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BrinkerhOf & Penton,

Are general wholesale agents and dealers IN aIco-
hol, OF high proof, cologne. spirits, and genuine
cod liver oil, and all genuine pgfent medicines
thut are Of any udiue. Our stock is one OF the
largest IN the western country and We hope that
honorable dealing, and by Keeping goods OF the
first "a lily at uniform low prices, 10 merit libe
raj share OF the wholesale jobbng trade OF this
section Of Illinois. BRISkERHoFF & PkSToS,
wholesale druggist, No. 81 Lake street, directly
opposite fremont house Chicago. August Is
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The Great Music B, Book K
~ Ihc Ytar. NH be publLshsd ON ihe Mst u .in-
THE SHAWN

THE SHAWN
Win embrace some OF theibest music OF the p'al-
Muster. tha ducimeI, the cantica laGdis, AMI
Nrs,rs Woodbury. Hastings, Mason aud Brad
bury are englged compiIing lorit. Choice mu-
SIC iiom the first masters, and also preparing COM
positions OF their own, entirely new ana oi tie
bet character.
5hr dps ign Of the publishersis 10 present col,
l-cuon Of church music to the public, which v Il!
s,rp,,, any work Of the kind eyervet published m
Hcrrn, in the number and variety OF It's tunes,
~ u-ia-, set-pieces, and ehoruses, &c.
o. VII, contain also complete oraioro arranged
t.f the work, which will be found OF great value IN
tIacourertroom ofsiugIng classes: Specimen CO.
,,.-- may be had Of A Ii. Il 9. Burnley,
iuy 80 Publishers gents Chicago.
EDT Is THE TIME POR FRUIT TREES.
B,rry's great work ON the fruit garden, intended
- explain and illustrate the physiology OF fruit
trees theory and practice at all operations con-
-'jtd with propagation, pruning, iransplantng
mai raining of orchards and garden trees-layng
outoi orchards and gardens-des,ruc,ion OF in
a'rt-- Deserving truis-selecton OF varieties.
ru-~, II IS Copies for the country mailed free OF
po.,1gr, by a. II. L. BuRl.tf,
io' ~ l22 Lake St, Chicago.
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Murray's One Price Store,

Opened May 1919, in connection with one OF the
,nost extensive houses in New York, Tor The pur-
pose of establishing large and permanent bust
ness, conducted strictly on the cheap cash one
vice system. and with determination 10 menl
nnJ secure The entire confidence Of the bSgias
,1ublic August ~
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Brewery for Sale or Rent!
YNIlE subscriber wishes TO dispose of the Brew
L cry and premises near the Aqueduct; will Ell
Their sell lease the said premises, with the fix
lures; first rate opening for the business is NOW
offered, the terms liberal. Apply to Marshall Ev-
erett. or March 26.) WALKER g. llIcKLING
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OIlGEis hereby given, tina, we viii make
y application TO The county court ct Ia sale
county, on the first Monday ia October ucNtiorUn
order 10 sell the lands and cnemcut> belonging To
the estate OF Garret Arnold, deceased, or So
much as may be necessary 10 pay the debts OF said
estate, atwhlch time and placcull persons inter
estcj are requested to appear aud showcase WHY
SAID yrl, estate should uothr sold o5 the purpose
aforesaid. Ou2O MARY ARNOLD, Adgir.
STATE OFiLLINOIS, La Sale County, So:
la Sale CucHt Court, 10 Naremhrr tam.
slNi3 Eliza A. Worden rs Edmund N,rUrn
bill for divorce.
IT appearing from an affidavit on Tile IN th"
! clerk ,ticc of the circuit court Of SAID county,
that Edmund Noyden, the above named dr'rn-
dant. Is not resident ct the state oi Illinois, and
the complainant having ied her bid OF complaint
therein, anu summons having issued thereon ae-
coring to law.
Notice Is therefore hereby given, To he said Ed
muui Nordeu, tina, unless you be aud appear be-
fore the circuit court OF snld county OIL the hrstjoy
ct the ueNi term thereof, tohc holden at 1tc court
house in Ottawa, on NE liih day of November
next, and plead answer, demur or except tO said
compliments bill. the same viii be taken rs cen
tessed against you, aud the matters AND thing,
therein prayed for, decTeed accordingly.
L. lINpIFY, t.frf
Leland & Jones, com sol August 20.
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lu5urluCc.
COMMIT, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
GArEEAE 100000,
water Power 20 lease.

