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Miscellaneous. ZIP COON. O ole Zip Coon lie is a lamed skolar, things posum up a pun tree and coo- ncy in a holler, Posum up a gum tree, cooney on a stamp, Den over eluhblc trubble, Zip Coon will jump. O Zip a duden dude n duden, Zip a duden day, O Zip a duden duden duden, duden duden day, O Zip a duden duden duden, duden duden day, Zip a duden duden duden, Zip a duden day. 0 its old Suky blue skin, she is in lub wid me 1 went the udder artcr noon to take a dish ob tea: What do you tink new, Suky hub fjr supper, Why chicken foot an posum heel, widoitt butter. Zip a duden, &c. Did you eber see the wild goose, sailing on de ocean, 0 de wild goose motion is a bcry pretty notion; Ebry timede wild goose, beckensto de swaller, You hear him google google google google gollar. Zip a duden, ike. 1 went down to Sandy Hollar tother arternoon And the first man I chanced to meet war ole Zip Coon; Olc Zip Coon he is a natty scholar, For he play upon de lUnjo "Cooney in de hollar." Zip a duden, cc. My old Missus she's mad wid me, Kase I would'nt go wid her i:to Ten nessee Massa build him barn and put in de fodder Twas dis ting and dat ting one ting or odder. Zip a duden, Cc. I pose you heard ob de battle New O rleans, Whar ole (iincral Jackscn 'jib de British beans; Dare de Yankee bovs dc do job so slick, For dey rotch old Packenhani an lowed him up de creek. Zip a duden, c.c. I hab many tings to tork about, but dont know wich come first, So here de toast to old Zip Coon be fore he gin to rust; May he hab dc pretty girls, like dc King ob ole, To sing dis song so many timc, 'lore he turn to mole. Zip a duden, cC. .Marriage extra. Married over again, in this County, on the 7th inst, by John H. Davis, Esj., Mr. Allen Davis, of this town, to the amiable Mrs. Milly l)avis,o( the head of Pungo river. Some years since, this fond couple were stuck together in wedlock, by Parson some body; but the frail fair one, in her lord's absence, forgot her troth: for which he for sook her and sued for a divorce. But the late cold nights! who could stand themf in a word, they resolved to trv n over again, and got the Squire to take another hitch upon them, for better for worse. O Pungo! bless this happy pair, Hi milly ho! hi milly ho! With a pretty bouncing heir. Hi milly ho! hi milly ho! Wedlock is a ticklish thing. Hi millv ho! hi niillv ho! Wh'.-thcr it holds, or snaps, Hi milly ho! hi milly ho! by jin; Haiti. Statesman. From the Salisbury Watchman Married, in Rowan county, 18th inst. by A. E. Foster, Esq. Mr. JSryan Thompson, six feet three inches high, to Hethenia Torren tine, three feet six! Now he was tall and slim, She, squab and short had grown, lie, looked like a mile in length. And she like a mile stone. ULltiows. Black Diet. It is said tint the girls in the Factories of the North 'are in the habit of eating large quantities of charcoal, for the pur pose of purifying their complex ions. The beautifying influence of this dark diet is supposed to extend to the very nails usque ad ungucm giving them a more delicate hue than they might oth erwise possess . The' appetite, af tT protracted indulgencc,demands ihj morsel of charcoal with the craving that the tobacco chewer regards his quid or the tippler his half pint. When they have been required to quit the do'Uing practice, they become sick and desponding. Verily these ladies ought to join the abolition society as soon as possibls. Probably it is not generally known that in the extreme settle ments of some of the Atlantic Southern States, a practice equal ly as horrible as charcoal-eating, prevails among the fairest of crea tion. It is a regular custom after a meal to till the mouth with Snuff andwith the split end of a dog wood st'iich, commence the ope ration of cleaning the teeth. A .party of ten or fifteen are seen sometimes engaged in the fascina ting operation. The stimulating influence of tobacco soon becomes grateful, and the snuft'is replenish ed repeatedly during the day. We know not whether to respect most the charcoal caters of the tyorth, or the snuff chewers of the South. Norfolk