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The Turkkh War.

The highly important and interesting accounts re-
ceived by the steamer Atlantic Of the Turkish war,
induce us to appropriate hrge portion of space
to-day to their publication. We compile the follow
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BrSrASs TAnLEAUN.-The moving Panor,m, of ,bs
Bunyan TableauH is ON exhibition at ODD Fellow
Hall IL is an Illustration of Bunyans aesory of The
Pilgrims Progress to which the scenes are made 10
conform viii, unmistakeable precision
Ii ~ strkingy cmblcmslc OF the course of human life
applying however, more particularly that unhappy p
grmage OF the just earth The Pilgrims resignation
10 the advortes which beset his dreary path the honc
which he gathers from perspective glance at the Cee
ua City, which opens his view ia the distance. mr.,
features in the aegoy than which nothing can bc mor
happy in its analogy the life of the lust man in il,
darkest phases The subject in all regarded a.,
beautifully Illustrative of the OF human life its
sweets and bittcrs, its woes and pleasures particularly
they are viewed in their effects upon he Just life o,
unblemishei virtue innocence aud parity has uscep.
tibty OF discomfort aud 50 the aIegory has il
This may be- said to form the principal feature in the illus
tration OF its force and truthiunes it is portrayed
in the Pilgrims course will no description
To those who indifferent TO the sneers of the world
dixie ourselves who live in disregard of every bit
ter taunt and unchartabe rebue appropriateness
this part we'll its merit in production could be more
readily realized.
As work OF art it reflects credit not only upon those
by whom was wrought but the country to which ,hey
belong. IL il Just such work would be expect,d
from the hands OF such genius Huntington 1t is
worthy OF him. Ii is stupendous work, and notyith.
standing the great length OF the alegoTy as has been
produced by Bunyan the painting bears the stest
iormy TO every detail III the The expressions
OF the Pilgrim made accord in the happcst manner
to every circumstance in his dTcaTy progress whasoev
character
There are three sections in this painting the last
which represents the passage OF Christana the wife of the
Pilgrim, with her family through the scenes as the
Pilgrim.
We must cay that great interest impaired the al.
egory by the very peTspicuous in which the
ngcr details rather rectcs the dream OF which IL Is an
Illustration Ii well worth public NOTICE. and would
advise all to go and see it. The charge is tring-ouy
20 cents.
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As 1SFANoUs PRAcucE.-NeSt to an incendiary VIC
would class in tho same connection, ruian who shouts
a false alarm of nre Theatre Public Hall while
crouds within It. On Tuesday night last some one or
two nhuman villains, matured in years in villainy a.
their voices evidently showed got in front of Odd Fellows
Hail. while the Panoroma exhibition aud with
voices which lc unmisak cable evidence Of their
and volume IN the general which II among
the audience cried out Fire FIRE. AZ very nati.
raj 10 suppose all became alarmed started from their
seats and made for the door, while ladies' became horror
stricken, hncying there was DO shat the
cry had reference to the building within which they sat
The shout suddenly rendered in such close proximity 10
the Hall without being preceded by faint cry, which
could prepare the audience for sgch flemish veil WA
well calculated to produce such disastrous effects as the
public but familiar With from accounts and occur.
rcnccs from such elsewhere The alarm however
subsidized, there being repetition Of the Infamous crv
There Is guilt in this practice Of giving false alarms M
der any circumstances but much when the alarm
given in hearing OF large audience. and rendered
to he understood to r"tel TO the building in which they
arc seated
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MARKETS.
Wright. Gandr 4 Co, Circnlnr. |

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is, lS5S.-Siuce the sailing of the
Canada on the inst Cotton has been
iney quiet Notwithstanding the advces per Asia since TO
htuu partially confirm the previous reports Of killing
frost an the cotton growing regions. The limited
OF the trade from Their reduced sumpton tel
lug upon the demand AMI specuito,s in the uncertainty
attending the al the East iuducement TO ope-
rate extensively and the American ad'res which would
under other circumstances have caused excitement
hav" ONLY lad the effect OF sustaining last Fridays quota
ton, at w..ich the market closed tauirly.
