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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-12
Starch, ARGOS, and Cream Tartar

100 B8LS. Wheat Starch.
16O 20" Gro. Red Argols.
90 bills C Grey do.
30 g Cream Tartar, pure, for sale by
G. $, x A. J. HOWE,
oCtl3 diff Wor bank Block
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TO FF LET.
TOILET.
TOILET.
No ROOMS over Bassett g. Clark,s Croeervs,ore
No. q Washington Square y'''o'e'
Worcester, Sept. 10th, 1852. = liam AZ

70 Rent,
VIE second and third stories of the RricL uio,, =.
1er OF soulhbridge and Main Streets II il 9on
''"nu Tor Boot manufacture Water on the ID fooy
one-.c Apply to l.. SPRING, 3D.
"Po-' or 1t No 3 Mamie nl,ca
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OILS. OILS.

Worcester. Sent %, la52.
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nv GREEN 4 SCOTT. ASouon.ers

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, STORE FIXTURES, &C, At AUG
uon.On Wednesday, the 17th instant shall
o'clock the grocery In Jackson Hall, Pennsvana
d and ~ Streets and excellent
Of family groceries and old liquors, viz
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Tyson, and black
Crushed, puivcrtzed, and brown
Java, Baguira, RIO, and ground coffee
Sperm, adamanine, and mould candles
Chocolate, ground and grain pepper, and alspice
Flour, fish, starch, rice, mustard, indigo &c
Pickles oaxap, salad OIL nutmegs and cinnamon
Tobacco, snuff cigars, brooms and wood
With large Of other groceries, such usually
keptin retail grocery store
LIQUORS.
In barrels brandy, Holland and country gin
Old Jamaica spirits and Monongaheia whiskoy
In BOTTLES old brandy whskey, Madeira, and Sherry wine
Strip. molasses, brown and fancy oil
Also, the store fixtures, such
Counters, meal and sugar blnns
Counter and platform scales, and weights measures
Oh cans and ten cansters, shelving, &c,
Temst Al $780, and exceeding
sOo, credit go $780,
and four months, FOR satisfactorily endorsed.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Nov lid hucioneers
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By y. q. moeuIpE. Auotloneer.

pEws IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
suctionOn Saturday the h Of December ensuing
~ o'clock the following named in st. Johns Church.
the Of 10th
the church, will be offered for sale the church public auction
tho ground floor
A. 10, "A, 49, 10 &C. o. 20, 90, 81, 81, a. Is, a. co. al,
, 81 ST. g. o. Co. Sc, e5 60 20, ~, 81 a. IS ~ 7s a. ss
81, "a, %, %. lOi, lOa, and lO3
In the gallery
Mo-. Aae7s 10, IL Ia -, u, iS 49, ~ 49, 10 a ~
"a, IS, PC, "a, and %.
Most OF these pews eby situated and the
church. Any ~ them bought
application TO the treasurer at time previous 20 the sale
The Of Of purchase money
paid in hand, oneoufth months onefou In eight
and the remaining ur twelve months from the day n
The purchasers approved endosets the
eed payments bearing from the day Of sale And fail
10 comply with these within days aet the the
vey reserve the right Of rseing the said OF them,
JAS. O. Mcguire,
Nov l3-eodhdif AuctoneeT.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Anc,lon,er.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Saturday morning, November l9h 40 o'clock
the auction shall sell good OF
kitchen furniture, comprising
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, chairs
DO marbleop centre table
Pair Of glt-frame mirrors, giRndoles
Mahogany dining, and breakfast tables
Do French bedsteads, wardrobes
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Wristbands toilet sets, looking glasses
Painted cane and wood seat chairs
Feather bed, bolster and pillows, comforts
Hair and shuek mattresses, blankets
Saxon, three ply, and ingram carpets
Cfocsery, glass ware, table cutlery
Shoves, tonKs, andirons, and Tenders
Cooking stoves, radiators, chamber stoves.
Together with assortment OF kitchen requisites
Terms cash. JAMES q, MCGUIRE,
Nov l3-N Aucuoneer
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ny j. @. Mcguire. Auctioneer

URUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE At
deed Of trust bearing date the iOth day
March, 1851 and duly in ibe j. A. 81 NO ~ ioos Js
3 and 32 land records of Washington county, IN
Distinct Columbia, subscriber, as trustee VIII sell a pup
auction the bidder Monday the 18Th day OF Dee
ber l o'clock premises the north half OF o
number twenty 20 square hundred and nineytI (s
fronting on twelfth twenty four feet eight and ha
inches with depth hundred and hynve feet one ana
inches improvements thereon which are tree soy
bk us lately 6nbed containing and passage,
wcohsuse desirable location for private residence
to be found OF the city called The Island
Terms. one-third cash, aud the balance al sir we've na
,hteep months deed given and deed OF uusl
TAKEN secure the deferred payment Costs Of conyeyances 10 be
~ = " c. ASHFORD, Trustee
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Nov l3-eod6da Auchoheeh
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py GREEN & SCOTT. aueuons.r.

ny Vts'Ir1N sO0r
ZINE FAMILY HORSE, CIGARS, WINE, AND FURNITURE
aucuon.On Saturday, the 18Th Instant shall sell
front Of auction store, al 10 O'Clock, a.
10000 cigars, OF which a hne article
20 dozen Sherry, Madeira and Claret wine
Also large OF and second hand furniture,
&c,
Also excellent family horse, Of good size, young and gentle,
and works well In harness Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
Nov i2-a Aucuonsers
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BosroN Nov III The legislature sands far as heard
FROM % wings and IS coalition.
Zeno Scudder whg is elected TO Congress from hs
fret district, reported He lacks votes of majority
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Tsr1s Election.

NEw ORLrANs November 1.-THE steamer Texas which
arrived here to-day from Galveston brings few Of
the presidential election in that State. They show heavy
majority for Pierce King The Texas papers estimate
tho majority in the State about 5000.
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Official Vote of Pennsylpania

Harmonic, Nov. I2-The official vote OF Psnn.yva-
mia the late presidential election is Pierce 5s3
Scott, I79ls3; Hale $3.50 Broom 1870 Thus Pierce
hss majority Scott OF 10 400. and over all $3.50.
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NADAME DELARUE will open this day handsome
wi assortment Of Paris ddresses Blowers and ri
bands 70 all Of which the attention Of the ladies particularly
solicited
Madame Delarue will open Tuesday great variety
Of fancy goods Penn avenue 18th and 3h
l3-d3t
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Arripd Of the Hiinoi,-Moys Gold

NEw YoRK, Nov. l2-The steamer Illinois, from Call.
omA, arrived here. She brings 81 s0O,oe In gold The
news however, is no later than that brought by previous
arrivals.
The Empire City sailed for New oheans and Havana
this afternoon.
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A,ress of Baltimore Mail Robter.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov Il.--Mr. Hobrook, agent OF the
Post Office Department. arrested here to-day the lerpera-
tor of several mail robbedes committed at Baltimore.
The prisoner is John w. Comegys, employed conductor
OF the Express train the Baltimore and Phiadelpha
railroad He open the pouches at different times al
Baltimore, and took possession Of drafts contained In the
letters, which he destroyed.
The prisoner acknowledges his crme and confesses to
destroyed many drafts that he knew could not be
con verted into money He found no money in the
pouches.
The first discovery of the robbery from finding some
rhed pouches in the sink attached to the United States
Hotel at Baltimore. The prisoner is connected with most
respectable family in this city Comegys had obtained the
cash upon drafts RENTED by various New York banks 10
southern correspondents but payable in New YORK; oy
opening in bank here and depositinK the
drafts with forged endorsements When arrested ne haa
SIS no eposed in the Bank Of North America all oil which
supposed to be the fruits stolen drafts There
being mail agent attached to the express rain the Pi
had abundant opportunity to commit the roooenes
This young belongs TO Delaware, and was ioimcv'
as we learn on the road between Phladeiphia ana DAHL
more but was removed, he had received an appoh'
ment on another route. He now but temporary GU
gsued ms brakesman on the Philadelphia road ,'enea'
Mcguire Captain Trot Of the department at washington,
and Mr. Hobrook Philadelphia had their suspicious
Mr. Comeeys was gnly and laid their plans 70 as
the iact which very proved their suspicious
TO be true Mr. Comegys is not OF Philadelphia, as u sm
led in the despatch, but is native and resident oil Dea
ware Eds. Patriot. t#.g
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Nov l3-eodSds

JUST RECEIVED
IS halfchests fine family tea
80 boxes rasRs
I bale almonds
l do walnuts
boxes w rock candy
cases ginger
frails dates
bags ground nuts
100 boxes sardines
IS kegs family butter
A barrel pickles
boxes do
Is boxes sealed herring
lo5 sugar-cured hams
so bags buckwbeai -four
20 dozen brooms
do whitps
do Manila mats
10 do -four buckets
do washboards
do buckets
% barrels crushed sugar
20 boxes starch ..,, on :,
Nov l9-a WILLIAM ohh
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Ariual of he Daniel Webster.