Beacon. XT' The following is an extract from a letter to a gentleman of Fayette ville, written by a North Carolinian now travelling in Alabama: Dear Sir, Having been delay ed on the road, I have but lately finished my journey in this Slate, and will now in compliance with your request, give you some in formation respecting the cotton crop here; and in doing this, have but little more to jay than that it is a good one; exceeding a little perhaps a common or fair average crop. In the north part of the State, a lale frost destroyed their fust piloting and occasioned a loss, it is supposed, of about 10, 000 bales, but this deficiency more than made up by the excel lence of the crop here. In Mis sissippi and Louisiana they have aUo made line erop, I learn not withstanding the damajre sustain ed there by a -torm or two during the season. New Orleans shippt d hist year -150,000 hales and Mobile 14U.00O, and it is supposed they will ship ronsiderabl- mote the prevnt season, but the increase will be owing, no doubt to the greater quantity of land cultivated, as will as any superiorly there mav be in the crop. Cotton brings in Mobile, at this lime, 17 cents. In South Carolina and Georgia, as well as in North Carolina, they have made very little more than half crops as you have probably understood. Your opinion of the unhealthi nes of this country, Sir, I am , afraid is but too correct and writ lounded. 1 have se-n more pale sickly looking faces since I enter ed the State, than I have seen any where, at one time, since I left this country in the year 1SI2, and the mortality too has been very great; even the town of Mont gomery containing a population of only about 1500 or i-'OOO, is said to have buried, since last VYinh r, 450 of its inhabitants, the most of whom fell victims I sup. pcjsf.. to the bilious fever. It can't possibly he, during Summer and Fall, half as healthy a country as North Carolina with the ex ception of the lower counties bor dering on the seaboard. Accept, Sir, my bct respects. Severe Weather. The present Winter has been one of unpreced ented severity. On the 5th in stant, the Mercury was lGdeg. below zero at Washington. On the 4th (called by the Albany Ar gus the cold day, par excellence,) the Thermometer was 2o degrees below zero, 1 New Haven, on Monday Professor Silliman's ther mometer was 23 degrees below zero. At Saratoga Springs, 33. At Boston, it was 15 degrees en Sunday, and at Portsmouth, N. H. 20 degrees. But the most re markable phenomenon took place at New Lebanon, N. Y. At 5 o'clock on Sunday morning the 4th, the mercury had sunk to 30 degrees below zero, and became congealed and immoveable. 'This is probably the greatest degree of colli ever registered in the United States. Hal. Reg. Liberality. -The Legislature of North Carolina has, in its wisdom, authorised the Governor to have the Acts providing for the call of a convention inserted in all the papers in the State, from this time; till the 2d Monday in June Pro vided the charge for each paper shall not exceed the enormous sum of ten dollars. We have taken tin trouble to ascertain how much tlu publication for that length of time would amount to, and find it to be $100 50. It is needless to say, that we do not third; ten dollars a sufficient compensation for inflict ing upon our readers two columns of stale matter every week from this time till the 2d Monday in June. We are favored by individuals with art abundance of advertise ment for which we are far better paid. Indeed some of our subscri bers are disposed to complain that we have already too many adver tisements; they are probably not aware that no paper in North Car olina can be sustained without ad vertisements, and that the sub scription and job printing will scarcely ever do more than pay the expenses of a printing oflice. Having no intention to avail onrself of the generous oiler of the Legislature, we this week publish the acts referred to, gratuitously. Fay. Obs. tXT-Mr. John Pope Trotter has issued proposals for publishing a semi-paper in Washington, to be entitled " The Sun,11 to advocate the election of Hugh L. White, to the Presidency of