The transactions in our Grain market have becu con
fined the wants OF the trade and prices for both wheat
and flour remain the same Friday last Indian corn
meets With hu" inquiry excepting damaged parcels lor
feeding purpo5's
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lIames McHenrs,. CIr,nlar. |

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full quotations last advised the daily business large but
without auimltou the stocks in this port are reduced o
100000 bbls. Hour, and 10000 quarters wheat more
than half the hour i OF condition Indian corn Is onv
taken IN merest retail.
IMPORTANT To SHIPPERS or FLOUR-The follow.
inc rules adopted by the Liverpool Corn Trade Assoca
ton, al genera! meeting OF the members held on the
10th Of June contain matters OF some importance not
only 20 shippers but TO mcrs who grinding "a
port The rules intended opera ton on an
alter the lst OF January, 1854;
THAT buyers OF all grain d0ur aud meal must APP
prove OF tire opE as early possible after the purchase
effected. Should written notice sent to the Her
by o'clock the day OF sale rejecting the bulk sta
ting cause why t cannot be ,amineI within that time
the purchase 10 be binding.
I-That carriage be allowed incurred at the sci
ler's expense.
Nl-That tie sellers responsibility shall cease on deliv
cry into The other cOnveyances from the ship
quay, or warehouses-the purchaser finding sacks il
quirei.
iV-That rent aud fire insurance on all grain -four and
meal warehouse, be borne by the seller fourteen DAYS
from the day Of sale, unless delivery shall previously
taken place
V.Ttat deliveries be completed within fourteen run.
ming days from the day of sale.
NI-That seven running DAYS from the day of sale be
allowed 20 buyers OF our, during which period they
reject sour On and after the eighth day, damaged flour
only TO be rejected.
NlI-That each barrel of flour from Canada and all
American Ports, be considered weigh CT $50. gross
All deficiency from this weight be allowed for. For
egn sack tour To be weighed gross aud Hour and sack
be inyOicei per ESQ lbs.
NlI-That all disputes arising out Of transactions con
nected 9Th the trade, be referred any members OF
the committee, (chosen tue dispUtiuP parties such
members choosing third Arbitrator Who shall also be
member of the committee fee of s. to be paid on the
entering II each for the support Of the Association
aud Ice of 2ls 70 be pull each Arbitrator for every
requisite sitting.
w.,
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LNOn LYNCHBUHg.-The Canal Boat -.
~ DIsPATCH, Capt Cook, is ready ftiLi
receive ffeighi, and vIi Leave on saturday,
fall OF not fuii. tds2- As LII
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AnrTrTFD SrIcDE-Mr Thomas LogEooi attempted
to commit suicide in Wall street. O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, by hanging himself from spar which
extonded from he top Of ono hie hed.nos % another
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~, gnde Sstaod In many county tina,
would b. candidate for the Office
he term u ~o years from the nst July next but a.
persons may not snnS IT, and in obedience
81 my friends nov declare myself candidate for thr ,.i ON
90 she'u OF Louisa county The
Deputy shsd Tor nearly six In the county
eSssarN TO say thing Il qualification Should be yS
pleasure to elect me- will endeavor The duties Mil
ficlity. EklsnH nfTE a.
December 2, ls5s-elautw. ~ "N""NeS
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- N"hrr.iirnt- of this botis"
-ha, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day neY,
me hours Of ocecl, A. NJ O'Clock r. NJ AT H. ~ ~
dispositions and othrTs 70 tsAe the
u'ehdinR IA The County Court 81 Chest
n ons Nin'nator Of James S.mma, deeca-ed Is pia5tn
'hd yourselves, and myself and Others
ieto which suit is enforce specific esrcution 81
~ safe OF lot Il land with the
IN sali town. made by the decsdeut
70 me a. biTgsned II for said depositlons ~.
n'ht Jay they vail he a.