Nav oRLRANs, Nov I2.--The steamer Daniel Webster
from San Juan has arrived Her dates from San Fan.
cisco the l6th being later than previous
She has 100 passengers all in good health. She reports
leaving at San Juan the English brigotwir Psr sian IN
disress-destinaon unknown.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov, TIA despatch from Nashvie states
that fu returns have been received official and reported
with the exception Of Fenress county, from the entire
State and that the majority FOR The Scott and Graham
electoral ticket s between 800 and 1900 Fenttess
county in 1913 gave Gen. Cass s7 majority. 81
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One Day Later by he Canada.

HALIFAX, November l2Liverpoo letters, dated Sstur-
day noon Just prior to the sailing Of the Cansda that
the demand for continued active with prospect OF
sales for the day amounting twenty thousand bales
Prices firmly maintained 6id for fair Orleans, and
6td. for midding
The arrival of the Asia from America locked for
with much anxiety and II she brought Of the pros
poets Of more favorable CROP IL believed reaction
would take place In the market.
AtMancheser there steady bushes. both in goods
and yarns at full prices
The Have cotton market the 25h was more buoyani.
and prices tending upwatds.
Rice also very active.
In Liverpool the breadstufs market on Saturday
firm and the demand active, fully sustaining tho advance
Stock light.
The political is ofno general interest beyond what
has already been furnished.
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Nsw ORLEANS, November l2.--Reurns have been
ceved Of the presidential election Of nearly half OF the
State Of Texas, Pierce runs largely ahead Of Scott. Ten
vote Is generally small.
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Norih Carolina.

RALRreH, Nov. II We have now returns from the en-
tire State with the exception OF four counties, and the
democratic majority in the whole State, IL is
ceded, will not fall short Of 600.
In Orange county 1.-THE home Of Mr.. Grahsm) the wings
gain AU2 votes.
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DLninnrf ELr1iion

WILMINGTON Nov IL-FnH returns OF the election
show that Gsorgs II. Riddle tdemocra has been elected
10 Congress by Ill majority. The democrats have also
majority in the legislature which secures the United States
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D,o,h orh, H,n. David Hsnshar.

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE Hon. David Henshaw, OF this
State died today, after brief illness He wa. Secreta1
Of the Navy under President Tyler.
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WILMINGTON Nov. I2-BY change In the vote OF Sus.
county, the official canvas, It IL shown that the
wings gsn iour members of the Legislature, which
gives thcm majority Of ,ur on joint ballot thus securing
United States Riddles official majority Is g.
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,xp readers must not 'of-
Gel a this popular give their last entertainment ou'
ons n This CITY TO night Odd Fellows Hall Their performances
ye amusing character and any and everybody can spend
49,, vry nro0taby in listening excellent music on
onday evening they appear with white and black
on being for the OF their leader, Mr. Kendall
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TWENTY-FIVE cent mousss,,nss, sassa moasssines
= .,a n,od and rich coe % be sold AZ oas
ne, ysrd slso splendid lot Of neh nsu'sa -, ara
seInes % ne n ysy 's' oi,AGErT NEWTON MAY, &C.,
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ImpOrtau, fran, AI,ries.

NKw oRLEAss, Nov l2.-By the arrival here OF tho
steamship Texas from Galveston the Picayune has letters
from the Rio Grande, giving OF the
ment OF hostiitie Ia that region and battle between the
government troops and the reyouionsts under Canass
Il appears that body OF 600 of the National Guard who
had been stationed Matamoras that town and
camped on the American side OF the Rio Grande river.
They remained there time and subsequent
ed above Matamoras aud marched upon Victoria, where
they attacked the governor Cadenss and General Avao
who ia nand Of large body of Insurgents.
General Canales having been apprsed OF their move
the interior pursued them with army OF fifteen
hundred and eight pieces OF artillery besides other
cessary munitions of war.
The National Guards hereupon turned back and the two
opposing forces met when general engagement ensued
resulting la the complete OF Canales and his forces
The lasted for time, during which seve-
raj persons killed and wounded, but the names are
menoIed,
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Arrival Of the Glasgow.