the U. States. CyThe advices from Batavia are to the 24th September. They communicate the melancho ly intelligence that Mr. Layman and Mr. Munsou, the two Ameri can missionaries who embarked in March last from Batavia for Sum atra, were murdered and eaten by the nativ es of the Batta country, in the interior of Sumatra, on the 26th July last. Their bereaved widows, were still at Batavia, wait ing anxiously for an opportunity to return to their native land. Important discovery. A sur mjii of Gottingen has discovered a complete antidote to arsenic. It is per-oxyde (or the red oxyde) of Iron, twelve parts of which neu tralize one of the oxvde of arsenic. Hydrophobia. Mr. Pettigrcw, the eminent surgeon, states that tobacco is the only medicine that has ever yet arretted the progress of hvtlronhobia. Rather a tough story. A cor respondent in one of the Cincin nati papers, states that a colored woman aged 101 years, is now ex hibiting at their museums. She is said to have belonged to the fa ther of Washington, and appears to have all her faculties except sight, which she has been depriv ed of 00 years; before which time, however, she frequently had the pleasure of seeing our beloved Washington. Her memory seems to be acute. She recollects hav ing joined the church 140 years since, and says she has received great happiness from having done so. It seems that she has had sev eral interesting visions, the rela tions of which are extremely inter esting. A Powerful Preacher. A Ken tnckian who listened to an eloquent and popular preacher, gave the following account of him: "I'll tell you what it is,'r ejacu lated he, "that's what 1 call a real tear down sneezer: he's a bark-well and a hold-fast too; he dosen't hon ey it up to 'em, and mince his words he lets it down to 'em hot and heavy; he knocks down and drags out; he first gives it to 'em in one eye then in t'other, then in the gizzard, and at last he gets your head under his arm, and then I reckon he feathers it in between the lug and the horn; he gives a fellow no more of a chance than a coon has in a black jacket." "Then you give him more cred it for his sincerity than you usual ly do men of his cloth," said his auditor. "Yes yes there's no whippin the devil round the stump with him; tooth and toe nail, h I'm tlambergasted if I don't think lie rather worsted the Old Boy this morning! and he's the best match I ever saw him hare." Henry Johnston, MERCHANT TAILOK, jjri&KES this opportunity of informing JL the public, that he has just received from New York, a general Assortment of Goods, In his line of business, consisting in part of rsupenfiue Cloths and Cassiinetes, of the most lashionable colors, Fancy velvet and silk Vertinps, A handsome assortment of lancy Stocks, Bosoms, Collars, Gloes, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &x. He particularly invites al! those who want i he above Goods to call and examine for themselves, as he is confident he can pleae such, both in quality and price. Gentle men furnishing their own cloths, can have them made and trimmed in I lie most fash ionable manner and at the .shoilest notice. All orders from a distance will be punctu ally attended to. tarhonAQct.Pth, 13.11. CoJJicld King, MERCHANT TAILOR, yiKSPKCTFI'LLY info.ms his fiiends WW and customers, that he has just re turned from JS'ew York, where he purcha sed his Supply of Fall Goods, In his line of business, viz: Supvi fine blue and b!a k Cloths Mulber ry and mixt do. Clarence brown, sago and lavender Cassi- meres Drab, black, and Orleans do. Drab Petersham Goats hair ( ambit t. Striped and figured velvet Vesting Plain blac k tlo. Plain black and figured kilk Vesting, Figured Marseilles and Valencia do. Linen Bosom- aut Collars, lil.uk saiin Stocks CentWmen's buck ('loves Umbrellas, L.c. All of which he wiil sell low for cash or on h short credit to punctual customeis Those wishing to purchase will please to call and examine lor themselves. Gentle-j men's clothing made and trimmed in the iiionI fashionable h v e and at ihe shortest notice. All orders Irom a distance will be. thankfully rec i v . d and punctually attend j j ed