-" i, ,UP"'''' HENRY cUHNiEGHAM,
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III SiCHNuND DANCING ACADEMY, DnSllu- u,ty-
NJ CuAs MEyoY respectfully announces ,hat bis Gu,
' hc coming season VIII Commence FRIDAY
~ - o'clock for Eentirrncn. aad SATURDAY The 81 \,
ciuct n NJ laiiC-,
class will meet every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY Tyrr
ia''ns hc season. The misses class every TUESDAY A.
ernocn at ~ O'clock and 81 iURDAY
The usual faeiits for the rapid Advancement az dc cb
VIII nc -rcd and every style Of
es new ,neef La mperalo, Blssn-p AasonaIse PEI
10 ION, those
do 80 At hs oPsnng az Mr. NJ Win ausYtsr mi @
pupils will be tai ca School will have br, i'm "
week Terms Tor the quarter, '''
Privac ClassS1 either t,x.,
the openng OF the School NJ. ma D. NJ
days before the opening and any day aftsr H. a.
"iNTEH STOCK OF FASHION >HLr nunys Z, -,
w sHofs AT RErAIL-The attention of ths pUhe -
specially invited TO our large stock otho ss5
Goods consisting la - " ~SS' -A"'Ii
OF Gal. M
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MAYORS CovNr l,srERpAN-Beaiinga Waite Girl
JOG pAoa. free colored rul,an. brought up on
enase OF pursuing white girl named Josephine Cronn
In the street and beating her with a stick.
Inc gri was about ten or twelve years old She said
'oa sue was returning from her aunts by Main street,
ON "Wednesday evening this fellow came up to her aud
said abe beat his brother She mad. oil and he pursue
her across the street, aud having overken her be. her
with stick She then made her way in all haste TO ano.
ner aunt OF hers who lived on the hill Mr. Ross
factory lie pursued her again, aud finding he was an
preaching too near her, she took refuge behind nil. Of
panks lie overlook her however aud was In the act O,
striking her again. when the watchmea came up and mr.
rested him.
Waterman Boas stated that about o'clock on Weines
day evening he aud his partner wasseman were coming
up Main street near Mr. Ross factory when he observed
girl running towards the hill apparently In a fright lie
observed I" asse'an that the girl running ii
'h'ng was the matter with her, and said proper
they should 20 aud If anything WAS wrong lie ran
towards her As he reached the place this girl was stand
ing behind the pile of timber. while the negro had his
stick uptci to strike her Ga observing him he dcsst.
cd, aud endeavorcd to make away. They arrested him
before he could get away.
lie ordered "thirty nine" We vvop5,- If bo will
try that game again.
T,cspassip1 JoseDh Il Inis-,on-Jpbn Co,,rcI UNA
brought up on charge OF going into Mr. Anderson =
work shop and interfering with the men while a, work
Robert : Archer, manager the Tredcg,r Works sta
ted that he discharged this Wednesday afternoon for
dsobcdicnce OF orders Yesterday morning he came to
the Rolling Mill and was interfering with the workmcn
anu seemed disposed TO create some disturbance among
them lie refused to leave when ordered He told the
man who worked in his place, that he was there where
upon the man discontinued his work lie (wituess) did
not believe he had intention of melting nsuborna
ton among the operatives The of hs interference
was that he caused the to remain idle
The man stated that he had occasion to GO up the coun
try to get employment and that he had gone no other
purpose than to get his wages.
Mr. Archer said II he there the first Saturday af
ter the l5t OF this month"; they would be orthcom
ing.
lie was discharged with admonitiou not to 90 there
again.
f'"ed-henry LYMAN fined a dollar for leaving
ooA IN front oil his store Main during night
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NE.HaEs o. THE LEGISLATURE daily arriving in this
city, to enter upon the discharge Of their Legislative du-
ties next Monday.
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Tnr MrrHoDIsr PRoFFRrr SUrr.-The important Prop
eTtr Question: the New York Times the 29th be.
tween the two branches OF the Methodist Church are
happy to learn, about he amicaby adjusted in this
City.
