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DRS. ]. B. & WM. WASsON.
Petition TO Divide slaves.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE, Haywood County Court
- November term, 1861.
Lewis ID. Sanders,
vE.
Ezeii Is. Sanders, William II. Sanders aud FL Smith
Guardian
On motion, and ii appearing by return o. the sheriff
Of Haywood county, Tenn, that Ezel B and WI
liam Ii Sanders have gone beyond The limits Of ths
State Of Tennessee. % IS therefore ordered that publ.
newspaper published IN the city Of Memphis Tor tour
successive weeks. commanding the said EzrH B ana
Wi lam II Sanders 90 appear before the County Court
Of Haywood county, Tennessee, 20 be held at the Court
House, in the town Of Brownsville, on the drst Monday
In December, 1861, then and there plead answer or de
muir 70 compartments petition. or the same VIII De taken
A. confessed and set for hearing eX parte 81 10 them
A corv-attest; q. p. T~ALIAFERRO.
noaw4w Clerk.
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n J. SELDEN & Co, Madison street, opposite the
~ Union Bank, dealers IN SUGAR and M0LASSEB,
Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Etc.
Consignmsnts solicited, upon which liberal advances
ill -. u.aL. mL.n r.nr-r II ..nr-
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NOTICE!
SURGEON GENERALS oFFIcE

Richmond, Va, Sept. u, 1861.
N MEDICAL BOARDS for the examination Of
"a SurgeOug-apd Assistant Surgeons. have been or.
dered TO convene At Norfolk, Richmond, Yorktown and
Manassas.
Candidates Tor The appointment Of Surgeons and A.
sistaut Surgeons will be examined by these Boards. on
presenting an invitation to sppear before them from
the Secretary Of Wal, which may be obtained bv Tor.
Tarding their application, with testimonials Of moral
character, 20 the War Department.
Examining Boards will Dc held At other points farther
South at q e0nvsuisnt time. o.
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COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT I!
Oo Adams Street.

TWO doors from Second street, J. d. LAYTON
i Proprietor. An lovers Of good eating will rejoice
to learn that the COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT win
open on MONDAY 9TH inst, where will be kept on
h nd The very best article 10 be obtained IL the South
sn market. The proprietor so,icits a call from his
fr-nds and he pubic.
no5-Im J. 2. LAYTON
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Winter Arrangement.
NENPHIS And LITTLE ROCK
R ALL R 4 D,

~ and after MONDAY, OCTOBER29, 1861. the reg
Mar Freight and Passenger Train will leave Mem
pas at ! O'Clock A. II, per Cheeks ferry. and arrive Al
MsdlsOn a. il A. D.; leave Madison at P. g.. aud 81
nye at Memphis At 8 P. NJ, making close connections
With the daily stages Of Hanger. EapIey & 90. snf
with the line Of seai weekly stng-s Of ths Overaaf
Nal Cow pany, for
IsyIors Creek, F0ri smith,
Hunters, benton
Clarendon, R0ekv,rt
Aberdeen, Hot Springs,
hr9WusYilsi Washington.
AZ anita Arkadsiphia,
Hickory Plains. Browustovvn
5eaTcy,, Camden, Arkansas.
BstesvIle, Boston
Little Rock NTlcraaE
DardanelIr, CIarksyila Taras
an Buren,. San Francisco, California
Time TO Little Rock, 80 hourz.
Tickets can be obtained a. the W0pa6sld ofies
oc29 d. II. FEGER. Supsriutandent.
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COMPANY,
Of the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, op
- . posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capital. s ,OO0.c61
Cssh capital and surplua paid up--------.--S 3s0,OU0
- go, 100 De posifsd with Controller Al Nashville
- security 70 policy holders.
lnsures sgsinst ioSs by Fire on Buildings and Mer
ehandize Of every description. Also, on Leases An,
Furniture. Al losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
Vim Fl. Mcfarland. President Farmers' Bank;
A. Warwick, arm Of Warwick & BarkHils;
VIM G. CrenFhsw, frm OF Crenshaw & Co.:
Wellington Geddin, Arm Of Goddfn & Apperson;
4. ". hcCanee, firm Of Dnnlop, Moncure d. Co;
g. A. Bsrkfdae, hrm o. Warwick & BarkHdale;
James p. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer;
L D. Crenshsw, firm o fHa1all, Crenshaw g. Co.;
John L. Bacon, arm Of Bacon 4 Baskerville;
r. b. Haxsl, hrm OF HaxaL, CrenshaW & Co;
John CurTie, Jr Ship Owner;
Wn. 3. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdals;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
g. Q. Enett, BaHder
F. G. RufAn, 1griculturist and Manufacturer;
T. ". NcGruder, Urn Of Mc(frudar & Sons;
". ". Crump, Attorney al Law
James Dunlop, Firm Of Dunlop, MOncure q Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President.
o. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
Iofer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO tae property holders Of Memphis, and solicit
q portion Of their business. All losses will be promptly
paid IN cash az this agency. Those who wish 10 eneour
ags southeru instiiotons IN preferences 20 northern, will
please give ne q call J. I. WEST, Agent,
orQTy MadFson sfraaf
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NOTICED
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Change Of Time.