THE undersigned offer great Inducements Z"
L capitalists auduRnuiaclu'-rs,a as they have de-
cldrt,y the bcstwatcr powcLIu the state .nNIns q,
Nrr25ttrt hrndnnI fall and si,ultcdiu Dayton.
milv>uhcyc Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is krrtn rcpairhy the :tatr, without
any costlo The undersigned They have water to
'ru-s Tor term sufficient To drive 20 run "l
Il feet hurs aud wrl,len-r ON very liberia, terms 20
any GOOD, responsible company.
This lsn rare chancellor mt,l otr1puol who may
wish iu'oths manufacturing business. The loo
rationi, very healthy and admirably sluotrd,"s it
/. on nayigah'r feeder, within miles OF the con-
tcmpl1trd Rock Island rail road and the head ~
steamboat navigation Fortur,hcruormnion ad-
Jrss. DAYTON .mav2l louN GRrrv SoNs.
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strayed or stolen.


srA A NY person that has lost horse
W BSANN "a or horses, colts or cattle within
(eaEA TX the last or years, and wishes TO
XII yAY find them; il he will write me
r.,.Ssr4a., ost.paid at Ottawa, H., giving his
residence, the age, color. and
marks Of animals Think ] can give him informa.
ton where they may be found ssI have hunted
estrays ever since November Z, 1851 during
which time have found good many strayeG her
ses, colts and cattle now taken up, that do not
know of any owner for aud number OF them
that have been worked for2 and years, am told
were naver advertised.
also request all persons in the state Knowing
any estrays that their neighbors may have, To be
so kind to write me, giving me the mans name
and residence, description OF horse, &c.
IshallcontLnue the business, Ihave takendown
and will continue to take downall cstrays that
may find Ed'ors,hroughout the state will con-
fer favor upon the public at large by inserting
this notice. SAMUEL BLACK.
Re)crcnccs-Judge Dickey, Walker Il lick.
ling, Ottawa, La Sale Co, Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co. Il b Stiles
Dixon. Feb. l9-27-ly
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DAGUERREOTYPIST.

LANES Ma RSTON respectfully informs the
- ci,izensof Ottawa and vicinity, that he has re-
moved into his new sky light gallery opposite the
court house, west side the square, where he Is pre-
pared to take miniatures in the most improvedsty
of he art. Prices 81 so ano upwards.
Mr.. in s experience IN the art is OF many
years standing. lie will guarantee every likeness
taken in his gallery 20 BE equal IN inshand truth
flncss to any taken ihthe world.
o. Time for children, between the hours OF 10
4. w. and Z. ",
he regulates entirely. the locksying system so
common among dnguerreans His prices are fixed
and although not so low a. those Of some artists,
are higher than will enable him to do Justice TO
himselfa and patrons. He will not take pictures I'M
less he put them up in style worthy ofthe art
and its professors. J. MARsToN.
Miniatures set in locke,s, breast.pns finger
rings, and medalons. Also, likenesses ofcorpses
or deceased persons taken. Nay 2l.
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1000 R IoGd ,1., SioG3l.cap paper, ,,,.,,
rabe styles for county Offices and business men,
100 600 envelopes OF every style,
700 Diapers wristbands; the best article, and the
mos, 'alenble inksand now in the market,
4OOdozen bottles ofink for sale al very low rates,
at wholesale orretail, at BrRfEy'. Bookstore,
July %. I22 Lake s,reet, CHICAGO
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a. sw aDG 1n1 me uz-..s

Is well worthy the attention OF buyers Whole
sale Orretai purchasers invited to cal and get
bargi ms.
=" Remember the old stand of Walker &.
licking on the south side oithe public square.
MnY2S. EELLoWs. WALKER h Co
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Chicago d Rock Island Il. Il.

Open from Chicago 10 LaSal.o and Poru, 100 miles
THIS Road j. nowln operation ,audiorms an ra-
" Transition HravclbctWern the Lakes and the
liiinuisand Mississippi uyrts, making pleasant,
1 -n.un md L. .,r.LLtLnLl. Il tui.. IrnrI
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New Goods! New Goods .

