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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22
THE PAMPERO.

We learn from reports of passengers by the St
Mathews, arrived on Saturday from Jacksonville, thai
The Pampero has been given up to the government OIL
hcers She euded the cutter and made snug har
oof III Dunn's creek, short distance below Pilatkl
Mr.. Siguer, principal owner Of the steamship, made
;hla kno" to- and gave her up to the U. s. Officers
small detachment Of U. s. troops from s. Angus
inc IL said TO be board to guard her. We are fur
hur Informed that neither arms ammunition OF
any kind were found on board, they having ali been
removed en' safely deposited, if any had been taken
on board since the first trip from New Orleans.-SaV
[ieOrpiAn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22
CITY AFF AIR q.

HE New ORLEANS OPERA TRoupE.-It will be per-
ce'Ved that this famous band of sable hsrmonss give
unique entertainment Tonight, and every night this
week, at Odd Fellows Hall. Those Who have heard
them, need no inducement 10 hear them again: but
those who have not, should by al means embrace the
present opportunity
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-22
DEPARTURE OF LORD ELGIN FOR CAN
ADA,

BosToN, Sept 90
Lord Eqn and suite lett Boston, This morning,
a. seven O'clock, by the Northern Railroad, direct Tor
aif Allen MeNab the Hon. Joseph Howe, and other
q sungu'shed Canadians, had an interview with the
~ 6overnnent this morning. in The Mayors room,
Spec ehes and congratulations ensued exhibiting The
bssl OF feelings. Wv
The Canadians express themselves highly daliph,ed
with their reception in Boston,
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Charlottesville CnnnenLioa,

1t will be observed that the Delegates appoint
ed for the city to the Charlottesville Convention
and their Alternates, are requested to meet at the
Wing office this afternoon at o'clock 1t is i'm.
portant that the attendance should be full.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, 10Th Sent. 1851.


To His ErcelIency, The Governor of Maryland:
SIR-Your letter OF the 18th inst, to the President
has been received. In reply am instructed to saw
that Saturday last, official reports of the ou,rages
referred to by your Exceency, were received from The
Commissioner OF the United States, in Philadelphia
and the District Attorney for thes Eastern District OF
Pennsylvania.
After careful consideration of the subject orders
were despatched by the Pres dent to the proper officers
OF the U. States, in Pennsylvania requiring them 10
proceed Immediately to arrest all persons crminaly
concerned in the transaction.
The District Attorney was especially instructed to
ascertain whether the facts would make out the crime
OF treason against the United States and if So to take
prompt measures to all concerned for trial for
that offence.
am instructed to assure your Excelency that the
President regards this violation of the rights of the
peaceful citizens OF Mary land, with deep adherence,
and that he will not fail 10 exert all his constitutional
powers to bring the offenders to merted punishment,
and 10 prevent similar outrages in future.
am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w. S. DERRICK,
Acting Secretary.
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THE CHRIsTIANA OUTRAGE.

Corr espondence bet,Deen Governor Loue and the
President of the United States.
The blowing important correspondence, it will be
seem has been furnished for publication by order of Gov
Lowe. 1t will command gene al perusal, and we
doubt not meet with general approval:
STATE DEPARTMENT,}
Annapolis, September II, 1851.
Editors OF the Sun Gentlemen, by order of the
Governor, transmit TOR publication the correspon-
dehce recently had between this Department and the
Federal Government. The Governor desires it to be
published, as will tend 10 reassure the public mind
that justice VIII be executed upon the perpetrators OF
the recent murders and treason in Pennsylvania and
that measures vii be taken to prevent similar occur.
rences in the future.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
THos. Fl. ONEAL, Secretary ofState.
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MAYORS COURT Sent 90

