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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-16
TAILORIN g..
Grubb g. En%ledOw

CONTINUE to carry on the Tailoring Bust
~ ness, at the old stand, and solicit the work
Of their friends and the public. All garments
made in the best style and on the shortest
notice. Prices moderate.
April s, '53-tf 2S7
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AT T e NTIOlJ!
Ye Sick, Manned, Halt, Strained,
Strained. and Rald-He3dedl


L HAVE Jayne's Expeetorant and Altera-
i tive for those troubled with Coughs, Colds,
and all other diseases of the Breast: Jayne's
and Chapman's Vermifuge for the Wormy;
Jaynes Pills for Fever and Chills, and other
diseases; Wright's Pills for diseased Livers;
Mexican Mustang LinimeDt for Sprains and
Bruises, in either man or horse; last but not
least comes Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the Bald
head.
And then, Ladies and Gentlemen, in the
same house you will find one of the
Best Selected Stocks of Goods
to be found in the country, consisting of Dress
and Apron Silks Robes, Merino, Cashmere,
Alpaca, DeLains, Flunola Cloth, Opera Flan-
mel, Spotted Flannel for children's wear,
Ginghams Calicoes; Cloths, Cassimeres, Sati-
nets Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Linseys; La
dies Stockings, Handkerchief, Silk, Linen,
Kid, Wooden and Buckskin Gloves; Diapers.
good stock of ReadyMade Clothing. A
large and fine stock of Boots and Shoes;
Queensware, the best assorted stock this side
of Augusta. Coffee. Sugar, Moaeses, Nails,
Brooms, Buckets, and great many other ar
ticles too tedious to mention-all of which
shall be sold as low as they can be bought in
the country. All those who are fond of cheap
Goods, and wish to save money by making
good bargains, have to do is to call at Bain's
Cheap Store, near the Depot rIS-Al Coun-
try Produce taken in exchange for Goods at
cash prices. JAS. b. Balm.
Charleston, Nov. 4. lS5S-6m 2G7
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Groceries 4!

4 LARGE lot of Salt, Sugar, Coffee Syrup,
N Rice, Crackers, &C., DC, just received per
steamer Union, and for sale low by
Benton, Apl IA. w. B. REYNOLDS.
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Stale Of Tennessee, Monroe county.
CIRCUIT COURT.

ototc " fctutcSSec, 4nOIuVo CVUay'
CIRCUIT COURT.
u.s. Petition for DisOres.
Thos. II. MeCray.
TT appearing from the allegations in the pc
l. tition flied in this cause, which is sworn
to- that the defendant is nonresident of the
State, publication is therefore ordered to be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, a newspaper published in the town Of
Athens, MeMcinn county, Tenn, notifying the
said defendant to appear before the judge Of
our next Circuit Court, at the Courthouse in
Madisonville, Monroe county, Tennessee, on
the second Monday in September next, and
plead, answer or demur to the allegations in
said petition, or the same will be taken pro
eontesso and set for hearing accordingly.
E. E. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
may 26, ls54-4t Prs fee 800 296
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.HOnntS 0ssa Hats.

T HAVE just received beautiful lot of Bon
4 nets, both trimed and plain. Also large
lot of Summer Hats of all kinds, which l will
sell cheap for cash. [Ap. II G. W. ROSS.
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More DRUGS.
Cottage Chairs.

lust received from the Factory, a lot OF
81 Morgan's celebrated Cottage Chairs, or
namented and plain stripes. which will be
sold at factory prices.
Also, general variety Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
sold low for Cash and Barter. Apply to
G. IL. MILLS d CO.,
June "a, '53--tf-24Sl Cleveland Tenn.
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Corn Shelters.

A FIRST rate lot of Corn Shelters, Straw
n Cutters and Well Buckets on hand and
for sale by Z. III. MILLS d Co,
Dec 23, '53-21B Cleveland
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EOEDSRsDRO,
Female College.

