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The Daily spy., 1848-11-04
RennrY and IIeallh.

Cosmetics Chalk and variety Of preparations geneT
ay uss when applied the face very soon spoi o.
It's bsauty They close the pores Of the SKIN ano checA
ease or powder or the skin inhamed by the Alkales
used in soaps beauties its production IN the nu
face Divine" well in the garden Of rlch ana ae
hcatsly tinted and varegated aowers. A free, active
and healthy circulation Of the fluids or the coursng o.
tho pure rich blood to the extremities Is ina. Wmch
paints the countenance in the most exquisite oceuty
1t 10 that wheh impars the indescrbable shades snu
flashes Of loveness that all admire but mono can de
eribe This beauty is the offspring of nGtHre-hCt o.
POpder soap Ifthere is not free and healthy crcu
Iaen, there is no beauty. If the lady 10 fair drwon
snow IL she paint and cosmetics, and the biood
is thick, cold and pure she 10 not beautiful she DC
brown or yellow and there pure and active blood Il
gives rich bloom to the cheeks and brilancy to their
ayes that is fascinating
The Daily spy., 1848-11-04
GAFTHON.

n Y. and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States West Indies and
the Capadas.
AGENTS. For sale In Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN
and JAMES GREEN & co ow&d2awly Aug %
The Daily spy., 1848-11-04

WONDER AND BLES5ING Of THE AUE.
Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract is put up in Quart Bottles; it is siz
times cheaper pIeasantsr, and UGrrGHted superb
or any sold. II disease tOith0ut
itirg, pwging sckeniNg debih-
tating the Patient
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsaparla
over all other medicines is while it eradicatss disease,
/, iuyigerates the body. 1t is one ofthe very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not only purfes the whole system
and strengthens the person, but creates new pure
aud rich blood a power possessed by other
dicine And in this lies the grand Of its
derful 1t has performed within the last five
years more than 600 of of dis
eases at least $4,000 considered incurable. 1t
has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children the
two past
The Daily spy., 1848-11-04


1t is the safest and efIectual medicine for pu
rifyng the system and relieving the suerings attend
ant upon child birth discovered 1t strengthens
both the mother and child prevents pain and disease
inerenses and sRrches the food those who have used
it, think II is Indispensable. 1t is highly useful beth
before and aer confinement it prevents diseases at
teDdant upon ehdbirth--in COstiveness Piles Cramps,
Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn Vomiting,
Pain in the Back and Loins, False Palms. Hemorrhage,
aad in regulating the secretons and equazing the cir
eulaton it has no equal The great beauty OF this me
6icine is IL is always safe and the most delicate use II
most successfully very few require any other me
dicine in some little Castor Oil, or Magnesi" Is Sssf9i
Exercise in the open air and light food WIN thls meo'
eue will always ensure a safe and easy confinement
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
ac We glve up a large porlIon OF ou!

Il We give up a large portion of our
paper to-day, TO the publication of the
Governors Message, and the proceedings
Of the Legislature, leaving us but little
space for auy thing else than the news of
the glorious Wing victories, which, with
the speed OF lightning, are being waited 10
every quarter OF the uBinn. causing the
friends Of whig policy to rejoice that the
day Of l.oroioco misrulc are at an end.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

