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Bailey who was formerly counsel for Mr.. Norton,
but who afterwards acted as arbitrator between the
two writes letter to the London Times under
date of Sept. l3, in which he exposes in crushing
manner the abuses heaped upon the unfortunate
lady by her husband He considers that there was
never more injured woman than Mrs. NJ and
that Mr.. Norton's conduct to her has been marked
by the grossest cruelty injustice and inconsistency
that ever any man displayed. The letter appears
to be a complete vndcation Of the lady.
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RICHMOND MARKETS-OcT. 5.
NnppErPEn

There is nothing of importance to note in our mar
ket to-day:
FLOUR.-Not so firm as yesterday, and decline of
12lc in New York has caused some dullness. There
were DO sales to-day that to our notice except
few 20 the bakers at S6.750S7.
WHEAT is still active at $50 to 14oc for prime
samples.
T0BACCO.-The breaks small. Sales at full pri-
ces.
COTTON YARNS.-Scarce and in demand, at an
advance of Is to 20c.
BACON.-Firm and tending up. Good Sides are
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CRUELTY TO HoRsE.--AlOertA ndeIsoh'
negro hack driver, in the service of Mr. J. Tins
lev was arrsigned before the Mayor yesterday, "a
aued. found guilty, aud ordered 10 stripes Tor cru
eltv 70 one of his masters horses, on BYRD stree,
near 7th street last Monday night, by which cruelty
the horse was knocked down and SO seronsly
fror. the blow that he has since died. Two o. lns
watchmen saw Albert drive up to the Richmond ana
Petersburg depot, about o'clock al night, when he
reined nm his team and commenced whipping one u
them. lie then drove of to the corner Of Byrd ana
TIL streets and here the officers saw the prison.
er whipping and backing his team as If about to throw
them into the canal Seeing bis harness ous Of nx.
they spoke to him about il and he got down a. II 70
arrange il. They passed on, and in their rounds,
some hours AFTER, discovered q horse lying 10 the
street. near where they had the driver standing
with his team the evening before. On examining
the moor creature they discovered that he had re-
ceiyed severe blow with some dull, heavy ipstru-
ment, upon the top Of the head
The defence proved that the injured horse was of
bad Character and like certain politicians in times OF
high excitement addicted to kicking out of the ira
ees.
Ia addition 10 the Jogging ordered, the Mayor de-
eided that the prisoner should be allowed 70 drive
upon the streets Of Richmond no longer. He was q
fellow Of high temper addicted to drink, and he
thought an unsafe guardian to be entrusted with the
lives and property Of citizens and strangen, who
might have occasion to need the services OF public
hack either IN the day or night time
This power y fully vested N tho hands Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-06

SALE OF NORTH CAROLINA MrNKs.-We learn
from the Charlotte, N. G., Wing that Green w.
Caldwell, a few days since, sold gold and copper
mine in that locality 10 certain New York parties
for $4,000. The mines had been worked som.
years since down to the waters level, and then
abandoned because Of the trouble and expense OF
working them
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SAD AccIDENT.-The schooner River Queen az
rived at Providence R. l., on Sunday, from Rich
mond, Va, in charge of Mr.. Inman, the mate, Cap
tain Orlando Linnell, her commander, having
been knocked overheard by the fore boom on Sat
urday night last when ten miles S. s. w off Mon.
tauk. Every effort was made to save him, but
without avail
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DC 6-1m No. l87 Broad sire

T YON'S KATHAIRON, for preserving,
delightful and wonderful article the world ever pro-
duced Its astonishing is without precedent
in the history Of the Materia Medica. Dark and
luxuriant curs soft and glossy hair with of ad
mirers (mark this ladies,) is the universal effect of
the Kathairon. Bald and grey heads perfectly
astonished. ''The Kathairon has fully restored my
hair after badness of IL years. A. j. Courtrght rs
Bond ST., N Y" The Kathairon is certain cure for
Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous diseases Sold
by all dealers everywhere. Try it. Price only 25cts
in large bottles. d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
16I Broadway, n. Y.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO. and ADIE l. GRAY,
wholesale agents. Richmond, oc 6-d1mif
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TERRIBLE SToRM.-We learn by telegraph from
Buffalo, that terrible gale occurred last Monday
Lake Erie. wreck was seen on the Lake, near the
Canada shore, with three clnging to the masts.
The steamer May Flower fired up to 60 to her as
sstance, but the sea was SO high that it was deem
ed imprudent tor her to venture out. The wreck
was afterwards seen with only one man upon it.
lfe.boat was subsequently sent to his assistance
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On the night of the 4th instant aged IS months
JOHN ARTHUR, son of Humphrey and Violet Cal
der
The friends of the family invited TO attend his
funer raj this Thursday evening O'Clock, from the
residence of his father Byrd street, between 1st
and I'd.
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The Toy, New York, Wing states that fire
broke out in the extensive beastead manufactory
at Lansingburgh, on Saturday night last, which
resulted in the total destruction of the building and
contents, and injury to adjacent property. The
loss of Mr.. Still the proprietor, about SIP 000
and the losses OF others probably amount to $4,000
or 5000 more.
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ROUTE MAIL AGENT ApPoIsTED--Nichola ].
Jardella, of Washington. has been appointed q
mail route agent TO travel Between Washington
removed.
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William Mating, aged II, butcher, has been
arrested In New York, and committed, on suspi-
cion OF having murdered the young German inmi-
grant, in West street. heretofore announced in this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-06

UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Richard Tay.
lor a colored man, living in Exchange alley. was
fined $40 and costs, for permitting unlawful
bly, of negroes in his house on Monday night.
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At Union Forge near Edinburg in Shenandoah
County, ayoung man named Hanson, was on the
svsh uit; thrown from wagon which he was. driv
Ing, while descending hill He was run over. ana
30 severely injured that he died in few minutes
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Ice AND Ssow.--It Is said that ice formed hall
an inch thick nj the White Mountain Station House.
n IT,, on Thursday night, and all the mountains ia
the vicinity are covered with snow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION EAGLE INFANTRY

ATTENTION EAGLE INFANTRY -
Attend Meeting of your Company, at Lafayette
Hall on Thursday next the 9th instant, at u O'CLOCK,
p NJ BY order of the Captain.
oc5 JOHN U. POWELL, ". ..
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-The
undersigned will furnish to Builders and Others,
LUMBER and TIMBER. of every description, OF
the best quality for Building and other Purposes at
ths most reasonable prices to be delivered at Rich
monl on the shortest notice.
0rders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his office
,nder the Metropolitan Hail. on Franklin street. viii
0e ocs11dsm SAMUEL B. BISSELL.
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire yes
terday morning, O'Clock, caused by the burn
ing of chimney on 18th street.
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DIED.

MoNEY FoUSD.-Who lost pocket book
containing money! We are advertising one.
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FRosT-We have had three or four he a
Wy frosts, and the weather has been admirable for
several days; but the farmers and gardeners in this
section complaining heavily of want of rain to
enable them TO plough.
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The .. :. sloop of war Albany sailed from New
York for the fishing grounds on the 4th,
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sANuEt a. BIssELL.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO THE SIOChdOLDEh
OF THF VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
will be held in Richmond on THURSDAY, the iotn
November 1858.
will travel free on the cars in going to
a1 ncs@.IONo j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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THE DESPATCH, Capt Cook, is now
Il ready to receive freight, and win leave on Sa-
turday, full or not full. A. S.LEE.
oc 6-3t
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SOMETHING NEW.-DAGUERREO-

SOMETHING W.-DAGUERREO-
~ TYPE HATS-Whilst nearly all descriptions
of gentlemen's wearing apparel have undergone
changes, the hat has in great measure, maintained
its original shape And yet every man of taste is
ready to admit that that shape is defective. 1t
is not capable of sheltering the head from rain
ssting the rays of the sum- it is anything else than
ornamental, and is troublesome article carry any
where else than on the head Now. whilst the
dersigned frankly confesses that he has innovation
to propose upon the present fashion, he neverthe-
less takes occasion say that he has made arrange
Inents whereby he add greater value to the mod
capillary ornaments. He proposes TO introduce TO
his friends and customers the DAGUERREOTYPE
HAT, an article every way faultless in manufacture
and mode, and possessing beautiful miniature like
ness of the owner.
Will his friends and the public call in at No. 1877
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, and examine specimens
He has likewise in store, entirely new and
lect stock of Fall and Winter II I S and Ca p S,
which he is prepared to sell, either wholesale
TAIL for small cash profit.
HATS made to order and warranted to please.
RICHARD MOORE,
No Rraa
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RFOTYPES.- sun pic

tpres have now become so general as TO attract no
particular attention. except when some artist OF I'M
usual merit presents himself for public notice suen
r indeed al the first water 1t seems that ola
Sol snes out for his especial benefit, or, at least
nart;.l IN our friend SIMONS. W
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !--RELIEF