This Institution commences its Sec
ond session under the new organization,
on the lst day of May, and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Rev'd James II. Brent, A. b. Presi-
dent, with full and competent faculty.
$40 90 per session will cover the en-
tire expense for Tuition and Board in
the Collegiate course, and Sl00 will en-
title to the full course and all the orna-
mental branches. $50 will cover the
expenses for Board and Tuition in tho
Primary Department. Ornamental
branches extra at the usual charge.
Half payable in advance.
The Board of Stockholders have taken
great pains in procuring facilities for
giving thorough education, and solicit
Il liberal share of patronage. Students
received any time.
For further information address the
President of the Faculty, or the sub
scriber. Hns. X. Lane.
Prest. Board Stockholders.
Nav 1st, "a.
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Land for Sale.

WISHING to change our location
we will sell bargain, in the tract of
land, on which we now reside, lying
about one mile Northeast of Ing's Mill
In the County o/ Nash,
Containing about four hundred and
eighty-seven acres, one fourth Of which
is low grounds, and has upon it a large
quantity Of valuable white, red oak, ash
and maple timber. The high land is
also we'll timbered and has open land
enough, in fair state of cultivation,
lying convenient to Mari, mud and 9th
er materials for improvement, to work
to advantage eight or ten hands. There
are two deposits of Mari, of very su-
perior quality on the tract, and about
seven thousand turpentine boxes which
have been worked but little. The ilu-
provements consis: of a comfortable
dwelling house, and all necessary out
houses, all of which are nearly new.
AS We presume that none will buy
without viewing the premises, further
description is deemed unnecessary.
Thos. H. & IT, H. Williams.
March "a, 1854.
A specimen of the above Marl can be
seen at the office of The Southerner.
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New Cotton Gin!!!
SyDeri0vf0 ana n0u an use

OUVc|EO|fO OHy UOtO an use.
THE inventor of the new Cotton Gin.
known as IS. r. Parkhurst's Patent
Cylinder Gin," after having spent three
years, and vast amount of money has
succeeded in pcrfecting the Gin, so that
it can now be offered to the public, with
full confidence in its superiority over
every machine for cleaning cotton from
the seed.
The great value Of this machine con-
sists in this; that it leaves the cotton
open and free, does not cut or break the
staple, but rolls it off the seed in its nat
ural state, mahing the lint worth from
one to t.co cents per- pound more for the
manufacturer, Iy actually bringing that
advance in market. The machine will
not saw or cut the hand of the operator,
and will not catch a stalk, stone, nail,
or any hard substance, but throw them
out with the seed. The company who
own the right for making and selling
this Gin, for the State of North Carolina,
are now manufacturing large number
and arc prepared to fill all orders, giving
full guarantee that the Gin acM do
good serOice, both IN quantity and quail
ty.
The Gins will be delivered at the De-
pot nearest the purchaser, and will be
set up between this and the next GIN
ming season, to be paid for uhen tested,
provided they give satisfaction.
Mr.. C. e. Bonner, of Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County is Agent for this
Gin, who will occasionally pass through
the State, and will give full information
respecting the Gin.
March 3Oth, 1851.
This is to certify that Mr.. J. A. Car
gill, Agent of the Waterbury Cotton
Gin Manufacturing Co., has put in op-
Grafton at Battle & Sons Factory at
Rocky Mount Falls, one of the Park
hurst Patent improved Steel Cylinder
Cotton Gins.
That l have examined the principle
AM operation of the machine, and do
chcerfully and with perfect confidence,
recommend it to the cotton growers of
North Carolina, as the best machine
for cleaning seed cotton that have ev-
or seen; and would further say that
we have been using one of the same
Gins the past season with perfect salts
faction, knowing that the lint is matcri-
ally improved in quality and beauty.
AS to quantity l think fully equal if
not superior to the best Saw Gin.
Thomas NJ Wilkins,
Sup't Battle & Sons Cotton Factory.
Rocky Mount, N. c.,
April 25th, 1851.
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Land for sale.
Grecnvillc, March l5,. 1851.