THE subscribers are now IN receipt OF large
/ and splendid stock OF New Goods. wbcha d
ded 20 our former stock, makes the most varied
and extensive assortment to be found in this sec
ton. Purchasers will do well to call upon us be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for We are determined
to give our customers good bargains, and not be
undersoiI by any establishment. Our
DRY GOODS
Department ia well filed up, aud consists in part
OF broadclolhs, cassimeres, tweeds, hcntuCey
Jeans, domestic tulicloths, cotton aud wooden Han
nels, brown nud misunderstanding, shirtngs,and
drihngs, cotton oad linen baGging and bags, bat
ting ginGham, printed caIcoes, naukeens, Irish
linens, lawns, pophns and buff goods, with large
assortment of Sw null, and barred uuslns ,lac-
nnets, aud thousand other articles, too numerous
to mention. Also,
BOOTS & SHOES
In every variety both custom made work and the
best OF eastern Manufacture. Also,
SHELF n HEAVY HARDWARE,
llay and manure forks, shovrls, spades, hoes,
scylhes, snaths, log trace, and halter chains, &c.
ALSO, large stock of crockery. glassware,
stoneware, full assortment OF drugs, medI-
cines, paints, oils, yarnlshes, and window glass
OF all sizes sash, putty, paint, brushes &c.
And also, our stock OF
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for The Lynclburg Vuginian.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

Ttoo days later from Europe-Eastera ques
tion--Prejected nsnyrectioa IN Milan u.
s. iatereent,on IN European affairs.
HALIFAX, Aug. s.
The Niagara, two days later intelligence
from Europe, has arrived.
Apprehensions of war from the Turkish diff
fculty have ceased.
Tcegraphic dispatches from Berlin of the
20lh ult. state that the Car has accepted the
proposition for adjustment Of the Eastern
question offered by France and England. The
negotiations will be completed when tho con.
sent of Austria, which is said To be on the
way to ST Petersburg, is obtained.
The house Oft the correspondent of the Lon
don Times. in Vienna had been visited by the
police and several arrests followed The
Austrian police were reported TO be on track
oianather projected instruction in Milan.
Empress Eugene of France is again encente.
1t was reported in Paris that the American
Minister at Constantlnope had addressed a
note to the Porte, stating that tho United
States would support tho integrity of the Otto.
man Empire, and hencefor,h claim voice in
the affairs OF Europe.
The Swiss frontier was still blockaded by
Austrian troops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS.
The dwelling OF J. W. Maury, Esq at VIII
mington. Del. (who, with his family, is absent
al the springs,) was entered by TWO Burglars
on Thursday night last. Mr.. VIM. McNair
and Mr.. Jno B. Nones, who were sleeping in
the second story, ere aroused by an attempt
10 open the door Of their room. and on upming
up they discovered a man coming down from
the third story. with all arm load of articles.
The Delaware Gazette says:
Mr. McNair, having revolver, fred twice
at the man descending the third stairs. and
then once upon him who "a descending 10 the
first floor, and followed the latter to the back
side door, into the yard, W hich the burglars
had openedprev iously. and where he obtained
egress. Mr.. Nones next fred upon the man
descending from The third S DRY, with small
single barreled pistol. the man having by that
time reached the small sitting room in the Sec
ond story Of the back building. where the
window by which the rascal had entered
manned open on the portico, with which Crap
arbor communicated. The man exclaimede
"My God | am killed. and stopped forward,
whereupon Mr.. Nones rushed upon him and
striking him over the head with his empty pis
tol, closed with him. A severe struggle en-
sued in which. the fellow being large and
alnietlc, got the better OF MI. NOnes, kWho Is
but boy ofsome II or Is years Of age,i and
having gotten him under, commenced choking
him, when he Mr.. n called to his com
panon from belo.. airs Tor help. Mr.. Nc
Nalr rc-ascend'l ia stars, say ing that he had
two or three Ia ads ye, ch for the rascal, and
bidding Nones hold on to him until he would
give them to him. This seemed to frieghte
the scamp. who releasing Mr.. Nones, fed to.
wards and through the open window. McNar
IN the mean time giving him one shot more,
the only one the pistol would discharge.
Mr.. Nones' night clothes We're completely
torn to pieces In the scuffie. The fellow
whom Nones assaulted was negro, which
tact the former determined by the smell of
his person and the feel OF his wool while they
were struggling. He dropped his plumber of
course 1t is not known whether they had
previously carried off any thing or moi, as none
OF the family is in town. The fellows escaped,
one through the adjoining yard of Mrs. Fell
where his footsteps were plainly apparent the
next morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

