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NEW Bochs.uc Stories from Ancient History
IN by Mother.
True Stories from Modern History by the author Of "Alwsys
Happy ...@r .
The Summer Day Book Of Pleasant and Urcfn Reading
Evening Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The OF the Swiss Family Robnson.p
whsler Adventure in the Arctic Regions
DIR. Brewstsr's knowledge Of Things Fam'i1
The Daisy or, Csn,iopsry Stories in Verse.
The owsap; More Csuonary Stories In Verse
Others Of including
q French story books, imported from rsrs by y -
90 FMNSh IAbboh
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CONTENTS the American Almanac for Is52.-E
ecuve Government, and Lists Of Public ofices Postmase
Collectors Naval Officers; Land Registers and Receivers India
Army and Navy Pension Agents Army List Arsenas
MhaPosts Militia Force Navy Lists and Vessels Marine Corps
Judiciary Ministers United abroad
Foreign Ministers and Consus in the United States
OF Post Office Depart
Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures Compn
sation Foreign and Home and Navigation
United Imports Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
United States Imports Exports, and Debts for Sixty Years
l7e9 1850 Expenditures period Debt OF
the United States Public Lands Mint ard oeen Coinage for
Censuses Religious Denomnationsi State Eec
&c; Railroads Cow
and Amcca and much other valuable mat
teri limits of n advertisement.
Complete volume Of 352 closely printed pages Price g.
mai fng postage, post Office in tho
United States. just receivedb
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR
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~ sb.eIosr thankful iol patronage with winch be he. beer
favored from neen and fom families hold
ing The highest positions county respectfully thai
nc has entered the fourth OF his service in this city (ht
eixAselh OF hs expenenee) instructor OF youth.
his fsAle Family Boarding School the education
ladies la all The solid ornamental branches
American female educaon limited is twenty four pupils Of
ers advantages comfort and hoTosgh Instruction
not DC attained schools
Inc language oinereourse In the family and The school Is Fe
under The instruction of French lady educated for the profession u
Paris.
r. w. CUSHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
DC l6-eod2nfs
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fpHE BOSTON American Almanac for 1854, voluIn
OF 5a closely printed giving In addisn 10 the usual al
authentic, varied Information concerning
affairs OF The general and State governments, and dgens
official documents and correspondence relating TO the
government finances, legislation, public institutions internal
The several public officers,
navy lists Judiciary expenditures census &C. &c
Price ST. be by mail ihng postage
Nov % FRANCK TAYLOR
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DApMELE MALsTER, dentists, have removed their Office
TO OH street few doors east Of their former place
Oct 9-eoifa'
NJ D. r. n. s. voIume-ls5L
and Road dmskingi by Sir Henry Parne volume
On Fo.rned Light BY ceaIo. Woodward Frs yGl-ls5
What Observe Or the TgseIs BY Colonel
The Screw eet of the Navy by Captain ased royal navy
The screw Propeller and application by Rawson.
Nneveh and Pesepoi- their history
vaus Department Of Antiquities, British Museum volume
Parliament by Thomas Erskne May Of the Middle Temple
Wsrien History Of the Origin and Progress Astronomy.
1850. Imported BY least steamer, by -
uARpER's Magazine for October.
III International Magazine for October
Cuba, s5is resources, statistics SC, from official docu
sefDecsption History Human Heart part I'd by Mrs.
The Lot don Medical student ! by Punch.
The Myneries of the Hear,-A Romance by Eugene Sue
The IondoA for September.
for sale BY TAYLOR TAYLOR a MAURy.
TAPEsTRY Velvet and Tapestry Bru.s.i, Carpet
L ines.-Jus' received
.dded present stock enable please he
Also rugs, and door mats to match.
