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LAND Az AUCTION.

DERSUANI To decree Of the circuit superior court
4 oi la" aud chaneory Ter the county ol Amherst.
pronounced on the 2sh day II August 1911 in the
Of Wm. Gatewopd, Plaintiff, agains, Waller Williams
and others. Defendants; The undersigned, appointed
commissioner for that purpose, viii sell. at public
ton. On the thfd Monday IN October next (heiug court
day Amherst cum house, credit oi Vi SIX, twelve
aud eighteen months. Tor all except enough TO pay
pensns Of The sale. (ior which cash Will be required.
CERTAIN IRAGT Or PARCEL. or LAND
lying in Amherst county, adjoining the lands Of Larkin
Byars, Rowland Gillespie aud others containing one
hundred aud eighty acres The purchaser will be re
CURED to give bIod and good personal security and The
tltle retained ms iarther security
JAS. POWELL. M6. IF .4nlerst. (6mr,
by J1n Uhueiead, his Deputy.
Sept l6 WHO
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NOftcc.

Notice.
Elf virtue of deed OF executed to the suhscri
~ beers by Willian McCianahan bearing date the
18th day %, August. 1851 aud duly recorded m the
eiek uiilce ol the county ut Botetnrt for Ger
lain purposes therein specified viii pfocred to SELL By
way oi public auc ad the 18Th day Of Oct,,ber an
The premises. il cash, Two cerlia tracts of LAID Iynp
Formerly IN the couay OF Boeiour, now in Roanoke
on the south side OF Rosnoke river, one lract
Containing $50 acres.
which was decided by CHARLES lcClanabsn 10 said
Nm. Met lanahan l he other tract cuntauinp
40 A q RES,
adjoining the FIRST nltned ON the suth and was
ronveyed to said WIN Mechanism by John f. J.
White and WIFE We sail convey such ulleas ia vested
IN us by said deed and % other
MADISON PlTzER. "
NM. q. PECK, trustees.
Sept. % 1850
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A I circuit superior cut e law and c!ancery,
"a tuned BY adj urnmenl, and held or the county of
Amherst AT the court house, On Saturday, The 7th
day Of April, 1888:
Nancy n. flIis, Josiah Il. Ellis, and Charles Lew,
Is Ellis, the two last OF whom are infants, under the
age OF twenty years. and who By John d. DAVIS
Their guardian aud next friend, PalnHS
against
Richard s. Ellis and Thomas y. Enbank. adminislra-
tors of john Ellis. decd. aud William Amisead
their surviving security, aud the said Thomas y Eu-
bank, administrator ollI,I Carter, decd.
Defendants
Nancy n. Ellis. widow and relict Of John Ellis deed,
aud John d. Davis, guardian OF Josiah r. Ellis and
Charles L. Ellis, plaintiffs,
Richard S. Ellis. Defendant
In CHANcERY
The court doth order that the defendant Richard 5
Ellis. as the surviving partner II john and Richard ).
Ellis, do render beic Of the Commissioners of this
court accoun, of the partnership transactions OF the
said JJhn and Richard 5 T. lis account OF Ills trans
actions as the surviving partner Of the said firm the
death OF the SAID John, mni of his immlstraiiou
o the estate Of his iHeslle the slid Jjha Ellis de- ID.
and OF his receipts of the and profits OF
tire real estate Of the said nesialc which the
said Commissioner IS directed 10 examine, and
tie, and make report thereof to the COURT with any mat
tiers specially stated, d,encd pertinent by himseur
9ured by the parties to be STATED. And in order
enable the commissioner the go partnership az
cunts. the doth order that the defendant produce
before him all books, papers and other documents. be
longing 10 Tie said coparlnery And the said Comms-
suner Is authorized to examine the parties in solemn
firm upon inter- gaUrles touching The Subject matter Of
the said accounts.
and
AT circuit superior court Of law and chance
rv continued by adj urnment, and held for the uny o.
Amherst att court house, Saturday, he LIST day
Of August. 1874:
For satisfactory reasons appearing 10 the court, the
order made herein tho 3rd day Of prl 1913 appoint
INC Charles Chaplin Special Commissioner to execute
the order OF account made In these causes sci aside
and the court doth reer The said accounts to Comn!s
sioner Brown.
ConeS
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pursuance of decree Of the circuit superior CONT
OF law and chancery, for the c.univ of Amherst nrn
n2nneed ON the first day of April, Sii in the case of
Jesse Mnndy, Plaintiff, against Roy Penn and others
Deiendan's the undersigned. commissioner for that
rupose appointed will proceed to sell, upon The rrem
SEES ny way oil public auction to The highest bidder for
cash. on OH day OF November next, the tract of land
mentioned IN said decree much thereof as ma be suf
ilsen 10 pay the Plaintiff his debt interest and COS,
Tie land is situated in the neghbohood of the S,anlc
iuns Mills, count, of Amherst
GEO. w. CHRISTIAN. Deputy for
JAS. Powell, Shirt. and as such conn.,
Oct 3 IN
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NEW TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JUST REEEItsEB .91' THE BILL
7LMORE C.4sH STORE,
IyscnBuHs. Va.
REGARDS. RYAN e. CO.,
EIr,p0rscrs and EeaseYs ina STAPLE and
FnRsfa f.0ogs