RAPID GROWTH OF OREGoN.-From the
first week in 1853, to the intelligence by the
last dates, it appears that the amount Of emf
grafton to the territory of Oregon is over ten.
thousand which added to thirty thousand al
ready settled on her soil. and the natural in
crease since the taking Of the last census, must
bring her present population up to forty-four
Or forty five thousand. So that we may
safely calculate that Oregon will be the next
claimant Tor admission to the Union as a
State.
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NOTICE The undersigned takes pleasure in
II returning thanks to the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
tofore, and would respectfully solicit continuance of
the and hereafter, | believe myself fully
prepared merit your support. Having associated
with inc gentleman of uDdoubted qualification to at
tend the atchRepairing department, one who has
been employed in the largest establishments in Europe
and recently for six successive years in the estob-
Iishment of Garfield, Bro. t CO., in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches such Cronometers Duplex,
Levers and Cylinders, will find Ito their interest to
call him by way of trial, he feels confident from
many years of experience of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6.dts II. SILVERTHORN.
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1850
Is:
1854. Southern Enterprize.
GWW9
PARIsEN &c KINGS

PIR GINA, NJ CAROLINA 4 TENNESSEE
Freight. Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
Two and from New York, Norfolk, Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the seaboard and Roa-
noke Weldon Wilmington CASTOR = Raleigh, Peters-
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
fredericksburg South-Side, and Va. Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads TO almost every point
throughout the above Staesthrout in charge of spe-
cal Messengers Mere awaiting themselves of this
line for the transportation Of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence In its great expedition and
my Of rates.
Merchants In the interior Of the above States order
ing Goods fIom Baltimore and Philadelphia. the
Of Parisen d. King's Express Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges Psid.
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office,
No. 80, Broadsay, NJ y.
w. II. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boiingbrook and End STA
Petersburg, Va.
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A CHANCE FoR THE LADIEs-The Agri-
cultural Society of Columbia county, Ohio, at
its exhibition, commencing on the 18th of Oc-
tober, in order to afford the Ladies of Coum.
bia county, and any from distance who may
be i'll attendance, an opportunity to display
their agility on horseback, have raised purse
of $3.50 to be distributed, in premiums, worth
from SIS to $50 to the best female rider or to
those most skilled in reigning single horse or
a span OF horses in harness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

great riot took place in New York Sat.
nurday, between the Honey moon" gang and
,nlompk'ns Fire Engine Company, No. 80. in
lweniy-second street The fight lasted thirty
minutes. Brick bats, cart rungs and other
missiles Of that class were employed. A pc.
nee force clustered finally, and the party,
Honey moon gang" reiterated to their place
OF meeting and barrie AIDED their doors. There
,,hey h"li out for some time, fighting the pc
Ice; They were however finally conquered
the police succeeding IN capturing swenty
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Scientific Convention.

CLEVELAND. August 1st,-The Scientific
Convention, to day, elected Professor Dana,
of New Haven, President; Professor Lowering,
Permanent Secretary, and Dr.. Elwyn, Treas
urer. 1t was voted to hold the next session of
the Convention in Washington in May next.
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l. Will positively be sold to the highest bidder, ut
public auction, the 9th of September, 1853, if fair,
if not, the next fair duy. Sunday excepted,) ut the
residence OF the late Dir. Robert West, the of land
which he purchased of Samuel j. Walker, in October,
$50, at which time said bert West gave n deed
of trust on said laid security for payment Of the
purchase money, which said deed duly corded in
the Clerks Office of Appomattox county The said tract
contains $50 Acres, less adjons the lands of
John w. West, Col Johns and Others lies WELL is very
fertile and is in high state of Improvement has it
fine orchard lnrge and good dwelling house. good
kitchen dairy, smoke house. icehouse earring house,
ganery and five large tobncco-ousus and is situated
about miles Northwest of Appomattox Court House,
in about three miles Of the Railroad The title is be-
lieved to be unqnesonnble but the undersigned,
ing trustee, will convey such title vested in him.
TERMS:
Onehalf cash, the balance n credit of twelve
months bearing interest from date tie purchaser giving
bond with good security and the title retained till tho
whole OF The purchase money Is paid
Mr. A. b. West, who lives on the premises, will show
them to persons desiring to purchase.
JAS. p. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
AppomnttoX Court House, Aug. 6-ctSsept
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TERRIBLE DEATH BY THE BITE OF MAD
poe, Edmond Emmons, OF Rogeville, Lorain
county. Ohio, was bitten by mad dog. his own.
in the month of April. Last Friday evening
he was taken sick about O'Clock, when his
hand became nhamed and panied him much
Tuesday. he died in The greatest agony, leav.
ing wife and several children. The wound
had long time been healed, and he had lost
all fears ofmadness from the bite. He worked
in the field till p NJ, on Friday, when the
malady made its appearance. Physician and
friends We're sent for. His pains increased,
and soon his rawlings commenced. 1t took sew
eral strong men to hold him. At last, after four
days OF the most intense suffering, he died sud
denly by the bursting OF blood vessel, coca
stoned by his violent spasms. He was young
man hi ghy respected. and leaves young and
interesting family-[Cleaveland PIaindealer,
July 80.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Missouri n Arkansas Elections

