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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04

NOTICE. 5s1o
LII accounts against, in favor OF me. wish pre-.
n scented possible for adjustment, at the
old stand Main Street. Keller. Farnsley a. Co..
where they will bn attended too in person b, tho
aid firm. e. - yiJH fN L. bELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04

DEMOvED.--Tbe undersigned has removed to the
house Of Mrs Dr. Traon three doors above the Sher.
wood House, opposite tho mansion OF Al. Ross, Esq., OF
First Street, Doctors .dreRHe. r.. -l-r-
Office at the old First ST., two doors above Main
where he may be found at all tines unless professional
engaged. ljc2el j.. X. WILCOX, NJ. ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
ROBERT FERGUS.


Lumbe Yard... l..
L have also on hand, large supply Of Pine Lumbe
seasoned Also, $1,000 feet dressed Flooring.
COffins...
large supply of all kinds and sizes hand. All the
above articles will sell on the most reasonable terns.-
Dwelling house next the shop. ljy225ml
LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
9 Messrs. WETZEL & KLINTW oR
-Y would inform the public that having recently
~ established i'm Lamasco City, a Steam Furniture
Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus, Bedsteaa Wardrobes and several other kinds
of Furniture by thus enabling them to furnish these
articles lower than purchased elsewhere in This city
and at Caeinaat Fet0ry prices. Their work IN every
respect is equal to that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They also prepared do Turning WORK ofevery des
crpton and viii be prepared to furnish country manu-
acturers with what they desire in this particular The
tenon Of those wanting Furniture is called to the work oil
this Factory.
The wareroom Is Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture. at the room.
dec25-Iyl
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NEW ARRIVAL, OF SPRING GOODS
At the Wall Paper aud Lamp Store

JOHN DEvEREUX, JR., MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
ff FIRST AND SECOND. 81
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks t. the
l. ctzensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patrona ge retoore bestowed on m, and would most
respectfully call their to his and
beautiful stock pnprisng the latest patterns of Hall,
dining loom. chamber and other Papers Of superior
qualities. HIS stock of Gold Parlor Paper is
most complete and. will vie with any house i'm the
West They are now ready for the inspection of
oil who may favor him with d call. Nc trouble 70
show goods. aug3 JOHN C.. DE EREUX.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

n THE undersigned have purchased NE
~ Livery Stable, ON Locust street, and mace iri
TN provements to it, and now have on hand 70
LII hire a good stock OF HOSES, HUGHES an
CARRIAGES, to which we invite the attention of IN
public They intend from this time to eIdeavor to sas
iy the OF the public in this particular snd hope the
articles and terms will prove agreeable Carriages fo
parties excursions, funeral &C., ways on hand Beni
proyided with good hostiers, prepared to boare
horses and keep them in the best style
aug4 NJ. & T.. III. DeGARMO.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY.

~ 81 e; 4: i. i: /:
oct2e JOHN RASCH.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-07
Foreign News.

Iostilities have ommcnced-bloodh has
been sled--the ball Of general Europe.
an war has been set in motion, and il Is
beyond the reach Of human kind to iii.
vine where it will STOP. OF what will be
the final result. Al Europe has been
looking on with almost brcathlcss anx-
iety. but now the spell is broken, and
each Kingdom must hasten to take the
place assigned il in the bloody dramn
now to be enacted upon tho vast theatre
Of Europe.
Thus far the Turks have the best of the
game, which may fire Tim TO deeds of still
nobler daring. The forces which the
Sultan can bring into the field are much
more formidable than was mt first antici.
pated, and it may require something more
Than mere pleasure excursion to drive
them from the high and menacing posi-.
ton they have now taken.
An able correspondent of French
Journal, writing from Constantinoplc.
estimates the Turkish army in Europe at
10000 men and the Russia force at
some 10000 short Of that figure. There
IS, then, no great disparity in the land
forces. The combined Turkish and Egyp-
t"n heels amount TO 40 vessels, while the
Russians, at last accounts had hut OF
What part France and England will take
is yet uncertain. But il Russia eoe. be.
yond the Principalities, aud attacks Con-
s'antinople, the matter will no longer be
doubtful--France and England will both
be compelled to act, and general and
protracted European war win be the con-
sequence. The course Of Austria 4 vet
uncertain; il is scarcely TO DO supposed,
however, that she will desert her old
friend and ally. She dare not even II shs
would. Il is still the opinion Of some.
that general European war will be avoid.
ed. No visible panic in the markets has
yet appeared. The money market both
OF France and England, remain fir,n. We
nope the eifusioH Of blood may be spared
and that peace may yet rule beyond the
water Yorkviiis Rems,iy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-07
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-.
TIVES.

