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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Rs-iddescnfe,. Paint,

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALI. KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
w The attention of the public is respectfully called the following
testimonials BRIDGEWATER PAINT
for the Agents than add EIGHT MONTHS
the South the character of the Paint firmly established
offered to the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF INo. T. MILLER. OF ATTAKAPAS
In July induced apply the Bidgcwater Mineral Paint 10
and respect has exceeded
and the made by Agents. hessrs e. u BOGERT
CO. eheeru add my testimony to the numerous ones embraced in
The bsst FIRE AND WEATHER PROTECTOR have known.
Where have applied it, it has exposed the since last July,
and Inns neither bslered cracked formed sd metallic
surfnce, which has proved entirely imperyious
lSigued) JOHN F. MILLER.
Newfheria, Attahapaa March Is, 1852.
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stOW PEAS--COW PEAS-A fresh lot of Ca
rlina Cow Peas, landing Yedo imported expressly Seed
lnr al by Enrnrnn antrps
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a MERRY BRANDY--10 quarter casks, No. l
il SAMUEL WOLFE IS Cainpstreet.
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SORE NIPPLES.

Tho efficacy of The PAIN EXTRACTOR this disease remarkable.
We know hesitate that the
mcn will never full for this purpose. Dcacy asking
certificates from ladies on this SUBJECT The following procured by
Of our Agents
This will certify that have used DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples tecriy
it TO these who be afflicted with that distressing complaint
a most valuable 10 IT, PHOEBE BRAY.
Albany, April, MARY MOORE,
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CERTIFICATE OF TIE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.

Having had the LOUISIANA painted
WATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested y
opinion with Captain Teonsson of the MAGNOLIA
Of the poRpo5E We caeeruly said PAINT
PERI0R ARTICLE.
(Sgned) HUGHES, vALLETT & THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
J. p, WHITNEY & CO.,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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suB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS,
AleaGrs. STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & co.
Alessrs. PRIESTLY & Glen.
DIueafs, J. WATERMAN Il CO,
JOHN STROUD & CO.
r.. RICHARDS.
E. MACPHERSON, No. 90 Camp street.
AT AOBILE-JASIES C. WHITAKER.
VICKSBuRG-BYRSE Il ANDERSON.
CALVES ToN--JoNES UFFERD.
BATON RoUGE-LEVI REIIUM.
ATTAkAPAS-c. b. G. WHiLpES. Rp26 dsWf
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EDORTER AND ALE-London and Dublin
IL India Pale bottled
md pints, for sale by JOHN TOOI.E. 25 Place.
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IA HITE LEAD-Wetherills celebrated Phil
Wv adelpha the all packages
by Z. J. HART q co. 10 Tchoqpitou1Hs
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d SHERRY BRANDY--3O cases, 20 half bbls;
" SYRUPS25 nsored Asyors BLACKlNG-2
sale by L. j. HART II Co, street,
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EA7 HlsKY-5O bills, landing ex L. M. Ken
wv nett, and for sNle by
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Tp A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERNIIFUGE THE
y. SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER BEEN DIsCov EREDThs preparation has
years. trial. and confidently recommended
medicine eSpelng from the SYSTEM
The proprietor point ascertain the result of its use in
within his knowledge and observations and he
a found produce the most sntay effects This n attested
hundreds respectable
different parts country should induce families always to keep
vial the preparation in their possession 1t is mild its
and administered with perfect safety TO the most delicate infant
"a For the Druggis Neworleans and elsewhere and
by country merchnnts generally. my2l d&Wtf
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q tOFFEE--4O0 bags prime Rio, $50 bags Ha-
ieio w CONVERSE CO.. Tchoupi'oulas street.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS a
ls;S o. THE CONSOLIDATED DEBTOF NEW ORLEANS.j
3 NEwORLEANs June 5, 1852.
YNsGlNFQRMITY with the provisions of the