necessary and proper, for causing these
lands 10 be surveyed, establishing land
officers, selling the land, making titles and
receiving the price aud Npproprinllng II
To the common expenditure; but the pow.
er under thls clause, does not authorize
Congress 10 nuke aud extend laws whose
stfineeHey would be incompatible with
those oil the States or to appoint gof.
efnaf from another State, and place over a
free people without their consent, under a
clause, Ia protect, regulate, aud perhaps
sell her property in aud to lands ol such
territory. Much less has Congress the
fighl Ia impose restrictions rs lolle char,
aetef ol the property which may he held
by citizens oil territories IN whom only the
righl to regulate the property OF the gov.
ernment, IN such territory is conferred
The establishment OF the Missouri com.
promise line on the parallal OF 36 80 y.
latitude. was made in violation OF the
spirit ol the constitution, II was, how.
ever, IN accordance with the mutual con j.
eessions OF distinguished statesmen aud
patriots, aud really hurtul 10 no interests,
north N south continuation of that
hue, ln the Pacific rnnnot now be reason.
ably objected Ia, Il is hoped aud belles.
cd, thu the next subject N Congress, III.
yolslng the principle, will lead 10 set
llemenl OF thus vcxed question forever,
by mn extension OF this line TO the Pacific
Ocean,
Trusting To the patriotism of the peo.
pie, and thcs wisdom OF Congress, Tor n
hnppy and successful settlement ol this
important question, before geographical
lnes, aud sectional jcalou.ies shall rend
asundaf the bond, ul this happy Gmon.
We stand ready to do our duty
MAY the ruling Providence, that has
watched over the struggles Of the nations
inlancy-has since guided and directed
the councils oiile latcsmrn-hullhng up
a prosperous. happy and powerful people,
cfaWning our efforts, IN arms, at home
and abfoad. with unparalleled success,
aud who IN Ills muniicence has given us
n new aud brighter nnme, among the
nations Of the earih an Importance IN ag.
rieullure, III manufactures, IN war aud IN
philanthropy, aud political pre.emmenee
among the civilized OF all the world, still
eonliuue his blessings until thcum Influence
shall eaase the science ol seli.governmcni
10 prevail the world over
Ne should not io:grt our own impnf.
lanee a portion OF this great conade.
raey, nor the obligations 1t imposes both
IN duty 10 tie county. aud 10 Ihnt BelHg
TO whom alone We are 80 much indebted
iof all these blessings
May lie osefshadow your deliberations
and with his kind promptings iniuse nto
them that iorbeannce, foresight aud wis
dom. necessary To dlfcct Alright, the eoun-
els Of a Just and free people.
TllOS S.aDKEW
EXECUTIVE 8rFicE
Little Raak, Nor. 7. ISIS
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

SENATORIAL ELEcrIoN.-We learn by
letter from Little Rock, that the election
for United States Senators, To supply the
vacancies oecOsioncd by the death OF
Col. Ashley. aud the resignation Of Col.
Sewer. took place on Friday last. aud re.
suited N the choice OF Mr. Sebastian, for
the fofmer and Major Borland, Tor the
Inter vacancy The term for which Mr..
Sebastian Is elected, expires on the III Of
March, 1858, and Maj Borland' term, on
the llh OF March next. Mr.. SEWER with
drew from the contest for the vacancy
expiring ON the 'l,h OF March next.
The election for the term Of SIX years
from the 4th OF March, 1919, has not yet
taken place Col SEWER aud Major
Borland are the opposing candidates.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
LITE FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
AMERICA.
Exner TIVE 3rFlCE /
Liftie Rask Nor. Llsls. !
louisville. Nov. 10, /. r NJ,

fjorlsvlLLE. Nov. 10, I.PM
The America arrived last night
IFrLANp-OBr Bricn, Mcaghcr, McNlan.
nu, and o ODonaghue have had their scn
icnce commuted to transportation ior
life. In reply to his sentence, Meagher
aud McMaunus, replied with the elo.
qucnce oi Emmct
DuiIy's trial concluded. hut no verdict
rendered The country presents de.
plorahle picture, owing to the failure Of
the potato crop.
France France is tranquil the clec.
ton of President comes of on the Goth OF
nrccmhcy Cnyaiguac aud his ministry
met witha signal defeat on an amend.
mcut offered to the Constitution.
PRrssIA.- Serious disturbances IN Der.
lin Oh the l7lh, caused by the mechanics
breaking up machinery, Ne
AusrRn,-Nienua is now surrounded
on all sides, but nothing new had occurred.
LWEnpooL NAEkEr, Oct 2s.-CotIon
has declined l.sd, demand moderate
sales ., 600 bales, Con 35s Cd large
arrivals have depressed the market Flour
30s Sanr 97s Cd. Wheat u 3d IS Cd ;
a decline al l. Cd; duty on wheat I'D.
vanced 10 s. per quarter, aud on Hour 3s.
Pork advanced a q. Lard declued
-.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

