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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Wash for the Hair.-'A Mother asks, What
is an efficient remedy for removing dandruf
in the hair as she has an objection to using an
ivory comb? This objection is well founded,
is it increases the evil. The following wash,
applied with small piece of flannel, to the
roots of the hair, will be found excellent
Three parts Of oil of almonds, one part lime
water, to be shaken up well and can be pro-
cured Of any chemist.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

A young lady, (of course she is yOungl who
furnishes an occasional poem for the Louisville,
Courier, rhymed in her last efusiol after the
following manner;
Let thy dear arm Irvine;
Around me like zon of love,
And thy fond lips SO soft
To mine be passionately pre- ssed,
AS has been so oft,
That girl should be seen to, Immediately.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Kentucky E7ections.-B Baltimore, August 3.
LYNN BOYD and j. C. BRECKENRIDGE, Demo
Gratis, and PREssLY EWING, LEANDER NJ. Cox,
GEORGE B. HODGE, and WILLIAM PRESTON,
Wings, have certainly been elected to Congress
from Kentucky, showing Wing gain of two
The second, fourth, fifth and sixth Districts are
yet to be heard from.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Tomato Cdtchup.-Cut tomatoes in pieces
and between every layer sprinkle thin layer
of salt; let them stand a few hours; then add a
little horseradish, garlic, pepper, and mace
Boil well, and strain; then bottle cork, and seal
for use
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Owing to the unfavorable news from Spain
regarding the injury of the grape vines, raisins
are held at better prices, and a cargo Of 1000
to 5000 boxes was sold on Saturday, at New
York, to arrive, at S270.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Fatal Duel Charleston, August "A duel
was fought near this city, at o'clock this NOR
ming, between JoHN DUNovANT, Of Chester
District, and j. DAvrDsoN LEGARE, of Charles
ton. The latter was killed at the first FIRE.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Rar We have delayed the publication of our
paper from Friday until to-day (Monday) in
order to get more accurate returns from the
election.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The Virginia Corn Crop.-The Richmond
Enquirer says the corn problem is pretty well
solved. In all the eastern portion of Virginia
there viii be good crop. A regular succession
of copious rains since the first of the present
month has given the cornfelds the most vgor-
Gus and promising aspect. Early planted corn
is already beyond The hazard of dry weather.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

imprisonment for debt has been abolished in
Massachusetts by the Constitutional Convention
now sitting to reform the organic law of the
State.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Theodore Parker says: Mr. Facing-both-ways
is a popular politician in America Just now, Sit
ting on the fence between Honesty and Disbon-
esty, and like the blank leaf between the old
and New Testament belonging to neither dis
pensation
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The total length of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
Road, from the city of Mobile to the junction
of the Ohio and Mississippi, viii be 494 miles.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

THE LEGISLATURE
So far as heard from the following gentlemen
have been elected.
Knox & Roane,-John R. Nelson, whig.
Meigs, McMinn, Polk and Monroe,-J. A. Rea-
gan, dem.
Rhea, Bedsoe, Marion, Hamilton and Brad
ley. NJ. Havron, dem.
Williamson and Rutherford-W O'Neal Per
kins-whig.
Davidson-Reid, wing.
House.
Roane-John A. Patton, whig.
Monroe-Geo. Brown, wing.
Knox-G. w. Mabry, wing.
McMinn-Birch Cook, wing.
Bradley-W II. Tibbs, whig.
Blount-Gen. Wallace, dem.
McMinn, Meigs, & Polk ...... Lillard, dem.
Hawkins-James White-whig.
Knox and Chamberlain--whig.
Williamson-W E. Erwin, whig.
Jefferson-H. H. Hubbard, whig.
Harden-Broyles, WING gain.
Franklin-Williams, dem:
Sumner-Winchester, dem.
Montgomery--John f. House, wing.
observation-disclosures, whig.
Kentucky Election Ne,cs.-Paducah, August
2.-Boyd's majority over Brown for Congress
1900.
Princeton, August AT the close of the
polls the vote stood Boyd l49, Brown les,
Barbour 205.
Hopkinsville, August 2.-Oficial report of
this precinct. Gray I'll, Davie III, Waddle,
for the Legislature, 2l7, Woodbridge SO.
Glasgow, August 2.-Presly Ewing, wing,
elected to Congress. He had no opposition.
One whig and democrat elected to the Legis-
lature.
The Cincinnati and Nashville Railroad went by
over 800 majority.
Louisville, August l. Breckenbridge conce-
ded to be elected over Gov Letcher in the Ash
land district -Four feet water in the canal and
falling.
Louisville, August 2.-Preston's majority in
the city is 1850. Wolf (W.) elected to the
Senate. Breckenridge is elected by a hand
some majority in the Ashland district. -Four
wings elected to the lower house in this city,
Nothing heard from the lower districts.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Hobson & Wheless issued their new notes yeS-
terday, under the name of the Bank OF Nash
vile.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
From the Loudoh Free Press-Extra, Aug. g.
ROANE COUNTY.