A TRACT OF LAND, lying in the
n. W. part of Halifax county, within 8
miles of the Warren line, adjoining the
lands of John Boyd, Ned Kearncy and
others containing
600 .HcreS, more or less.
The said land is we'll adapted to
the culture Of corn, cotton and tobacco.
For the manufacturing quality of the
last named plant, it particularly adapt
cd. 1t is high, pleasant, healthy leca-
ton, and proverbial for: its, numerous
springs of pure, cool and delightful water.
which are we'll scattered over the PIN
tation. The land is of black, sandy
loan, with good clay subsoiI and very
easy of culture One half of which is
cleared and for about 12 or Is hands,
this is the prettiest up' and plantation in
the State. It lies within 5 OR G miles
of the Raleigh ( CASTOR r. R., which
renders transportation to market easy;
and the connection at Weldon will afford
to the plantation choice of markets.
Now is good time for any one wish
ing to Purchase, to ride over the farm,
as it nas on it a growing crop which is
Sufficient proof of the value and strength
of the land.
Mr.. Malry, who lives on the prcmis-
cs, will take pleasure in showing the
land to any gentleman who may wisk
to purchase.
nyThis land is sold to effect divi-
sion of the property Of the heirs of WIN.
w. Thornc, decd. 1t will be sold on
credit of IL months Bond bearing III
tercst from date with approved security
will be required.
EDWARD ALSTON, Exr.
of VIM. W. Thorne, doc u,
August 10th, 1889,
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lOU}SDURG
Male Academy,

Louisburg, Franklin Co, ~ c.
THE next session of this Institution
commences on the 1st Monday in July.
Tuition as formerly. Board, in good
families can be obtained at So per mo.
Mr. WATKINS, the Principal, fur
nishcs the highest testimonials Of quail
fcation from the Faculty of Emory and
Henry College, from DR.. c. II, Jordan,
Il, w: G. NJ. of the State of N. C and
others: joel King, President
= Of the Board Of Trustees.
May Goth, 1854. ~
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ICo-ICe-ICG!
The "WiImingion Ice House"

The "VtfmWgt0n Ice House"
IS NOW OPEN. The Public may
depend upon having their wants sup
piled, at ALL SEASONS of the year, on
reasonable terms.
ICE ordered from the country will
bo we'll packed and promptly forwarded
ut all times.
All orders for ICE must be addressed
to "WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE"
ng- Terms CASH, which will be strict
ly adhered to in all cases.
Deposits may be made by persons or
dering from distance.
Ezg Price, One CENT PER POUND.
Extra charge for package, drayagc, &c.
Il. H. Van Bokkclea, Proprietor.
Wilmington, N. G., April lst, 1854.
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Town Property
FOR SALE.
-<N>-
THE subscriber offers for sale
His House and Lot IN the

IL IA 6uUSSIIDCI OuCIS lOE SliC
His House and Lot IN the
TOWN OF GREENVILLE
The property is conveniently located on
the Grcenvillc & Raleigh Plank Road,
and the buildings recently completed
and built in the best style of cottage
architecture. The dwelling house con-
tains four rooms with fire place in each
and full length passages above and be-
low.
ALSO, full assortment of FURNI-
TURE Of the latest style just purchased.
There is also about half acre Of ex.
ira ground attached to the Lot, which
would make the best business site in
the town, and full supply of lupber
for building a store 81 70 is already
on the ground.
Terms six and twelve months credit
H. j. FDrirs
Grcenville, N. c., April llth, 1881.
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". A. Grinmer,
FANCY AND STAPLE
Dry EOOHS <Essl grocery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MRRGH q MT,

W y "A y u =. " 81
Tuyboro', No. lOl Bank Street.
TO which he would respectfully call
the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally, being determined to keep
good articles and to sell them at smal!
profit.
He thinks he can offer such induce
mcnts that it will be to their interest
to give him o call Come and see-he
will take pleasure in exhibiting his
Goods, and will not grumble if they do
not purchase after examining them.
He will give the highest market prr-
ces for Produce, and sell as low as any
other establishment in the place for
Cash or barter, or good responsible
credit: May, 1851.
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NOTICE.

