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EFNA in.aa4f 'inHb :
FIRE INsURANCECoMPANy

z7zrr ! j. 90!rs illGn -icis
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford, Conn.g -Jair sii1 -
Wills Company was Incorporated with perpe;. !.
Il ual charter IN 1919, and insures agaiRst loss
damage by fire on Dwelling Houses Manusacturin
establishments, Stores, Household Furniture, Mer
ehandlze IN general, on the most favorable terms
And losses occurring in this agency will be literally
adjusted and paid with promptness : \, =, -. .s
Board ef Directorsr :,
THos X. Brace, ROBERT BuEr.. ''-''
6AMUEL TUDOR, MILES A. TUTTLE, -iF
JOSEPH fRATT, JOHN L. BosvELI., BIZ. h
yaMEs THOMAS, EBENEzER Flower. ,.-
WARD WOODBRIDGE, E. a. BULKELEY,
JOSEPH CHURCH. ROLAND MsrBER. II os1
EDWIN q. RIPLEY, SlLAs 3. HAMLrNTox,
FREDERICK TYLER, SAMUEL S. WARn
HENRY e. PRArT i.iH = ~
IH0S. K BRACE. Presddert ~
s. l.. LOOMS, Secy
9TA Applications for insurance may be made 10 the
subscriber. who is duly authorized 10 receive promo -
sais and issue policies on as favorable terms as any
insurance Oilice or Agency IN the West -
ALLEN c. HALL0CK, Agent, -
ieo4 u Nam street, opposite the isank. -
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lust RECEIVED
j 80 Ahds New Orleans Sugar,
tierccs new Rice;
loo drums Figs;
lana daE ALLiS & HOwES-
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J. & W. REILLY,
Wholesale Dealers fn Groceries
Nails, GlIss, Cotton Yarns,
Batting &c, &c,


Batting &C., &c,
| OFFER for sale well selected stock of Groce
~ Jies, o. which have recently 'een received
from the East, and embracing nearly everything
usually kept IN the Grocery line, amongst which
Iare-
SEQ b choice Indigo, warranted;
l4O0 b Dutch Madder;
40 packages green and black Tea;
BID Cloves, do Nutmegs;
leo coo t,un Caps. split and ribbed;
20 Boxes ground Spices, from Hope Mills;
90 gross Bonnet Boards:
loo do Matches, best brands;
20 boz. States, American make;
35 do Curry Combs:
10 do Collins Ax5s;
80 Reams Letter and Foolscap paper;
100 Sides Sole Leather:
25 Bbls Tar.
ALSO:
A supply of coffee, sugar, molasses., rice, mack
erel herring. goldfish tanners oil. akum sulphur,
birthstone, alum, copperas, Spanish whiting, sala.
eratus, soda, lOgwoOd, cotton wrappn. twine can
dewick, carpet chain, Epson salts. washing ans
shaving soap, &c, &c.
With view OF extending the business, the sub
scribers offer their STOCK low prices. Tor cash
produce New customers need not ask for dit,
and Old ones will please make as quick retucns as
possible
Full prices paid Tor produce. in exchange for the
above, and cash not refused
news Main street, Evansville Ind.
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SOIzsrssS- $3.50 .>AAs -
nR. HUTCHINSON keeps a general cssort
~ ment 0. purely Botanic Medicine. for famil1
use. lie can also furnish physicians with genera
Botanic Medicines. on reasonable terms
DR.. II. wonld inform his friends and the citizens
generally that ne befound at his old stand ready
TO attend to all calls. and a, all honrs.
mhi9. 3mdxw
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ENT RECEEYED-