We are indebted to WIN. Y. HUFF, Esq. for
the following statement of the vote ofthis county.
which was taken from the official returns at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM pnpopc
ARRIVAL Of THr Nraeap.

HALIFAX. Oct 27.--The Niagara arrived here i.,s
last night The Arctic arrived out on the lstb
MARKETS
Liuerpooi, Oct. l5--cotton has advanced Id
sales OF The week $1,000 bales Breadstufs have
recovered from their recent decline and PRICES arc
tending upward. White Wheat l. qnoted at o. I'd
to l0a, I'd; Canal Flour a3s Cd; Ohio 34s Cd 10 rs
Corn unchanged. Provisions steady. Consols
81 Sd.
wARLIKE ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN THE EAST
The Sultan had given notice that il Russia failed
to evaeuate the Principalities within fifteen days
hostilities would be commenced The fleets of En-
gland and France in the meantime, had been in
vted TO Constantinope, aud the Declaration of War
was posted on all the mosques.
The nav cation of the Black Sea is free to the Gags
of all nations. IN.
The police of Paris had made an active search for
Kossutl, at the house of NJ Kia, Hungarian refu
gee; but koesuth was not to be found
Napoleon is reported to have stated, On the 18th
that unless Russia yielded, war must be proceeded
with.
AN OFFENSIVE coNsUL.
a letter from Turin says that the Piedmontese
G3yesnment has been requested not TO admit NJ
Foresto, naturalizei American as Consul for the
United States, alleging as reason that he is dis
eiple ofMazzini
FREE IMPORTATION OF CORN
In accordance with recent decree, corn may be
imported into the Papal States free of duty until
February next
CHARACTERIZATION FOR WAR
The Emperor Of Russia has authorized the free
Importation into any of the ports of Finland of all
materials for equipping ships-the privilege to
continue for fveEears.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE EASTERN NEWS
Paris correspondent writes that in private let
tiers from Constantinople the Eastern question il
examined in every point, and the conclusion unani
mously arrived at is that there is no escape from
war. =
Russian agents are actively at work in stirring Ut
Instructions in Turkey
number of English officers, mostly belonging tc
the East Indian service, are moving between the
Turkish campo, and number are also now on the
way to Constantinople
The London Globes Paris correspondent saws
that notwithstanding all we hear OF preparations
for war, the impression there that peace will be
preserved in very general
An almost incredible number of offers of aid to
the Turkish government have been received from
Poles, Hungarians and others
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MAYOR s oFFICE Der o5th Ie5a :

v1 The attention OF the citizens i ed rspee.allv
TO the coudinon OF the streets and cutters of the city,
citizens In this respect their attention il asked
pin section Of an ordinance, entitled an ordnance
TO prevent nsisances aud improper obstrpctions In
the streets and for other purposes pasaes Febyaary
9th, 1858. in these words 81 fee1es' se'"a49
= ESesy person occupying honse or lot shall as
"a ~ sucb t9t EXTENDS, rause the paved suttsr or
Dram 70 etreet or pablo alley. opposite thereto 70
ee saastantly Kept open aud free from ohstrurtian
eng u ne iail SO 70 de. may be fined not lie than ono
oouar nor more than ten dollars add for each dav AZ
ger tne hrst that such obstruction remalns shaJI H.
laies o'e 'hant twenty DOL
.afge number of sisiters is expected during the
aIPIVaebing Agricultural Fair IL IL hoped thar tbe
eNetue appearances of our streets nav nor he a
uIce OF MULTIPLICATION 10 us; and in order 10 afo,5
o. removing any 18th dirt FROM the streets
tsy Sasts VIII be directed to removes during this
r. all tae hlth which may be removed from, az.
efs 70 the sides or on the streets aud il il hoped
no resort 10 the penalties of the above
WIZ be necessary
oc . f JOSEPH MAYO Ma.,,s
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by VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust exc