Il IN TEN MINUTES! !-BRYANS PULMONIC
WATERS unfailing in the of Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Hoarsness, Difficult
Breathing Incpient Consumption and diseases of the
Lungs. They have no taste of medicine, and any
child viii take them. Thousands have been restored
to health that had before despaired. Testimony given
in hundreds of cases. A sins gle dose relieves in TEN
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan Spurious kinds
are offered for SALE Twenty-Five cents a box. Sold
by dealers generally. BRYAN * CO,
Rochester N. Y, Proprietors.
For sale by J. B. WOOD, Richmond; F. Fl. Robert
son Co., Petersburg; D. R. Lyman, Lynchbsrg; j.
H. Patterson Co.. Wheeling. &C 6-3ns
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TUE sITRsCRIBERS FOR STOCK,

for the erection of building for the omneI
of the Orders of Odd Fellows ald o Joint meet
~ Of The two Orders held in Masons Hat z e., II
tsmber to meet in said He'll on Tharsaayi o.n the
slant, al . o. eioSA' Ao- WIN w. WEISIGER,
Company. Chairman.
I f.
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FOR LYNCHBURG.-My Boats have
Il resumed their regular trips for Lynchburg, and
will leave regularly every Wednesday and Saturday,
at o'clock p NJ. A S. LEE
oc 6-lw
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SECOND CAsE.-A. Muller, the keeper of
a confectionery Franklin street, fined S. and
for selling ardent spirits to be drunk in his
house without having obtained license. There
were five other cases against this person which the
Mayor dismissed Also held to bail in 800 for his
good behavior.
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TNHE subscriber wishes to employ two
Il journeyrnan TAILORS, Immediately, Tor the
Fall work. ". H. MANNER
GoRDoNsvILLE, Oct. 5, 1855 Sta
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pHENIx- RANK.-The Notes OF this
;s.,a xvill IL redeemed In Richmond by Il 4. PAlRo
Co; in Wsshinstsn City BY pAiRo NouhsE
90 22-fp
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-pr AND CLOTH CLOAKs,

VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKs,
', ~ u-a.ade silks Rich Cashmere Plaids, plain
ana md de- LANES; French Embroideres In great
Sasiety: Mourning Goods of every KIND; Hosiery N
eo'nI; Prints Ribbands in variety &c. &C. &c.-
large and wen selected Stock of the best styles OF
these goods, just receivedby MP pp1cr.co
= k.,v aa1 a. ta
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NOT PROSE D.-A yellow woman,
named Mary Smith, was brought before the Mayor
yesterday morning, to answer complaint alleged
against her of using insolent and abusive language
Anna Hughes, the 4th inst, hat Miss Fl. had be-
come satisfied that Mary would interrupt her
mo<e and as she willing to let by-gones be by
cones. refused to appear in bekalf of the Common
wealth and the Mayor dismissed the warrant
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Wv p BIGELOW. ACCOUNTA

w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND cOPYISI1Ofice, for the present, in the Law
building will keep the accounts OF those having no
Kseners In their examination of the same, Gc VIII
also copy all kind of Writing. Nc seT-lm
HENRY G.. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds kc for New York, Pennsy lvania, ONO, NORTH
Carolina Tennessee, &c.
PRACTICES in the Courts Of Richmond city Fnd Hen.
rico county. WIN attend promptly to all Legal ana
Once on Franklin near Governor street.
a ZGtu
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NcCLUNG'S FAMILY FLOUR, made
M from pure White Wheat, receiving on con-
Segment, for sale by J.J' FRI
oc9
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Greenwich street, New York. - .frp.
cf1sNDIsE for the California and Oregon Markets
JosEPH ). COOKE.
cEoALEwfs COOKE. "a 81
WILLIAMS ~ &Ss@ss
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DOMESTIC HARDWARE.-POr
~ and bell metal Preserving Kettles, and
stew Pans, wafer and waffle Irons, Coffee RoasteTs,
Muffin Bakers Gnddles, Soup Digesters, Fish Ket-
ties, Fry Pans Oyster Grdirons Fire Carriers coved
Spiders. Bake Ovens, Pots, Cinder Shovels, Coal
Holds, &c, for sale az BULKLEY & CO.'S,
oc6 I57 Main street.
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IT S. MAIL LINE-Leayes FRI