~ $500
T the be sold auction the highest
" Auytienss sfsr thirty. days. notice il The
Pce Jail the Second District delivery
JOHN, grit, aged about fifty ycars.*
tsigaeal w. &C. CLAIBORNE
lsisaeal sTANs ALI uHNTEs
Fsss5s President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved ga hins, 1867. M
isiensdl IA. 81 ~ A. q. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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SPERM OlL-2000 gallons Winter and Spring
~ beacled, for sale by
myl0 ]. H. CARTER x Co. Is Common street.
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\ hOMEST1CS, from Woodyille Manufacturing
Il y CcmpAny-For sale by
AL, WRIGHT n Groyier al
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q SHAAIPAGNE-10 baskests Colbert, land
" ing ship State of Maine, from Hayre, by
WOIFF, Camp street,
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This certes that DAEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR has
family Salt Ream OF thirteen years. dnaon and for Warts
These aevat and they
entirely There doubt but THE Medicine has a the
that the fallen
observation added the respectable testimonials in its favor by
others who have immediate relief
chcey the attention OF the afflicted the this
valuable save. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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s; oR. CONSTELLATION ot rnE LOWELs

3,
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR the suest
NEEDY this dinse " will positively relief in the
all the old remedies ave failed. Persons frequently
called office with astonshment their es stating that they
bad the Ointment for other diseases bodies
the bowels md mat resulted This
will always follow thorough rubbing upon
bowels when they cove the
fecty and instance the Pain Extractor
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NA ACKEREL-.5oo packages Nos. l, 2 and 8
myio j. II. CARTER CO., ia Common street.
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hereby certify that have afflicted with nveterae Fever
Sore fourteen years last past have spent nearly five hundred
dollars in employing physicians purchasing medicines that
used Or recommended for M but 70 until last
heard tried DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
when SURPRISE before had used whole box OF this
Salve, limb entirely healed and nothing Of it left about
BRADOCK DAVIS.
Hcur,etta Monroe county N " NAV g. ls,s ~ " " 49,
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ID EFINED SUGAR-150 bbls, Crushed and
Id u Powdered for sale by
joi0 Nv CONVERSE 4 CO.. 81 Tehoupitoulns street.
SUGAR PAPER-30 bundles caps and bodies,
~ in and sale by
ies FEKD KENNETH d CO.. 90 Magazine
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G,TAGG s. SHAY'S Enthusiastically re-
~ ceiving and for 8tle by
E. ]. HART Il CO., Tchorpitouls
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| STAR CANDLES-100 boxes Cincinnati, in
myIs STONE & wALwoRTn, IS Tshnnptonas street.
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THAMP ACNE baskets quarts and pi1ts,
| " OWL BRAND, n storea and for sale by
| is FERD. KENNETH d CO, 90 Magazine street.
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r 1ME-2000 bbls. Rockland, cargo bark In
II diana, Ianlins and for sale by
,upOS M nc sF,,,.,
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VA HITlNG-250 barrels Spanish Whiting,
wv for sale by
inn6 6mlaw A. DEI.AGRAVE h CO., II Magazine street.
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A NEMENT AND PLASTER 1000 barrels
" Newark Rosendae Croton other sale by
ianf 6mIaw A. DELASRAvE & CO., ii magazine street,
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SUGAR CURED HANlS-Stagg s. Shay's,
| ~ landing, for sale BY
| ialO wv CONVERSE TchounouIas strse
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
,ftoxDE CopB DE- DfsrNItr pO "a Nj Ivfl,, =, -.

q "A Ii PERSON 8&haying n aims ayoipst tho
e puBaLc SCHOOLS SECOND psTRcT are invited
'ee s,s v ns and Account Committee a4
jea Stnl6d Chairman III ae mud sn,,,n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
Later from Mexico.