Z UST RECEIVED
a0boxes vVestgn Reserve Cheese;
9 Do S.caTine Candles
> b5is WiE;crs:rained Lard Oil;
For sale Wholesale or retail by
no7d EORNB9OOK & BURTlS
1000 lbs COTTON BATTING just rocei
EXsVfV ed and for sale al reduced prices by
-an4 J. II, MAGHEE 6, CO.
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TO PEE 81 CIAIS, COUNTRY MERCE-
A1{1s5 - III U2LlC 2 kiIS SEiALLY.
III uHCtssiguCa having FUIrhased The Drug
I $ Gore form esly occupied by Messrs J. O. Hatch
It & Co.. would RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF
The country merchants, the physicians, and he
pubb,@ generally 10 their fine assortment o! Medi-
cines. .'cintS, Oils, PeriuEnSTy, Surgical lnstru-
menrs. A'c.. whica they regularly receiving =
All of wh ich we VIII sell upon as accommo-
dating ter as can epurcased in any of The West
crn cities. and h0ie by slrct attention TO lusiness
TO receive libeI al share OF public patronage.
Orders attended TO punc,uaily, and carefully
packet.
d Clinton KILLER.
d. A. fARSsLLY, II. ID
KELLEY & FARNSLEY.
febfif No. IA Water ST., Evansville, Ind.
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Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND >OUEENSWAEE
RCUSE,
Water street. betIresA NaiH and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving a very large
l. aud well selected stock pf
CHINA AND QU1ENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make as Gesira-
Bile an assortment may be iound West We have
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock Of
Glassware, and are desirOus that all in want Of
the above articles may give a call. are
satisfied thar il will be their interest To do
We invite the attention OF merchants and dealers
to examine our stock, being assured that we offer
Inducements TO dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here il they call. Orders put up with deS-
parch so that they may go to any part Of the coun
| try without breakage
9c-We are Offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see
febl2 If HOLLINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
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REFER TO
Mr. Willah Carpenter,
Jno. lgle, Jr., Esq, I Evansville
Mes. Harrington, Crane ~ Co.
nr. Jno q lsham, Cincinnati.
Mes a stPgs, Glearpan a man. < Co., NYork:
Mes 81 JDh. Powers * Co, uoh,la
Mr.. G. A Gilbert, '''
Mess Jas Cenaoly * Co., Nsvv Orleans
Dir. Il. IL Wngaie,
SrParticulara atteltion paid TO consignmenis for
sale. ldec2il
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8 -. FL lSl5
O KAHN having lately removed his Clothing
-. and Furnishing Establishment 10 the above
sand, is now fully prepared with large stock OF
CLoTHING all OF which Is OF home manufacture. and
warranted be of good make and fashionable
styles, with a complete assortment Of
FURNlSIIENG GOODS,
of every description and beautiful varieties, for the
benefit OF his customers. la his assortment will be
found Coats, of ali kinds, Pahs, Vests, Shirts, Shoes,
and Boots, Gloves, etc., etc.
- .-AIsO- -
UATS.AN CAPS, 112
in TACT every thing required tor gentlemen's use.
All the above articles, and everything else in the
furnishing line, will be sold New York prices ior
| CASH.
His stock is continually being replenished so rs
to keep ii full. and to keep up with the days oi
| iashiOn.
| The public are invited TO call and examine bis
goods. whether they design purchasing; OF not.
| ieb27 dly
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UsG ECWE'S CErEBRATED COUGH
CANDY.
7 is certain fure ior Coughs. Colds. Hoarse-
1 ness. Sore Throat, Phthisic, Whoepins Cough'
Bronchitis, sc, Vc. Try il. Z. BELL,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
Also sold BY ALLEN &. II HALd,OCk,
w. NJ. WOOLSEY.
[mhl2 lyr1 KELLER & FARNSLEY.
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TORRENT.

Lard, Olive and Castor oll ioi
Osale by KELLER g. I ARNSLEf Drgs's,
mhis-tf Evansville, Indiana,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09
ONIONS, ONIONSl

w tubsctbois have FOR sale 500 BIZ Onion. of frs,
rate quality, Which they cun and will sell cheaper than
can be bought ~ any other market An orders rronris at
'eu"ea u" FIRES ron co.
.e'eu'i "ess O't' y 47:Gw
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4ll0rrioQes.

