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WORCESTERSHIRE OF PARTNERSHIP IN
IN THE ROCKY MOUNT MILLS. The late firm of Bat
having been dissolved by the death of James s.
Battle the undersigned Surviving Partner will proceed
wind the business He therefore, desires all
indebted the said Firm either by note account
to make immediate payment
While closing up the affairs of the said Partnership he
will sell Yarns for cash only
W. S. BATTLE
Surviving Partner of Battle Son.
August 49, 1884. 60-2m.
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WORKS FOR SALE AT THE

IL NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE.-Bennett's
(Rev john Letters Young Lady variety of sub.
jects calculated to improve the heart form the
and enlghten the understanding The publishers sincerely
uable little work will be found the companion Of every young
lady much of the happiness of family depends
the proper cultivation of the female mind.
The Daughters Book, Practical Hints from Fa
ther to his Daughter vol This is of the
most practical and truly valuable treaises the culture
and discipline of the female mind which has hitherto been
published In this country and the publishers
dent from the great demand for this invaluable little work.
that ere long it will be found i'll the library of every young
lady.
The American Chesterfield, or Youths Guide to the
Way OF Wealth. Honor and Distinction !" &C.. 1Smo. Con-
tanning also complete treatise the art of carving We
most cordially recommend the American Chesterfield to
of the best works of the kind that published
in this country 1t cannot be highly appreciated,
Its perusal be unproductive of satisfaction usefulness
Senecas Morals. By way of abstract which is added
discourse under the title of AfterThough by Sir Ro
ger Estrange, Knit. vol 1Smo. copy of this vaua-
Die little work should be found in every family library
Book of Politeness The Gentleman Ladys Book of
Poteness and Propriey of Department. dedicated the
youth OF both by Madame Cenart Translated from
the Sixth Paris Edition, enlarged and Improved.
The Lanplighter splendid work,
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens,
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer,
The Heirs of Wasingham, by Agnes Strickland,
Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiography,
Flush Times in Alabama and Mississippi
The Partisan, by w. Gilmore Simms,
The Wigwam and Cabin by w. Gilmore Simms
Homes in America, by Frederica Bremen
Review of a Bachelor, Dream of Life,
The LOynette and Battle Summer by Ike Marvel
Nick of the Woods, by Dr. Bird.
Fern Leaves first and second Series.
Rn OH AnUTS
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y VOWS EATIIIRON.-12 Dozen Bottles just re
& c's'Se' anu ''' S1'' P. +. PEsCUD.
Nov. 4th. IVl-
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ENTINDOW GLASS.-A LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
w SIZES AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered
to suit any size sash at very low rates
Also, good supply of PUTTY. Dealers will please give
chance fill their orders before buying elsewhere
they want good bargains z. r. PESCUD.
.
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CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.-THE
Oovers of the will be glad to hear that the sub
scrber has received invoice of Superior Cgars-ne Cut
and Lump Chewing Tobacco various brands, and
P. F. PESCUD.
Sept. II, 1853. So
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SADDLER. FERTH & ROSS MUSTARD
- large Musard-which is considered the
best in the worldly many persens.s Just receIvgd at
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CHARTERS SPANISH HMIXTURE.-Afr fresh sup
eply just received, and those troubled with Dyspepsia or
arising from impure state of the blood are urged
to give it trial 1t has produced wonderful in Raj
e;oh bv the use of > Bottles p. F. PESCUD
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CastOr's Sc ssPatent'' Wagon to Dump.
1T IS MY INTENTION TO HAVE ON EXHIBITION
at the approaching State Agricultural Fair the above
named justly celebrated Wagons. These Wagons su-
peror any Wagon use, possessing they do all
the advantages of the road Wagon and the Dumping Cart
combined they should be upon every farm in the State
State County, shop rights to manufacture offer
ed for sale.
More information may be obtained by addressing, post
paid, j. NJ. WAGNER,
Raleigh n. C.
August 81, 1854 s1-t1sthOct.
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MEJSTARD.-A further supply of London Mustard
I'VE of very superior quality, just received at ,-
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ERERFUMERE, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and
= FANCY ar''''eS 4" s'eA' P F. PESCUD.
Nov 4h. lOl-
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I'D ED LARD OIL Is NOW USED BY MANY
1A preference TRAIN OIL because it is just
good and much cheaper supply for sale very low at
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In Store every thing in the way of STAPLE GOODS,
ACalicoes, Brown and Bleach Shirtngs and Sheengs,
Linen Diaper Cotton Flannel Carpeting.
We call The attention of friends and the public
orally the stock, assuring them that pains will be
shared to give satisfaction. EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh Sept 1G, 1854. No %, Cheap Place.
Opposite E. L. Harding's Clothing Emporium.
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r YON'S RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFECTUAL
A remedy used for the destruction of Rats Mice &C.
orby WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