Judge Mclean, Welding to the request Of both
parties has consented TO t umpire, and lac is now in
this city for that purpose Rev. Drs. smith and Euy, Of
Virginia: Green, Of Tennessee and Parsons of Kentucky
appcaras Commissioner for tie Curch South and Mcssrs
Cislton, Phillips Porter aud Rev Dr. Peck act tor the
Northern Church Tho Commission will probably be oc-
curied in the consideration OF the during the week
and We trust that ttc result Of it, action will be final
close Of one Of the hmcntable ecclesiastical contro
ycrscs the country has ever known
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Tug Nrrn5E CAsT.-on Friday last the Counsel for
Tfayer md Wilson submitted motion for a new trial ON
tie ground that the verdict contrary to evidence
u vas urged chat the testimony Perkins not entitled
urr, ani that the reminder Of the evidence was only
sufficient OF ITSELF TO raise -spcion Of guilt against the
pr.1uGr7. 1ba Covrt oscr.ulcd the motion regarding
the Jury ~ the Judges IN the case Of the weight aud cred-
bihfv ol the testimony.
On Monday The prisoners s,arned the bar and
n dcuarY crowded Corft House received the final sen
ietce Of the hwtO be confined in JAIL until Friday the
9Th DAY Of January next, and then taken by the Sheriff
% 10" place Of execution aud hung Lt the nerl I'LL dead
The sentence viii be- found IN full in smother column
When asked, "a the form Of the law II they had any
thing tp -Iy why Judgment should not be pronounced
against them. TrlVer made como rrua'- ~ substance
H4nrr' NH' hr wee aa innocent of hc crime la The gu
gels Of ue.FeU,tbt Ho Owned han in hi4 pos
session the hammer tbit killed COleu1u-tat ha lie waa
sworn away. Wilson mofely sdi1 e mn innocent ol
ihi7 crime ! know nothing about t.'-G 'auiou Sp,.
. No.. co..
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hiT a. not on the next fair day, Land beIonging ny
I ,ohn Daniel dec"a 81. lying side o, VIM
i !" s '"ans Of Cumberland There 1891 acres in Ia
iA'gc proportion - In woods
I,u shd twenty acres Of low grounds improv, mems en-
istoi narn and several tobacco houses.
" Weti adapted tn the a oh f''NN's'-
ItEAoA credit of aud years equal Inst.Iuen,.
purchaser giving the
retained AZ further ~ $3.50 AZ n.n ~" &c
dr2-laNtds y. iN"tT
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SrfciL ErrcTioS PRrScEss ASyr-Oa Thursday
the 2ith inst, an election held in Princess Aunc
County for Delegate to the General Assembly in the
place Of Col Nuuden, deceased which resulted in the
election Of John woodhouc, Esq, Cw.J Tho following
the state Of the poll.
J. woodhousc, W. 90. ]. n. James, d. 26e
j. Wooihousgs minority s.--"orfo't f-cyaiL
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m MrOlINNT i-Yaang nrI,on,- iIonhleI ID .-.,-7-

nfohiNNl'-loung persons troubled Ia a.,
u pAek and ons, dizz.ncss, dimnes
general lack %
ineei by indulgence in certain habit
effects on both the mind and body TOO non
may ma certain aud speedy
padl ps ASHTON Broadway o. York CITY sttny
we ar enaTs OF Their case; the
"i iorald to them eY mall his Curative or
acconia MED ny important 10
This Instrument f.ftH,bl produces M.
ING @ use ani has been spoken Of in the highest terms by he
various hrfcN JlrHIs a. the SHiV
ease IL ~ OF silver and will be sent c-suy packed To
dress ma s'i '"-
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BATTLE or
BATTLE or pLgENIT7N - VICTORY OF TIL
TuEIS-TwELyE HUNDRED RUSSIANS NILE
AND WOUNDED

flI.l.llI
AID WOUNDED.
yuo intelligence uon tho se.t OF War has crowded out
ucwE OF cvc'r of.r description, ruf7. i-fluing which
30 b. extremely dlsuit so a..ro ataugthir I. con
ncc'ei narrative. 800 fhr confusion oi co.. iieo-y aI
united i" ..c1es t.t ipIUa ,n ,..r o. tue markets
of PaJs aud isuJpr From the materials h,i,r. d.. So,
urc enabled tI ',r He ... OF iur events chat nave
hH-Hfsi uP T." tu present i'Dr decisive battle was
I hpltF looked i.r Report -tya tc Dltc has aIseli.
been fought at OF nsi bucharest aud victory is yarouv
assigned To- UiIugr eide.