ia Waterbury, September a, by Rev. g Pss,e Mr.
J. 49, tr 'ano o h'fd"irs nnd WIS thafloile Lyman
Nattr'ufy.
CO. ron.Iiel, ono tho 6,h uli b, 3D.. Re-, 81, Pcuinsi
sr9a bae"a L-q OF Nof'hre TO Mr.. Dfu.la Nuums Of
psmrct.
DO Hgheaie, Sect 22i, at ~. John. Cburrh. b, R,YC
vs.. Hai1hclier, hcman Z. Royce, Lsq to Miss Mary w.
PARSONS.
o. Coventry Sept 27h, BY Rev. Nr. Gfs,. NJ. N.th.p
suac vi ~ Ssvf, 10 h's Luerrtia Persors OF Cosen-
ff.
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Strayed or Stolen

hh The pasture OF la Day. about the middle II Sen
telndtt two year old sHffci t'oli, with three
~hte irrt aud shno star ~ feead Whoever ~ ili rive
in'"mitiou TO TIE -uhscnbe shell ne lbetay rewarded
Barre, oct 3, leil.
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"PLANING MACHINES.

90 TAKE thi' meihoh OF aus~etins the frequent 'nqui
Hosi by hcr aud utiriWi.r, Hs 10 my opinion ul"n
The Nafus notices tuugn Tho papers, u thc Stationary
kniio fHuing Auehincs affedcd G" Toe lalWfd OIL upon
several pei-ens gbefan u thru tue worth could slat.
i0f the iuufnniion nquifefs that thfy vii
sanaiy the mlchia8 nufrd %. ra pretending 90.
venior. ds crihed in iOih Reprnry OF
Aus Invented by Sfmut honhan ca tho ycar 1871 lac
machine WI. plirnicd hi. eounfy b, kuglef some
Atecn ,eai uce, aud another Pat Up By Albeit Rich
aids Of est Toy, \. sad Hbnndono sb,ui the .aus
time n ought e. sitsy lie puhlc Ia know that alter Gf
freight sNpcfmeutng these machines one
"a Of any value iuf tho purposes conteiaplaed
" wiii furnish StaiionIri knitc Machine squal any
u,s, any offered by the pretending invenofs al
the OF the machine aud he per tor trouble
JAMES g. WILSON
4" Ma, 70, ls49. Phi .dslphia.
deny that any pef.on saw OF heafd o. such
chine Untii Invented the sad mncnno
opsTated the month August lcis, and aeaa be
uIe ths could do much wuTk, and dos veil
10 reply To tho above aveftseHs"t aud oder thai ih~
public nav he assued that what say viii oher TO
pledge ONE ThOuhAhD DOLLARS against equal a.
mount fiom said Wilson, thai one Of ny machines VAL
plane, tDnsus aai groove IN tho lsss power, a.
much luuhe 10 bee time. Hpd do well better
thaa TWO Of the " M',odwufth" machines IN. tia Ia
ba made steam Mil ofd.r S., East Boston, Mass
such Other place may 10 ral
JOSEPH r. WOODBURY.,
Eaa go.,ep, MAJ, Avgaa i,ilsl. .els
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1flnrkeie.
cambridge Cattle Market, OCT. \

Repatriation tho BOSTON nsily advertiser.
~ market 1910 Cniile, about 1900 Bee yes and qio
Stores consisting ~ working oreu cows md calves, v,a
lings, two. and thee Yeas old
Free Market bsef--EStfs ST. 90 pct cwt Lat quail
H., $3.50 2nt qnat, st75 ID quality ~ Ordinary a. -
Iidc- s. % per c~t. fellow s5.25.
Stufos- Working Ot"t--St5 II " sud 100
Gov, and Cetyss-si7, rs 2a, asa
Ycatline. 81, snd 70
Tao vears old Slf ~. bnd %
Three yesIs nlG si7, ~ AID 81
sheep mud i.nmbs-4tuf NJ market Nearly all soid
Tnfcts- tNtra 81. 6ardS
D, lui- si,5a. . 23 u37a
SANE Retail al aud 0c. fat Hog. st4l &c.
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Brighton Market, OCT. ..