OFFICE CHIEF ENG. AND GENT. srrprT
MEMPHIS, November 9Th, 1861.
> and ater "Wednesday, November 18th. 1851.
~ trains on this road will run ~ follows;
GOING o TIL.
Mall train leaves Memphis at 1n1o
" arrives a. Grenada At
GOING NORTH.
Nal train leaves Grenada at.-- IN
" arrives SO Memphis at. - =
The Freight and Accommodation tram win leave
memphis al l. Clock noon, on Mondays, Weduesdavs
and Fridays, arriving at Grenada at 10 o'cIacE . T.
and leaving Grenada az 6 O'Clock A. N. on Tuasday5"
ThuTsiPys and Saturdays, arriving At Msmulis et 20
o'clock 2. NJ. NILES M~ERHVETHER
nOl0 Chief Engineer and General SUM-.
Avalanche copy.
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WANTED.

LNROM one tn two hundred OF LAND
Il with some improvements, snd situated within Ten
miles Of Memphis, on either Of the railroads leading 10
the city. Address Il. b. WILKINSON,
Or3D2vvs Care or C1eaveg & U.asr
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9MIg appeal.
A BATTLE THOUGHT.

Thy voice Is heard mid rolling drums,
That beat 60 battle where he stands
Thy face across bis fancy comes
And gives The battle 10 his hands.
One moment, while the trumpets blow,
He sees his brood about thy knee
The next. ike fire, meets the foe
And strikes him dead for thine and thee.
TENNYsON
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WOOL. WOOL

TJTvE hundred thousand pounds wanted, for which
4 we viii pay the highest market price.
j. w. ARMSTRONG g. Co,
ocqrm No. Is Madison street
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NnnrReAihpnf Nnfice

NOVEMBER TERM, County Court, Fayette county.
~ Tennessee.
Wnfrey L Co, L. II wiufrsy, decd, ct al.
W.
John Thorn q watkins.
In this caure IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court that defendant is 4 non resilient Of the Stuta of
Tennessee, 70 is ordered by the court that publication
be made as 20 said mluor defendant in the Memphis Ap-
peal, g newspaper Published in the city Of Memphis. for
four successive weeks, requiring him 10 en'er his sp.
psafance In this cause on or before the first Monday in
January, A. ID lsd2, or within the three first days Of
January term, 1862, Of this court
WM K RUTLFDGE, Clerk
rOT9 w4w Nv ID w Thomss u q
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NNMIle WInIer Aoe0 enc.

A EFEW sacks just received and for sale by
n r G. CRAIG, Scotsman.
seq dsw Cor. Second aud Union sts., Memphis.
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GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE.