wife; on the 4th day Of April 1883 and of record in
the Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court TO Sc
cure to James Bosller, William c. Allen and We'll
Engton Goddin the Payment of several of mo-
ney, amounting in all TO about Si20a-and further
Indemnify and save harmless the said James Bosher
and William c. Allen sureties certain bonds ex-
ecuted by said William Mountoy for negro hire dur
ing the present year; shall proceed to sell, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the Sd of November,
1885, at 4ociock, to the highest bidder, the prem
Ises the following property, TO Wit All that certain
LOT OF LAND lying in the city of Richmond hay
ing two new brick tenemen thereon situated at the
corner of Canal and Fourth streets fronting about
eighty feet the south side Of Canal and run
ming back about $50 feet alley separating the
property hereby described from the other two brick
tenements, erected by the said William Mountjoy
several years ago; the west by Fourth street.-the
ing part of lot No 500 in the plan of said city aud
part of the real estate conveyed to said Mountiov
by Wyndham Robertson and wife by deed dated
18th November, 1889, and recorded In Richmond
HustiD rs Court Clerks Office
TERNs--For cash as to so much as will satisfy ey-
penses OF drawing and recording the aforesaid
and of executing the trust well as paw whatever
amount may remain due and unpaid Of said debts
tsay S,2co and the residue the LIST day of March
1854
The title to the above named property is believed
TO be perfect, but selling as Trustee, shall convey
to the purchaser only such title was vested in me
by said trust deed.
&C 22-dtds JOHN HOWARD Trpstee
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STEAM BOILER EXPLosIoN--Two LIVES
LOsT-SEVERAL WOUNDED.

r,ov,pvNcr. Oct. ., 1873 The steam boiler In
S,troeier's print woyke, in Smihield, burst about
eight o'clock this morning with terrible explo-
ion instantly killing two operatives, and woundibg
she engineer and several other persons, probably
atallv The boiler and engine house were shiyered
10 pieces. and entirely destroyed. One half the
boiler was sent crushing through tee bleack house
aad dry house,
The dau,age 10 the print works and goods by the
eSt.osiun. j. $4,000.
gHetwa lads killed were Patrick Mcguire and Ma
new NcCabe. who We're on the boiler drying tleir
,!otaes About one hundred persons were at work
ia and about the establishment at the time but all
escaped injury eXccp; the engineer.
Tie acciieut was oceasioned by low water in the
Iagsv. The damage Is to be Immediately repaired
ui ,ne rubbish is already being cleared away, pre-.
rsra,orv 20 putting IN new boiler. The boiler.
asua; thirty feet long. sunde7ed near the md.
de
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BY KENT PAINE 1 KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING crrr ~,
WAIEk POWER AT RICHAfnHI y = Z

-A OHER AT RICHMOND. VA.
virtue oil deed of trust executed to
ae-,, me me hy the Virginia Wooden Cou,panv on the
S+, n aay OF september, 1858 and recorded 4, ths
Riehnopd a. % me goarr of Hastings for the city of
her 81 IS 49, " - EsDAY. the 18th day of Noyeu
ton npon tha shan pfoceedto sell at public aac-
rpJ,. me pieinises the lot of ground and wafer
G .nsIsIo attached. upon which were s;,,,sfsd
lae MI rlIacIurng mills OF the Virginia Waoe 1.
ms iot fronts Isl feet 10 inches unon
running rom 18th 10 18th streets In the city &c p;S
mono, and runs back that width 70 lanes H.
ing lana aepth OF not less than 1876 feet Tbs 80
power IL sunlcient TO propel what was ~ Ioas -
1888 known as IL setts of Wooden rnach;nsr ri 4
neaVy granite basement of the mills cnysr;,s &c
the entire lot. viii be sold with the iot Tiae
water power IS subject TO annual eronns 80 ~ au
rent of 81 500 per annum. The chain az ,;,I 5 Ie
plat of the property, and the properly itself iI
shown, and any information respe citing II sv PC be
me upon application at any time previous to fhs 80
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash balance IN r az
II months, interest added; negotiable notes WITH @
proved epdorsers. will be required for the cres;, =;
stalments and title retained until the notes are aiS
Directly after will be sold all the brick work of the
Mills, estimated containing 90, 600 BRICKS and
the remaining W God work Tenns-4 months ere Dir
for negotiable notes with approved endorsers inter
est added.
The title to all the fore going property believed m
be perfect but selling Trustee shall sell and con-
vey only such title is vested in me by the de ed
aforesaid JOS. JACKSON, JR., Trustee
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT, Aucts
&c 23-dtds
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 27.-The Flour market is unset
tied Sales OF 1000 bills before the steamers news
at S6.25 Red Wheat $l.Al0 81 %; white 81 80 a
SlS7. White Corn IS ass cts; yellow, 66Q6S cts.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Flour has advanced GG0l2 cts
# bel There lie also better feeling in the Wheat
market. White Corn 20 cts, yellow 7s cts
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
.RRlVAL oF q CALIFoRNIA sTEAMER