The uouscmct. A number Of petitions
were presented and referred.
a message was received from the Gov
enor, enclosing an invitation to attend tho
annual exercises of the State College, &C.,
Read and referred.
Mr.. Charles, from a special joint com
mittce appointed Mt the lest session. made
a report in regard To the affairs OF the
Branch Bank at Camden. Read and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Crosscn, from committee to whom
was referred petition from the Ilebernian
Society Of Columbia, asking IN act Of in
corporation, reported favoraLly thereon.
Laid over.
Mr. Tillinghast from committee made
report on the saIject Of gratis Of vacant
lands.
Mr.. MCGOWAN presented the annual re-
port Of the Greenville and Columbia Rail.
road Company. Referred.
The following bills were introduced;
BY Mr.. Mullins, TO Construct a railroad
from the Camden and Columbia branch
to Hamburg. To regulate the distribu-
ton OF the appropriations 10 free schools.
By. Mr.. Owens. providing for the in
speotion oflumber in Charleston.
BY Mr.. Hampton, for the formation Of
the Columbia and Hamburg Railroad
Company.
BY Mr.. Rice, to exempt certain a
mount Of property from execution and
sale.
BY Mr.. Clawson, to amend an act TO
repesI all acts and parts Of acts autboriE.
ing ordinariea to take possession Of and
administer derelict estates.
BY Mr.Anderson, to amend the char.
ter Of the LanrensviIle Railroad Company,
The House united in an election ofthe
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-07
American Ingenuity.

Matters that almost think. Among the
multtudnous objects in tho patent office
ut Washington, aud which is evidence
what skin can 40, Is an invention that
picks up pins from confused heap, turns
them oil around with their heads up, and
sticks them in paper in regular rows
Another machine goes through the whole
process Of ciga- making, taking in tobac.
co leaves and turning out the perfect
article. One machine cuts cheese, an.
other scours knives and forks, another
blacks boots, another rocks the cradle; and
seven or eight take ia washing and ironing
Another patent is for machine that
counts the passengers in an omnibus and
takes their fare; v hen a fat men gets in,
It counts two, and changes double. There
is variety Of gnns that load themselves,
also 6sh-line that adjusts its own bait,
and rat-trap that kills and throws away
the rat Thea baits aud sets ITSELF and
and stands IN the corner for anotker,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-07
JOHN L. MANNING.
NovENBER 20, 1853.

LOUISIANA CRoPs.-----The Richmond
(Madison Parish) Journal of the llth,
has the following concerning the crops in
that section Of the State: "A recent trip
through this and some Of the neighboring
parishes, has convinced us that the crop
in this portion OF the State will fall con-
siderably below what we had previously
anticipated. While some few Of our
planters will make an average crop, much
the largest number win fall greatly be-
hind. In this Parish, many Of then, will
finish picking before the end Of this month
and nearly oil . week later.r--- -SasunAaA
Courier.
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AMERICAN INFLurxcr IN Sp.x,s

AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN SPANISH
AMERICAN CouNrRiEs.-It is (says the
Washington Starr the settled conviction Of
those in authority here, we apprchend,
that the governments and people Of South
America are rapidly becoming anxious for
the extension of commercial relations with
the United States, and indeed, any and
every possible increase Of association with
us likely to ndcnt;fy them with u, more
Immediately in interests. This state Of
things Is believed to be the result Of the
Americanization Of Texas aud California
which in spite Of lhp national infiu",. cs nl
our Mexican war npon the rnin,is of the
Spanish American race, so plainly tells
the tale Of the better economy, public
and private Of the laws and institutions of
our country. Indeed, even in the heart
OF Mexico, the sentiment to which we
refer above is undoubtedly spreading
among all classes Of the people.
The result Of this growing feeling can
hardly fail to manifest itself shortly in our
commercial and diplomatic transactions
with South America, where we should
rightfully ave much more extended
markets than ut present.
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following officers: Treasurer of the Low.
er Division, Commissioners in EQUITY for
the Districts of Anderson, Marion, Ches-
terfeld, Marlboro, Lancaster. Beaufort,
and Spartanburg; aud for Master in
Equity for Charleston District. and for
Register in Equity for Charleston Dis
trict.
At subsequent period the vote for
Treasurer of the Lower Division was au-
nounccd, and Mr.. w. J. Laval was de.
clared duly elected. No report of the
other yates was made.
The following notices Of intention to in.
troduce bills were given:
BY MIR. Hampton, to incorporate the
Columbia Iron Manufacturing Company.
by Mr.. O'Bryap, TO sell the poor lands
of St. Bartholomew Parish.
BY Mr.. Owens, to amend the law re-
lating to suits between LANDLORDS and
tenants.
by Mr.. Hunt, for the more perfect
administration Of justice.
BY Mr.. Mullen, to establish a branch
of the Bank Of South Carolina, at Marion
Court House.
BY Mr.. Leitner, to convert the Arse
nal, near Charleston, into military
school.
BY Mr.. Mitchell, to amend tho Consti-
tuition Of this State in relation to man.
ner of electing public officers by the
Legislature.
BY Mr.. Tillinghast, to charter the Char.
lesion and Savannah Railroad Com
pany.
Adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow.
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Hoos~-There was 4 large drove ef
ntgs passed through our village on the
zSth The dFosess demanded { Ia ceass
gfosf The general opinion, however I.
that the price will be reduced somewhat
below = ceals~ Gymrilie Mouniainssr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-07