Just the Thing for the Times F.!
REING the cheapest, s~peediest and most effective
ID method Of TANNING ever in use.
BY this procesg
Heavy Sole Leather j. tanned in . 70 30 DAYS.
Upper Leather, Harness Leather, ere, nI5 10 20 days.
Calf Skins, Light Kip, etc in three to five DAYS
without bR'k, making excellent Leather, which. for
Strength, SOltneSS and Durability
l. equal 70 any made. Bark can be used If convenient.
without interfering with the rapidly Of tanning. No
oi OF vitrioL o~sulPh"ric acid muiBtic acid, alum, sal
soda, or other acids or alEaies, nor fenusi are used.
Samples OF tn Leather sem 10 oidar.
State. County a 4 SHOP RICH : Tor sale under a Patent
granted by tbs Confederate States.
Best Of city references given.
address, incio ing one dine, E J. PARK
Memphis. Team.
No letter answered unless it contain one dime.
uOlOdswlm
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REMOVAL!

HAVE removed my PUMP SHOP from Adams
4 street. (Eyerson's old stEnd,) 10 Avery street, four
doors south Of Vance street, where ] an prepared to FL
all orders in my line of business.
All repairs done on shortest notice by experienced
wOrkmen.
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Patcnf Wire Gafes ,

Tiankful for past fzvors / solicit a continuance, prom
ising satisfaction. WIN. UNDERWOOD.
p 81 have on hHsd a lot OF Chain Pumps.
oe2o-6IH W, u,
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Thursday, November 2Sth, 1861.

Estimated in number as follows, to wit about Iaj head
Of Hogs, 10 Mules Horses, II Oxen snd Bseyes. L.
Cows and Calves, . head Of Sheep. Buggy, / Car
riage, ] Wheat Thresher, 1 Wheat ran, / Gin, ] Wag-
on, ! Market Wagon, Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture, Farming utensils, and various other articles per.
tanning 10 the farm and place
TRIMS OF SALE-The above mentioned property
viii be sold on 4 credit Of six months-ihe purchasers
to execute noies with approved security tor the pur-
chase money. The sale will commence punctualy at
II o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, rs above mentioned.
JOHN G. LANIER,
nol3-dawtd Clerk and Master.
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n One square, renewable weekly, per snnum,
a One square, renewable twice a week, per an.
mum. SEQ.
n Two squares, renewable weekly, per snnuu,
u Two squares, renewable twice g week, per an
~ All advertisements for the APPEAL must De
handed in a. the Clerks desk.
- All transient advertisements must be marked
for a specified time. When not thus marked, they will
be charged for one week, and discontinued at the end
Of that time.
Is All advertisements required to be kept on sec
ond page, CHARGED As NEW ZACH DAT, and on third
page au advance over stated rates.
~ Advertisements directed 10 be displayed, or set
IN iarg- type, charged at DOUBLE RATES.
20 Yearly advertisers VIII be charged extra for Oc-
cupyIng space over contract, and when large type is
required to be used. or The advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper.
~ Yearly advertisers viii be charged extra, At
regular rates, for Wants, Rents, Removals. Co-Partuer-
ships, Notices, To Cousiguees. etc.
Transient AdVerfISemeais must be paid for an
dGVaHcs.
EF7No advertisement will appear In the Weekly pa
per uuess by special contract.
~ Adv-rtisemenrs 20 De inserted In the Weekly
paper only, or al irregular intervals Ia either Of the
papers, will BE- charged 81 per square for each and
every insertion.
s5- Announcing Candidates for State. County and
hunieiPa! Offices, - each, 20 be paid in advance in
every instance.
~ Marriages aud Deaths are published as news
bot Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect AID Funeral IuvI-
taiions az all other advertisement.
- All legal and transient advertisements wi be
charged by the insertion.
Eg~EditorEl notices in local column will be charged
twenty cents per line.
70 No deduction or variation will be made from
A~cCLAEAHAE 4 DILL.
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SALE or L,ANnI