Execution Of Conner in Baltimore No, them
Markets, &c.
ST. Louis, August a.
The election Of Lindley and Caru,heIs from
Missouri is regarded as entirely settled.
ARKANSAS ELECTIONS
The only returns we have show the two
democratic candidates for Congress successful.
Nothing definite from The Tennessee elections
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

Benz. Crisp and VIM. Walsh were fighting
in Baltimore on Monday evening, when wo.
man named Ann White come up and stabbed
Crisp in the back, infcting a severe if not a
dangerous wound. Ann was committed to
Jail
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TTE LATEST NEWS.

GEO. II. GrLmEn, ESQ delegate elect from
I'm univ of Pittsylvania. has transmitted to
inc er,or his resignation as member OF
I'' Iau;sl.,ure, in consequences OF the position
'p' III h. stands as a candidate for the luds-
u =. To remove misapprehenslon and silence
sup 'f.,o, on the subject. it may be well
n for our contemporaries in the district
>, -,ake known tho fact
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

ENORMOUS WATERM Ell oNs-We had ex-
hbited Us yesterday, by Mr.. Alexander Weiss,
three watcrmellons, which reflect upon Mr..
w the highest credit. They were in shape
dissmilar, but the three weigh over Ninety
pounds - Petersburg Erpress
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Commodore Neufoa moi Dead.

The Norfolk Beacon of yesterday contra
diets the report that Commodore Newton had
died al Pensacola. He has been very i'll, and
It was reported i'll Pensacola on the 18th of
July, that be was dead; but he was, at last
accounts, some days after the 18th, not only
past the crisis of his disease, but convalescent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

cordng decree of frklin Court, will be sold
on the 4h day OF September the highest bidder
on the premises, II VAL liable TRACT OFLAND
containing between and 600 acres and lying about
miles west of Stanton river bridge, and about quarter
of n mile from the New London and Rocky Mount turn
pike. and adjoining the lands of Asa Holland, JosiaI
Ferguson, and others. This land is admirably adapted
10 the grnth of corn, and all small grain large por
ton of this land is thu forest growth well timbered and
most excellent Tobacco land 1t IT, likewise, well wa.
tered aud parts finely suited the growth grass
Terms liberal, and made known the day of sale.
NJ q. BOOTH, Commisson
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Another Railroad CALAMITY

fhiLApELPHtA, August "a train Of cars
on the belvldere a. Delaware Railroad was
thrown OH the track, near Lsmbertvile, last
nlght. len persons were killed and fifteen
wounded.
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Arrivai0 Of the Empire civ

NEW DIRK, August 3.-The Empire City
from Havana has arrived at quarantine, DO.
low thus city, where she is detained owing to
The existence of yellow lever on board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

DEATH OF DIR. BRowN-The venerable
Mathew Brown, d. d.. for many years presi-
ident Of Jefferson College, died in Ptlsburg on
Friday last. DIR. B. had attained to the ripe
age so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-06

Capt. Hedden, OF the schooner Black Squall
of Tuckerton, N. j., was drowned at Locust
Point, near Baltimore, on Monday night.
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New YoRK, August 9th
SOUTHERN FLoUR-.$5, 81 to So 6S.
WHEAT WulTE--$l 35.
CoTToN-Advanco 1.
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.

Will be sold. to the ighest bidder on the l6h OF
September next, Booths store, in Franklin county,
twelve miles east of Rocky Mount NINE LIKELY Me-
GROES, consisting of men, women and children These
Negroes valuable, and most of them Young Terms
liberal, and made knows on da3 of sale
Nj. q. BOOTH, Ex'r.
Of Benjmia Booth, decd.
J HNJ. SAUNDERS,
j. IL. BOOTH, EN-
Of John ID. Boofh decd