THE business that existed under the
name of King & Neal, heretofore, is
this day dissolved.
All those that are indebted to the
name of King 4 Neal, are requested to
settle their accounts with Cofficld King,
either by cash or by note.
Tarboro'. March 4th, 1854.
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Col. RcntOn'S Work.

THIRTY YEARS VIEW, or a
H story Of the American Government
fer thirty years. Any person wishing a
copy of this Valuable work, will please
call on, or send their names, to the sub
s.riber who is Agent for the Publisher.
The first volume will be issued the 1st
of April, and delivered Immediately.
4. ", ErnuN.
Grecnrillc, March l5,. 1854.
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Teachers Wanted.

THE Trustees of the Tarboro' Acad-
e,ny wish to engage two competent Tea
chers to take charge of the
Female Department
Of this Institution-one, for the litera-
ry branches, the other as al instr'~', ..
of music.
Applicants for the situations, must
produce strong testimonials of their
qualification, anil address their commu-
nlcatlons to DR.. W. S. Baker, President
of the Board of Trustees, Tarboro', N. G.
1t is desirable that the next session
sh0uI>. commence on Monday, the 24th
DAY Of next month.
BY order of the Trustees,
Jno. Norqeet, Secretary.
Tarboro', June Sth, 1854.
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Sjlnttrr.

THE Easecombe RiAcmen, will per-
aac at their usual Muster Ground in
Tarboro', on the 3rd Saturday (l3th)
Of this month, and the third Saturday
of every month thereafter until further
notice.
4 full attendance is earnestly desired.
By order L. D. Joh"ston, D. S.
April |, 1854.
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q. .. plI.Dl%A,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
TARBORO', n. C.
Or, JOEL, 3. LEWIS,

HAVING permanently located ut Mount
Prospect, the residence of VIM. L. Lewis,
Esq, offers his professional services to the
people Of that neighborhood.
April IA, 1852.
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GOOD n EWS
GO .Darntere8
PALMER'S

Celebrated Threshing Nuchines.
THE undersigned is Agent of the
manufacturers for the sale of these ma
chimes, at their prices. He has a lot of
them on hand, ready for delivery be-
fore harvesting. They arc designed for
all kinds of grain except Indian corn.
They are specially adapted to wheat.
7ortcr0.
SO for the plain Thresher, sS5 for me-
dium size and 800 for large size. Horse
power is usually applied to them.
Persons wishing to purchase can send
in their orders or call and examine for
themselves.
Mr.. A. NJ Rocwell is Travelling A
gent for the Company, and will also
take orders and give any desirable lnfor-
nation in relation to the machines.
g. B. HasseU.
Williamson, ! June. 1854.
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HaIuc dHU 81 IC Vh
Mercer s. Burron,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to said concern arc
requested to make immediate payment
to John Nort'eet, in whose hands we
have placed the notes, bonds, and ac-
counts for collection.
Such of the claims as are not paid by
the 1st day of June next, will be hand
cd over to the officers of the law for
collection. Jesse Me'"er.
BoIin 3. Barron.
JosrphJ Garrett.
Tarboro', March Dist, 1891.
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Academy.