WoFFoRD CoLLEGE.--We hear from
the South Carolina Conference, now in
session at Ncwbcrry, under the control Of
which body this new Institution is placed
that the following Board of Professors has
been elected:
Rev. W. NJ. Wightman, D. d., Presi.
Ieht.
James Ii. Carlisle, Esq, Of Columbia
Professor of Mathematics.
Patrick Duncan, A. ST., Of Randolph
Macon College, Professor of Ancient
Literature.
Warren Durrc, A. NJ, Professor o:
Chemistry, Mincralogy, &c.
Rev. A. NJ. Ship, A. NJ, Professor Of
English Literature.
The Conference was progressing harm.
oniously with its labors, ani was well
attended. So saya the Carolinian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY 0ODDIN 4 APPEhsUS
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

sALE.-In pursuance Of ssed of trust execa-
led to the undersigned. Trustees, by Henry Exsls,
dated the l4h day of June, e59 and recorded IN the
Hustiugs Court Clerks Office of the City Richmond,
on the 2Sfh Of he month, the payment
OF s52o0 70 iIts Trustees of Mrs Jane Montagae,we
shall on Tuesday, the 18th day of October next, a.
O'Clock r NJ proceed TO SELL thepreuises, the real
estate conveyed by the said deed; being all the rnex
pred term OF lease of ote parcels OF land the
City Of Richmond, the Eastern side ofI5fh street.
bounded on the South by the property Of Workman
Mcorader and on the North by the property Oft
estate OF John Allen deceased fronting each 70 feet
on said 18th street. and running back loo feet which
Lease was made to the said Henry Exall, by Frances
Ioinpklns, by her deed dated the 5th CT May, 1916,
and recorqea IN the said Hastings Conf Clerks Of
ice the 7th of August In the same wear with ali the
Tlsht TIE interest and estate acquired by the said
K AS
By the deed from Mrs Tompkins the said lots were
ceased by Henry Exa for the OF 10 wears from
the ls day of July, 1876 at the rent Of 500 Der an
mum, payable quarterly; he to erect two buildings
each 20 feet 'front.' and ct least 10 feet deep
stories high above the cellar. which have been erect
"a accordingly AT the end of the term of ten wears
Mrs. Iompklns may have the buildings valued by
three persons, chosen as provided in the deed and
may them such valuation; or if she declines
10 do the lease is then continue for five wears
longer on the same terms or it may be so continued
Tor hive years longer, without valuation, and SO on
for each succeeding period of i've years. NOT exceed
ing 70 years ALL from the expiration of the first term
OF ten that is 80 years from the ls. of july
1886 at which time Mrs Tomphins is bound to take
the buildings the valuation which may then be
made by persons appointed, provided by the deed.
ons OF the lease: but persons wishing purchase
referred to the deed of lease itself
Terms:-So much ofthe purchase money as may be
required defray the expenses of executing the trust
and to discharge the said principal SUN 50 800 with
any interest which NAV De dne thereon and III paid
That is about - 500 eco, will be more par
nculary stated the day of SALE 70 he paid cas1
,eG0 OF the residue TO be paid the 9th day of
Fepiuary, 1881; and the remaining part OF the PUI
erase money TO be paid in twelve months from the
day CT sale the credit ins: ailments be secured by
notes, with approved endorsers and deed of trust
Oh the property.
THOS. T. GILES, r-..o.
A. J. CRANE, : Aius'ees'
he Gale to be conducted by the undersigned,
GODDlN APPERSON,
Sept. 29.h, I8j3-td Auc,loneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29