The steamship Glasgow, Captain Craig, arrived yes
terday afternoon, al four O'Clock, after fine passage
having left Glasgow on the Goth ut The Glasgow
brings London papers OF Monday, the 25h instant only
and consequently her is meagre though she sailed
three days after the Africa.
Nothing new has occurred in England. The public at
,enion s chiefly engaged upon the preparations making
for the Duke Of Wengton's funeral.
TRANCE.
letter from Marseilles OF the goth instant states
that M Durand, the commssary OF police OF that town,
accompanied by another officer had arrested twenty five
operatives forming secret society These men had as
sembed the previous day in lone house. in the valley Of
Andorre where they INDUCED IN drinking 10 excess.
They had exhausted the democratic vocabulary in shout
ing such phrases Vs Ia Repubiigw Sotaie r. piue
Ia puiliofinsp bas les retesp d fen les prsrs,f
and these aspirations were varied by couplets from the
Cormagnois and other favorites OF the Monagnard
musicians They were but the prelude to significant
ceremony which followed the dessert A representation
Of gallows was raised by them and hailed with cries
OF the gaows is erected; the galows iorever They
next carried their raerns theories into effect by plumber
ing the neighboring orchards and vineyards.
The friends OF the exled generals declare that OF
them will avail themselves of the amnesty proposed to
10 be issued in their favor il would not be safe for
any one Of them 10 place himself within the power Of the
existing government
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The extensive hall and store OF
8. M. Hatsh Meeting street. destroyed by nre at
four O'Clock this morning
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Sales To-Day.

CO. The Rev. DIR. Tustin will preach nj the Union
APPEL First Ward Sunday morning II O'Clock.
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TIE Government Btne-Book or, Omcisl heR's'sr
pomasers and other public officers, In the pay or
United salaries and locations Price w. postage
Fspadl 3e few copies Of the last edition lm safe by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Noyl3 Booksellers, Washington.
UAMILrov's yyouKs-Life in Earnest isno. % cents
III The Mount Of Olives. lsmo. 3cents
Harp on The Wniows limo 30 cents
Ihahkfuiness l6mo %
Lnc Of Hall. 3lmo. GIT, 10 cents
Happy iome--!lusuatcd. 80 cents
LAte Of Lady Coqahoun-with porlrait rs cents
DIR Hamilton this country as one OF he mos,
brilliant Life In Earnest sirs the soul
ke buge blast beautiful memoir falls on me heart I've
ms low wall u magnificent dirre from the hand OF
naet r- volume stand beside Mary Lundio Dnnesn anu
HPor sale By GRAY 4 BAILANTyNE,
Nov u
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Union Hotel, Georgetown, ID. q. @sH
hs large house. having been thoroughly repaired
and tehued with furniture OF handsome and com
portable style win this "wednesday the 10Th instant
ne subscriber Invites patronage Of the public Those VINO ayo'
h htf company may be assured OF hosptabe recepon
ne best fare such comforts and alterations a. wiz make ms
Elsewhere = 80
onnbue constantly pass and from the Capitol rgnnag nn
u O'clock at night. WIN. Nj. ffFLHuoH
Nov l0-eoddm
by GREEN a. SCOTT, Aucttonecrs
II W sEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
on Monday the 18th nstant shall sell ut the residence OF
@ nan declining housekeeping At III o'clock, a. ms onlW
between and Streets 1.-THE Gag will designate me houre
good assortnent u furniture,
Mahogany sofa, chairs sldeboard, work and washsnnds
DO dressing and other bureaus, wardrohes, NC
10 centre, dining, breakfast and other tables
~ DO bairack, curled maple and other bedstesds
Zane and woodse chairs
Toilet and other glasses
1ifandnles, hall, and other lamps
1mnat glass, crockery, and
Eeather beds bedding, and
heeply and other carpe,s, sndrous shovel and
window curtains and blind.
1ooktnE alright, and other
=. Win good ssso, tmsnt Of kitchen requisites.
ms All Of and s25, cash SOS, credit Of
sa eV Gays, iof notes s'ha'asio,I snootsa, IN
/ '"R-d huciioneers,
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TIC FScO0slH 3uftN ut u o"oW'
MILWAUKEE, Nov lO-The official show that the
bank is pied by from 20 to % 900 majority is
showing fast.
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The !" Wellingtonn Grafton al Boston.