Mary Friendley, from Chesterfield, saws she is free,
mitted '"' was 'o"'
Samuel Vapderslce, free coored found in the streets
drunk and asleep, and was discharged with an admo-
milton. "N "N''''
:; Michaei English, white man, taken up for disturb
ing the peace by knocking some persons door oppo-
site the gas works. Friday night between 10th and 18th
streets was required give security in the sum of one
hundred dollars for his good behaviour in future.
man named Moreen, living in the neighborhood of
the Central R. R. Depot charged with keenino a mi.
sance on his lot, was brought up for examination His
Monday.
w. Lowell, white, hostler at the James River Sta
bles was charged with using water from the hydrant
OF the Richmond cotton factory. The case was con-
tInued for the purpose of procuring additional evi.
dence.
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The TERMs.-An Englishman, when about to en-
bark in the Lopez Expedition, wrote thus to the Lon
don Times: "As 10 the pay, the are good
If we win; and if we lose, it won't matter what they
paid the end of the war, is what shall receive if
we ever pald-a fact which deem somewhatpro-
blematical; but so long the island is made free,
be satisfied, and will readily resign my commission
and return to civil life again when the war is con-
Guided"
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The New York Mirror of Wednesday afternoon has

The New York Mirror of Wednesday afternoon has
the following:
HEAvs FALURE.-The failure OF Messrs Cheesebo-
70, Stearns Il Co.. extensive Dry Goods dealers, was
announced yesterday. The amount OF liabilities IS
stated at 100000. The extension of their business,
beyond what their capital justified, is said TO be the
There report current in the street this after
that another large Dry Goods house in Broad
way had failed. The liabilities of the firm are said to be
100000
The failure of Charles King, an umbrella dealer, is
announced for $4,000
LONDON GRAIN TRApE-Barrings' Circular OF Sept
18th, says:
The corn trade rules heavily. The last weeks
age price OF English wheat was 39s. Id. per quarer-
Foreign wheat and American flour are very difficult OF
sale owing to the interorty OF quality. We quote
barrels l5s Cos; but choice brands would bring to-
day Is more being wanted for ores.
United States and Canadian wheat relatively are not
worth over 34s SIS, bu there is hardly any here
Indian corn quiet and prices nominal.
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VA OTICE.-A meeting fthe cit zens of Richmond
lV is nquested at the American Hoel at p Nj.
on Monday the 22d nst or the pu pose Of appointing
delegates the Railroad Convention 10 be held at Al.
Inedon on the 9Th October next. Sc %
MTOTiCE.-The delegutes and aernates appointed
~ to attend The Charlottesville Convention on the
25 b. requested to at the Wing office at a.
clock, P. M, on Monday 92d inst
JNO. A. LANCASTER,
sea Cha imam Of the Wing Meeting
ST. CROIX SUG AR.-7 hhds for sale BY
- DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
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DEATH OF JUDGE wHITTELsEY.

ALBANY, Sept. II.
Hon. Frederick White ey, Judge fthe Court of Ap
peals, died al Roches e this afternoon, at twenty mi
nutes past 2 o'clock, OF typhus fever.
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An american Consups Letters Opened


A letter from Vienna says -
The Austrian authorities are very INSCRIPTIONS with
regard to opening any letter parcel which they con-
slider suspicious The Government OF the u States for
warded packet to The American Consul here, short
time since, containing printed circular and PAM
phet on the Austro Hungarian question: with reference
to the case of MIR. Dudley Mana This packet was
opened and examined The office of Central Revision
although it bore, not only the seal of the Department
OF Stale, but that also of the United States Consu
late at Hamburg impressed IN wax.
MIR. Flagg, representative of the United States 60
vernment Venice addressed protest TO the mperi-
al Government this violation OF the United States
seal.
In reply to this protest, communication of some
length received from The Office of Central Revision
IN substance as follows:
The Office Of Revision ella inns the right to examine
all publications introduced into the Venian States
from any country, under any form from any source,
and to any address whatever, without the least dis
uncon, and with exception OF the representatives OF
other governments. Also, that the packet in ques
lion had no external mark OF a diplomatic chaIac-
ter.
Several Communications have passed between the U
States Consul and the Imperial Government on the
SUBJECT, in which the former declares that the oc.
cufIence OF a similar fact will demand of him a
similar protest. Here the matters remains for the pre-
sent
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymcre, Philadelphia
Schr Ann Caroline, Reach. New Y ork.
SAILED,
Schr Silas Wright, Johnson Boston,
Schr Ovoca, Johnson, New York
NEW YORK, Sept 29-Ard, schr Cherokee Cor
son. New Y ork Cid, schr Margaret, Smith, Rich
mond
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SECOND DEsPATcE