DO s,heets tapestry -coorcd floor oiicloth.
que, which cu, according
sss N. .%a s s s
fresh supply Of The following standard articles cr toilet usc
PhsloD's chemical hair invigorstor
Barry Micopherons
Jsynes hair tonic 49,
Guerans and Iiaules,s Eau LustraHe
Roviand's Macsssxr oil, marrow, &c.
full Of Lubn's
~h viii be sold At moderate prices.
sTEyENs
Al the Athensum. opposite Adciph Theatre.
sept2i--5uf
MAP or In. Island of cubaI just Published, price
iii Is cents FRANCK TAYLOR.
Sept 10 +.
IATTI.DA mONTeOMERrE-a sequel 10 4yvs.ous-
MI In ~ by Major Richardson. vol.
This day received for sale, by
#..+sH4 TAYLOR \ MAURY, (
Sept as booksellers, near 9th street
4 PRACTICAL TREATISE Law OF Vendors ana
"A OF Estates by the Hon sir Edward sufden
Of American die Of
purchasers the present by @. Perkins.
Oct FRANcK TAYLOR.
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ANIMALS. Souvenir and illustrated Books for
ssQ-Frendshp's Offering Christmas, New Year. and birth
day present for 1852.
The snow Flake for le59
The Woodhine, holyday Eft for 1852.
Modern Art for IS2a collection OF twenty
the highest style OF
Leaflets Memory. illuminated annual for 1885 edited by
Reyneil Costcs, M. D.. Philadelphia
Women Bible OF The Testament our saviour,
Prophets Apostles Tho Pathways and Abiding Places
OF tho Saviour, Bondage by Wainwright The Mis-
siona Memorial The Women OF the Scriptures by Rev. H. H.
WeId-ai profusey illustrated and spiendidy bound
The Book OF the Picturesque.
The Book OF Home Beauty.
Beauties Of the Court Of Charles the Second
The Shakespeare Gallery.
Beautifully richly bound OF Milton Rogers,
Campbell Byron, oldsmh Thompson, Irving and many others
Moss Rose The Dew Drop The Remember Mes Inc ANA
Valley The Irving Offering and others 100
numerous limits OF advertisement
Albums PORTFOLIOS drawing books Bibles, Testament
and prayer books every style Juvenile books, both
French English for every In great variety . =
Dec "a fhhNCh TAYLOR
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NEW Fnshionabie Tailoring E.tnblishmont.-H :.
LOUDON CO.. mems and talor Browns Hotel,
Pennsylvania have opened their with
selected stock of goods or gcncmens such
cloths eameres vestngs and furnishing goods genei ally.
Army navy, narine and reycBue officers will find
swords epaules, sases and such other
articles latest regulation Of their respective prescribe
An Of in legitimate tailoring and
goods, desire please, with the cash
protect against high prices, inducements that
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov lo-d3m
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THE CIVIL. LAW of spain and Mexico, arranged ON
principles the modern codes with notes and references
historical introduction TO the Spanish and Mexican
law bodyng appendix OF The most important
Mexican Congress Gusavus Schmidt counsellor
aawcomplste volume New Orleans 1851 This day
ceived. fhANch TAYLOR
Nov
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EORDONs Digest Of the Laws of she United states,
VI 1851 including also the with
powers abstract OF judicial decisions relating
by Thomas r. Gordon; complete
in volume OF 1857 pages This day received
Nov Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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no spertsmenJ w. BADEN, Pennsyvana avenue near 9Th
street. opened small lot Of superior double ebarTel
guns, Of saIeable Sizes unusually low prices
Likewise supply Dixon Sons powder TASKS, 10,
and u
Shot pouches and belts
Single double game bags, dram bottles
English, French and American caps
Gun wadding powder horns, &c.
I'll
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California Land Titles.
President United
for asceaning and seing p-
the of California hereby nonce that
board will be held Francisco said
the 9Th day Of December, 1851.
hands, the city Washington this iti day
September, 1851.