GNAKE great pleasure ia announcing 10 Their friends
aud the public. that they receiving very
extensive sinsk Of srAFLE Asp rsAcY GOODS. embra-
en1 all the aud ashuuae iyles imported,
very large proportion Of which is oil lhe recent imPor
launs BY the Liverpool Packets, GRACE BRows,"
"I.GrtA" and "LicohI,"
They Will as usuul loo receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
wlgRIY dufing The SEASON. from their Baltimore part
gers which gives Them very great advantage over es
cry other house ia the upper country.
II Is their determination To continue 10 sell a The rery
is,eSa prices n the Northern cities 10 do which IN COOL
faith they will be compelled to continue to sell Tor CASH
oHtY.
Very great exerpps have been made Ia procure The
Diosi eicgant Goois imported as they are determined
the LADIES of LyNcHBeRG aud its vicinity shall be IA
vofed with the NEwEsr the HIGHEST, the nAspsoAEsr
aud lie Brsr GOODS thai the Npdhcn markets wall
funish. They give below llS Of few articles IN
their extensive assortment:
DOMESTIGS 900 yards brown and b'eached Do
meslics, all widths and quaIities-prices from i
CENTS 10 tho finest.
CALiCOES-l2. 600 yards Cacoes, new aud bean
tul styles from 6. cents to the finest.
IRISH LINENS-50 pieces IRISH Linens Of the best
bleacheries, price . cents per yard to the finest
nponed--l piece super super do. the finest ever
IN this market at 81 per yard-9o do do. for
pillow cases, n very scarce article.
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Copies -Tesie,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.

NUBF6 I ITNNIIF.Y, CItrk.
CoMMissIoNERs OFFICE,
Amherst CT. House, Sept OH 1874.
The parties interested in the foregoing ORDERS will
take notice that have appointed the 3lsl day of Ocl-
Der next, 10 commence the accounts therein mentioned
on which day, at ~ O'Clock IN the morning, they ire re
'queStrd 10 attend at my Office, With their books, ac
counts vouchers, and copies of pap,rs prepared for
examination and settlement.
Ro. VI. BROWN, Com'r.
Sept % WIN
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q iRGiNiN-A Court held tor the County of
Campbell. at the Couri house thereof on Monday
the 18th day Of September 1874, in the 69lh wear Of
the Commonwealth
happening by satisfactory evidence to the Court
that Christopher l.. Davis not an inhabiiant Of his
oonnonweatth' Is ordered that he do appear Camp
bell Court house, the Pad Monday in November ne
lsll, 10 show if any he ran why he should not
repair the roof OF Friends Warehouse in the llwn of
lynchhurg, To coyer with fire proof materials
IN conformity with the provisions Of the act of Assembly
establishing said Warehouse. Copy-'res-e.
WM. A. CLEMENT Ok
Sept % Win
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August 26