=, BOSTON, sept. To.
The three days jubilee cosedwh grand civic and
military procession, which was two and half hours
IN passing the Revere House An immense dinner wa
set on the Commons, the tables for when extended for
miles
Mr.. Fillmore present at the dinner, and replied
to the comp men'ary toasts in brief and appropriate
speech. There We're 4, 600 persons at dinner and i'm
mense crowds gathered in the along the route
OF procession and the balconies presented scene OF
lively interest
The President said that public duties required his
immediate presence at Washn !ton and he and Sec
retaries Conrad and Stuart lett at o'clock this even
ing Tor New York. Mrs. Fillmore was expected 10
JON them at Fall River, and the whole party would
proceed thence to Wash inllon
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MONDAY MORNING. SEP. %. 1850.
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q AhAh BUSH. POTATOES AT AUG
A- wv TlON.-WilI be added to nv sale this
morning one hund red bushels OF prime Irish Potatoes
in lots to suit purchasers.
Sc % r CAIVrHOpN
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OcOEE ACADEMY, BENTON, TENN

The semi-anual examination OF the stu
dents of this Institution will lake place on
Friday, the 4,h OF April next, at which
lime the patrons and friends Of the lns'tu
ton generally are most respectfully solicit
ed to attend. Come one. come all. and by
your presence give counlenance and en-.
coura cement 10 the great cause OF educa'
ton.
In the evening Of the same day. there
will he an exhibition conducted by the
young gentlemen of the Institution, en-
braciny Tragedy and several Farces.
w. Il. REYNOLDS,
Secretary@ the Board.
March 10, 1851
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Castor Oil Beans.

4 LII persons wishing 10 plant the above
Beans sh"nld pcoliect the tine has
arrived when II should BE- done. Ii they
are planted bv the 10 IL OF April IL will do.
but the sooner the heIier. Thrv should BE
planted 5 BY 8 feet. covered lightly, plnw.
ed both WAYS. the hill kept clean aud 'hin-
ned to one stalk. and should be worked a.
regularly as Corn.
We will furnish any one with Seed on
the following terms, viz. Thev are 10 de-
liver the Beans al our Oh Press IN M-r-
charitable condition: thar is. tree from any
sprOuted ones, aud AS dry a. any other grain
should be, for winch we will paw them 81
per bushel, "r allow tnam The IN ,rk-t ,,rire
~ tins they can have Their chose. and II
every case, when they get the seed. III.
contract will he r. lucel 1, w!ljlnI. Per.
sons VIII have seed of Ih-r uwn hiv" ih,
same privilege Of making ron'r,cr>. rnns'
to wGOh We furnish seed must r-Iurn ibeu
IN the Fail.
Persons who wish 10 plant had hriis
make application as -uly as possible. a
more may wish To plsnt than we may b
a5le 10 press the pro iuct.
THORNTON X NETCALRE.
P. s. will h. individually responsible
for all contracts, made ~ acrnrI'n"e vii
the above notice. Gu. MErcALFE.
MeMinn CO.. March 7, IS5l-it 10
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800 Reward!
Stop the Runaway!!