RALEIGH, N. q.
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING AND
IN Summer supplies-making the largest and most ex
tensve stock of Medicines Chemicals Paints, Oils Dye
which they have had the pleasure to offer the
of Raleigh and surrounding country and which they will
dispose of at the lowest market prices.
Physicians Country Merchants Builders Painters Plan
ters ard others will find to their interest give them
call before making their purchases.
April 81, 1854 Al
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HAILS! OILS!!-1o00 CALLS LINSEED COTTON
SDSetd Machine Tanners Oils for sale the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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GARDEN SEED.-We in receipt ofa large
O supply of Garden Seed warranted fresh to which the
attention of Gardeners is invited
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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NORN STARCH.-A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RE-
" CEIVED at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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a BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE MELODEON
"A with three beautiful Pedals, for inspection and sal
at the MtSIC STORE.
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WM7HITE LEAD.-4000 LBS. OF SUPERIOR
w White Lead in and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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ftDfEN' TtNfI DRESS GOOUN

l. I mrs ~ W } Ih|.NN t'IbN,
II ST received one 0fthc hand-omcst stocks
" embracing the greatest variety Of Ladies
Fancy Dress Good. ever brought to Marshall,
which are offered for sale at reduced prlce+,
consisting IN part Of plaid printed tashmere-;
solid, ali wool u LANES, ten diff, rent colur-
pald, al woo u iAint-i rich figured u Lanes,
satin plaid Cashmeren, super-pointed Cash
merc- fancy plsii Chals PARIS plaid silks
brocade do chene ia black figured do, blk
satin psd do pro- de- Rhine DO h.k watered
do Also
Supcr.plid Bingham. green Barge black
do eolorcd Florences Ilucu tambrie lidkfs,
cluldrcn- wool Hose. ladies spun silk Vests
mems Spun silk under Vests super gros De
Rhgc Cratat- ladies' black and coiorod ND
Gloves. men ND sud buck do ladies TWIST.
ed sir Mltis, children- do. do -ik Gloves /,
BIB lace Wells colofcd Wor-ted lIfald, bleach
cd cotton Cord black silk velvet Ribbon, a'i
81 lfth= black and colorcd -iik Hads great
variety Of cW style Dress Trimming Jac"uri
Muslin. check Cambria Victoria Lawn, India
null Muslin. Nains0ok Muslin Jfconei Iir-
invs. etc: ueW style Bonnet Ribbons, Wantua
dp. ladies' silk aud satin NantiilR-, black and
eolorcd ladies fancy metiuo Talma- gents
satin Scarf. do spring Stocks aud 60 Opera
Tcs blue Grape pnk and blue Grape ll-lc
lad ie- spun sik lir-o Ingram do gents
Cashmere Gloves. ladies do ladies' beaver
aud buck Gauntot-, themi.ette- and Under
sleeves white, blue aud punk 1atlatou To-
seiher with MANY other new articles, Which We
would be plc.,,cd 20 -cll
q, g. GREGG & co
49, "a t.tl
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- Mara me street, NeW Orleans.
Il YALE in, y co, ~ Magazine street,
New Orleans, " hoiesdis D.aierS IA In.
ported >iapicand Fancy NrilS and Nirao Good,
LaceS, EDbrodcriss. Clones, Mannllds Fringe.
Braitis, Buttons, GuDps, trimmings 9f aHk'ad'
HoaRefS, Nfraw Hats, RibboHs. iH!6cie,
Fi,uers, Millinery iriicies, md Rich Fdptg
bros cords of all liads. fall and c0mpels
assortment OF every thing in their line OF The
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count.
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to- call and examine before purchasing.
g. VALE JR. & co.
- MarayIue street between
Common and Gra,ler
LIZ Ii Lshl
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NEW ORIEt\S---Conliuued.
u holesaIe Beck 4 StatiOner! Hsusr
R\ETT h BO>TW IL IA.