DOR PHILADELPHIA sail on
Il THURSDAY. the 9Th inst. at s o'clock A. NJ
The Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt Nit
chell, is ready to receive freight, and will sail
above.
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For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN.
N. B. Goods remaining the wharf twenty-tour
hours after the arrival of the Steamer will be stored
at the expense of the consignees.
&C r. R., Agt u S. S. C.
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COFFEE.-735 bags Rio Coffee, prime
ocS s1A'''s ~ = DAVENPORT. ALLEN L co.
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t1LAl Il w AIt4hLHkc.--SiduC Vi Vic Uceb
Il English Japanned Ware, Brass and Iron joints,
Coal Holds, Cinder Shovels, with great variety Of
Japanned Wares, now receiving. for sale by
ZIMMERMAN,
oc6 Corner Main and 18th streets
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RARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
- at GOLDSMIT'S cheap Dry Goods Store, No.
Al Main street. Having very recently purchased q
very large amount of GOODS for cash, he is enabled
to efer great inducements, his motto is small pro-
fits and quick sales. oc6
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Uo'm you !Iani choice Barcaia,
O. ! OFFER for sale my plantation one
tsiii mile East of Marshall, containing one
1.-A-A hundred and tiriy acres oi land. eighty
Of WITCH are under cultivation, fresh and pro.
dueiNe land. All the necessary building. for
small plantation are 90 tAe place. together
with a good orchard
This place Is a very desirable one. from the
fact that Il il 50 near the excellent schools in
Marshall and would mention, that it can be
be bought, with al It's improvements cheaper
than house and lot IN town.
IN town, yon would get, at most, 100 fee,
square by buying my place you would nave
$50 acres
l'er-ou. de..rous Of purchasing can obtain
a bargain, by making immediate application TO
the subscriber
! have also one hundred and twenty-five
hogs i've or SIX hundred hn,hcl. II corn. aud
II lot Of farming utensils, which can be pur.
chased with the place.
l.. VI DADE.
Nov. -, ls53 l5U
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PROSPECTUS
of tuE
SCIENTIFIC tNEEIt
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s45o Ia Splendid rrizesi slso

Volume ! \ ut the SfNTrtU AMERICAN
commences on lte l1th oi sept mb,r II Is
chiefly devoted 90 ,br advancement oi tine W.
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NJ. W FIR y !.

JAMES ". CURTIS. & q J. TAYLOR,
- having purchased the entire interest Of T.
6. firfce. Esq, in the late firm 81 Pierce, 1ay-
Tor q Curtis, beg leave 10 inform their friends
and ihc public generally, that they viii eon-
tnue d mercantile business. at the old stand,
under the name and style OF CURTIS & Tay.
LOB. They have ln storc an extensive assert
mcut az goods, of almost every s,rl, ard "a.
neiy and which thry viii sell ~ low rs any
beu~e "a Texas, Ter cash, or or the usual ,me
to a,bi-pay my customers
CURTIS & TAYLOR.
Marshall, June Is, 1853 n5i-ly
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SC hO0l tdyertise Mcnts
MARSH INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS,


Marshall, Harrisoa county Jsrds
THIS Institute, situated in retired part Of
the beautiful town Of Marshall. viii be
opened for tRe reception of pupils, on the lst
Monday ia September and continue o months
The design It the Principal Of this establish
mcnt Is io furnish parents aud guardians all
education Of their daughters and Nard, with
an the advantages at = well furnishe t. commn-
dIou- building ample apparatus, and highly ed.
ucatcd, experienced teachers The course Of
Instruction Viii bc most thorough 90 lje lower
and higher Lsetisn asAN,uEs, with particular
attention 10 NAfHEMArI,s. Latin aid French
val also be taught, the latter hy q native
frcnchmau, graduate OF one OF lae most Gel.
rhrstrd universities on the continent.
The Music Department viii he under the
control Of a teacher who D. equally competent
to instruct upon the Organ. Piano, or Guitar
II Vod every eHlri w.l De- made 10 present
all the advantages ct oldrf and long c~iab.l shed
schools, ia other patt, ~ lhe country The
q cplI1e Wil' he administered knlly nod
firmly by The Principal Pupl-Mhi be- required
tp attend public worship ou the sabbath toe
Principal always giving lhe parent OF guardian
'te privilege of selection among the four
e4unhe- ia the village, at the time of en-.
trance.
The rates Of tuition and board are - FOL
loss, per session of - mouths
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jefferson AdverttSrnentS.