Nav ORLEANS, Oct Ga steamer has arrived
.-s with later advices from California to tia / ct
liant, tthe same date as by the Northern Light at
Nrrg,lk ) The semi.monthly shipments OF gold
ram san Francisco, including what is In the Laada
" oss eugers, amounts TO about three millions Of
ie.isrs. ..-.-. -.
,,t,.re and dispersion ot the Cabinet at Washing
sandwich Island papers report large arrivals
,ls~a ,,f Russian engrants. The small poA con
,.aaes to prevail vita great violence
mo waalers intend 70 rendezvous at the sand
Nh Ieiands until the middle of October
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-28

iLARE.ssuAG, Get. 2J-The cotton factory here
vii oe started Tomorrow, as the hands have agreed
Il work eleven hours per day.
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GREAT PIRE-LOSS 500 noo

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. A.-Howards block,
with many adjoining buildings, in this city, were
burnt last night. The loss is estimated at half a
million dollars on which there is partial insu.
rance
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
GALE OF VlLTTAHIE sI-7VES -

~ ~ shLOADLL SLAVES AT
~. -, WARM SPRINGS, BATH C. H.. vA--yyiil &.
9.e =, me Warm SPRING. Bath Court House. Va IN
~ the 5Ist of October 1850 courDencirrr =
~ ~ o.eiock from 20 70 30 valuable SLAVES belong
~ g 1ne estate Of DR.. John Brockenbroush deed
a. the same time and place, win be sold all the
pessonai aud perishabie estate at the place.
60 s vi vaInable Horses Cows, Oxen, Hogs. crop OF
parcel Of Household Furniture 7
me ne personal esfafe win be sold On credit of 9
OF the administrator a popfrFP
oe 25-dtd oh ~
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CHARLESTON Oct 21,-The recent arbitration
cas- between the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Go, and the pateEtees resulted as fol
svs The stock issued 10 the amount OF Sal $50 to
tie pa:el;ees IS 10 be given up and cancelled alse
al the dividends received on the same shall be re-
i-,-e3 70 the company, amounting Ia all TO about
s%NQ And with regard 10 the construction and
sioet!7u ot the second wire the referees awarded
the pa.ca.ees Cne-hali Of the cost Of the same,
;.,uG1utiug 70 about Sl2ooo The referees excul.
pa.ed the pa:en:ces from all actual fraud
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

" EkY- VALUABLE REAL ESTEIT
AZ, 18TH. ln Tile TOWN or SYDNEY. FOR SALE
forrne9Iyi aus.Ihs osners Of the lot d LAND
town ~ sssasapsa ~ NoIborne L. Sutton, in the
ye snss. niader On WEDNESDAY. the md Of No
lsnd IL: On e. 6bslsesi a., the premises This
nas on u conmodous and caustartshIs h,;rI
any one and y desirable location for
dsy o. saie suburban residence Terms On
oc 25--dtd&cn WIN. 6OULDIs,
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TO MILLERs AND MILLS TONE

TO MILLERS AND MILLS TONE
Il DEALERS.-LAURENT DENNIS agent for
the owner OF a large quarry Of U RR STONES
IL France offers mis- services persons dealing in this
kind of Stone, who engaged in the importation
OF the article. He can also import the Stone in a
rough state and work here in any particular shape
or size desired. l.. DENNIS offers likewise his SCI
vicesto Miilers who have any sort of Stones worn
out and unfit to grind having for many years worked
IN this line he repair the old Mill Stones and fix
them In such manner to make them work as well
as they ever did when entirely The labor will
be done at very moderate prices.
Apply to F. DELARUE,
DC 25-lw1 Rroad cnrnar &c e,b
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN HANOVER AND RICHMOND -Pnrrrert