HTLAND HALL,
HARRY 1. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners
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HE Of The gas q ys. will sI s
on The is' Of os9esI and s h"
aud ieeureshp, yizs
oss Asss1' .isss i
.. Observation-Disclosures Edward H. CoaItenay, LII u;
S. Chsmsy and MedieaProfssof Robert T. Rogers,
g. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and surge-James L. Ca
s. Moral Philosophy IL. McGuney, DID,. LIZ D.
RSSnes 5Ssa Name R Z
To- LseiesI and Dsmonsaios Of special and
University student be 10 years Of
age but Of brothers applying for mateuaon the Faculty may
II applicant admission has been student other in
less ne produce csi,iacse from such seminary or other Satisfactory
evidence 10 the Faculty, pf general good conduct
poeks,monsy are ss,mated as iolowss
Board including furniture scO
y ,a sSsS, Nc 4; sane s
Rent Of entire dornitoy sie for half if occupied by TWO
fee use Of library public
If ,ree y s"ss mose s saeS '"0
s . .shSo ns Junior oss' .s q The ss ar, a. %
senior elsss the higher fee in each instance giving ad
s2ss
Medical Department.
department expense tuition, including
ticket dssectng fee ss5 The session o.
enables the student complete course q studies as ea
thar Of other medical institution in te union by at
tending only two lectures day.
Ldto School
having appointed
the o study has been ENLARGED The subjects Of equity and
lectures the
civil law together with exposition OF the most important leading
cases in law and equity.
Proctor Of the University of Virginia.
Aug l2-2awswtOl
NARPETINGS, Floor OII-CIOths Curtain Materials,
&hc subscribers have the pleasure Of announcing 10 their
Georgetown aud Alexandria, and adjacent counties OF Maryland
Virginia. received New York and Boston
packets far the extensive and altogether the complete
furnishing goods descriptions that
ing articles of which they beg TO enumsrate, viz
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeing, designs
so do tapestry Brussels do very rich
= DO DO extra heavy English Brussels s@. % o,uos
bales patent English Rrussels low priced
5000 yards super capetng Lowell manufacture
SSS S DO DO do ingram eaips'ns as second SU quality
very beautiful CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls passages
pieces plain Venetian, for passages and steps
so dozen brass stair-rods all Sizes and cheap
25 printed drugget crun b cloths, from l04 to 1874
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de aine
90 do do worsted and cotton do
IS do do wor,ted damasks
Is do do union damasks double width
s do anes, furniture
70 do Turkey-red casbmerets
% pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
SO pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embroidered curtain muslins, low price
$50 brass cornices, from the richest 10 the cheapest
Together all curtain trimmings and fixtures of the
all Of which will be offered the
Ssqs ss s one Invited " examine our
HooE, BROTHER, q co.
Sept I6-d4wf
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TAYLOR q MAURy's

MEDICAL book Agency I'm Washington city, Tor The
MI books all medical books published In
States, Phiadelpha pncssa large collection con
sArty hand nt - .,,.u,
Bookstore 9Th
Among them the editions OF Wood Bsehes
United Dpensatoy Woods Pnctce Dus Modern Sur
Kery Chemistry Students GTegoy Outlines OF Chem
ry Dssector, Wilson's Dssector Moretons Anatomy
Therapeutics, and all the works recommended by the
faculty used the medical lectures in this city.
Oct 81
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CONTINUES pness law in ths sspsms Coa 70 attend
s1 ns GsVss dspasni, At home and 10 obtain
and lands 70 collect aees dividends ssase. and nhe
funds IN loans and stocks and ON bond and mort
I seaaI ieaiion paid TO California coming up
o uHeS sss ssp.ss aSs.sa y o. sns,hen Carroll
pss Cap,oi Md Washington, O., promp, al
tenlion, oc' @-aiy
Canton mai,inss, Floor oiicioths. Carpssing, sEc.