STiRifNIl:-A Il tcs held III The Cirra's OH offhe
Hmty Coau Of Frtn,Iil, th- 5bdv Of An.ns, l3It
Sins Divers. jordan Robertson and Elizabeth his Wit
Richard K, ant Slll, his vile, and John -. Bouh
aud rhad,ens &. >. Ferguson, Plaintiffs
against
Eli beth Divers widow Francis Divers, de- d.. Sol
Pas>les ), administrator ut Fmnts DNtIs Decd Nary
Divers, Henry Greer and Jui his Nancy Biver> widow
al BAILEY Divers dec d., aud JAM Divers, John DIVES, Er.
uImo Divers and Christopher Dives, niuni rhldr of
Francis Divers, deed, Defendants
iN CHANGERY.
The Dafenaant Henry ttre and Julia his Wit and Nan.
cy Divers wdp" al Bailey Dives, dre', npl having
ed their appearance and given secariit ofdns the
of Assembly aud the Rules of this Court, appearing hs
satisfactory eYidetrr TINT they not nh lbiHnls oi this
State: ia mOti,a of bt Plnud3 by counsel, IT j. ordered,
that the said defendants dp appear here The fri Monday
IN Novrmb, nnxt, uad alsNri the Plaintiffs hill and ata
rep, of this order he forthwith published ia the ynrhbag
NrgniHn, or months successfully aud posted al lie
front duor vi the courthouse 9th county.
Cop9 -ltste.
KO. A SCOTT DC.
August &c vim
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ssxSGEss'0ESVEs NE.7gz.s.sFss.

MRS. T.. V LOMAN, Principal
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prin
TNNlls seminary, sltuated in the town of Liberty
q Bedford County, Va, viii be open Tor the recep-
lIen Of pupils the lsl of oetober
II the object Of the Principals imrart to the stu.
dents useful as well ornamental education For
this purpose, Mrs L. and Mrs. ID will be aided by com.
peien assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition IN English, lot the Isl class $50 pr. months
Pad do 10
Junior class - 10
Tuition in French 8"
Muslc-P'auo So Harp $685. Guitar 81 pr 5months
Board 30
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needlcwork. So pr five months
| Sc of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing Der bedding and towels
Payable one hslm advance.
Board may also be obtained IN many respectable FAM
lies in the village.
Relrreoees-Judge Sanarj and James Lyons. Esq.
Richmond; Judge l.ouax, Fredericksburg; Rev DR.
iaNley aud Rev Mr.. Laurie LIST PRESBYTERIAN Church.
WashHgioni Gen Gordon aud Hon. VIM c. Riycs
Abematle, Dr.. p. II. Gllmer, Lynchburg; Geo. r.
Tayloe. Botelourt.
Bedford, Sept. 10 ia
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der. NEWS

Dst. 9HESVS
CeIebrused Rheumatic Nerve ana e"ns
u,rut nnd an sian Vegetable tisff, 1,s.
.ure Tor tise spIannaaInry, sciaie "H" e"
se s:hsuns aiisa. . = a., ...,,,
4 net,rand sinew al the person USING H. h"' -
tnlsd fsrntliiun uurqiaed bs any other M ' ~
r.9isa, This iinansi used externally with The s"aia"
Vegetable Efi1if internally, will cure Tie nos' sese
rnsr.-e Atnd contracted muscles, and lfng ee"s a ~
siluii, To limbs long paiulszed aud useless. =,
Tie ,aa and eiiec1 al tsse aftieesare 700 wen Nho"
IGN -, y JOHN II. SEAf,
Druggist, Lynch6arg
March 25 ~
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August &c

T Rules held in tbs CLERKS Office ofhe county Of
AAmherst, ON the a day Of September, lsi4
Wilson NJ Dempsey, Plaintiff,
lshnm c. Dempsey Seaton y Dempsey, Wesley G .
Dempsey Patrick Kowsey and Eliza his wife, Simeon A.
Burcl and Louisa his vile, D. PENDANTS
In CHANcEEY
The Defendants, Iham q dempsey and Wesley G,
Dempsey. not having entered their appearance according 10
the Act oi Assembly and the Rales OF tins Court, and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Count
inhabitants of this State It is ordered that the aid eea-
dants appear here third Monday November NEXT and
enter their appearance and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy hs order be forthwith inserted IN some
pap painted in the town of ynehb Irg, for months
cessively and posted al the front door house
county some court day. Copy-Ieste,
SAMu Ell NJ. GARLAND, elk.
Sept. % WIN
NlRGlNl Alt a court held for Bedford county, at the
cnurthouse tho 10th day oi Aurgust, thousand
eight hundred and lorty-ou
On the motion of Harvey Scn and Martha Frances his
wife formerly Martha Frances Crump, which said Martha
Frances before her ncfmarrage with the said Harvey
ten, The widow OF fondall Crump decd who died in
testatc 1t ordered hat all persons having against
the estate OF the aid Fendai CIump, dee Go exhibit he
Bket Gray the administrator the said dectdcnt
for settlement before the fourth Monday N November
ncN-h appearing that THIN years have elapsed
since the qualification of the said administrators ard that
copy OF this order be published Tor weeks
The ynchhufg Nirsinan newspaper, and posted the door
oil the courthouse o this county several court days
Gopy-Testc,
Il. ID. BUFORp, u. c.
Sept % usw
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k.Y.y.ED .sY.fVCTYD.V.