Reported Tor The Boston Daily Advertiser.
A. Marker -o5 Beet Cattle, 1907 stores COCO .l.., and
le7s
psior, Beef C4ulc.-We quote Erirs ss aud G Q,
6f.t au.hty $50 So; second do. 595 tb,rd 81
7ji 800
Stores rat.n. s7a 9 Two year. Old. sit.sls-
Three ,caf- ola. ~ 25
Wotns pAeu.-sulcs II CO, ~. Is a. and y
TOYS aud Calves Sales > - %, q d. a. ~ and 90
sirep-~flr- 81 bg Do, 2 IS 20 and 375
s~n, sun hogs 10 slnu hi,r. ~ aud jci ,hos,. 10
r.dIe - and ! 6 foe h.tfows sor. hos, 4 .
ass 40 retail ros , to Q.
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Vermont Central Railroad.

W llLhhts the Bonds ct the Company au,totiyea A.,
the vote 81 the shareholders at the ANnunl Meeting
hare not nl been tskcns-Noicr i. her,h, given tbst ~
.elsi meeting of the shareholders will be h,li al the
" n',et Junction House. ON MONDAY tho 1874 instant,
at Que O'Clock r. NJ the purpose OF acting un ,eeon
enton "' tue Directors to issu" Bonds by mort
'aty to mcot the liabilities Of the Corporation.
~ order Of the Directors,
October 2 lssl - ~"
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IMPORT. MT TO THE PUBLICI

Tho tnipNlug Hfvcftsonrni vas Published Nav lrig
az N. Hiriu D Tunes" aud taious ne tpef.
90 be unied STATES ~ jtnrs e. Mil-oa, the ou nci
o. lh' " Wtrdwuuh faeu" thous arf had ,e,ti.rd
ny PA TENT SiAlIpstR IUTr. 4 FLAMING,
IOACuEiNG, AND GROWING MACHINE through
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him in close quarters. About two hundred
and fifty Kalfirs were killed. The accounts
are fightfnlIy alarming from the Orange
River sovereignty. All the tribes are n
sing, and. if the Mozish should join them,
Major Warden's position must he very
critical. We have the old story revived
of the approach of three thousand of the
Laolors, under Mr.. Seamsome, but we
place no faith whatever in it.
LATER-The agent Of the Press is IN
debted 10 Captain Leach for the following
dispatch and late London papers:
LoSDoN, Observation-Disclosures
ell sat one hour yesterday.
The bill for the emancipation of the Jews
had passed the Commons, and been sent
up to the Lords. 1t is hoped that it will
not, for the third time, meet an un,imely
fate in that branch of the Legislature.
The number Of visitors yesterday was
3o.067. The receipts amounted to e..
1853.
Three Of the crew Of the United States
packet ship Congress, convicted of mutiny
had been committed to jail in London
PARIS BounsE, July 11.-Fives 1890
Threes Sc.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, July 23.-Thc
Hon. Mr.. Howe returned from Canada yes
tcrday, and was honored by isfelow- citi-
zens with frework demonstration. He
Processes to have entirely succeeded in his
mission. Our Legislature will be dissolved
"a new election will Immediately follow
and, it is probable, an early session.
The railway excitement is increasing.
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Lyncllburg VI arkeis.-Juiy 80.