THE subscribers receiving, schooner Statesman,
SSp . pieces @ - extra heavy white Canton ma,,inr
e: 4 :1...s: !: .'..''s''' !: !: !: !:
g % aa,, 4. r.s,.s a. s@sg S;o. s DO ls., ,ss do
90 :ass % osSh, eighteen
Ss do owpnced American ocoth from three TO sr fee,
10 do Cocoa maiings, for basement, sc.
Also constantly hand full variety Of i'm
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English American Bussels
pssd s, hemp, soih and plaid together
are prepared to offer upon as Terms a. any
Ap is-I p HHooE co.
HANGING ACADEMY.-F4.st st Course.-hIr. y. X. Liable
u citizens Washington, George
and Alexandria, that h rt Of dancing the
Thoa. paksr,s SIDE Of
o avn an"
fashionable dances win be introduced and taught
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RkSCfcIVED.
IN respectfully visiting
esdent the following, viz
IS dresses extra rich brocade silks
u piece. ss very s9 eh sss sss..d .s ss @ % evening
10 do do watered silks, colored and black
Is do do realIr popns
30 DO French msrnos and Thibea every shade
10 do extra quality yard wide velvets, all colors
50 do latest designs French casmees and moussenes de
Together many styles
ienas which which will
much pleasure be exhibited all who favor with
call
In French embroideries, &c,
trimmed chemsets, entirely and beautiful
Lace trimmed sleeves and cuffs to match
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs TO match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
Swiss and cambrc collars and cbemisets, &c.
All the goods quite new well worthy
attention of purchasers.
3n4wif Penn. avenue between 7th and 9Th
DoCKWELL's Spanish Mexican o Mines
IL Real Estate In California, Texas New Mexico,
Territories acquired Louisiana
Treaties when annexed 10 the United Siaesvo containing
Ordinances the Laws relation Mines OF God Silver,
QUICKSILVER contained the Novisima Recopaton'
Recoplation Indas"
Spain of Ferdinand VII of
Foreigners hold Real Estate Extracts Public Docu
Laws California relation Mines
cct OF Mines Mining by John Rockwell, counsellor
issued from the press
Also Civil Spain with Notes and Refer
History the Spanish
with the Important OF Mexican Congress by
Schmidt counsellor al law, new orleans. vol, ooi.
Decl6
NEW Fnshionabie Tailoring Estnblishmont.-H. +.
LOUDON CO., mems and tailors, Browns Hotel,
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

j.. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
attorney and Counsellor at Lau,
WILL practice OF this District, and in the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia.
VIII prosecute claims of description against the
services In the Of revolution.
Once on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th
l2-eo6m
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IL OWEN d son, Merchant Tailors, would respect
IA fully make friends and The public generally tina
they have just varied OF fall and win
ter goods superior quality such cloths cassimees vesnes
and that their will call and
anime for themselves.
In returning liberal OF patronage
have received having
enced e es the credit system extent they have de
emned future furnish articles their line for cas
prompt customers solicit public
Oct 9-2awlm fIntei Telegraph
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NEW CLOAKs, &sc.--Just received

NEW CLOAKs tkc.-Just received
~ 10 very rich velvet cloaks, style
10 very rich cloth clonks, handsomely trimmed
~ rich velvet sacks, with hoods
rich cloth sacks, with hoods
rich velvet mantilas, styles, SC.
respectfully purchasers before
making their selections, feeling confident entire satisfaction in
particular be given
Nov U-diwn HOOR BRO, a. co.
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HANGING ACADEMH.-FY,st Course.-Mr. Y. X. LIABLE
the citizens Washington,
Alexandria, dancing
win ON Thursday November at his oveI
between 9th and h Streets opposite Browns hotel
Days of tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
fashionable dances will be introduced and taught.
li-dU
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree.
and Potomac, Alexandria, Vhginia-smh Perkins,
and tenders marine
stationary engines boer chilled wheels and axes
chilled and wrought spe machinery and castings
eray
undersigned having erected extensive shops, and
machinery and TOOLS prepared
engines and machinery of all kinds,
r. C. SMITH,
Late Of Alexandra Iron Works
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dy
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DRYOR a. DAvIDGE will practise I'm the suprem
Court ofhe United States
JAMES w. PRYOR,
Late o Montgomery Alabama.