FURTHER FKoa: NEW MExIco.-Wc have some
further news from Santa Fe by way OF Indepen-
deace. No. Gov. Lane, the American candidate,
!. was opposed would be elected to Congress- over
Ga!liso-, who Is supported by few wealthy Mex
csas Major Weightman !: is sail, did notreceiye
4 single vote in the Convention. Mr.. Merriwether,
the new Governor, Is said to be very popular. but
= feared he will have some trouble with the Ma
- o Indians, who have reused 70 give up the muir
derers demanded ty Gov. Lane. Trouble is also
appreheuded with tire Eutahs, VINO are said TO be
very insolent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
IlRE condition OF die stomach i al rital

i1L cohullioE ol tue stomach Is OF vital
Importance No man, woman, or child can be
healthy uness the work Of digestion Is regularly
thoroughly aud vigorously performed. With three
fouIhs Of civilized society. this il not the case And
yct the remedy within the reach Of al Eooaand's
GERMAN BlITERS, prepared by Dr.. C. n. Jack
SOD, fhGde Phia VIII as sarsy create regular and
Aeaiy seton of the stomach oil viii lessen the
neoa Of machinery. Let the victim of dyspers or
indigestion III any OF its forms try it. and we gaaran-
tee good appetite. physical vigof. firm nerves,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
IATFR ERoM hIEXICO.

NEW OELEANs. Sept 26-rae steamship Texas
has arrived with dates from te city OF Mexico 20
the l-.h and Vera Graz &c thc pa. Gen Toineli,
the Mexican Minister Ct War, had died at Tacu-
baya, o: aaoplcxy and 10 successor had been APP
pointed. General Manuel Michael Ferrera died at
Mexic oB the 9Th.
The lnai,ns still continued their ravages in the
States O. Duraggo and Chihuahua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NE YELLoW FEYER m RERMrnA

HosTos, sept. es.--Adyices from bermuda to the
i''fh hase been received here. The yellow fever
had broken cut az St Georges and was raging
ieafiuly Out Of 200 conyiets, 50 had died, and
"a We're sick inc. NJ Howdcn, the American
Consul, was among the dead. The number OF
deaths on the island was Stand nearly every IN
haeitan' had been attacked. The epidemic was
spreading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
pRo0RFss OF TuE -YELLoW FEvER.

ThDNfNT-~S U j - u ! F.LIsJN r ~ Tn.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2S---The deaths for the "a
hours ending yesterday morning were IS, ineiod.
ING rs frcm fever and for lie p hours ending thie
morning 70. including Il IRON lever No more
daily reports viii be issuei after ills date.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept 21--Tee iaiermenis to-day
were re- including II from fever.
MOBILE, Sept, 4-The yellow fever IA a5a:ing
rapidly here, there having been only 10 deaths
from ali diseases in the last 81 hours.
MOBILE, Sept 96-Tae deaths for the "A hours
ending last nisht were L. including from yellow
fever.
MOBILE, Sent 27--fhe iuterments to-day have
been -. including - from fever.
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NOTlCE.-One Of the most popular Me-
" diciues introduced la Yircinia L. R,O

NOTICE.-One OF the most popular Me-
y dicines ever introduced In Virginia is BAKERS
PREMIUM bIITERS. As guarantee for my as
sertion i is spoken Of generally OF the best
greater strengthened TO the whele system than apy
thing ever heard of for Dyspepsia Nervousness Co
hes, or any arrangement of the Stomach. You
need rot fear in its giving mmed date relief for am
yet 10 hear of one instance where it failed In xiy-
ing relief In Of Female Diseases it is without
fail
Call and get bottle, and we shall have no more
trouble in calling your attention to this yanl Die
Medicine.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Ladd Co.. Bennett L Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie Gray Charles Millspaugh, and Drug.
gists generally throughout the city. Also BY Todd
Christian, Petersburg d. r. Lyman Lynehbtrg; E;ue
l. Toy. Norfolk; Dr.. Il. Cann, WILLIAMSBURG.
CY~ Orders addressed 10 L. BAKER, Riehrnond
Va, will receive prompt attention set
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The Washington correspondent ot the New York
Courier says Of the Bronson and O'Counor case:
"a profound sensation has been caused by the
letters OF Bronson and OConnor, sustaining the
secession oi the Hards. / have reason to believe
the Cabiue: j. unit ii favor Of turning both out
and appointing ex-Nayor Havemeysr Collector,
and Lorenzo E. shepherd, District Attorney The
President mas noC declared himself. Meantime the
offenders both stand committed Tor contempt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29
JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesmap
WILLIAM YARBRoUGH, Gu ardian