~ tAMr rIKIiI, \. o., ."
p.s..I..,fJ lyfrs II R-aks and Nfrnos"rg
,.a- We invite the attention ui huY-
ZIIN ,r- TO oar large stock OF Books
and Stationery, which wc now
t-.,o NJ, .tor,. and TO which We are constantly
RECEIVING addition, from all the rriEcipal pub
I.b,r. and manufacturers If the United States
and Europe. Our stock IS the largest and
mos, complete OF any in the Socth' aud being
a. largely engaged in publishing a. most oil our
Northern contemporaries, and buying our S'a-
nsuer, direct from the best manufacturers IN
t,s World our facilities for supplying our Gus,
tom,r. with q complete stock OF Hooks aud
Stationery, at low prices, are oaualiod by no
h.u.c ia he South and 10y few IN the North
Oar stoca comprises BOOKS IN every depart
rueni vi Literature, History, biography, Travel
and Adventure, miscellaneous and school
LaoL.. bibles. Of al STYLES and prices, prayer
books, tcs,aucn,s, eic., etc. pi stationery
Wc Lave every dc.ctpl lon--cap, letter, 'Hi't
couu,ng.hause, bret and note paper oil every
grade. also, packet and ,ommeteai post ia,
80. folio post. demi-mcdium aud royal bristol
board. aad draw ing paper. Envelopes OF every
de.cfiption--pu.iey legal, packet aud CONNER
,.il na-t sizes Wuuug Desks, Port folos,
Tft,bnq Case. Ink and luk-iands great
VARIETY. Pencils, Wax, Waters, Paper Folder
SIairs. Bill Flies, Countng.housc Japan NaTe
Paper Weights, Holders, etc.
We cannot, in nca paper advertisement
tnamerate the different ARTICLES that are conn
missed .n acomplrto assortment OF stationery
-arl.t q 30 say that. % extent and variety, oUI
stock s such as will be- found oply IN hfsi
ra,- wholesale tuuh aud stationery ""tc'
house.
Wcafe engaged in Publishing large mum
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Course Of study, and Charges per Sos
sion, twenty Weeks.


PGfAARY Observation-Disclosures
Reading, and Writing, per session of
hye months, sl0 90
SacoSp luslon CLASS Elementary les
SON, IA Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy Natural Philosophy, Phi--
ology and History sll 80
Figsr JusloR Genealogical Gram
mar Typography, Arithmetic contin-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind Botany, Geology, Mythol
ogy, and History. $50 90
MIDDLE tLAss.--Chems,ry, Rhetoric
Logic, Moral Science, Mental PHI
lo-ophy. Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy.
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $40 90
SgsiuH CLAss.--Aneient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry
Tngonomeiry, and review oiiorm.
cr studies S35 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Draw ing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Work each 5 90
Instrumental Music. $40 90
Use of Piano extra - 90
Nucal Music, per session, Il 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupils will be charged from the time of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Dedue
lions made for proiraeiod sickness
1F Board can be obtained IN respectable
private families for all those who may wish to
send to the Institute.
August 3, lsJt-a tf
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There IL sOuss talk Of haNag t.pl
shov" in California, upon which certain
Mr. Spoons writes 40 follows for the San
Francisco Sun.
Our BABY
At our house, at home, we've sweet h''ie
baby,
A. f.t ~ a coon in the fall
And for mischief fun, muse, or whatever It
may be,
vi brais, he's the general oil al'
With cheeks like two rosc-,
The pre,,est Of noses,
Endcarcd is our Mosc-,
ny every fond tie
IN fair and foul welsher.
II. serve, a. a teihef,
To bind US together
Ny Det-ey and !.
From aqon.ing, full blossomed, tai nigh draw
her curtain,
VI, speaws for c,nploym en uc'.f fail
Ard though hu.hed he bis gabblr' OF mn''s
we're certain,
Wien he drugs the old ca, BY The tail
Nov calling, aud bawling,
And falling, and spravng,
And mauliug, and squalhng,
a, work and at play;
In The dish.wa,er padding,
Or Jowler pack saj.ilins.
pr about hddie fiddlrg
lie passes the day.
,,.
'"o ''A '',''" W. - ''
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Pacific RAILROAD MILLS.