LEVI NoGru Suor-We arc informed
that Levi North, the celebrated equcstri.
an attached TO Stckuey's Circus. was
dangerously il not fatally wounded,
whilst travelling on the fernando Road
few miles from this place, on last sun
day evening. 1t appears, wagon in
passing sirnrkthe hub ofhs buggy wheel
Exciting language passed between the dri.
yer aud North, when the latter drew a
bowie.knIie and advanced upon his an.
'agonist bnt was immediately shot down
10y Nr@pii, Eocic sH
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

LAFAYETTE CouNry-REruRNs Thrown
our.-We last week stated upon the
authority OF a gentleman who resides in
Lafayette. tha, Taylor had majofity oil
) soles Ia the county, aud have sinee
learned that the Clerk has certified a
majority OF 10 for Cas-. THIS We under.
stand was done in consequence Of the
Poll Books from Walnut I'LL precinct.
having been forwarded In the Clerk. by
a traveller passing along the road. instead
nf by some one, appointed by the Judges
for that purpose. For this infnrmalily
the returns from Walnut Hills, wIEte
Taylor had about is majority. wefe
thrown out by the Clerk which vas all
right aud proper as they were Illegally
forwarded, aud the fault is with the
Judges.
But, il We are correctly informed, every
vote given in the county was informal.
The law provides that the Clerks shall
number the tickets, aud place a corrcs.
ponding number opposite the name OF
each voter Was this done a, the Lewis.
vile precinct We are informed that il
WAS not mdii the Clerk threw ont the
vote of Walnut I'LL, for mfomality in the
transmission of the returns, why did he
not thfnw out the vote of Lcwisyille. for
lniormaliiy in voting! Was it because
Taylor had a majority IN the one, aud
CHss majority in the other .-or were
there other causes We wish TO get a
clear understanding OF this matter ss ii
does not look like cyenhandcd justice, that
one prscmcl, should be thrown out, for
iutormpliiy, and another equally as infor'
mnl, aud illegal, should be rctaincd
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
PRESIDENTIAL ELEC TION
RETURNS.
tOLD ZACH AGAIN VICTORIOUS,

We give below, partial returns from
81 different States, which Indicate the
success ofToylor and Fillmore. The haste
with which these dispatches are thrown
together, renders them liable 10 many in.
aecuracics, but their general tenor, we
presume, may be relied upon. We have,
nj some trouble, compiled our returns from
the Telegmphic accounts Of several diller.
ent Journals aud cndenyored to have
lhema us correct aud full, Us 1t waspossible
for us To make them.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

Tm SrLFLAMrLlGn1ER.-At the New
York FAIR they have a patent scIf.lamp.
lighter, by which candles NAV be lighted
at any moment OF time, by a clock, OF a
pull OF a cord. If attached to mn alarm
clock, a light may be produced at any
hour, In eases where people wish to
rise at certain unusual time OF night, all
that Is to be done is TO set the clock and
make the connection Of the tanpightcr
'all right and then, when ilr hour
comes round yon have a lamp already
lighted al the same time. Certainly very
convenient. When not desired to be
connected with clock, it can he attach.
ed to cord, terminating IN some place
near the bed. like bell.pull, so that it is
only necessary to pull the cord to produce
q light previous to rising Its Grsigucd,
also to be attached to the hel.handlc Of
a front door, that pulling the bell instant.
ly makes light TO see by IN the hall, or
any other part OF the house. The nycn.
tor is Mr. Alexander Bennett of n. York.
NcafS Go:ctic.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22
T E L L G r A ? Il
" A S HIN G. 7 ON:
WEDNESDAY,, 81, EoyEMBER ~, Ia ID.

o.. We are authorized to announce JAMES
\. BURTON, Esq, a, a candidate for ffoseea.
ting Attorney, IN the sSll.ludicia District, eon.
posed of the counties Of Polk, Pike, Montgomery.
SEWER, Hampstead, and Lafayette.
November %. lsis,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