By the arrival of the brig Seine we have
received papers from the city Of Mexico 20 the
10Th and alapa to the x3d ult
The Monitor Republicans publishes the fol-
lowing important decree:
Mariana Arsta, President ofihe United Mex
lean States, 10 the inhabitants Of the Repub
lic the General Congress has decreed as
follows:
Art l. The Government will conclude
contract. or promote the formation of a COM
pany, who. preterring natives in all cases. or
of foreigners, or of both, for the opening, by
canal. railroad or wagon road, of line Of
communication between the Atlantic and Pa
cifc oceans. by the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec
The Government shall not have the power to
execute any contract, unless it be prev iously
approved by the General Congress.
Art. 2. The Government, in exercising the
powers conceded to it by the previous article,
shall be bound by the following conditions
j. That the contract shall contain no clause
which may favor, by the rights Which it con-
cedes. demands from foreign governments
against the Republic. impair in any way
the full and prompt exercise Of its sovereignty
in the said lsthmus of Tehaantepec.
= To give the enterprise more efficacy
and constant protection. the Government shall
be one Of the partners to the contract.
5. The inter oceanic communication BY the
Isthmus shall be free and open to all the ma
tons Of the globe.
a. In order to make the benefits of the
communication stable and perpetual, the Gov
ernment shall negotiate with the powers linked
to the Republic by treaties for the express re-
cognliion Of neutrality Of the right of way By
the lsthmus in case Of war.
This document is signed by the President
and Secretaries of the Senate and Chamber Of
Deputies and Mariana Arista the President of
the Republic.
The Siglo. Of the 18th of May. copies from
ministerial paper Of the previous day an article
which states that the American Government,
not being able to comply with the stipulation
In the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. which
obiges it to defend the Mexican frontier against
the Indians. had offered six millions ofdollars
to the Government of Mexico as compensation
The Siglo adds: IF this be true. we think
the subject needs the approval of Congress;
and ift shonld be agreed to, we much fear that
the six millions will be wasted without the
frontiers receiving much attention"
One of the papers of the city of Mexico says
that the State of Chiapas is threatened with an
invasion from Guatemala, aided and abeted
by certain parties in city city of Mexico
The Government has no means Of defence
The Sigo says that the last insult which could
fall upon that unfortunate country would be
an invasion from Guatemala.
On the 18th, the four Ministers formally re-
signed their offices, in consequence, as they
said. of not having merited the confidence of
Congress in the Tehauntepec affair. The
Zempoalteca. Of Jalapa believes that the Pres
ident has persuaded Ministers TO withdraw
their designations.
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Richmond Markets June I 9Th.

IOBACCO.-The market continues active, and gen
erai prices rather better, particularly Tugs and pretty
fair leaf for other the markets. fully up last
weeks prices NJ. NJ. MARTIN & co.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
WHEAT Market closed.
tLOUR-The market opens little duller this week
with small receipts of'rei at $I3 the bank without
sales Buyers SEEMED inclined TO drop again to $it-
Stock light and good brands
CORN MEAL-65a7 0c-dnl.
OATS-4J cents, and scarce
RYE-75cts
FlSH-iierriues, new No 1, Cut So so Gross s5i;
Roe 81 0o Maekerel No. ,, SOL No. >. sl0l. No. |,
Sll. Sind none in market.
LARD-BbIs. 104alI cts kegs Hale.
BACON-Sidcs held at II cents. Shoulders 81; Hams
III rol3
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 22a23cts. New Orleans,
30a3lcts.
GuANO-Peruvian 451 from wharf, 464 from store.
COfFEE-Prime new crop LaSuyra 94a93cts. Rio,
good 10 prime, 81 to9S.
CLOVER SEED-sGt to64.
PLASTER-Lump So rs to 4; Ground7 a5
SALT-From store 81 As; sales from, wharf 81 3ta}5.
SUGAR-New Orleans 5a64 cents; Porto Rico 5a64
cent?.
HAY-Northern, in bales--from wharf 81 from store
81 II.
STEEL-Amerran bli-tered 81 05 to ! 10 per ton.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richm o md, June IL.


ARKINED.
Schr. David Hall, Edwards. New York, Hay to W
Wright.
Schr. Richmond. Tuvers, Baltimore, mdse to + W
Lewis.
Schr. Advance Davis Port Deposit, Lumber to H
Whitlock.
Schr. W Lively, York River, Corn to Binford, Mayo
Blair.
Brig Louisa Stubs Wilmington. Lumber.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell New York, A S
Lee.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford Baltimore, mdse, Ludlam
& Watson.
Schrs John Warren, Logan, and Tuns Bodine Har-
man, days from Virginia.
SAILED.
Schr. Oriana. Dodge, New York, md,e, ID Currie.
Schr. Emma Russey, Wicks New York, Coal
Schr. David Hall, Edwards. New York.
NV YORK. June 13.-Ceared, steamship Roanoke
Parish. Norfolk and Richmond, Sc,rs Galiego Nelson,
and Mary l.. COMPTON, Rirhmnnd.
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&5OO CnALLENGE!-whatcver