rEHSE Mil, are again "a operation. The
| following are the cash pfce, for Lumber
Lumber board measure, SD oo
Rough edged lumber, 10 90
lAihing aud pahug, SIDE aud edge
measure, ~ 10
Lumber over II inches 10 width OF 40 feet in
length, Will be charged extra proportion to
the dimensions,
The Grisi NH will Dee in operation on Saiur.
day. Sack- hrough, to the mill must be plain
Is marked. or there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Tan per cent VIII be charged on lumbcr
bil- when no, PAID IN advance AL sums o'
credit viii be considered due on the first day OF
December of the current year
A y lIRRESS.
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HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER
DESpECTFl LILY offers his services To- the
II public, and will be prepared nj short mo-
tice, 10 undertake any work ~ith which he lnay
be favored lie feels assured Of being able TO
give satisfaction.
Person. desiring has services viii find him az
Wlldet's NH n communications promptly
attended to-
Jluunfv 7 1871 NJ Il g.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

kE WI MADE Wv HIM..
--latest Styles Just Reecifed and for SAT-
al Lo,r Figures.
DROWN cotton jsans drawers brown net
ID do mcrino drawers aud under shirts cot.
ton do; superior linen bosom shirts linen
shirt collars iancy opera ties blanket coats
and over sacks. blanket register and paltos
black doe skin blue cloth fancy ca.si.ncre
fancy tweed, and brown cloth registers and
ralio-; black mohair, and broad cloth over.
sacks blaek French cloth tamas; fancy Eng
is.h tweed "nnts fancy eassimcr pant. black
salmet pants; grey saline. panls fancy Erg.
glsh cassine' pants; black doe s.in aud fancy
doe skin pants.
Double breasted satin vests satin ye,t- with
rolling collars, black figured satin vest, black
figured g'esadine vests; fancy grenadine vests.
fancy silk p!uah we've, vests black eass.iner
vests, cashmefe opera vests fancy woolen
velvet vests, double breasted and rolling col.
lsss; fancy csshmeret vests black French
cloth ffock coats black French Goth dres.
coais
We invite the attention IL al before pur-
chasing elsewhere, Us We feel confident our
stock will compare si,h any in Marshall in
quality and price.
q. q. GREGG 4 co.
August 10, 1854.
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.. NJ CiNNl,. Thos ;. eak"'
south. Book store

No. 80 Camp street, \er Orleans
\IcGlNNlS d CARVER, (4uccess1'' y
vi John BALD having purchased the cn'N
Books and STATIONERY belonging 10 TIE Ae
Jaus BALt, they continue the BOOK sns
Stationery husiucss ut 80 Camp street, M
would beg to solicit call from the old eu'
toners OF the House, and others wish ng boo
and Stationery for their oNn use, or 10 W.
again, -.
To Country Merchants, Who wish 10 pu,
sell again, they can offer great lnducehe"E
having thorough knowledge OF the bps'e.
n all It's branches, and great facilities ie' ~
ting stock AT the loaesi rates.
Theft assortment oi-ehool books, fheo'oRN.
and miscellaneous books, blank books Pr
and stationery, issery complete. They ~
constantly on hand all the publications 81 y. ~,
methodist book concern, which viii be so''
catalogue prices. "A.
Printing and Book Binding Of every "
srription, executed with ncatness and dcsIss. a.
At the loves, prices. Blank books OF ~
scriptons, manufactured to order at the SUI
est notice. ,..,,
Orders for anything in their line OF e"sn
will be promptly executed aud nj 'he ,r.
prees as # the buyers, Themselves "s'e
cnl ..u
M,GINNIS & CARVER
New Orleans. Jan I, 1851 =
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Masonic Female Institute.