-. Hu aIs FIalntIns N IHAActIy W y ksHtL H5s
Thomas H. Yarbroush and ala, Defendants.
IN pursuance of decree pronounced on the Ith
day OF September, by the County Court OF Henrieo,
! shall. as the Commissioner appointed proceed to
sell At public auction upon the enaises Friday,
the 59th day of September, At O'Clock, n A.. the
property in the bill mentioned, eonmstlng OF two.
containing about two acres, OF winch JAMES YAK
BROuGH, died seized and posses.sd aud Ct an Gn-
used az Brick Yard containing about one half Of
acre 10th on SD street. for cash A. TO ene-;hiro Of the
ptrchsse money and upon credit q Az and twelve
from the dsy of sale and title retained un. the fur
ther order IL the Court. ALEX. u. HUTCHlsON.
80 2E-d-td Loi.fassa1ntr
viii BE- ccutiuued Ill the hoEr 70 The n xr fair
II A Il. II. Com
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MR.. GUTHRlE-rHE YELLow FEVER.

pttr.DgLPHIA. Sept a7-Mr. Guthrie, secre-
tafy Of the Treasury, arrived here this morning,
"a route for Washington, FROM New York, where
he has heei, on important financial business.
The yellow fever Is in or city, woree than it
weald appear There were seveu cases yesterday
and some reported to-day, bus the papers are silent
on the subject. The disease however, does not
assume very malignant form.
Business generally IS very active 4 very large
number @! strangers IN the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29

DISSECTION OF WHALE SfuPs.-A letter from
Australia, dated the 9th Of February, states that
regular stampede had been produced among the
sailors board Ct the whale ships, in consequence
OF the circulation Of false reports OF the discovery
of gold mines within forty miles of the port. In
some instances vessels were completely deserted;
bu-, On finding that they had been Aumbusged, the
men returned TO their work.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
bi JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
WO VERY VALTIHIrE.puc ~

WEsTHAM PLANE pn.c IAnMS W
ing extensivsl1' shors- &c, AT AUCTION.--Be-
gia requiring NV m business in lever Viz
as.sIlol thus preventing me from nnaisiaed
MONDAY the q q a. sarsssarsi pursuits shsi o.
NJ. upon the prenisss oiser ~ n q o'elock..
FARM on which new reside. si.ps,.d . sacsoI The
Road, about SIX miles from the Cir, ss.han Plank
proyertiaI for health. and sdioinsns shs
Messf. b. w Green and Others The Fa .1ne 90 q
'ains z75 acres Of lard, portion Of vbfs s. uon
wooded, the remainder naturally verv III = Wen
and now in state of most succsssul .fs.u.ss.se,
The Improvements CONSIST Of an exeellenf builajnr
buildings. stables barns, &c all IN perfect odr ss
the whole premises under good enclosure ANA i, ~
the meantime the ground will be prepared for seedin
Us bushels of wheat After which win be sold
of land near the above, lying at the Forks Of ina
Plank Road, and containing l45 ceres, with two
dwellings barns, &c. being very beautifully situated
and might be made really valuable farm. =
IL is deemed unnecessary here TO enumerate the
many advantages of this property and its highly val
liable and desirable nature. persons wishing pur-
chase viii doubtless prefer TO view the premises for
themselves and if IL should be particularly desired
they may be treated for privately before the day Of
property may be seen.
And imm ediatey after the sale of the land will be
sod the whole OF the stock, crops &c consisting Of
four fine mules, fee cows bull, . hcgs IL sheep.
hay wheat straw. $50 barrels of corr 2oo lbs sheaf
oats, vegetables, &c, wagons carts farming utenss
ching machine, wheat fan 2carrages, &c. &c.
TERMs-For the rand, oae-third cash; balance at
one and two years, with nteres., and be secured by
trust deed For the personal property, all sums
under $50 cash; that amount and over 4 mouths
RICHARD b. PHILIPS.
Sc II
Alter the above will be sold, 10 acres of LAND, adj
joining the lands of Miles Duval and Others being
Of Sam'f Grafton.
TERMs-One-four:h cash; balance at one and two
years with interest, &c.
sc - NJ t. Anctr
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THE NAIlKFTs

BALr1NoEE, Sept. es-sales of 1900 bbla. Flour
a; SO to S6.06
New YORK Sept es.--sales of L, 600 bble. Flour
at firm rates. Wheat ard Corn markets quiet and
prices unchanged