The only authentic statement of any rcprse The TURK
have .lt with, b. thnt The morning Of the 9TH teir
force OF gUuJ compelled 60 cyseu,te the I,uI I'm
front OF trc Ftfnus bu.,fn position Gurrsro Iu con.
rlst TO i- trhng check have 90. details Of the fol
lowing brilliant victor
Tur BAIir Or 1f7rsr1e, We have r,.- l,,,,r.t Cd
cnln'' oi i. hr7t encounter between tho Na-lori and
h"..u- proves tohlro been au affair of much 7o-.
importance iHY 40 fret stated After rou.iru..I t,.
'hr iui.H ammunition became CrhausicI-arI s,.5 DE-
via 'fl'- o Mus.om warfare, ta, entire Turkish force
charged hr on"ur with hlyon,f and sabre and s,t.r
men n' n rnrl The Ru.-Iu- lee twelve hundred on
'' teii 900 BILLED and wounded. and were driven bach u
"u bu'tlf-f "h"r. heavy hrr from the artillery Of .
place. brought Hp the pursuing Turks who brn returned
Co Otcr'i au1 our1mpni upon the held their fret caro-
being 'o 'rUi7 he position The bate was fought within
triangle oi land formed h7 the artrrs Of tho Aryr and
D'1aD' "u5 hne ih'nan1 Turk we're engaged bat ihov
I nad "ccIp'l 'FonH quarantine building aud M old re
doubt situated iu tHe piiu near tho DANUBE, me- vol ,s
the village From this position they throw shot and sbai
with great effect up 20 tho very entrance III vi,,-
whence 'cu D'nrcubcrr vas directing the attack
clcrraphir despatch aent 10 the v,.,rb C,~or,-,.
and mm, dr'cy ION 18Th ns communicated 10 the Tar.
ks Minister OF Pans, that The Ruaasue TWICE dr-o
the IurF- tom their position b1t that ON the third d,
10Y '- despatch called November 4h,l the Turks die
pcracd iho Rlss'ns with the los above stated TIN. Rue
sian o'' in "h'"ri Ua7 particularly severe the cr.fp's
marksmru having apparently cnl.pv1fcd 10 pick IN ,s
many a.. 'ncF could u ,f plrtirullry noticed that tho
disabled uI.ru Gre almost without cyccrtior yoYg-aI
hY The cpucu hII' oi tuc c1s.ur rsauiaptl or~1rot
on tho model of 'he celebrated Frrr-h cF,s-rpr. 81 y
ccnnc'. The Turkish artillery was beautifully sorrrJ --
The Bn',7ls, too, stood m,nfIy 20 thcr arms and the
ahair had III the features Of pitched haue Omer Pa
sha dd not command 10 person The position Of Otenit
"a very strong the len wing Of the Turks being pro,ee
ted by the river Ards (Ardrsch the right by swamp
impossible TO horse sod the by the fortress Of s
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g shoes Doot' and Hats ,"ei,onTh' morning at Io

the OF ono hgiI bcd post 70 another
go SHOES Doos and Hats ,1ciion-Th morning at
O'clock, without rcEar ri % weather, ny
DEE DuNLoP, HoSoURT q co.
81 M0riIEHs' BREtSI CtOTHs.-Thssc Cloths will DO
IN prevent Rising Breasts vc speedy
relief to pain in the nursing mother arising from
cold or other than thing tuszn the
day They discomfort to the mo-
" cncvcr daEosabic symptom inflammation
from any cause exhibits itself, they rvc rcc
and in every instance the Rising thou
sands who ru1cr " during the period n nu1ns
for using thcse Cloths accompany them.
They arc e. sale exclusively b. ADGE & GRAY
ncg2 Main street Richmond Virginia.
~ Hlriaond N,brnarun-Thc Committee on this nstitu
ton have made for
present month Among IRa.i srd engaged r a. course y o. s2e
Rsy. !. Mosfs, 81 G L. Sod HON Holsc,.