fI'lIN E,ccullye board q Nanagcf4, appoint
] ed hy Marshall lodge No "a announce to
lh. public hat the sth session Of the Institute
commenced On tho Third Monday in Scptem-
Der and Wui coalml. tea months, embracing
two. sessions hui no vacation nj the close Of
the fir-i--undor the direction of the following
FACULTY.
Rev Tun , WmsoN, D. d., Presidea
Miss MAEtHA IlTrLriiYin, Wee Principal
Miss Susan II FnsrRu. English literature.
ni-s l.. CoRsELtA JusE, Ornamental Dfpar,
meHi and French
sELllA VI BuRros, Primary Department
Miss An4nELLA JISSHTr JuNE, Nus,c, Piano
and GutfGr.
Miss l.. CoRvsLIA JuNF, Uasjc, Organ
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FRESH ARRl\ Al. >

FRESH ARRl\ Al.
NhH they Come, and a Coming
"a Bag of shot,
Nv 800 lbs Of her lead
rs kegs and hall kegs If powder
10000 percussion caps
81 bags Of coarse and fine -alt
% bbI, Of ~ i.ouis flour
do white beans
do mackcrc no, | aud ;
81 bags of Rio coffee
5O hbl- Of sugar
20 boxes star candl".
Is =" rosin soap
30 90 Of tobacco
- do Western Reserve cheese
tirrces rice
20 bids aud bali ibis Of \ g moa-,c..
30 kegs Of Nails 81 &c.
BESIDES
W. have salmon, roe, behring's. aud Goldfish,
hgs, rai-in~, candle, and nuts Of all kinds,
aud variety OF fancy eatablrs too numerous
to mention Call and see for yourselves, at
TIlETfORD u WILSON'S.
April 10, 1851.
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M LEVY has just opened at his old stand,
W. on the North side Of the Public Square,
a large ana new assortmcn, Of well selected
ran AND WINTER GOODS,
to which he respectfully invites the attention of
his old customers and the public generally
IL feels assured, from tho superior skill and
advantages with which his stock has been So
Iec,ed, tina, he is able to supply the citizens OF
Marshall and vicinity with the cheapest and best
Goods ever offered IN this market. iie has on
hand a large supply Of Ladies'
FANCY AND DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of the latest and nos, fashionable
styles that ear. he procured IN the New y orb
and Philadelphia markets.
lie has also on hand fine supply Of Gen.
,lemcn's Winter Clothing, together with Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, Of every variety and
style. lie is also prepared to furnish planters,
on the most reasonable terms, with every kind
If Plantation Goods, such as Negro Clothing.
Hats, Blankets, Russet Shoes, etc, etc In
fine, he is supplied with everything the people
wan, and must have. jus, come and examine
for yourselves, and yon viii thereby save 10
per cent, and greatly oblige your friend,
October ~, 1854. NJ LEVY.
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Furniture Warehouse.
- ->~ --s-@.-~r
A;E:l'Il