l. al OOIO ACducmy.
Board Of Trustees.
DR.. VIM. S. Baker, President.
Jno. S. Dancy, James NJ. Redmond,
Robt. II. Austin, Robt. r. Bridgcrs,
Baker W. Mabrey, Nathan Matthewson,
David W. Bulluck and Jno. NolA;et.
PRINCIPALS.
In the Male Department, Mr.. II. 3.
FA.RAr.
Female do.
THE next Session of this Institution
will commence on Monday the Oath
day Of July next, and continue without
intermission for five months.
Charges for tuition as heretofore.
There will be an EXAMINATION
of the pupils at the close of the present
Session. In the Female Department,
on Monday and Tuesday, the 29th and
Both days of this month, and in the
Male, on the two following days. Pa
rents, Guardians and friends, are res
pectfully invited to be present.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
J"o. Norfeet, Secretary.
Tarboro, May 3rl, 1854.
n~ Efforts are now heing male by
the Trustees to fill the places made va
cant by the recent designations of Miss
cs Crandall and Vaughan, in order that
the next session of the Female School
may commence at the time above spcci-
fed. Jao. Norfcef, Secretary.
Tarboro' June 9Th, 1851.
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USalI
Mail Arrangement.
~oEHEXl

TIE mail stage will hereafter leave
Tarboro' every morning (except Mon
day. at ! o'clock, and arrive at Rocky
Mount at IL o'clock, in time to meet
the Wilmington cars going North
Leave Rocky Mount same days at ) o.
clock in the evening, on the arrival of
the Northern train, ard arrive at Tarbo-
ro' at I o'clock.
The tri weekly stage will continue
to Greenville as heretofore, GU Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, connecting with
the steamer for Washington, and re-
turning next days.
Eare-fram Rocky Mount to Tarboro', 81 81
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STABLER'S
Dtarrbora GnrOtaI.

The valuable medicines above named. are
not empirical, but are prepared in agree
ment with the experience of some of the
most learned and judicious practitioners, and
are not secret, further than is necessary to
protect the proprietors and those who use
them from loss and ind imposition, as the
component parts have been made known,
coNFIDESTIALLY, from time to time, to per-
haDS
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Tarboro,' Dec. l, 1852.
A PIANO, which has been some
time in use, and is now in good order,
can be had on reasonable terms on ap-
,Aication ut this Office
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NDplnB.

THE Copartncrship heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, under the
name and style Of
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ARRIVALS AZ TEE aorpI

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George; Akin, Heniice; Jones, G Thomas Chs, q
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Carter, ! J.ctson, Norris: Va; II d williams, Rich
nnoco; Moore, King William; s @ Noon, AI,: A A
Bell, Liberty; II Lewis Lyucnbutg; p y Cund;T NJ
lord; vige. Vigsl. Greenrlle; yendid. Pbil.dsi
Pha; AoConomer and Lady, Bedford; J ID Blankin
ship, Bedford.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OF TIE GEORGE LAW.
NEW YoHk, Sept 27.-Ths anti Nebraska Cow en,iou
have nominated the entire Wing ticket, the free Demo.
Gratis have nominated the Wing caodidates.
The steamer George Law has arrived. She bsouyh.
u, eoo. 900 in specie.
Later ad'iees from Mexico fully confirm the success
and Onward movement OF Alvarez who intended march
Ing to the city Of MEXICO is stated that Vera Cruz
las pronounced In favor OF Alvarez.
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FALL sTOCA OF CHINA, GLASS
uorsUxIrtYS!p,.c ooo,s