BosroN November l-Mr. G. p. II. James delivered an
the Meodeon last night the life and military
history OF the Duke OF Wellington. The Hon Abbott Law
renee, Governor Boutwell, Lieutenant Governor Cushman,
and other distinguished citizens present. together with
large number of British residents Mr.. James spoke for
two hours and was listened with marked attention
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The funeral service late d. ~ GoDDAnD esd, WIZ -
Al 81 Patricks this Saturday morning. NJ
the friends and acquantances respectfully in'ea " '"'
without furthe notice,
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DIED,

~ m OH Instant nj her residence in Prince Geofees county,
NsryIsna Mrs ANNE HEILEMhN IN the hue year ~
widow o. the Colonel JULIUS " hssAAs u ' o
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GaIe on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, IN. Y.,) Nov IA terrible gale has been
raging Lake Erie for the last hours II Is
believed be the that has been known for
Serious damage shipping apprehended The schooner
Newbonld wrecked the Breakwater this morning.
No lives lost Insured for 49, 000
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Supposed Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2.-The body of a man was found
the 4h Instant, the Delaware hore near Kaighns
Point with the head crushed supposed to have been muir
dered The body has been recognised that Of William
Gutter aged &c. who has been missing since the night OF
the October election He leaves wife and nine chill
dren. N@
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The Augsburg Gazette contains the following abstrac
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-23
Special Notice to the Afflicted.

a certain Cure for either In
iiammatorg, ChtoniC or
Acute RHEUMATISM, NEU-
RALGiA. and GoUT. This
valuable remedy stands
without a rival In the his
tory OF discoveries in this
or any other county, IN
curing those painful and
ParaiysIng diseases 10 their
various foFms. The vast
number who have been
. 4 =
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Fall stock for 1852.

iTNE Undersigned are now in receipt oil
Il lhe cir entire stock OF HARDWARE
and CUTLERY for the Fall Trade. aad in
calling the attention OF The merchants OF
Tennessee, Kentucky, and North Alabama,
to then Stock now in store, they feel conf
dent that il will be found to compare iavoEa-
/ bly,, both as 10 quantny and assortment, with
that Of any House n the country.
Experience has already demonstrated 10
the satisfaction OF aItafge majority o. dealers
10 this Section o! lhIe country. that IN the ar.
ticle OF Hdrdcdre diIieGst. the Nashville mar
ket Is preferable to those OF New York and
Philadelphia; for thu simple reason that this
description oil goodH will not bear the heavy
expenses oil Transportation which must nee
essarilt accrue when brought through by
canals;and raiIreadsl The Undersigned are
also enabled 20 place Their customers On
equal footing with hose purchasing ia any
other market, from the Tact that their Euro
pean goods being all imported direct from
the manufacturers by way Of New Orleans
lrithotr touching Mar York, thus enabling
them 70 offer their goods al a small advance
On importation cost.
.MerehGnts, Blacksmiihs, Carpenters, &c.,
visiting Nashville are invited 10 call aad ex-
anneIibeir stock btiore purchasing.
Feathers, JFoOI, Bstslodz and Giase1g re
ceived.In exchange for Hardware and ID pay
menl10f debts al the highest n,arset prices
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
Cyllege street, Nashville.
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LADIES, DRESS GooDs.

ssssk, ItcH embroidered and printed De
Ssa2S LANES;
~ Beautiful French DeLaines, all colors
do do Merines do
Beautiful Coburg ,PaTamatts & Persian Cloths
Superb Cashme1es. Aipaccas & Bombazines
do Bfoeade and Damask Dress Silks:
Magnificent Robe and Flounced do
Rich blk Gro d. Rhine and Brocade do
Watered Silks, all colors
These Goods are Gerry select. comprising
all The latest and most beautiful styles out
and Will be sold VERY CHEAP Ladies
give US a call
GooDtlcH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS
Oct. %. .t8%2.
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TOOK OUT.
n o. IL G. Es

Hin obedience 10 decree OF The Cfcnh
Court for Lincoln Co, a, us NoYember
Term, 1852, in the case OF. Joseph L. phefrtli
and others bill fos sale OF Land, me fuhue'>
signed will offer for sale on the premises on
a credit of one. two, and three yeats on Tue
21tEi day OF December next, tract
Of LAND. situated N Lincoln county
about Is miles west oil Fayetteville. on the
south side OF Elk River, and about I mleS
east OF ElktoB. and tbefpllee on which a.
4 Sheriff. lived at the TIME OF ms death--
Said Tractof Land contains about 5Uo acres,
about l6Olof which is cieared-nearly ALI
fresh cleated-and as good Cotton Land as
any in Lincoln county, well improved, with
a good Cotton Gin House on ihe premises;
also, we'll Iimbered and well walered. Any
person wishing TO purchase such a tarn
will do we'll TO examine Ill before the day oil
sale. Bond and approved security viii be
required OF the purchaser for The payment OF
the purchase money, and lien will be re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
JAMES r. CHILCOAT, Clerk.
Nov OF tS5o-td