PEoytsIoys.-B acon-Stncks light--Sales ia
liz with small salesa little higher for prime lots.
fLoug-Sales, Old SO New %.
WHEAT.-Red Use; White soc.
MEAL.-Corn Meal scarce and in demand at s.
to SOC.
GRAIS.-Corn 75as0 cts; Oats 35a374 cents.
GuAEo.-Besi Peruvian $50 to 50 per ton.
PLAsTER.-Lump. $50; Ground 57&.
SUGARs.-Ncw Orleans 7 ia9 cts; Porto Rico7 to
10 cts. Clarified llal24 cts. Loaf III to III cts.
WHIsKY.-Mounta 30c. dull.
BEEswAx.-2O to2l cents.
BurTER.-l24 Is, cts dull for No Fresh
Butter at market very source and briggs 10 to 20c.
ANDY.-Apple, 35al0; Peach 50 10 50 cts.
BAR IRos.-S7 5aS0 assorted dull.
CoFFEE.-Rio liz to l24 cts. Laguira l2al2I;
Mocha %.
COUNTRY LIEEys.-Tow / to II ]; Flax l2al cts
CoTToS lAKSs.-Stics 1Sa20 cts.
FEATHERs.--32 TO 80 cts.-Searcc.
WooL.-2j to % cts. in demand.
Wool RoLLs--35 to 374 very scarce.
NsENG.-;5a40 cts
FLAX SEED.-Salcs ! 10 per Sc lb.
FIsH.-tlcuings, No. !, sSI; Halifax No. | Her
rings, s6aS7 J; Shad. nonc Alackere, No. 3, $3.50.
TAtLow.--s to 81 cts.
TAK.-53.50 per Dbl.
HaNr.-Ne quots.1 70 SC. III demand.
LISsEED OiL.-Sja90cts.-n demand.
LARD.-l3all cts. but little in the market
MptAssEs.-Wes Ia lin 81 80 40 cts. per gallon
N. o. ~ to AZ cts.
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Napoleon acquaintance with josephine
arose from the impression made on him by
her son, Eugene Beauharnais, little boy
He came 10 request that his fathers sword
which had been delivered up, might be
restored to him. The boys appearance,
the carnestness with which he urged his
request, and the tears which could not be
stayed when he beheld the sword, interes-
ted Napoleon SO much in his favor that not
only was the sword given to him, but he
determined 10 become acquainted with the
mother of the boy. He visited her, and
soon his visits became frequent. He de
lighted to hear the details which she gave
of the court of Louis.
Come" he would say, as he sat by her
side of an evening, "now let us talk of the
old court-let us make a tour to Versal-
les" 1t was in these frequent and familiar
interviews that transformations of j DISCIPLINE
won the heart of Napoleon. "She isl said
he, "grace personiied-everything she
docs is with a grace and delicacy peculiar
10 herself"
The admiration and love of such a man
could not fail to make an impression on a
woman like Josephine. 1t has been said
that it was impossible to be in Napoleon
company without being struck by bis per-
sonal appearance; not so mach by the ex-
quisitc symmetry of his features, and the
noble head and forehead, which have fur
nished the painter and the sculptor with
one Of their finest models, nor even by
the mcditative look, 50 indicative Of intel
lectual power; but the magic charm was
the varying expression Of countenance,
which changed with every passing thought
and glrwed with every feeling. His smile,
it is said always inspired confidence.
At is difficult, if not impossible so the
Duchess Of the Abrantes writes, ito des-
cribe the charm Of his countenance when
he smiled-his soul was upon his lips and
IN his eyes" The magic power ofthat ex-
preston, at a later period, is well known.
The Emperor of Russia experienced it
when he said. 81 never loved any one more
than that man" He possessed, too, the
greatest Of all charm, Il harmonious voice,
whose tones. like his countenauce, changing
from emphatic impressiveness to caressing
softness, found their way to every heart.
1t may not have been these personal gifts
alone which won .osephine's heart; the
ready sympathy with which Napoleon en-
tered into her feelings may have been the
grratcst charm of an aftctionate nature
like hers.
1t was in the course of one Of these con
fdential evenings that, as they sat together.
she red TO him the last letter which she had
received from her husband, 1t was most
touching farewell. Napoleon was deeply
affected; and ii has been said that the letter
and Josephinc's emotion as she read it had
a powerful effect upon his feelings, already
so much excited by admiration.
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XTALUABLE LAND ron SALE.