L.E.S'D 1T .fECXXO.V.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the crcui, superior court
= Oh law and chancery for the county Of Amherst
pronounced on the 3Olh day of August 1884, in the case
81 n 'ohn Dlard and Reuben Carver, Plaintiffs asaIns'
Thomas Knight and Lucinda, his wife and Others, De
ishualsi the Undersigned, appointed commissioner i'f
'na' purpose will sell, to the highest bidder on the
premises on the 23d of October next for cash, certain
: TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
IN Inc county of Amherst described as Lot No. 8. of Inc
eslae OF James London ST., dec, containing sixty n"'
acres, one rod and thirteen poles.
JOHN WHITEHEAD. ID. ..
Sept. Is :" vr23O
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salt, Sugar and Coffee.

salt. Sugar and Coffee.
usT RECEIVED and Tor sale al low prices
800 sacks Salt, (nea and cean,)
10 hhds. p. X Sugar.
do. 81 Croix %.
A do. N, Od's. do
so bags Rio Coffee
IS do. Laguira do.
- do. ST. Domingo d..
EDMOND, WATSON & Co
Al the old stand ef Boyd, Edmond & Davenport, on
she canal.
Sept ~ Is
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Ess3gE, Il EMERSON.
TO Co9.yrwl. .uGRCIg.s.v.Ys.

'EllE subscribers ara now receiving very large
STOCK IT Hardware, Cutlery. &c aud earnestly so.
let call from Merchants visiting our mark as they
are determined To sell go1d bargains
H. d. 4 W. \, RICHARDS.
Sept. 10 Is
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TRUSTEES SAFE or LAMB.

ReSe EEE'S SALE ON LAND.
Z n PURSUANCE Of deed of Trust executed TO
Furnnaus Sydnor aud mysefby Richard :. Ellis
bearing date ON the 9Th day OF August 1925 and o re-
cord IN the county court Of Amherst shall on the 26h
day OF October, Iell, sell by way Of public auction,
Two tracts 81 ,and situated in the county Of Amherst
The one containing POO Acres, less yinn between
Pedar River and iorslc,'s Creek and was Inherited
by the sid Richard 5 Ellis from his father josiah Ell
lls-ai d the other adjoining the lands of Samuel Burks
and Others, and also containing
600 ACRES.
more or less and is The farm which was nrchasp by
the said Richard s Ellis from certain John Bnrks
The sale OF hnih Tracts will be made On the one first
described, To vii: that lying between Pedaf River and
Hafscy's Greek.
TERMS OF SALE-ahho by the terms of the
deed sale is authorized To be made Cor cash. a reasuna
Die credit VIII be gsen-the extent and conditions ct
which viii be made known at the time and place OF
sale-Acting as trustee will only convey such title as
Is vested ia NE by said deed although it is believed To
be good EDMUND WINSTON.
Surviving Trustee.
sept ~ t26O
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The Delinquent Stockholders of thc
EynChburs and EuGatoc springs
Turnpike sOmpnny,