10 OOO concerns the health and happiness Of u
people is all times Of the valuable Importance
take for granted that every person viii do all in their
power the lives of their children, and that every
person will endeavor prom, their health oil
sacrifices. feel it TO be my duty soemnly
you that WORMS, according the opinions of the
celebrated Physicians the primary of large
majority of diseases to which children and adults
liable; you have an appetite continually changeabe
from kind of food another, Bad Breath. Pain in
the Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full
of the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse lrreg
ular-remember that all these denote WORMS, and you
should at apply the remedy:-H Obensack'S
Worm Syrup-an article founded upon Scientific
Principles, compounded with purely vegetable substan
ces being perfectly safe when aken and can be given
the tender Infant with decided beneficial effect
where Bosel Complaintsan9 Dianhea have made them
weak and debi,ated The Tonic properties ofmy Worm
Syrup such. that it stands without equal in the
catalogue of medicines in giving and strength
the Stomach. which makes it an nfallble remedy for
those afflicted with Dyspepsia The astonishing
performed by this Syrup after Physicians have failed is
the best evidence oits superior efficacy all others
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+ YNCMBURG VIRGINIA. LAND

- GENCf.-The undersigned. by request of land
sellers has established in the Lynchburg mn gen
cy for the ie Of Land the Inject Of which to afford
facilities ~" to the purchaser and seller md. lie
Will keep constantly in his Office correct and thorough
descriptions Of farms for sale including quail qun aty
location price, terms and all other information essen
tnl to be known by DESTROYS of purchsnc in this
way persons who are unaeqaained with the country
and wishing to purchase, without delay have such
plantation pointed TO them thot would likely suit
Their wishes, and the purchaser and seller could ut once
be brought together and the a,her hand seller. Gun
b1ng their land TO this notice Of those who ure directly
concerned without notoreiy which is often uupleasa ant
within itself Persons no wish the aid Of this Office in
selling give full and correct dcsciiption Of their
and in order that fair and candid representation may
be made TO the purchaser This agency will be adver-
Used IN all the most prominent agricultural papers.
IERMs-Ten dollars for entering farm on description
book, and "a pr when the lind Is sold Any per-
son wishing tn buy land in this section Of country and
VIII describe near possible the Kind of place that
would most likely suit them as regard. location and
quality will be notified If such farm should be Put in
the market take occasion say tlni no hand Willie
bought and sold by me speculation.
~ Office doors below the Post Office. where Gun
be found All communications post paid, will be prompt
ly attended 10. BENJAMIN WILKES
ma
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AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALES.
N TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA

- TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-
- BILE LIND IN PULASKI COUATf-By
virtue of the provisions Of decd Of trust executed
Joseph A. Logan and myself by John WygaI, lr. aad
Mildred A. his wife, the Sfh day Of March. 1911,
and duly recorded in the clerks 'hcr of the cuniy
court of Pulaski county, surviving Trustee will
The purpose of executing the trusts declared in SAID
deed, proceed the 18th day Of June. 1852 On the
premises, sell the real conveyed in said deed
Of trust, the highest bidder, for ready morey
The Land is described in the deed aforesaid ..ss
lying in the county of Pulaski the State of Virginia
being the tract upon which the said Wygal resided ~
comprising various surveys and tracts, all ,.I s,as
and adjoining each other. and containing ,.-w-rn
$500 and 100 Acres Of Land With
all the appendnges aud appurtenances thereun,u -g
ing"
The above Tract OF Land is situated within I, nile
Of the village of Newhern, the county Of Pulaski.
the Southwestern McAdamized road passes through IT.
he Lyncbbnrg md Tennessee Rail Road will certainly
pass IN Its immediate vicinity and probably
The estate is Of great fertility and beauty pro-
iucing grain abundanty, and admirably adapted the
grazing business 1t in fine heart and CONDITION and
"a; well Set in grasses. with DWELLING HOUSE
IL and the necessary out houses upon H. About on.
half OF the Land is cleared ano in cultivation Further
description is deemed unnecessary it is supposed
those desiring to purchase, will nuke personal exaii
nation of the premises for themselves. Mr. Wyea1re
side. the land and will show it to such persons a
desire 70 examine it
BY the of the deed the Trustees are authorised
and empowered to sell the land in such portions and
IN SUCH manner as to them may appear most conducive
to the interest of all concerned.
On the day Of sale it will be announced whether til,
said land viii be sold entire tract, in two or
more parcels.
invite the particular attention Of gentlemen desiring
tn invest their in Real Estate to these l,nds
they are exceedingly valuable of their ieti
ity, and the character of their products. They are
situated in of the most beautiful, healthy and i'm
proving portions of the State. The title is believed
he perfectly clear; trustee, however shall only
convey such title, Is vested in by the aforesaid
deed of trust. WIN. BALLARD PRESTON
may 1j-tl7jun Trustee.
N. BY an arrangement between the parties IN
tercsted in the above mentioned Deed of Trust the sale
of the Land is postponed until the 18th day Of July
On that day the sale will take place with the APP
probation of all the parties.
je H-tI5jy WM BALLARD PRESTON.
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This is the difficult Worm TO destroy of all that
infest the human system. ltgrows almostndefnite
length becoming coiled and fastened in the nesnes
and Stomach affecting the health sadly St
vtus Dance, Fits &c, that those afflicted seldom il
suspect that it Tape Form Fastening them to
an early grave In orderto destroy this Worm u very
energetic treatment must be pursued it would therefore
be proper take to Of my Liver Pills so as to re-
all distractions that the Worm Syrup may act di-
rect upon the Worm, which be taken in of 9
Tabespoonfulls times day. these directions followed
have never been known fail in curing the obsti-
mute case Of T'a2e JJoyn
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VIRGINIA.. At rules held in the Clerk Office Of
the Circuit Court for the county OF Nelson on Mon
day. the 9TH day OF June 1852.
Moses b. Hughes, Pl'tH.
ogaina
Moses w. Hughes, Exor. of William Hughes dec d.
Elizabeth Hughes. John +. p. Hughes Joseph Nc
Comb and Frances his wife, formerly Frances Hughes
Wiliam McComb AM Sally his wife, formerly Sally
| Hughes. and Jun.es Nee omb nd Ianetta his wife
formerly Janettn Hughes. Dei'ts.
IN CHaScERY.
The object of this suit is compel the Executor a.
bove named to settle his al count, and to
pay to the plaintiff the share Of the absent defendant
Jno. I. L. Hughes. in the If William Hughes
decd, which the Plaintiff alleges lie has pnrcascd-
and it appearing by affidavit that the said John f. p
Hughes is resident Of dis Siatcii is ordered that
he do appear here within month after due publca-
ton hereof and do what is necessary protect bis in
trre-t:-and that copy Il" this orderbe published once
aweek for four successive weeks in the Lynchbure
Virsnian newspaper published in the town Of lynch.
targ and another copy thereof posted the front door
OF the house of this county the first day Of the
next County Court.
| fltzparick, 70. copy-T~s,.
| le H--w4w s. II. LOVING D. C.
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Thirteen Hundred