to. i Tarborough. Oct. '23. Is3-1. To the Citizens of Fdteombe and the adjacent Counties ! DRAPER AM) TAILOR, i Th JUsl ,r,urned from New York with a splendid assortment of G.iuds, in t his !ie Of business, consisting of Cassimeres, Vesting;, &c. Superfine 'd.ick and blue Cloths, Bernini quality do. do. Snpei fine green do. do. Second quality do. do. Superfine Ad thdr do. Crown, do. Claret drab and mixt. Petersham and yoats hair Camblet. foi over coats, A handsome assortment of Cassimeres. such as Ribbed, of different colors Di- ga! Buckskin Corded Black White ami Drab, Ihe handsomest assort ruentyof Ycstins that has ever been brought to this place, toiisisting of figured Velvets, Cashmere, Merino, black Satin, I'l renliiie, w bite Mirscilles and black silk Velvet and many other ai tides for Gentlemen's wear, such as Collars, Mixks, iicsom. and (iloes, w Inch he promise it dis pose on very reasonable terms, f r cash or on a short n edit. I llatter myself that I have as good an atsortinent as was eer brought to ins place hII that i-s necessary to be convin ced, is to give. me a call and they will net fail to ph ase N. B. Grateful lor the pat favors and encouragement that I have reciived from my fiitndi and the community at large I hope to meiit a continuance of public p l rouage. I promise to use inv best eiuh a-j vois to please. j I alioroo.ti, f)-c J 1 Is.'i J. Tallow, Tallow. POODS prime Tallow, for sale by ..' IV. COTTEX. 20th ov. 1S34. Hoots and Shoes. THK largest and cheap est stock of Boots Shoes ever exhibited in Taibo- rough, say 400 pair la- lies I lack and color'd pru - , from GO cents, nclla Shoes ftftO pair omen's morocco do. from 45 cts. S"0 ,, sea! ami kid Shoes, cheap, HOO women's leather Shoes, from 30 cts. tioO ,, women's morocco and leather Boots, from 7o cents, 700 men's lined and bound hirh quar- tered Shoes, from 87J cts to $ 25, dir( cheap, 150 men's Boots, from 51 50. lOOO neroe' eoaise hiirh and low quar tered Shoes, from 40 cts to 1, Boys, gills, and children's Boots and Shoes of every description, cheap. The above were boueht at auction at lit tle more than onehalf their value, and shall be sold on a moderate profit bv the Subscriber Jit the Cheap Cash Store J. IVEDDELL. 2 1 st Nov. 183-1. PiXXVlFIXZiSTS, rublisfir.l nivi Jor Sale at this Office. PATRIOTIC DISCOLBSK the &JL North Carolina Whig's Apologv for the Kehukee Association and, A Basket of Fragments, by the Rev. Johua Lawrence. Also, A Be view of Clark's defence and jus t fjcatioti to the Kehukee Association, writ ten by a lay member of the Association and, Occuirences in the Life of Elder Jj fteph Biggs, wrote by himself. Tarboroush, Aug. . ' Vrin tim: Press for Sale i SUPER ROYAL Printing Press, on the old mode of construction, can be procured on reasonable terms. rfppty at (Jiis Office; January, 1831. Great liargains, IS WOOLLENS, Jit the Cheap Cusn Store. ?rvsr Plt.CI.S Siipetline Broad Cloths, ivllx from 1 f0 to ?, astonishingly clop. r." pieces Satiinelts. from dOcents to 1, 40 pair rose Blankclts, fiom 52 tot.6, 5.10 negro Blaukels, from Co cents to 1. 3." pieces white and red Flannels, iromilO cents to the finest made, 20 p'a negro clothing, Irom 20 cts to.371. J. WEDBELL. Cist Nov. 1834. QjBargahiH.9pl all A V E resolved on selling oft' my pre Sent Stock of Goods at very i educed prices in order that I may lay in a more extensive one early the ensuing spi iog, but rather different in its nature from the pre., sent. Therefore all persons w ishing to buy The best and newest of GOODS, At the lowest prices, can do so by calling at inv well known stand. The cheapness of niy Goods ate unknown 1 have for in stance staple and fancy Dry Goods, fur iind wool Hats, lawge size nero Blankets, excellent goods for negro winter clothing ALSO, the very best Shoes for do. Turks Island Salt Sugar, Coffee and the best Teas, from 75 cents lo,l per lb Hard ware, Cutlery, &ic. Apple Brandy, Rum and Whiskey and many other useful art i cles, Hiiv part or all of which can and shall be oll'cred and sold to persons w ishing lo buv, for Cash or barter, tower than can be had in this place. Do not view tins