Fk'AkE NOTICE that. pursuance OF an order of tie
Board Of Directors of said Company, passed on
the 26h day fully, lsii, shall. tie Oh day of
November next, al the Butiaoe Springs, in the county
ot Amherst. proceed 10 sell, by way Of public auction
10 The highest bidder for ready money! the followin
slnrrs =
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A / circuit superior court Of aw and cha"cefy' con
"A tinued by adjournment and held in Inc county o'
A.nhers at the courl house, "Wednesday the loih
day OF April 1882
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff Of Amherst county.
and as such administrator de bunls non with HE VIII an
ueAed Of Henry II. Watts decd, Plalnill'
against
Caharine Waits. Lewis Staples aud Elizabeth Staples
his infant daughter, Edwin Waits, and Ann Maria
Watts Stephen, Charles. jesse and Mary Waits, the
last five Of whom are Infants under twenty one years,
Defendants.
In CHASrERY,
The court doth order that the Pldln1 render before
Commissioner insty account OF his administrator
the of Ills the settlement Thereof,
already made aud appearing by the exhibit filed IN this
cause which the Coupl slner Is directed tex
anime state aud settle. aud make report thereof 10 the
court. with any matters specially stated, deemed peru
nlnent by himself, required by the parties 10 be 50
81 lied.
At crcnil superior court Of law and clancery.
nued by adjournment aud held for the county of An
herst, the house, Monday, the 26h day Of
August 1914:
BY consent Of he paresby their counsel, the court
doth order thai II be referred 10 Commissioned Brown Ia
The order OF count made IN this cause The
lOth day Of April, 1889.
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And enquiry, will be found in every town ami village
in the State.
Dec - wl2m
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XIRGNIA:-tt'linies held in the Clerks O lice of tho
circuit super o law aud ch cry for Fr uklIu
comfy, on The 10Th day OF August, l6ii:
Peer q. Price, Plaintiff,
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EcrsigO lmporestsons

CANroNShp PanaTa269 chs Tyson $3.50 hf do $50
10 xs do and hf chs EunpOder 800 IL Id
bK do $50 and h oh, imperial $50 bx, do 1923 Guests
yowrg hyson hf AGO IL 10 bx do 26 chs ny skin 500
hf do wanka IS 6 b bx, do 10 f chs souchong $500
eassia X q Giswod-I3 hf chs Young Tyson M M De
bxs furs q q Griswod-l hoX ,emilion $ Young-i rolls
Allen Paxson-l box fans do dse Booth kdgns
do fips Carey-2 pcs silk DO cloths GswoIdl0
bxs mdse silk do1srsss cioth w Gswod tox tea
abbott Olyphaot cot2 hf chs tea cases sk order.
HAvANA-Ba-k Hapd-4l Moses MAJ Ior3l do John
Bodlne-lfi do r Hamonys Nerhewsl<O do ~ segars
Mat ews sugar Goodhue cpl50 segau Lei
lie Foscinel8 bales tobacco bag coffee Schinsma
her, bales tobicco Kengsbury col case indie Il De
Luz 20 m segars samons 50 Chistelsn X PonveI1-
81 M w Thomas-8 bales tobacco Logan Fagust-50 m
TgarsE Gonland-30 IN ksnauld-40 81 bales tobac
Joha Wales- case mde Beicesu Burseh1io u segam
mahogany the msser2oOO pine apples Ackerly Acker-
tox sugar bag coffee bxs segarI Birkbeck
80 has sugar 20 segars order
MsJANxAsmbnqn S,ag-8lG brs sugar Lasala-30i do
rouug-93 60 MoIgan-2 kegs tamarinds b5 sticks
Pratt x burr-if pumpkins master.
ANGuILLA-Dg Amanda-l97 hhds iugar 81 Lhds moasses
j M Ssmpaza.
BAnAcoA-Sch is5 bags coffee IS cks III bale. to-
hacco2 brs honey 5000 cocoa Aymr co4 sacks cof
nanna' 10 do pltrtins master " -
Cnox-Ship EmiiyI4 hhds SUI 81 pun rum o. bbda
molasSs Dc Aorest co33c0 lb old corner m mas,sr
81 CRox-Brp EmiIy27Ji hhds fup. N do ,nais sss "a
puns rum Aymar x co.. hhds sugar II McCreadv -
Domestic Importations.
ArALAcHicoLAShin Ebea Peble2a7 bale. cot,on q ,or
10 JuhIsoaiil do Boorman, John.ton coi9s do
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Cleared.
R'Si s wP SSsTFSas ssa cd asw
Go; LaMIsnss Adams Nor,hrpg ,Iasksopyils, Gehrs'
Mec'sady %; ssIs1 5sa: Small s%s
,s% f ia.sSA t cse. T Is. e si..
Ship Emy Davis. 10 days from St. Crox nigh. of 18th and
81 s fho r. 1th with sagsr to Aym:I Co
coO. nh off Sand Key Exchanged sisns
With Me fm MOBILE for Anwsrp-Sams time Tay. tBr) I'm
9alque Stag Pearson. days from Matarzas wthugs
B Iauc R.pid Ward days from Havana with sugar to
pig Eliza Lockwood 10 day, from ST. Croix with sugar,
BIZ Ponce Lail tbefore repored) day. from Ponce PR
with ss hhds .ugT TO s'uth' i'oihes Co. Vessels lett
Bog Am. d. Apes, 'ea, from Apsuilla, PR, with
Brig .o fe Leon }sha.Sn5 day: from m with m
pr big Edward Whitney skaiins is day, from Windsor
g. S'9 biasem Msss aaS f.o wudso Ms with
brig Aethusa en.ton IT days from Windsor. Ns.wth
siirig bs:dsmoas Mann days from Turks Island with
''ss ssiSi s' s's' om ,yw PR
s 49, d Ssw 81 hs Ri
and so sally A"S io Bo:s0a o 9,
hid. aud zoo nag; coffee CasSia co. Lett Mary
Helen for g Jago de Cuba. in 2ds
Aymar Co. Left Harriet, Smith, for NYork. June il Eagle.
70 Sss vola'is Gl;rk I'm Ne"bsn. NC with naval stores,
Schr Reside. La, gley. from Boston. with Udse.
Eodns" dafrs New %,sh esi with OIL
MSS;! ry ,o I Ph HSsslSCae with corn
schr Aristides Burt from Folly Landing, with corn
below
u man Of war Columbus, is still below, tng for wind
Also. one ba,que unknown.
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Passengers Arrived.