4tFt 80 WALTER ID. DAVIDGE
5-IawinDec4 Washiprtnn, District Of
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CARD.-The public respectfully
stock Of ch cabinet French China dinner dessert
and service msntei cut glass plated
double single
Of useful household all OF which selected with
expressly the
will be sold exceedingly for cash. liberal credit
satisfactory paper. 80 -. -
DYER Il MCGUIRE,
I'D Auouoneerx.
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DARMELE MALsTER dentists, have removed their Office
OH few doors east Of their former place
Oct g-eoif3t.
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MRS. CHOATE's millinery and Fancy store, Four
M avenueMs q. keeps constantly
n Of millinery goods bonnes and
She confident that her bonnes
establishment this Her fancy
and trimming articles well selected and every ereon Is used t
Christmas Newyears presents OF superior
quality Fairs supplied liberal discount Don't forget ~
street, one house north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE sale OF useful and fancy articles for the pur
chase Of wood for the suffering Of the city s continues
odd Fellows Hall, through the day and evening.
We hear that important and benevolent should
poorly The offered for
many them beautiful and in addition, those celebrated and de-
lgt musicians hpayen engaged for the evenings
entertainment
naei NJ
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Conarnisstoner Of Pen-
and Simeon Smith, ntaw, formerly OF Ogdens
burg New York, have opened office Washington city for
the transaction business for claims before Congress and
the executive departments of the general They
their business that be nusted
their Reference be made members OF the as,
Congress.
Letters paid, addressed Edwards Smith, Wlad's
Hotel, viii be duly attended
Sen lO--dI
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NOTICE.-The stockholders the Washington
IN Company hereby notified pursuant
meeting directors ensuing
the Office OF company Monday January 5,
J. 2. BROWN,
Dee
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Baltimore and Washingson Rsiiroad-Change OF
s. Hours.
IN and after Monday December st the trains between
" Washington aud Baltimore will be follows;
Leave Washington at and ", m, IL, m and p.
Leave Baltimore and ~, m, and and n, p m,
TheecoDd ashngton and the fourth from Bslti
more will with the train and rom Philadelphia
= T. H. PARSONS,
Noy 9-da Agent
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fc fully informs the public that
proprietor line OF mail coaches
Warrington Winchester by the of Leesbug lie
good and good have in his employment
expert need, sku and accommodating drivers The
trip will always good time, and pains will be
taken every ade the accommodation
and con,f patronage.
public paronage very respectfully solicited Office Potomac
JAMES II. KEMP.
Aug Idly
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canton biat,ings, Floor Oiioioths, Carpeting, DC.
vuHE subscribers receiving, schooner Statesman
L from New York .
: 30 uleces "a extra heavy white Canton nattings
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THE nsxt University OF Virginia VIII com
msncs ON the October without intensson
2sl OF University comprises the following schools
aud elueship WIS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-12

CINcrNNA.i, O.-Bacon sides 81; packed
hams, plain 35... Lard los; other ar;i.
-cles unchanged. River falling.
New ORLEANS. La. Corn firm, al 58tG
Co.. Mess beef IA So. Bacon and
lard sleady. Hay is scarce 700 bale:
at s23.,
NEw1oRk, N. Y.--450o bbls Flour a
50 93G4&. Corn $4,000 bushels mixed
631664l. Mess pork SEQ.
PIT1sHURG. PA.-Flour dull at So goa
81 - hisky 155G15ll; other arlicles un.
changed.
caArraua ocA. Trs x-wea,her con.
linucs very favorable for growing crops in
this section. From our best adyices as tc
the couon crop, il appears that The weed is
nveS in Il fine growing condition with very
goodSland, and though smaller than usual
al ihiS seasop, with IA favorable fall an aver.
age crop may be realized.