GOODS.
NHULKLBf Dc Co, 1877 Msin Str. Ct Eagle sauare ar.
nsop Ssa q f' S.o ds;e
Goods ,hey ea The attention Of puSeSa p
% Iisi' n I S Prize, are Is Y. aay , 6
Y,.nIh china Decorated Gold Rand Dinner re.
Gldss Rdrs.-o ,mpri'nE Cobis wines, Tumbler,, Cham.
psgne Decaner', Preserve Dishes Glasses Jelly Lamps
P water Se TsS U Rne PS S saf FN ap
Rich Chased Oasio Of new pserns re Baskets square
and FORKS Win many other article, q Plated Ware spoons
Lsd HarsyeIy nne Tea Walters, Of the Gothic Oval and
Bros'aJ 0ocd'-Hsi and uubr.s Stands, AndIrop, y.,.
Noel IN WSr-oSass and Tea urpE Plate and ph
iosa,e. Plates Oyster and steak Dishes Sizes Tea and CO..
IHasa9, TayeTon,i sel Cave Boxes, Foot and Hip Baths.
M Dressing Gases Spice Boxes With many other
Wood snd Willow ware sknd, Brushes. Dosr Mats; Cane
FsndS. and FYse ion'ormou steel and Bras, vr. Irons,
fdsc1 Seos.RsS Ghns Ss, PsfI,S Sa:i. and Figures,
wine coogns Pp,T sscSs wors RG.e; ssd
w hing pssn ladies' Re'i0ue'i With numerou, variety
The Eea, advantages offered At this Edsb Of andln,
10 call aud examine " " .sst
,PEEL's LONDON GREEN GINGER wsNE.-
Sera. Orange, CroS, &c, TSree Ys@,s ia '"''r'
EhMsKtgLy pleasant, yarn and
hs ;.omseh and bowel. prevalent IN warm weather and
o s fS,, srossP s. Ds;.p,sy
and s S. S., sSsIs
is5 M.ln ,G..t .od Pearl ,ifs.,, kcsaond ,.is,
ynHAULiC CRs,sSr, Gaano. Salt, Rio conss, Tanner,
sells DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
HErn LIE iNsCHAsCE CbsiPANy or HaRTFoEp
% Company continue, % az. r,aos. on I've. a, this ir,oe,
on terms as those Of any company ..s.
saio ''m Agent.
2h Boz sSsrs LOAF SUGAR, for sale.
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by TayIor a wirl,am., apci,on,,n

aucIonrrn.
q ALE OF MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL, Pro-
- PERfT, IN TIE CiTf RICHMOND ON Urn Asn
Adjacent 70 the Central Rroai
er to make change his pursuits will
sold on MONDAY End October 1884, oloci p a. upon he
premises that most valuable the South
CT Valley lIth frontpK ITO
alley Is feet vide. - - ~ $50 ~ AZ
The improvements consist Of large excellent pk
ng IN the occupancy Of Mr. VIM A Branion new Framed
houses and Brick Hons=he three xhl.h are read
for business paposes at god which The property
rear " almost covered with subbudinss ttsb.
whether regard be had central rapidly prey.
eing almost adjoining the Central Railroad Depot,
frs .afket &c the character OF the Improvement hi,
pey probably Oilers safe and
Investment than ether this market and ". -oiS
'hsrsIo.e, request Par ulHr attention to the sale
plat OF the property may tie a ofice
1EANsore ff essh balance ~ and is nonb, ,oIi,
payments 70 bear interest secured By trust deed
-. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
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~ UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS Tie exc.nen, in b.h,I,
premium Buers, continues to increase Richmond
,n a. oat virginia, a. cure far dyspepsa of
hser sour stomach headache and
be had At the principal Drug civ OF
mond aud the State Of virginia ~ " 'S'
orders promptly attended to, By addressing
L. BAKER, Riehmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28

MARKETS.
NEW YORK. Sept e7.-Flour-sta,s and Ohio have fur
.ner declined 90 cts per Dbl. and Baltimore 90 cts whea,
'as 'ecl'ned c" per bu'heL Corn has advanced lie.
BALTIMORE, Sept 27.-flour-whea and Corn arc e,-
eeedipgiy dull and yesterdays prices are beyond III.
views Of buyers.
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LiTEsT NEWS BY TrIecs,rg
kspart.d for he Rishnesd VINO.

Auor'rA, Sept a7.-The deaths hero from fever have
oeen as fellows: on Sunday, Nonday Tuesday, and
TO day, and new cases.