I W. plrkIN, Dealer in Groceii 10, DRY
-. Goods, Clothing, Iron, Na'is, eic.. etc
Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas. (\exi door,,o
DR.. pugh's Drug Store)
Feb. >, isJI. ".
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IN TTIENN IT II TTIa -TT'UFffv 0HT
W t.nratiar at Iam. Henderson, Ru.k
90. Texas, Wlil praelice IA Tie District courts
oi The -isih nnd 100 portion Of the nth Judi-
cid Districts also "a Tie supreme aud r,dernl
court. at Tyler Undivided attention will b..
gwen to all hn.iuc-s eonhded to hi care Par.
ticuiur attention To- The collection Of ciaiins and
the prompt remittance ct ra0ine- collected.
lie ~ili ael as agent for the pnrcha-e and sale
# land. and IN the Investigation OF land ustes
upon reasonable terms.
Henderson Texas. Mafuh &C. 1881 ~
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County Of Harrison.
~-OTICE IS hereby given that W J Blocker,
\ administrator of the estate of J. W
s,,n.on, deceased, has filed an Application to
-. hi, accounts with said estate and that
~ se.oants viii bee opened al the tcrm Of the
,,.,, court to be held Ia and for Harrison
1t. Texas, on tn" last Monday in Dccem.
ls53. IL tr.ng the 2Gih day thereof, io'
w. ,o,,atlen aod allowance, when sud whcr'
:. ,..r.ons Interested may attend and conies
,fm Il lhey tans proper
w. O. ilENDRlCk, Crk.
NV !. lsl3 IL ir
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b order OF sad court
q. nENORiCk, CHI
Nov. ,, 1913 10 Il
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hk.6ttl A. 4 ARD.

hR y. \. MORGAN, has located perma.
l neutY mile- NORTH Of Marshall IIay.
ing recently supplied himself yith stock 81
he,h and genuine medicines. he is prepared to
practice bis profession m aliiis branches.
lir viii be found AZ his residence at all times
"h,n up' professionally absent
Feb 49, l~53. u33-Gm
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Marshall, May II, 1853 nl5- /
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Fair Y; arniur.

I Ill persons are iutRarued ,gans, cutting
Y doan or carrying ~ tn,hcr from my
..rl- Persons tal> offending will be prose.
yUi,d to the almost iiae- oi the ap
t.. FRASER.
JHn : lSb3 2Ty
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1 NV SCHOOL.


WILL. open "A s,hou. 90 lhc Republican
| Academy, 800 tHe tt.,g ot Marshall en
Nsndn tho l9.l m-', aud continue uttI '1r
lph 90 Dcrclnber next mak ng a ,e>-l"u 81
three mouth,
RAT oF r'iIIuS g.t >E>,'n.
Ancicul l4n.s se. and hallcm'H,., 5000
Engu-h Gmwmar Geography aud
A. hmtur, 100
Rea3.ug Writing. and Arithmetic 300
hope to bc able. with rhc experience ae-
qu.red from teaching several -e.,ian, to give
r,ncfai satisfaction. both as regards the pro
press ,od dl-c.p.H" of the school Al ask
J, a far rs. \ liberal share of patronage
earnestly solicited.
JOHN :. ANDERSON.
S,ptcmher e, iN53. nj IT,
books. .Iooks! hooks!
1--WE undersigned ore receiving h"' A.
soriarut oi school books cHoice, hi.tpf.
.ral. religious, and stat bars, and miscellaneous
hook----a qusnuN of novels, albums. port
tulioa. letter, iosl,cap, and record paper en-
velope. Of all Kinds, pens luNs, aud motto
waters g., Ac.
Young ~ JOHNSON.
April a,'aa "
tt btlisN Ut tN't T.
.ssv THE undersigned has 'n han
80 !. seteri haggrs, WHICH h' VII
-Al--- sell ,eD lo~ for cash.
Call ami see.
WM. VI JOHNSTON.
De, 90. ls53. nl5-f
Farm FOR sale,
- SITUATED about three and a halt
H,.: miles from Marshall and about quar-
Ella ter OF mHc from TIE Port cadd'
road, containing
Sv Hhadred and Siag SIR Acre';
ahou, one hundred and twenty. li,c under en-
closure, and Ia high state OF cultivation
a rood double log dwelling and several negro
CABINS The above place Is seil waietrd, and
has one Of the best -prug~ ON 1t IA Hanson
county. the !aud !. line. aud, la every re.peet
the lorstan is q desirable one Those Wishing
a eaoic. bargain Nil apply 81 once TO
VI STEl\LEI\.
Oct 90. 1853 II