ARKANSAS ELRouoN-'fhe following
are the official majortics, in the counties
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

TWENTY MILES An IlouR.-Thc extra,
ordinary feat Of trotting twenty miles
lrith'R one hour, has been recently ac-
complished by the celebrated horse "Tms-
tee, over the Union Course, Long ISLAND,
New York
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

TnE CorrrN OF lloN Dixon H. LEWIS,
the New York papers state, was of un-
common size, OF mahogany, aud with the
body aud lead casing was said to weigh
upwards Of nine hundred pounds On a
plane silver plate was the following in.
scribtion.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-22

Crawford, all but two townships, re.
ported majority for Cass, 10. Washing.
ton, reported to have gone for Taylor.
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GREAT ARRIVAL
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
so PA Il G ES.
BENJAMIN Il. LEWIS.

UNtiF Subscriber would most respectfully invite the
attention of his friends and the public generally to
call and the largest and desirable Stock Of
New Fall and Winter DDS, he has had the pleas
Of offering in this market, all Of which mas been pur
chased with the greatest call from buyers is all
! want 10 insure SAILS.
Heavy Saiinetrs for Negro Clothing. all prices,
kerseys Blankets, and Linseys ; 4. is and IA
Shepherlsown make, (best ever il this market }
lnseys, beautiful article, high colors at z ~ aud p,
Heavy Twecd~ for Negroes,
Superior Bed Blankets
Cotton Oznabngs. rs and 4,
Brown lUnestlcs. good article, & 4,
FlanneS, Red, White Yellow and Green, Is, IS cd. Is
Sd, 3, and Is 81,
coo pieces Clcoes from 4 8 U.s. TO- r. 4 and l~-6d
Alpaccas large assortment, from p 30, 2 Sd and 3s
d., six Warp. fine quality. At -. IS and g.
Do, All coIor,. PlIds ami Stripes, New Siyes,)
Superior Lama Hose, very superior quality,
Cashmere d., aud Alpaca do,
Elegant Black silk Hose at Is 3D.
large and general assortment Of Gingdams, all col
ors pest in this market.
Beautiful Plaid Cashmer,s at 20 and %, high colors,
Superior French Mrrlnoes for Drss 5.
The above goods will De sold low airy house in the
upper country. b. II. LEWIS.
Oct. ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

Valuable Real Estate for Sale

" + will offer for sale the premises, 10 the high
w est bidder, credit Of one year, eighteen
months and two years. Saturday. the 4h day of No
vember next. a TRACT OF LAND, the late residence
of Andrew Whitley, dec'd lying both sides of Clinch
River, IN the county If Iazewell. about mile from
JettersonvIlle, containing POS ACRES of good Land
well adopted either 10 grazing or grain growing. about
81 acres Of which under good fence and cultivation
and about 20 well set in grass, being equal to
any meadow in the county. But what must recommend
this estate is its great facilities for every kind Of
chInery run with water power There on il now a
well built and commodious GRlS1 MILL, 49,
excellent SAW MILL, a good HOUSE and faiIiI
MACHINERY for running Carding Machine ION
all supplied from stream which at all seasons of the
year furnishes them with abundance Of water. The
dam across the stream is Of stone and built in the very
best manner and all Of the above described buildings
&c, are Of The best material and built after the best and
most substantial manner. There are also good stone
a DWELLING HOUSE, and out houses such as
I'LL Smoke House, Brick Spring House, sc. and
new and convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
ing to purchase can procure any further information
which may be desired in relation to said property, by
applying to John A. Kelly, Tazewell c. H., Va.
WIN. WHITLEY and others,
heirs Of Andrew Whitley, decd.
Sent %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