ADAEAWAY from the s"b.crl"rr, "nc mile
z u North al HrCcnvillc om the nght ol the
"a instant. u mulattn boy nained JOE. lie
isa bright nui,tto with blue eye aud black
kink, hair. Ia conversation he speaks quick
aud very fast, hut IA little excited lac siam-
mcrs lie had IN when he i.it "a bluc Cloth
Dress Coat, dark c"iuri Pants, arc black
Fur lat. lie took with him "A swah taIled
Mare, ri,hrr bay or sorrci. which tr"is very
biskly. with an old Saddle with IN" horn
broken off. II may he remarked that he has
+, mil facts nearly six feet high or quite,
close made, and "s very smooth face, and
is about 81 years old.
, n, may possibly trade the mare IN or'lrrto
| get money to travel on. may be walking, or
/ he may be- m company with white man.
| will civ. OxE HuNpEEp Dollars for his
,,l,v,ry NJ INV h,usc. or TwrNry-FIrE Dol
,,s. cor his confinement IN iiii 81 that can
oct him. FREEMAN NCCLENDON.
Greenvi,le, lieriwether CO. Ga, March 6, 81
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COM Nj II x CIAL.
Augusta, March IL, 1851 =.

Augusta, March IL, 1851.
Editor Post:
During the last fortnight an unusually
large number of Merchants have visited
and purchased their stocks in this market
others have returned from below and com.
pIeted their assortmenls here. Our marke
was probably never before so we'll stocked
with goods Of all kinds as this Spring. Ou'
nercha ats have generally made larger sales
than was expected. The number oi House,
will be increased next Fall, and 10 be pre-
pared for i, row of fine Stores are 10 be
Immediately commenced.
CoFFEE-Tbe stocks are equal 10 de-
mand. Sales of lair aud prime qualitie.
made at l2+ l2ac.
SUGAR 10 arriving freely. Fair and prime
qualities Of Muscovado and New Orleans
commands n a 7lc; Clarified Sugar. com
mon TO choice lots. 81 Gao; Loai, Crush.
ed and Powdered lO4 a lie.
MoLAssEs arriving almost daily in large
quantities.. A good article Of Cuba sells al
26e, and New Orleans ia fine order Soc per
gallon
SALr-s,ock large and worth ST. for
large sacks.
DOMESTIC LiaUoRs-Whiskey COM
mands IS Soc per gal. Northern Gin
37A 40c. Rum &c a37c per gal. Mo.
nongehela Whskey abou, Soc.
Corn Sells BY the q1an'l,y at SIC.
OARS Csc per bu. Peas &c..
BACON has rather dQlH
II is difficult TO GEL
for good lolsu
largest suppheS4y9
LARD-GoOd Laf0
sells at lOA lie, but c0musl Use1
wanted.
FEArHERs-The demand is slacken,ng,
but siIli worth 80 SAC.
EXCHANGE is rather scarce, and our
Banks are asking &c prem. for sight checks
on New York, but check al par on Charles.
ton and Savannah.
TENNESSEE MoNEY &c discount.
CorroN has declined 3ic per ID. from
highest point. The stock on hand in this
market is $4,000 bales. Of which the great
est portion Is held by Planters, with but LIT
tie offering. Middling and fair qualities
81 9ic.
Yours. &C.,
BAKER, WILCOX & co.
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ATLANTA, MARCH Is

CorroN Our market has been more &C
tive for the last Two days, and prices are a
grade betier-ihe receipts Of the week have
been very small. and but few sales effected.
except what lit,le has come ia on wagons.
which has been sold at various prices rang
ing from 6 10 :0c. The business oil the
vi eek has been dull.
BAcoN-The demand is no, SO good, and
the supply more bouauful. The price. i
anything. is a traction lower-we quote
from 10 TO lac.
LARp-The MARKETS we'll supplied with
choice lots Of lard al III 10 l2lc.
CoRN is scarce al 900 81.
MEAL-Noi much 10 market At LOO 10
81 10.
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w, BAKERS
Plain. Street, Eagie. French tmd IdniNa
Chocola:eS. Cocoa, Broma, Cocoa
Paste, Sticis Sc.