ST. CRoIx-Ship Emily-W q Morton ESQ of New York
Augustus Have Esq Of do; Mrs Hosner OF do Mrs Ray,
mond and son Ct Absny Rev Morton and lady Of Phil
Mrs L Kirg. children and two servants, of NYok w w
Costo5 lady children aae servant st. CIox Baze lady
eepha; John Van lady and 2ervsn Alb my; John
Boomer Esq. and servant of st Crox Mackie Esq, Of
st Thomas.
ST. CnoIxIBr Elza-Dr Bishop and lady oG New Haven;
Croix WE; + Ar WIS, Of Blsden, NC.
HAvANA-BaIque R,pd-.Mrs h Alexander. NYork; Mrs
Cumming co; Mr. Audbert lady daughter and Cuba
De srnipgham do MIS- and Miss Degrading, France
yania; Miss Rsvenot Mr. and Mrs Martin do Pedroz,l-
Cub,; Bevington. England ostaliano, Havana small
" 8; Il w Mehr Denmark; G. Berkbeck, w m Me Mullen,
aud w Martin, Brooklyn; Loynaz Havana. and the
AGUILLA-Brig Amauda-C Hardy and G Eurlsusame
APALAcHIcoLA-Ship Eben Freb.e-Nrs A Miles Mr. Van
Vech,en, Mr. ID Wood, lady, child aad ant.
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Cotton Market.

NOZZLE May ls-On Friday there was good inquiry,
and although the sales estimated at 1000 bales they
probably exceed that amount and rather better
obtained. We have some difficulty in afxng quotations,
but those give believed to be based upon the
transactions The market is not entirely settled though
holders firm.
CHARLESTON, May 25-The receipt of the Brtanna's
advces has not changed the views of holders who
continued TO demand former prices unless perhaps the
inferior and ordinary descriptions hch have been bought
at greater sacrifice but whether the stand assumed by
sellers be sustained. few days will probably deter.
mine in the time, have deemed it advisable to
erase quotations altogether, until extended bust
shall give stability to prices The receipts Of the
week are i277 bales, and the sales 1923 bales.
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TO PRINTERS

WASTED in the oficeoft SOU PRECAUTIONARY
w a frstrdte FOREMAN. who i, strictly SOBER SIC idy
aud ndastriou a good systematic manager complete
IN ,ser of his busnesi in AL its departments To
wao give uuqueso abe estimOnlas his
as such end none othe: appy liberal salary will be
p1if.
One agreeing in principles with the paper. and capable
taking the entire charge OF It during temper iy
ahseace Of the Editor would be preferred; and
alter full and satisfactory acquaintance with MS capacity aud
and efficient devotion Of the Office
hDtral AID lucrative partne ship would he
without any IeqpiwtIon OF carlth Such howev
tn ugh very sirable, is not ind pensab'e
No letters will be answered. unless postpaid
uniformly III all matters which sted
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CoLUMBIA. So O., My, 1874
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