HNHE first annual meeting of he Stockholders of the
Il Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road Company
will he held in the Masonic Hall the Town of Lynch.
burg, Monday, the p tn day # November next
The Commissioner in the different counties along the
line of the route of the road appointed BY an
order Of the Board Of Directors will send in their sub
scrpton books and account of acquisitions paid in by
the both Of November, that the of the subsc,
bers may be regularly entered before the meeting takes
place.
The stockholders who wish to give proxies will fin
blanks at The office Of the Company in Lynchburg
FORM OF PROXY
: Knou all By these presents. That we, the sub
scrbers ben. ockhoders in the Lynch0urg and Ten
nessee Railroad Company, do hereby constitute and ap-
point our true and lawful attorney and
proxy, 70 represent each Of in all general meetings
the Stockholders ofsaI Company. when we are not
personally present. with full power and authority
such general meetings. TO give such votes, and
do such other acis each Us could give or do
if we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day of IS
WITNESS, (sEAL.)
+. G.. MORRISON,
Treasurer and Cl'k l.. s I. r. r. Company.
Oct. 9-w21N
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.v'EIs. eO.u.WTssEO.v ssOgsE.

F1Nllk subscribers have taken the brick house
Il lately erected by Mr. David Staples situated Inme-
dateIy the canal and fronting the leading from
tho bridge into for the purPs Of conducting gen
eml Forwarding and Commission Business. They hope
by strict and prompt attention 10 whatever may be
fined to their care, merit and receive respectable po
ZION Of public patronage.
They will attend strictly to the sale Of all kinds of
Produce also. % the wing and selling all kinds Of
Lumber, Wond, ST., Oar yard being large and Sc
cure, rs well adapted to the soreng % the lat
ter.
They intend to keep hand good assortment of
GROCERIES, which will be sold as low as they can
he bought in this market. they Invite call from those
wishing 10 buy. JAS F.. HORNFR.
JNO.J. WATSON.
MN.
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NEW CONCERN.
L4TLNDER s. BUCkNER.

L4TLNDER s. BUCk.NER.
NIVE their strict to all Goods and Produce
u consigned for sale shipment. They have in Store
and af1oat a general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
W hich they offer to their friends the public general
w. low prices Consisting part Of the following
tlces -
1913 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
90 hhds. n. o., p. Rico and St. Crox Sugars,
II g and bbls. Molasscs, part strictly fine,
6 bbs. Tanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt.
$50 kegs Nails assorted,
80 boxes Tallow, Adamaptins and Sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs. American blistered Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron,
II boxes Glass l0Xl2 and SXlO
Is nests Wood ware,
I2 duz. Buckets,
boxes W and WIS Loaf Sugar,
bbls fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Domeslics. 4 ga
3 bales Oznaburgs, No | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns
1000 lbs. Sole Leather, good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
-LIQUORS.- 49,.
20 bbls. Mountain and Rec,ified Whiskey,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard, Dupuy, SEQ. Brandy,
| do. J. J. Dupnv, &Co. do
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy,
S bbls. Gin,
S do. n. E. Rum,
8 do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, par
very fine,
do. Port Wine, livery fne.)
Including Ginger Pepper. Spice, Indigo, Nader
Teas (some very fne.) Trace Chains. Spades. Shovels
Castings, Dem johns, Beached Domestics, Bed Tick
ing, Sc.
~ We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
or Barter for Bacon Lard Flour, Butter, Tow and FlaS
Linen. Ginseng, Beesvax, Whskey, s.
Nav SIS
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.nessrs. Benjamin ". " aker and Samuel J. U'aLfer

.,lessrs. Benjamin w. Udlker and Samuel j. " alker
NOU will take notice, that edncsdav the 1st day of
Il November next the office of Emore s Yancev, in
Montgomery, Alabama, | shall take the depositons of
Charles L. Lucas and others; Wednesday, the 22nd day
OF November next at the Court Ho the of Bran
don Mississippi shall take the dispositions of Samuel NJ
Pickett and Others Saturday 25h day of November
Jackson, Mississippi Isha the dispositions of William
erger and others and Monday the Sth day of January
- ~ at tine Clerks office OF Campbell county, Virginia.
shall take the dispositions of John D. Alexander, William
Clements and Others all of which said dispositions be read
as evidence in suit depending in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the county Of Halifax, Virginia
IN which am plaintiff AID defendants; and if from
any cause the taking Of the said depoon any Of the
places above named the days specified, be
peted the taking thereof will be continued from dav
until they all taken.
Yours, SC,
Oct 9-w4w THOMAS HUNDI.EY.
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Oct. $3.50
" f W q o o d 81