ftHh. 'oicfCt, IsHTie, TcHCH tHu , ""'''"
Chocolates. Cocoa. Broma, Cocoa
Paste. Sticfs Sc.
rENO Merchants and Consuners who wonid
- purchase the best products OF Cocoa
free from adnlteratiun more nutritious ana
hea'hiu than tea or coiicc-aud III VrahtJ
nusurpa-seu--the subscriber r,cpmncuds The
above articles, manufactured Nv himself, ana
stamped with hi' nnTr AMI residence. MS
Brulna nnd Cocoa Paste rs dth"h'r--phi''h-
ble--and salutarj Grirh- ter invahlf, conNa'
lcscrnts, children. ,ravcler:, aui otter, ate
pronounced 10y the most eminent t'' 'lclhis
superior to any other pc"pirHN'n+. ihs
French aud Nani.d Cluculh - ar, "arTan'rd
ruuai il IcllCaGy and flavor 10 the best .ui
Paris manufacture. and 1T on" hail lhe'r
prices. In consequence at tlr great dhnltr-
alton III almost AL the Cocoa ami ,huCn!ai"
preparations now offered To the pun!lc, III or
der to cheaper them, ia" sub.criher hopes thht
his own mnnai,ctnrr wal! he thoronShly TEST
ed; and il found mncqunl to h'- reo"ihmtn'
daiions, they may be rst"rnri {" his agents
whore purchased, and Their cost shall be re-.
funded. They are always On sale, IN any
ulauttv, by the principal wholesale grncers
il, the Eastern cities, and by his agents, l.. u.
Brigham & Co., Boston james VI Bunc" 4
Co., ,lartford--ilusstv & Murray. New York
--Georgc Wait. Abany-F"-tcr Bosworth,
Troy, n. y .--t;ran' IL Strur, Philadc'phia
Thomas V. Eruudigc, Bh'rimorc--ilowell
a. Snupmaker, Gcorgttnvn. y. {. Fowl" Il
Co. ;, Alexandria, Va .-Nn,e Brothers, New
Orlrnns--kcnurt, Mckee Il Co.. Cine innati
WIN. Ia galley n Co.., fIt'-bnr!, Pa.
WALTER BAKER,
DorCh, ,tcr, Mass.
March II, Isjl--3t la
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Notice..

'INtlE Mercantile business heretofore con-
L Quoted under the style and name ct
REEDER & PARKINSON, at Eastanallec, 10 now
closed by expiration of the tine OF partner
ship. Nearly all the notes and accounts be-
longing TO the concern, have been tnrned over
to S. X. Reedcr, who IS authorize! to collect
them. Those indebted arc requested to call
and settle as soon ~ possible, as cash is need
ed and the business must he closed up.
s. X. REEDER.
Athens, March 81, 1851 If 100
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PREACHING ON THE T1MEs.-In 1913

PREACHING ON THE TINES 1913
it was question asked Of the breth.
rem, at the meetings of ministers, twice
in the year. "If they preached the
duties of the times?" And when il
was found that Leighton did not. he
was reprovcd for his omission; but he
replied, "lf all the brethren have
preached on the times, may not one
poor brother be suffered to preach on
cterni,y"
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Cane Greek Academy.

THE examination Of the above insiitu-
ton. will take place on the 2isr inst.
commencing at 9 o'clock. A. NJ. and clos
irg a, 5 p. NJ. After which several Ad.
dresses will he Delivered by The members
Of the Phlo,naihaan Society.
The friends AMI patrons of the School
are respectfully invited Ia attend.
[, cOGlIII.L. Principal.
N. b. The Fifth Srssi0n Of the above in
sliluion will commence on Monday. the
2lst of April next. Terms of instruction
as heretofore. u. T..
March ID. IS5I-3t 1919
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LAND LlxIrArIoN.-A bill has been
introduced into the Wisconsin Legis.
lature, to limit the amount Of land
which any one individual may here
after acquire. 10 800 acres. The
wisconsin" says the bill will proba'
bly, become a law.
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CELEBRATION.