OFFER FOR sale a valuable TRACT OF LAND
4 situated In Council Bend, Arkansas, known Is ma
bFscOe q jenkins place being he southeast f-act pnsI
quarter and east half Of southwest quarter Of section
10, and north half Of section -. and east half of .,,-tb
east quarter Of section q, Containing 50 acres in town
ship 2, north Of range o east. adjoining he land & I Ma
Baldwin on the south Said land viii be sold pr vstslv
aud proposals for the same are invited. The sI Q 10 L.
closed after The lst Of December next. Term One
third cash the balance in two equal annual Install
usnts. Address
GORDENTIA WAITE, Ex'or. Etc.
anzi5m Holly Suriupa Frsgs
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~CEEANCERY SALE OF

DURSUANT to p decree Of the Chspcerv Corrt at
j Memphis, rendered March Ist. 1851, IN he cg-- oC
Emily Z. Bah, by her next friend, etc. Va. Minerva
Hays Dunn and Walter Collins Dunn, | will on
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Tax Collector.
For County Trustee.

WE are authorized TO announce ISAAC D. MIN
W CER a. g candidate for County TaE Collector. st
n. nr.nlrr MIL aL.rrtc- $1,000
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4 s WE CAN NEITHER COLLECT MONEY DIE
IA Us, nor buy goods on time, We must sell for cash
or eose our doors. Our friends will readily discover
the necessity for selling
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~FLATBOAT FOR SALE
notice.!

WE HAVE for sale one fine STORE DAT With
~ Shelving and C1uuters complete. Apply az 262
Main street. Iocl7l A. L. ANDREWS 4 co
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" ~ 'ne 'e'aa '' o. u sfs9 80 az a-Gsln3 iga "a
saa s. sl.,sgo boz aa4aiTHE- sssalss !,.a,,,,.,,
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o-.T" 9iTassasA be- -s.ss .lERGR &,STk1gNt
our Nr SSany who ia veil knoFn as "a sced
sayS W e1ain m 60 Orleans RTipg he rrse1t essoa
ana dT boss we'll soppis with heavy groceries, and We
WORLD .espee invite the as call hslore pur
ehastig shsfesl- sgLjg. tjan0sb ~ "a s b. IS
'a 70 Q, - ssasrtSI.
l'' . -NHORRHS & STRATTGM.ssle
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ET. EA.mS4c r. r.. Peck,
" ElSRr1zEE, TERyESSEE, t..., f.,.
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENTS, '
de- u. BIul City Insurance Company.
30 rHar ..' i.s.Hs Mp1pLis, Tenn, .4,,.
Insurance Co.. OF the Stnte OF virginia,
ruf truu ,a f7.,, Richmond, VA
Lynchburg Hose &.Firel Insufah nee Co
... ,...f I'D ..,.5. LypcABurg, Va ~. a1s"a
PhGniNT Insurance Company.
janl6Iy Hartford, Conn.
..'rF'rH. ssts=.F s-sufA
$500 REWARD.
FEMALE ACA DEMY.