.-------.-1 THe undersigned respee'lali
l1r,fsAss66S inform their friends and lAf
public, that they have jusi u
ccivcd aud }re.da'ly receiving al cNtcn-ne a.
sorlment of Cabinet Furniture of every VAT
ETY. and stY also, choice assortme ut OF u
following articles, to Wit chairs, fealhefs
spring, moss, and hair mattresses curlcd hai'
hair cloth. damasks, cords, and tasseI-, gimp
yarnisl, etc, etc
Purchasers are invited 10 call aud examine
onr stock, which will bc offered at prices thai
cannot fail to please.
{. FLINT \ JONES.
Nos 10 and IS ROYAL IT.. 10.
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WE would invite the attention OF our
w friends, and tie puolic generally, to our
large and well selected stock of Furniture
now or hand and daily receiving
Bufsaus, Bedsieajs Table,
siands Na,,s, NHioic Wqre, d,
Chars II al kinds.
which We oncr los FOR cash. Those Wishing
to purchase anything 10 our line, viii do wei
10 give us a cali, aul examine our stock AMI
pfco-. before purchasing elsewhere.
Gail a. thc Old stand Of King Theiiorl' 10
Nat.h5li
THETIpRD 4 WILSON
Nav II, 1853 n!1-lY
VAIL \BLE LAND iON SALE.
JMMlaRANrS and other. who may be de.
l .iruua 81 purchasing lands, either ir- -r'-
element OF speculation, are Informed that
Sir Hmdrcd ond Eighty heres
Of valuable land, Wei vatcred, and tlmber,i,
rnn he purchased on accommodating terms
Sad land i, situated SIX miles north Of Mar.
shall and twelve miles from Port taidp, the
shipping point Of this section
Ills land Is susceptible OF acing divided,
and viii be sold IN lots to SUIT pur hasef~
Title undoub,cd For further PARTICULAR
apply TO y =. JENNINGS.
Marshall. March u. 1854 a5aiE
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LADIES SHOES.
1 FRESH lot of ladies and misses l.ney
y SHOES just received and Tor sale by
G.. e. GREGG 4 GO.
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school and Miscellaneous Books and stationery.

iron, NAILS AND CASTINGS.
BNGalNG AND ROPE.
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- ! ~ = T. II
= FrrY large assortment of FOOLS
81 gap ',iirf fancy note, declaration,
-1f.~1A ar4uui. funeral NOTE, wrapping
tlatuug. aud .iui ppcr.
HnG white, aud fancy envelopes, escorted
Blank. account, Joufua. index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel quta perrha, and gold pens Fine
..i lands and school do hmck and red tnk
BLACK sanJ. waters, g., Tor sale at Ihc City
Drlg store, ..
YOU Ne & JOHNSON
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HATS HATS y HATS -,
lust received and for salc--Superiine fash
- ionsblc Mole-kin Hats
Fine black cavalier Hats
DO do do do, with cords, tassel.
Supcrhne drab Otter soit Hats
A large variety Of soft Hats generally,
Mems ard Boys cloth Gaps,
Infants eoiofcd ELK velvet Caps
Superiin. fur Caps,
Rlark and white wool Hats
Call and ,ce, no charge for showing ilat-.
g.. G. GREGG \ co
\uge.t %. 1891 ut
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MARSHALL TLNA*
Al tIeir neT uand. On he corner opposdf
q. q. sr,gg f. Go. West Of the sq"ar'
WOULD respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends and customer, IN Ham
u son and the adjoining counties 1" Their
large and carefully selected stock oi if''h anu
genuine,
Drugs. Medicines,
Paints bls,
pa, N,d,,ips- Garden Seed,
surr instrument. shop Furniture,
Paint Brushes, Narn'-hef-,
Handles, Fancy Soap,
Hair OILS, tolognes,
Chemicals, Dye Siuh-,
p.rfilnery Window tiass.
Fine Wines. fumadc. ~ g
our rntire stock j. new having been select
81 in the hes, Northern markets. by one ~ me
firm, whose experience IA buying and selling
drugs ~ tank a sufficient ggarcuiee 70 our ~
TONERS. that We can sell them at as REASONABLE
price, and on a. accommodating terms ~ ans
other similar establishment. Our establish
men, ha- the undivided attention of both port.
ner-. and orders or prescriptions vii be ifiih-
fuly and punotually attended to at all hours,
Marshall April :, 1851. ~
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