n - he subscriber offers tor sale
and highly improved Farm, lying in the Grassy Valley
OF Knox county, Tennessee.
This farm contains about Thirteen Hundred
Acres Of Land, about six hundred Acres of hch are
open and the remainder is well timbered 1t situated
twelve miles West of Knoxville, Immediately upon the
main Stage Road leading from Knoxville to Nashville
and also to the South The East Tennessee and Geor
gia Railroad. which is constructed to within u
miles OF this Farm, will soon be completed to Knoxville,
and will pass Immediately along the Southern boundary
OF this Farm without touching it, and Depot Of that
Road viii be within miles of the Dwelling House
Besides this, the Farm within three four miles Of
Stean-b at Landing the Hoston River. There is
upon this Farm a LARGE NEW AND COMMODIOUS
a. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, within hundred
Qil feet ola large and ner-tag Spring of excellent
Water. There also ORCHARDS of several varic-
ties OF Fruit trees among them Orchard Of yoyng III
thrifty oal select Apple Trees, numbering about y
ONE THOUSAND!
duces excellent Grapes, Grain and Tobacco. There
aresabout One Hundred Ac,es Of Hea3or Land the
Farm. The Farm ia well watcred. The location of
the Farm is in the midst of pleasant eighborhood and
within mile two of several Churches
The terms of sale will be made known to any one
wishing to purchase, by addressing Knoxville,
Tenn. JOSEPH A. MABRY.
2. S.-fhs arm may well be divided into two parts.
one having five hundred and comfortable but in
ferior Dwelling House thereon and the other eight hun
dred acres with brick dwelling honse aud the prnc
pal Orchard. The whole Farm either portion will
be sold.
e I7-if}m IA NJ
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, June IA.
Sales of 1000 bbs flonrat s4IS. White Corn 81 to
IS cents; yellow 81 cents.
New York IA.
Cotton-Sal"s Of 300 bales; market unsettled. Ac-
curaic quotations cannot be given.
flour-Sales of | 1000 bbls Southern bought 81 40
to t.. Corn-Snles Of 40 900 bushels, mixed 81 to
~, yellow So to GA.