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER AND RICHMOND-Pursuent
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county,
of the oath day of September 1855, in the suit Of
Andersen V. Sale and wife, the undersigned Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at public
auction. 10 The highest bidder, the premises on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Novr, 1855 at 4 O'Clock z
thirteen Lots of Land lying in the county of Hen
rico, adjoining the city of Richmond, as follows -
Nine Lots being Lots No. TO, H. H. 49, n Is I6 II
and Is, in square No 10 of this property formerly be-
longing TO Thomas Rutherford decd, lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between and streets as
laid down upon plat recorded in HeDrico County
Court; one Lot at the corner Of Venable and Z7t b
streets, til South side of Venable and West side
of 9th street; two Lots, Nos ! and ), in the plat
above mentioned, the West side Of 23th street
between q and streets; aud one Lot On the East
side of 25th street. between o and Streets And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November, q Tract
OF Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands OF Elisha White and N j. Alex
ander, containing about l40 acres.
All the above are Lands of which Robert And rson
decd, died seized and possessed. The Lots will be
sold in the order in which they are named.
9ERMs--For the Land, cash for enough to paw costs
Of suit and expenses of SALE say about $780, For the
balance, credit of one and years with inue
from day of sale. For the Lots Rchmoud the
purchaser TO give negotiable notes. with good endor
For the Land in Hanover county, the purcha-
ser to give bonds with good security The title to be
retained until the purchase money is paid
JOSEPHuS ANDERSON. Con,r
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
cn
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GUARD AGAINST AGlEs.-This s

l. OAhD AOAlN6l AUDES.-1Nl5 Is
~ the season above all others hen A CUES most
prevalent and the weather this particular time 10
Of that peculiar kind, cool mornings and evenings,
which rarely fail to give This loathsome disease vital
ity- On the south side of James River the Mstapo-
nj. Appomattox and Pauunkey, and in the lower :
tons OF Virginia, especially on the Eastern shore,
Agues are as regularly expected pay their annual
visits as are the various of the year and hun
dreds of families look forward with melancholy dres
to the appearance Of the unweIcome guesis. An
such spprehensions may be given TO the wnds
if those who afflicted win avail themselves of the
preventive now offered to them In BAKERS CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BTTTERS. From the mode
ratey active stimulating qualities of these Bisrer
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach boweiA
blood secretiye and digestive orgaDs and their i've
~, nvigorating qualities they cannot fail 70 produce
just such results win prevent undue secretion
of bile and consequent arrangement Of theeystem.
As tonic they have no superior and the Proprietor
is well satisfied of their greet utility in dsesses
arising from improper indieesiop, that be confident
ly recommends IL for all diseases that have fheir orr
gin 10 loss of appetite, sour stomach etc.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale ~ NJ ssrs- Pm
cell, Lsdd L Co., Beunets 4 Beers Alexander
Duval, Adie l. Gray, Charles MiIlspspsh, and Drug.
gsts generally throughout the city Also, b. Tod =
Christian, Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman, LyngnourE lag
l. Toy, Norfolk; DR.. E Camn. Wiihamsbrrz
t. Orders addressed % T. bAkEH hichmond
Va. will receive prompt attention. oc III
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NEs York, Oct. 70 p. M-There is quite an ac.
tive movement in the Cotton market owing to &C.
counts rom the South Of early frosts and an ap.
preaeas.on that the crop may be injured note
ais, IN active shipping demand, with some specu.
laJi'e movement TIE sales to-day were 1900
bales at 20 advance on yesterday Sales since
Monday Of $500 bales, closing to-day at IS IL
e. Nlidlulg Uplands Middlng Mobile &c "a 9 3 i;
N.2tEua Orleans 81 a 3-s cents per III
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DORTRAIT PAINIING-JOHN 7

Il MARTIN has returnedt to the city for a shor;
period, and has taken of the offices the EDGE
MONT HOUSE, ton Main street) for studio dunng
his stay. Persons wishing see him will find him
there every day from TO O'Clock.
nc Inn
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

FULTON LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
Il FRIDAY, the 28th day of October, commencing
a; O'Clock, p NJ upon the premises viii be offered
at auction, ID LOTS in the town of Fulton situated
on some OF the principal Streets aud possessing ad-
vantages for building purposes equal to any in the
town 4ttsftlF-
TERas-one- third cash; balance at six months,
with interest. Ae
oc2l r. M TAYLOR Auetr
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~ KEGS choice BUTTER, seleotel
ZO particularly FOR saasily nse: sar ssls BY
&c q NfLLfAMSk BROTHER.