Nc & So ? Gs%o S s nc S.s. O, q y,.
d Rs 9G sn h. . .s :, II, %, sSJp lecture
NMatHE riDr wtTfR onIsr VII ~ NtC
TioN-By direction Of the viii n Dr VIM. Tacm, dord
nc a ,9. Zoe aS , W 5, %SsST pop,ly
sS 81 abs lve s bout MILL m. sI S S@ e s"h'"
The Mn built ia 1850 Is - by 80 st, high framing
tt ,assa ofbrsE lad 70 6e., ydrauc iSueni
so"yaSng .io Gu.e Of s,n f, M 80 , saasd ~
n rh - zee, =" dam,,e ana 90 lss sss dayos
and reared to vol or a5od udc,
on ds, ,qu, bu'he per daybut 90, VS. ss
SIRE The POND covering 10 q and aud vessels dTaEibg
feet water discharge their At The Min
stones n good quality Tor grinding ghett and M the
~ machinery for manufacturing houf be atsched little
|
side of strssn Hi BE- sold with the
Mil Fbbing flowing % the tide inches
Most 81 The meal sold Ia Norfolk and brought from
Petersburg and other places a. The of freight, commission
storage. The proximity u this Min 10 market this
the meat being de ygrcd 10 from The hoa attach
ed 70 the Mil and being always fresh, all thst ground
WIN ready sals nd not being agctedy rehcts drought
d WsD grnds az usual When meal commands The highest pr
ees. Com can always be- purchased ~ NorfoW.
~ 20 eHlefpsinF purchaser, mill mrht b. built the
same stream, the water being sufficient while al the
ecT devred II Nor either Tor sale or Shipment N0r passes
through The Dismal swamp Canal within mile n the Mn
The 'grpton and capacity on ii furnished ~ Mr Jno
v AtFvo who superntended ts erection and knows
| sonh nbscryation e what u ls capable.
Tho 7u0rbeT will tstc pleasure sovnf the
one do'c g purchase and give Information personally
/ ~ letter. Address, Norfolk, W.
1tsa Payments 10 three equal instruments Of ~ and -
months 70 BE- secured ~ bond With Hftatoy security 70 bear
interest from date aud the te retained anita e whole purehss
| money Q paid. FHANKLtN POHTLOCK,
| admir-, with thc vii AuueSedt
/ de3-wtda OF NJ. WIN. Tatcn, decd
TOGNAC BRANDY "Ctstllou Co., "Henncsscy' "O'ard,
- Dupuy Co" Brandy, half pipes ioI sale ~ -. . 10
rUUiEHMONErEnss-J. W. RANDOLPH has Just received
70, flperor Theroeers Of various sse' made erpress
~ 70 HE order. del
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n nnMn,n n,,c,,. c,nrM1 nm . MAnHAnp

uxpu htNt-Ihe Brick House occupied III q
- hnscy ESQ, on Grace str1ct, bcween
suitable for large family Possession given by he is jan iii
-i--.-
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Mslsing shoes, slippers, Jenny Lind. AMI Tie.
" Mor. anj Kid noots, thick ana Thin s,Irs N'
isnts. best Double soled Dress Boots


Aio-Mssrs, Chhir"n's, BoyS Servants Root, md NJ
W ICY lusIlD and price. Purchaser
the Ladies, salOon," where re,.IV. III
VIII - oueTcd good Goods at t. Price "a
80
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~ decree Of the County Court Of eEeo pronounced on the
ION day Of November, 1852 lrch Co and ais
~ Cartrrs Executor vii
Tor The purpose sell at the late residence Carter
ceased THURSDAY the 18th for
key Negro Men, supposed 20 be between thirty
yyears old JOHN o. CARTER,
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III ohth shhiNAhN, Phystc SpTing-Ihe nfh session ~
- thus school will
continue ten rssnths without vacation ~
board .ncudsS every necessary, except lights $50 m
fngtah.
Contingencies, >,
ted Illness " N' " ''-''~-'
My address is Gravel mn, Buckingham county Va
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