River is qw-our ;rrges, mail boats STOP
~ k4lley's Ferry. Small boals are ample
Tor the trade.
There is scarcely anytline w rlhy Of re-
mark in our market This week.
Corn. Scarcely has any qgotable price
stock is light aud Demand less.
New Wheat. opens at 60(065f.
Bacon. \ fair supply is sull in market
lot of some 10000 lbs came 10 yesterday
from middle Tennessee OH wagons and sold
at lie.
Irish potatoes plenty al 5oc-Appics do.
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Thanks
Our thanks are again q ue to those
noble lends who have s 0 contInu-
ally, and recently, aided IS by then
exerlions to I'extend the 4 rea > efour
paper. The O5servar now has the
largest a Id the best circu lation ever
possessed BY any paper published
in lincoln county. Again We tender
our-warnl est acknowledge tents to all
who have labered in our behalf with
the Hope that they will not allow
their Efforts TO flag; but that they
will go ahead !, conquer ng and to
conquer, Spread the ID cuments-
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Fatql Epsacmc "a Virginia The
Farmyille (ya.. Journal mentions a
rumor that a disease of a malignant
character, somewhat resembling chol-
era, is prevailing to an alarming ex-
tent,in Charlotte, Lunenburg, Neck
lenburg and other counties South
and East of that place, among the
blacks particularly, and that large
number Of them have, died; one gen
tleman in Charlotte having lost ten,
and another in Mecklenburg as many
as f6rIE.
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New, Beautiful and Cheap
Hsss,SS GOODS.

.saaz> TIE attention OF The Ladies is par.
aAgE icularly called 10 one OF The mos
~ nsiso.ae stocks ol DREss GooDs
eyer displayed IN FFyene vile, comprising
n,ch Br6caue Dress Silks:
superb Dau.a>k 90
splradid iim5rod'd Robe do
Inagnii cent FL uhetd do
blk Gro d. ish3e and Vatered do
do Brocade aud DanIaSk do
fae Em5roiiertd a.iil Striped Berages;
elegant Punied Chalieys;
beautiful Plaid Poplins;
handsome Figured Greualibes;
Paris Printed Berage ie Lanes;
Lawns, TarIdtans and Prlnisj
While Goods, Glnghams, &c. Ne.
These Goods are VERY SELECT, EN- bracDg
all the LATEST srfLE Jus. Some Of item
are much Gaef ,hao any heretofore brought
10 this market, aud we teIy on the 6ne taste
OF the Ladies OF Lincoln 10 ensure their sale.
GOODRICH, gu ciIANAN Il BEAVERS
AnriI Is
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Pnhlic Sale.

d WILL oHtr at PUBLIC SALE. on Sat
Il uraay, sept. 4sE,. on the plantation
iu,merly snown as The Massey iarEn, near
Cbl! Mafcb's mills, five miles west OF Fay
elkeyilte. one hundred aud thirty or forty
adfes of Corn In the held. between one hun
Ode dand one bpndred and fifty barrels Of DID
Corn, about one hundred head ct Hogs.
ST ck Of Cattle, Farming Utensils. and
Household add Kitchen Furpiture. Also, a
nJrlun of tie farm, ii not previously sold
privately. Terms made known The day
oI sale. }. "a FOX ONE, sen.
Ateust 5. 1921
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Speaking

Spelling
| The discussio n at this place, on
last Friday, between Mess rs. Nlolol.
son and Henry, drew out i large and
attentive audience. We took CO.
pious notes, designing to give an
outline Of the arguments; bat the
Lynchburg debate, an account Of
which ma y be found in our, columns
to-day, n nderS it unnecessary SUI
fec it to say, the democrats were
well pleased with the result--and
that shows who gained the victory.