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ADVANTAGES OF not ADvERTIsING.-These
may be seen in any of our towns and viii
lagos on any Sheriff's or Collector sale day.
A large quantity of land was posted on the
courthouse door to be sold, one day last
week, for State taxes. There were scarce
enough present to keep the crier company.
The same may be said of Sheriff's sales.
Not half-a-dozen away from the courthouse
know when property is to be sold; and the
sales are generally attended only By little
knot of the parties interested. In this con-
sists the chief beauty of not advertising.


We hope our Legislature will not persist
in such system of false economy-of in
justice--longer than the next session.
Let legal notices be brief and perspicuous,
surplus wording discarded-the rates es-
tabIished by law at so much the hundred
words-and all interested will be benefit
ted, and over-charging prevented.


or In succeeding number of our pa
per we shall publish $ Daddy BlGGs's
scrope al CockerelI's bend" written for the
esprit" by the author of "Simon Suggs.''
BY the way, we must decline the request
of a friend to re-publish "That big dog fghi
at Myers's." I" Uncle Johnny talks toe
plain--pIain enough to shock the modesty
even Of bench of Episcopal bishops