
Lombard, CiYil Engineer, Jackson, Miss.
Feb 81 'G0-6w. ". =. GARLAND.
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4 Einn kenfnckr Residence fnr SnIo

= Z INV NVHtUCNJ IttoIUtNCt Tot SNIes
TIME subscriber Offers for sale, his private resi-
Il dencc, considered by many the most e,egaL
and highly improved country scat in Kentucky
Tue place consists Ct 1876 acres Of frst-rate land
On which is erected large, cOmmodious and finely
finished brick and stone dwelling, with servants
houses, stables, cisterns &c all conveniently sit
uated The dyelling with 20 acres around it, in
Guiding large terraced galden, containing rare
COLLECTION Of native and foreign shrubbery, lawn,
and a most beautiful neveT-failing spring are en-
closed within a Ha .ha fence the other division,
fences are chiefly Of fine osago-orango hedges and
plank The premises are situated FIVE miles south
os Louisville, Gu the Bdrdstown turnpike. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises or
to Dr. G. Richardson. No 2I5 Canal st, New Orleans.
New Orleans March . 60--5t CIV. SHORT.
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VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.

FEWlE undersigned having purthased lot and es-
L tabNshod permanent DEPOT for the sale Of
slaves the city Of jackson, desires to say his
friends andthe public, that he will be found at
home by the l2thnst, with choice lot of slaves,
consisting Of men, women, boys aad girls. to be had
at the lowest figures for cash satisfactory accep-
taaCes. Planters and others invited to exam
Inc his lot if they wish to buy number one slaves.
His depot is on State street, square below
the Old Mansion House.
idec7 81 ". a. SHEwALTER
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RAILROAD MEETISG.-A Railroad meeting
will be held in this city on Saturday evening
the 31st inst. Col Trezevant~of Memphis,
and others, viii address the meeting. A
Grand Rally of the public spirited citizens of
jackson, and vicinity, is confidently anticipa7
ted on this occasion.
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A HALF Interest in the Sea Coast Democrat, a
"a Weekly Newspaper, published in Nississpp
Civ. aeyoto, &c sound Democracy and the atvcc8ey
If the S8iplsIand LAIR Aa. eHig AE a LARGE sireu
= l,.s 90 80 81. Auasa, -strough the ad-
Joining counties. To person who is capable Of
editing the PAPER, aud managing 1t generally. the
terms Of sale will ts tauhd very moderate. Such
person could make handsome independence out
Of the paper. Fer particulars address,
J. Il W. c. WILLIAMSON, Proprietors
Nov 81 '5g-d&E If. Mississippi City, Miss
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TENiE above number Of acres Of land will be
sold at private sale TO suit purchasers. lt
lies and within miles # Railroad trick
md convenient TO HaElebgrst and Bahala DVpo;s
1t varies in quality from the best creek bottom
10 the common pine kill Purchasers may 90 rea-
sonab'e terms obtain tracts Of any size and q-sl-
ty. For information apply to ne a. Galis:ia,
Ccp;ah county. Niss. SAM'L REDUS.
: Jan. ;, 5S.-u. Agent.
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NITLIINERY. Nr..

A T MRS. VlRDEN'S State Street, Jackson
n She begs to IL; n her lady friends and the
public generally, TIL ihe has just returned from
New York with an els1 mt assortment Of ftsbtopd-
bic Paris made millinery, selected from the leading
establishments of Fashion. Her bonnets, laces,
embroidery, cloaks, &c, gotten up in n style
of beauty and elegance never before equaIIed in
this Market. Dresses made to order and to suit
the most refined taste. OCT ~ 58-tf
------'--------~- II MINTCTTTD
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Productive Plantation containing about
"a 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located ~
miles west Of Walden Depot, Carroll Co. Miss
Location healthy, aud good neighborhood. For
particulars apply to Gen. 10. Bell, Jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at Shongslo, Miss.
Feb II '60-wtf. T.. kOPPEREL.
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A DWELLING House and Lot, Situated iume.
and Jgckson. ssd Southern Railroad. There are on
The lot, two comfortable dwelling Houses, each CON
taipip, five or six rooms also eisterns and all
other copveuienceg for families. For particulars
Apply on the promises to ,,,,-,,,.,
w. ii. DDNNELi4
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LAM, LANnI! LAND!!I

ESERSONS wishing t. buy, sell, or paying taxes
on lands in this State. can have the same at
tended to By pplication to the undersigned. heier
JOHN II. ECHOLS,
Feb 7S 'f1-tf Jackson. Mtss.
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The Homestead Bill,

This measure passed the House OF Repre-
s9ntatives on the 18th inst, by a very large
majority. Toshow how completely the coun,
try is becoming sectionalzed, it is only neces-
sary to mention that every Northern member
except Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, voted
for the bill, and every Southern member ex-
cent Crair Of MisSnuri Ha.al a~ain.t il
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LAND SALES. S.c S.c


FOR Sale.
Z WILL sell a cheap piece Of property IN Tan
Conn,y '' Ts u Inc Town Of Benton in Yauoo
Of the County aud the facilities for gettiSe hiJSs
bark de-. are certainly great inducements to ,bnss
wishing % engage ia saca business. The va
il large and N good order, with the necessary tools
and bafE enough for tanning purposes for about
ono year \, charge VII be made ior the tools AMI
bark nov in the yard. Adde'S, W. KING
Esh Il 't1-WR. Benfnn Misu
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o. Col. W. A. Purdom, Gate Mayor oil
Jackson) has, we learn from the Camden
(Ark) Herald, located in that place, and COM
menced the practice of law.