notice as a mere act of delusion, but call and con viuce yourselves of the fact. Its but a short walk trorn one end of the town to' the other, and I warrant if you will come down y on shall be amply remunerated for your trouble a: . ROUNTREE. Taiborough. I)c. liHh. IS.'M. Cloths mid Cassimeres A HI lay opened, a very handsome as sLl sortment of blue, black, steel mix and Fancy Cloths and Cassimeres, Sattinetls, Veslings, Slocks, Collars and Kosoms, which will be sold very cheap for I CHh- or on ,he ;,SU!;' fr; 'V ')ri0,Tr,i' loll, Oct. 18.il for Salt, Hlll. Porto Biro Surar. verv y good qualitt 4 do. St. (. ioix, bag Lauira Coffee, ft hMs Loal Sugar, 2 boxes while Havana, A large stock of Soal k Upper Leather, '.M)0 lbs Shoe Thread, 12 reams w rapping Paper, 12 do. wiiting do. f) boxes Segars, Allspice. Pepper, funger, Axfs, Cotton Bajing, Bale Hope, 1 allow and Sperm Candles, Cotton Yam.-, Coffee Mills, Lc And am constantly supplied with Shoes of best and common quality, made by faithful woikmaii in this town I warrant them to be just what I sav they are well made- Gentlemen wishing to purchase would do well lo examine them. I am determined to sell inv Goods at small profits when Ihe cash is paid. In ev ery instance I shall sell produce lor Ihe re gular customers lo mv Gioterv free of commission charges. JOX B. IVILLUMS. Petp shurj:, Va Sepl.lt. Removal. MBS. HOWARD has removed her Mil linary establishing to Ihe corner house lecently occupied by Messrs I). Richards Co. She has now on hand an extensive as sortment ol articles in i her line oi business, which will b? dipne ot on ner usual moderate and accommoda ' ting terms. I isonnets cleaned or dyed and Man I tu.i making continued as usual, j Tai b W. .!;m 1, 1S3.-,. Rals mid Caps ! jy(0V OPKMNG, a handsome assor i ui merit ot beaver and silk Nats, cloth ami naircaps, which will be sold as cheaj i os tciit uc uesueti. I .. r. COTTEX. ' 1 1th Oct. 183 . ! 4H''P' Subscriber, who for several years j A past has been engaged in the Out Jinking business, In Kinsfon, has established himself 1N GREEN VILLE, tvi,u,t.,. .. .i.. ..i , . ' " iiv i ail ies on me iiuove ousiness in all Its various branches. All tboce uhn wish to supply themselves will, Gins of the best quality, are respectfully solicited to apply to the Subscriber personally, or by icuei. All orders tor dins will be prorcpt ly executed. From ttie Subscriber's Ion- experience in his business, and from the ap pronation wlncli Ins work lias hitherto met with, he hesitates not to promise entiie sa tisfaction to all v ho may see fit to extend to him their patronage. Gins out of order will be expeditiously repaired. The Sub scriber takes the liberty of callin ie at trillion of those who wish to procure new' ms, or to have ohl inns repaired, to the expediency of applying to him in time. V hen all wait as is usually the case, until the work is wanted, it causes such a pres sure of business, that many are obliged of necessity to submit lo a longer delay than they wish. A..Xii:ttJ TZSOZff, le connexion with this establishment, car ries on the Loch'& Gunsmith business. He also makes Saw Mill Boxes, and Mill Inks, ami (juilgeoiis, of a composition iu vented by Daniel Peck, of Raleigh (Jrisl Mill Spinplex, with Sletl Collars, (turned.; I hese articles equal to any manufactured iu the United States. All letters and orders must be directed to the Subscriber, at Greenville. HENRY CHAMBERLAIN. July U, Itttl. 4tf Stale ojWoi lh u(V MARTIN 1 ' T'-N . V. MJIT.KIOt? OK f OI KI ,,K . I '" 1 1 T.r.n. 1- M fjarali Sw riu no i , vs f' ov ', , John Swannei , ' a. this c.c stllij.ieiias li.-n..,, ed a coiitiug to ln " to be loiind. and prot l.u;i;i;i , made for said il'liuituii, ,r,,j r corded: Ordeied ly the ( .,M , licatiou b made m i i , - !;,,,,, Taiboioiiih Kne Pi-i vV(j iials of this Male, for im. , n,,,, ., said John waiiiu-r to appe.ir u Superior Coui t, lo he ; . j,; ,u ( House in illiamstou, 'In- .t .'" February nexl, ihrn ;tl, it.u. ',' plead, or demur to Ihe petitii,-, , . rah, and caue shew if any ,. the prayer of said petnio,, . , granted othel wi-e the can,.