" HE subscribers "a receipt Of large portion of
Il their Fall Supply Of Goods, which will be sold to
friends and the public generally (who may favor Us
with their custom as low they be procured in this
market.
Our stock being large and well assorted we are pre-
pared TO SELL wholesale Goods the most liberal terms
and would ask call from Country Merchants.
The following comprises part Of their stock :-Clohs,
Cassmeres and Vestngs. French Merinos, Gala Plaids
and Muuseaines. French Casnmeres and Lamariine
paids, splendid Velvet and Merino Cloaks (new styles.
French work Capes and Collars. Gall kinds) sk frages,
Gmps and Buttons. Merino Shaws. mode and fancy
co5rs Aoaccas. Silk warp black and fancy do. super
fancy dress silks. Sco'ch paids. and Gnghams, best
Kid and Silk Gloves and Egyptian mitls. Scarlet blue.
green and mode coloed French Merino, Shoes, Boots,
Hats and Gaps, &c,
Sole Leather, with heavy stock ofcoarse Goods, of
every description. Cal and see.
PETERS AND STICLFR.
Sep. 2l-is.
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PUBLISHED By
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLET & BILLIARD,
EVERY MoyDAY AND THURSDAY,

-Four Dollars per PAYABLE IN aIrance. No sub
rpfton c recetrtd for shorter time than months
rd no paper eibe discontinued (ercept at the discretion
ofthe Editors) until all qrTeGrdges are paid
~ .fUTER TTSE-ME-NTS inserted at 80 cents per
square Tor Ies for erery inner form Insertion
per squire (or less) for erery outer form Insertion
EVERY .7DTERTIS IS CURED to on his Ms
hos long he toishss has advertisement inserted adrer
tenent noted tc be inserted TIL dconttn,ance
Be ordered
FOR YE.1RLY .fDPERITSLNti the terms tor
7rirlsse oft,co squares, : 40 for square >25 for
= quare, inner form S35 Erery yearly teu
4uire Ito confhe has airernS has particular line Of
business.
- JOB PRINTING erecutedneatIy and eaitiot4sy
and a reasonable terms
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Sale Of Valuable Land


AT AUCTION
TWILL be sold, at public auction to the highest bid
w der, on modang terms, the
TR.4CT OF LIND,
on which reside, five miles south Of Campbell Court
House,
CONTAINING 109 ACRES,
lying on both sides Of Big Seneca Creek, and adjon ing
the Lands of c. f. Alexander and Others This truly
desirable tract of Land has about 100 Acres
of first rate
BOTTOM LIND,
not inferior any land in this county, and the up land
good and lies WELL The Improvements very good
deem it useless to give further description of this
land, as all persons wishing to purchase will view for
themselves, before purchasing. This tract Of Land
would suit we'll to divide, and would make two good
settlements, giving to both equal advantages
Sale to take place on Saturday, the 7th day of Octo-
Der, next month"; at my residence, most positively, as
intend removing to the South.
JOHN ROSSER. il.
Sept 25-wt7O
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BOOKS.

lust RECEIVED at the Book Store of D. B. Payne s
u Brother
Taylor and his Campaigns,
lille ofAfen. l.. Cass and sketch of Butler,
BRITISH emae Poets BY G. w. Bethune,
Planetary and Stellar Worlds by o. NJ. Mitchell,
Italy, Alps and the Rhine, by Headley, NEW EDITION,
l-oiterlngs in Europe and Corson,
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace,
Bonaparte, Poem,
Mary Grove. or the Trusting Wife,
Angela, Novel BY Mrs. Marsh,
Harold the Last OF the Saxon Kings,
July l3-ts