CELEBRATION.
The jacksonville Division, No. 26o'
SON. Of Temperance, will celebrate then
Second Anniversary, On the l4ih day oil
April next, BY Public Procession and an
Address by VIM. G. BRowNLow. Bre,h'
rem Of surrounding Divisions are cordially
invited TO be presen, and join IN procession
and the public generally to participate N
the other ceremonies.
BY order Of the Division.
w. G. KING, r. S.
March 81 1851.
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A REMARKABLE INcIDENT.-Thc
Warren,on (Va.) Wing says, that in
t upper part Of that county. several
days since, a wife gave birth to two
chiIdren-.making six in less than three
wears. She has been married but
seven years. and has ten children
five OF which cannot walk.
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New Goods at Calhoun
], II, WELLS

as now receiving ut his new Store IN Cal
4 houn, II general stock of G"o''s suitable
for the season, comprising Dry Goods, k'hhy
Made Clothing, Hats. Caps, bornets' Boots
Shoes, Hardware and .tery, Qnttnswale e,
Groceries, &c :, which h. proposes to sell tor
Cash or country produce, ut moderate ant
UNIFORM prices. ~
Calhoun, March q, lS5l-3m~ l3o
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BLACKBERRY SyRUP.--We are in.
debtcd to friend for the following
receipt for making blackberry syrup.
This syrup is said TO be almost a
specific for the summer complaint. In
1882, it was successful in more than
one case Of cholera. To two quarts
ofiulce Of blackberries, add one pound
Of loaf sugar. half an ounce nutmegs'
half an ounce cinnamon, pulve'lzed,
hdlf an ounce cloves. quarter OF an
ounce allspice. pulverized. Boil all
together for short time. and when
cold add pint Of fourth proof brandy
From teaspoonful to wine glass
full, according to the age OF the pa
,ient, till relieved, is TO be gwen
Pictorial Cultirdtor
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1t is said that Father Matthew has
administered the temperance pledge,
so far, to five millions eight hundred
persons.
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y pfIhceIy mThoS
fortune. Keep the
Providence hath placed ydSl
not make yourself unhappy, 6ecS
YOU cannot afford whatever Wild
fancy might suggest. The revenues
of all the kingdoms OF the world would
not be equal to the expense of one
extravagant person.
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BUsINEss.-In all cases where men
have too much TO do, they do little Of
nothing etfectualIy.
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During the month of February near
~ ten thousand immigrants arrived
at the port of New York, much the
largest portion Of whom we're from
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LIN & BRANTLEY,

Warehouse aud Communion Merchants,
ATLANTA, GA,
WILL attend to the purchase or sale Of
w Cotton and Provisions of all kinds, TOR
customary comnissio, $, and liberal advances
always made on any article, 10 store.
JOSEPH q. BRANTLEY. REEs u. LIN.
March IA, lS5i-ly l!J
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NOrll;E,

NOTICE.
IN pursuance to the above Judgment and
I orier of Cou'r, ] will proceed 10 sell on
the first Monday Of JuIv next. AT the Court
house door in M.di.onville. for cash, the
above described tracts or parcels Of land
and town lois. to satisfy the taxes. coiis
and charges due thereon, unless the same
be previously paid.
JAMES a. WRIGHT. Sheriff
and Collector Of The public Tanss.
for Monroe CO., Tenn.
March IA, IS5l-3l l29
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Sale of Lots
IN CALHOUN AND CHARLESTON.

TIME undersigned will sell, at PUBLIC
l. AUCTION. on Wednesday. the 23d
day Of Apri neat. from ,h'rty 10 forty
TOWN LOIS, IN the town OF Calhoun,
McMinn county, Tennessee. belonging 10
the late firm Of Mc'ihee & McCary.-
Sad Town Lets are iav ,rabIy situated Tor
business, and will hr sold TO the highest
bidder on a credit Bond aud security will
be required for the purchase money. There
will also be some Io'> sold in the town Of
Charleston. JOHN NCGiilIE,
JOHN l.. MCCARTHY.
March 7. lS5l-G. l2S