- v. , up ami examined ex p;n if ;, rendered as lo John Swau,.er i.r " if. ALurrixj Price adv '." '. 1 n or, Still tha Sui pa3 tan giv r nil tioi ger Ad ber con cba I pos State of A'ovlli Cin-ulu KIK.KCOMI.K Co- vn. Court of I'll n v ami ( i.irlir iOVKMl5i;ii I I ;. Esutn Lew is ii Susan Bandy ) A , vs- " John Csiitn and others. r I appearing to the sati..,l,,i Court that Olive KiUa-,!-, defendants in the above ( ,1U. ( sideut of tl-is Slai : (Ji iter-- i. ;.. th:t publication be made ho ih :. the Tai borough liee Piess, t!li:! Will, will be c timed tor pi nimtf , Court of Pleas and (u.irtt-i e,, held lor said Couniy, at the (,,,.. in Tai borough, on Hie tcunh J, February next, then and lucre ;(j herelf or attorney, and show m,. , Witness, Munarl lleam. ( j,. ... said Court, at Tai hoi nirii j f .Monday of .November. ls;U. MIC HE. I IE. l IIS. I Price alv '2 . 7 - i Stute ofjCorth CoTuL. JiliGKC-iMEK COi. MV. Court of I'l t us and (unr? r .. .NOVEAIUKK 1 1'AxM. h:u (ieorge A Sog, io Ihe O i' ii' uaeot John C.Gorham J mm'.., vs. ; tlrr; the the a I Kiv cd tioi lea PX( me pre she we ev the Se ari- to tee) in exj to Co by Sta ha cas ior pai set nif St; die tut is tie cat Tl in ele m mt John K. Seal borough, j a.s -,1 appearing to Ihe n! si. cii;: ouit, that llie defeudact r, 011d Ihe limits' of this uu: ii . fore ordered, that pob icaiimi ir for six weeks in the J. t. 1 u Press, notifying the said iliu-.'v appear belort the Ju-titt s o: u of Pleas sud Quarter the next Coin t lo l.e held iV. .,,! . ly, at tlie Court House in 1,.! on the louiih Mnndiiv in I'pim, then and there to replevy, and . :. sue, otherwise judgment i'n al u. tered against him. and the pro;ier hands of the garnishee cot:de:-m t ' ject to the pl.tiotifi 's recovery. Witness, Michael Uearn, Clerk' said Court, at Tarboi ough, li.e : Monday of 2so ember, 1S3-4. MIC II L. HE. JILW C Price adv 2 : 75. 6l. Slate of Xorth Cavotii El'GKCOMKK Col' N TV. Court of rtens and u!'eT .v .NOVEMBER TCR.M, Isii Burt ic Horn ) . . , yi. . Orvmnl AHu:: Joshua B. Enois, Laud... Willie Brownriij;. Will'mn Sfe:'. liam Prait, Moses Ups'luoi.k ! W illiam Barnes and llias li.mi moned as garnishees appearing lo Ihe sati-faction Court, that Ihe dcfendai.t lesiii yond the limits of this Mate: ii i fore ordered, that publication he m sixuekin the Tarborou.!;h !' 1 that the said defendant appear i t 1 Justices of our Court of I'h a.- and i Sessions, at the Court to he hM 1 County aforesaid, on the fourth .11. m.. February next, then and there W and plead to issue, otherwise ju... final will be tendered against Lint. n property levied on and i.i the hand"' garnishees condemned subject to tit'i tiff's lecovery. Witness, Michael Uearn, Clevk " said Court, at Tarborouh, the luuii: ' day of .November, MICIIL. 1IE.1KN. V Price adv 3-50. C4 Cash for Corn. m: or lie trt of G .sh an be nil Ce sh 13i lt sit vl St of of tei cii th lat op re w1 ta in hi m pi in nl tr cc je le v aWlStl to purchase 1 00 barrels ( for which the Cash will be paid. J. IF COTTER Tarboro'. Nov. 13th. 1834. Cotton 6riis STUIE Subscriber has established In:' L in the houses formerly occupi"' the late Joseph Lackey, dee'd, neai tl ver, and a short Jitance bf Lw hi '.; M. Jackson's store, where he tarri''L The making and repuirir.: Colt on Gins. All those who wish to supply the" with Gins of the bet qualit v . at '' fully solicited to apply to the sCI personally, cr bv btier. All 01 -' Gins will be promptly executed, 'o of order will le expeditiously repaired Iilacksmitklng, of everv Jesci ipt.oi;. ecuted in the best manner. OZTTwo second baud Cotton l"lf sale low for Cash. SAMUEL D. PNOCTFS Tarhoroogh, 30( h Sept. lr-31. HISTORY Oi' THK Kehukee Jlssoeia I ion. TjUST PUBLISHED, and for sal'' office ot Ihe Tat bnro' Press, "Af cise History of the Kehukee bapti-t ciatiou, from its original risetotta! sent time by Klder Joseph Bigs the supervision of it committee (const of Elders Joshua Lawrence, W idiot;' ' man, and Luke Ward, and biethrcn 1 mas Biggs. Joseph O. Biirgs, and CiK' Ii Hasell.) appointed by the Assofta'.'- Price SI each, or SlU per do aen.
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