D. .srr.
Afer rest Of SGs mpRHS On he 18Th lof Jl4as.ys
lS6i TeSluGe mgPosims as Prasc4aI of this LnStita
EOa, 10Th trhiclI hare been connected for Fl gears.
ysNHE Academy oetssou advantages among which,
u We think, the following: a.. ..' srI tHrtr,
/ A well enclosed Yard of about acres, within
the incorporated Ks Of Nashville thus AGVrdpg Pupils IN
restrained freedom eshful becreats and s suciecnv
them 10 the restraints Of s.fnei and intelligent society
2 buildings in extent and suitahenes' for all school
purposes fhe United 81 by Female SCHOOL,
d these urrnded by PsgemeEs and corridors, Offering
children, TO breathe the fresh air without
regard u the weather, -. -''''.f O.
sis an AMI kghLtd by gas and thus free tas parents cur
us seRe0 Of constant 2RHfy about their
suneqhafsd ID a1y Female coI in FMS or
any other country Thou Of the largest and part Of the
time the largest Boarding sehOo IN le Pee States ye hgt
three deaths have occurred among tAe pupils ~ nearly % years
s. NonsSeCtarian. 1t is well known 70 all aciuaint
ed with the AeadSny, tAat Baptist Epseopahan' MetaDdR
Or his aecty satisfied that
respect will offence be given to his peculiar views and ye
equally Satisfied that the principles OF OUT eorfen religion vi"
be daily nculcated. = "'i
g. MATERNAL Care This expression excites expeci
taon which is not fully the Academy IA sutSe
m ladies' OF piety and refinement devote their entire time to
the supervision Of expenses morals habits and e&s
the Boarding Pupils ~ gl"gstJ
Gdsfdias pafeh, who for any cause, may he seeking
srpAnent sdacGto8 home for little girls VIII, think, hnd
sdecI4-iEwim. F7s7' -.oTs 'i'P 30 eDEtLt0Ti
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VALUABLE RESL EStTaTE FOR SALE
EKTISuING to male other investents propose to SELF
w all our ReGI Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESLDENGEs. ;"
situated on franklin within half mile of tho city,
and opposite the fedees the late Joseph W. Horton,
'' Contaiaing ab0uI Porsy Acres T'e'"S
This pera, e est IN eviciny Of Nash
VILE and iSasno aesrEbe country rassnce The house will
seld E II Is of land the purchaser NAV choose
THAT VARIABLE FAKsE,
known the srs Fss:F vsi On the Smith Turnpike lold
IRsn road within three miles Of Nashville ssIlrg $50
acros The soil good, 1t lie well watered end nbesed and 81
be divided into small tracts Of twenty aae upyars ali Of
iob are adinirsb adapted for country
deus and dairy farms. Alsos that - L. - =
.vrsjs1 f,,s i,k{EAUT1EDL EARm - ,.s,S ~ =
on came road, aoy occupies T. o. ncCanpbe formerly
owned BY Thos Harding, containing about a5e acres. This
place Is we need further description 1t will
also be rsded tesit purchasers a. c. MccaEpbe VIII soR
these places toaay one who will call
Alice above property WILDE sold reasonable terms, and
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.. puuv. -saosToE aAF1aa@ w.r,.
IBTIRGE
200 Az sss!' e. ..as -
srs s 3 .ssi ssf s sss1 80 s,i 5sss'
, EorsisaSI And ID S'iHestses AtsnYrs;s:9 ~
eoss. eea LIE ii am s;EteErsg:
. 80 Trs1i s.s: g i.S'
~, s, i . ~. sDa .sSIssi
W. ldqaors, &c, and viii continne ID
large aasasss during the season. Our SICK roy en-
Is .a,a1's q 90 .ss > Ss i.:
sSs mas htsAh. sus.z, a S, y !, .asy'
essss Ss. 40. ~ sss oass o. sa1
s,Oeisces 81 si o G l ss.s !, ~. ',ys,
10 ds ssl o9 s.s 3, Pc ne -
vs. Iiss I .'s@ aBEoEassoS,o3g ID q a. as X -
SEQ s = c9siqs ~ ,ss es.rgR s 2
@issaS i;ss5 SafnaaTiss. 11Ff'iaW { .sbaasg
500 bxs Bar Candles, SEQ q ezs Star Candles,
SS 4 ~, g - ~ 20 SO Z. dollar soePsas lsanis.
s..o :, 10 ss5asEa PsSpsrf,ss we,
nd Re 5 s.:la s'
20 sacks Hses esgs g Indigo "a
7 ihsd BaeEszl EI5Onests II stees Fass =, s
go zhe Btsels,i essGdoz scoaps ~, 49, ~ Sss
- bg BlaekRbg, sbs shbls aiasDIs RIsssizs ~
I'D bn Glassware p.
25 bhIs fecrns, q @sh saossi g s Asraoras IL ~
I5c hi bxs Raisins, siissAae B Iis ins, NJ 81
100 fTssa rs SSs s Slss esS: i cyst:
100 kegs fai Sc SssDshna, 150Bss Bfalsis gsashS,
S sss5s Sas'Ii s2ss fS ff
y ,si1ess,5edw 80 ii slsaae9ls csEsea EePsS
5casss sIsarissis 81 nos
e4ieis - isai ssss bS1EQGOEs . eesaas9
hisf tasy' sos ssis Dean. ss,g WHISKY:
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IRENeE gE6TI:iE..sTilH { q ssH 10 d.:
sieNart COMFY. $40 of Tenn..-.-