Al -faici7R.--Tha undersigned offers at pri-
vate sale, until Thursday the 2sth August next
when il sold. he win offer at public anction the
TRACT or LAND wheTeon be resides, situa-
ted in Campbell county, three miles South Of the
courthouse. containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
21F SIHTF-EIGHT AND A HALFACRES.
-. adj Joining the lands Of John Davis, ir.. Rich
ard Baush and others. This land il well wstered.
and 4 adapted the cultivation Of tobacco grain
of all knas, and portion would make an excel
lent meadow, there being - Gcres OF beautiful bot
tom. well waIered. About one half the land Is
cleared, and that renaHingin the woods is tobacco
land Of the first quality. The improvements con-
sisi Of Dwelling House and all necessary out
houses. There is alsoa very good Orchard, con-
tanning variety Of Fruit Trees, all Of which are in
a thrifty condition. Persons desirous to purchase
are invited to examine tho premises.
TERMS-One third cash. the balance in one and
years, equal nstalnents satisfactorily secured.
Any communication addressed to at Campbell
courthouse Va, viii receive prompt attention
Jul, 24-t2SA ROBERT FRANKLIN in.
Hepubcap couv
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boin,ed by the resolutions ofthe 10th Of
July, for the building Of a new Courthouse
for this Corporation.
Mr.. Christian reported bill to amend
the ordinance concerning the Commission
er and Assessor Of the Public Revenue.
which was read the first, second and third
times, and was finally passed into an Ordi-
nance and the same is entitled "An Ordi-
nance to amend the third section OF the Or
dinance entitled "An Ordinance CONCERN
ing the appointment and duties of Com
missioner and Assessor of the Revenue of
the Corporation Of Lynchburg.
VIM. A. Talbot, by written commun-
ication to the Council, dated the lth inst,
resigned his place as one of the Night
Watch, which was accepted.
The Mayor made quarterly report OF
his transactions up to the Goth inst, which
being read was received and ordered 10 be
fled. And on motion Resolved, That the
President draw on the Treasurer in favor
OF said Mayor for the snm Of two hundred
and thirty four dollars and forty-iour cents,
for and in full Of bis account for his salary
up to the goth inst per account.
Prcscni-Tipton ID. Jennlngs-mcm-
ber
A list and classification Of the business
taxpayers was reported to the Board, and
being carefully examined, and being cor
rected by the Board, was adopted and APP
proved.
The Committee appointed for the pur-
pose, reported bill levying taxes for the
town proper the prescott year, which was
read the first, second and third times, and
finally passed into an ordinance, which on
motion is entitled can Ordinance lcvying
taxes in the town of Lynchburg in the year
1851.
The Committee appointed for the pur-
pose, reported bill levying tax on the
Town proper and the half mile round a
bout, TO pay the interest guaranteed on Ger.
Tain stock in the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road, which being read the first, Sc
cond and third times, passed into an ordi-
nance, and the same is entitled ''An Ordi-
nance levying tax within the Town
proper and the Corporation of Lynchburg,
for half mile round about, and beyond
its present tax-payiug limits, for the pur-
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Important from Mexico.

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Dates from Mexico 10 the 9TH inst an
nouncc thai the British Minister has advis-
cd the Mexican government that decisive
measures wouldprobably he taken at once,
ifthe claims Of English creditors were not
settled before the next packet sailed. The
French and Spanish Ministers said their
governments must do likewise.
The Danish brig Proper, with the Prus-
sian Minister on board, was recently
wrecked at Vera Cruz. All the passeu.
gers were saved. Revolutions We're start
inc up in all quarters ct Mexico.
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NOMMissiONEs,s sALE.-Rr MI

- tue Of decree Pronounced Ut the May term
OF the circuit court Of Campbell county, 1851, in
cause therein pending styled ''Franliin vs. Jones
So.', shall on Wednesday the 20th day Of August
next the premises at Mount Zion, in TIL, county
of Campbell, offer for sale, public auction Ger
tnu Tract parcel Of Land, containing 2S9 4
Sk. Ores, (more or less. being the same tract
q purchased by George W. Jones, in his life
time. of Horatio Depriest. The sale will be made
upon credi, Of six months, the pnschaser giving
bond with good security for the payment Of the pur-
chase money to me commissioner, and as u fur
ther security the title to said land viii be retained
until the purchase money be fully paid.
CHRISTOPHER CLARK. D. 81
For Thos Fox, s. G, G., and as such com'r. aforc-
sind. July 2S-3w