In STEWART CoUFy NJ Gt,rS Sr1hs s,-
VeF--JSmesR B. McCarsoII et ~, Icsss = gO-
a. y Sell and II aPpsarngtO me from eopls
Ns -, s.at ines 1eCarron, Francis McCaron JSrP
nsss a. law Of francis Mccarroll deceased are a.
tSss ne STATE e. fefhesss T. H. thereEote srsa
"a h9 nAis for four eOnsecufiTa ~ -
s SIIs 80 AsEslcAs newspaper plbshed r. sAs
befar. - sod residezts An aurs-r
&c eeGrs Eoase Il said sseny ID thg ss.iS sf
ar dern- II : olag q SaRnrry ~ l al plead.
e1 ss 70 zen aod sst down for hearing eSpzfs1 aisiSo5
!" 2, . 5oiiaat ..,;;LY- COOK, ierk,
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.aHiifsEs id9is aSoFtYlst IH1'I = 49, -
the ecriber the night ofthe 5h Of Dec
- Eizrfe BAY FfhEY years ola LAST pring, $50 hands
high, star IN rshead and e snip .betyeen he's ors
se has black legs sired By hcrss, Wash
IN atea, like Color and appeatahcR.
yOt, Knd kho1sthe State to
viii give i0O reward for the thief and s95 for the mare
cgsrs .zsss sssisos ~ k 81 III 9 JOHNSON, AGENT
y aefs Srlz7 ~ Ienisssae fenltentlary.
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CHEAP HOUSES.

- aud ooS@os S9.sasEess Tor sale 9
Church sns - servants &C, situated OF
t.ms streets viii be rented for the ensuing "
agsare ~ apply Humphreys, No. %, Public "a IN
asslp-du ID NICHOLSON. Ell yea
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.EIaiIe sIsBshe sh-s .bnF
JAAIES Ro--AkARTO ON,
Author q life Aaron Burr etc. b.
Tire, To.unes sss tie 10 Pssss e.aA wS Psrhiis
o,,wr oo1.ve ED rha. fli5i1s S. bssp, .sks;
HAr Calf, So Full Calf S!s; - ia
suBcRrKs EDrr1oE. Royal octave tsola 81 SslscrptO
SSs .s 4AseGasYsA ss CALI Sizi fn'l
1ER PARTON sa engaged in th,prtpa.
FsR sS Es s5a ' TSs r 9F1 Volume DS
S:d ssI a1RS ssSs move oS 2d
and sC5a y9lSPs'' the press have 'p'keA az s
The life Of Andrew JsckEoa eventfu
,sfs sda stste the most iEpoTtsnsiR the
srstour aHsts Alnost Ell hat relates
aos hl9 y P'egaF, and interesting IenS
Ypsswho tbscsuesr of Jacks
eoessS BostOn Journal ~ exhAuIts the subject
e. ~ItbeqsAlly spirit dsrastOa az the
Virtues 9lRS ana Sl o. .H. sGS
- Ss & Se most II book. Every is lis 1t
redisvs ranoes and yei has the aevsn!
tstssftens true 4Iene JO'uDa = eOsssss degree Of
iRispe EbSh scarcely oyeTsAied New York World
freshsr .yesI socount vas never Ss Of any nero ~
be better hold the attention and bear the mind AlSng
with sustained enthusiasm than this soeODp.oL &c res lie
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