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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL COUNTY,, VA. :

HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
a ~. --'a CARROLL COUNNY, VA. Z - -
TIME TENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
n will oommenee the tenth of August 1864 under
the superintendent of the former able
plished INSTRUCTOR Benjamin. Thompson. go" =
At the close Of each thereis apuble
exanIihed his Students and heard them
by experienced in teaching graduates of the best col
leges in the United States and do not hesitate
that the facilities here offered for acquiring thorough
cation not surpassed by those of any other institution
The school is very promising. n. 80 .: go =
The Studies includes all the branches taught
the best academies. Tuition varies from Eve twelve dol
lars and fifty cents, according studies pursued Board
be had in town at So per month"; III the country g.
in good families Board socheap places education with
in the reach of all it done to encourage the school Pa
rents and guardians at distance may have fears in
placing young persons under the of the teacher
they viii be under his immediate protection. 80
No pains will be spared his part for the
mental and moral Of all entrusted to his
-'..... M. D. CARTER, I -.-r ~
+. l.. HALE, - -....g...... ,
w. H. COOK,
E. C. ELLIOTT, z,o,5 - n,.,,
- - s'i' - C. l.. DAWSON, fD0"'4v <T"sessS'
e--f WM. LINDSAY, = --..- ...s=- .
.,s.-.. ]. B. MITCHELL, .,.-al
c. W. UTLEY. . ...,.t
July II. 1855. 1Oss-w4t pd.
"A RRESTED AND COMMITTED TO THE
IA JAIL OF PETERSBURG, VA, A NEGRO
boy by the of BILL belonging to Lemue Tyce Esq.,
and bought by him from Slater Jones' The owner can
obtain said boy by coming senng and paying charges
Petersburg, July q, 1855. .... - - Te6-
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POPE 81 CO.,
GTocers and Commission Merchants,

POPE 81 CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
= ETERSBU VA,
NKTILL GIVE STRICT PERSONAL ATTENTION
w to the sale of Wheat Tobacco, Corn. Cotton, &c,
and pledge themselves for their account
any of the staF products of the coun
try order that their undivided efforts be given TO
promote the interest of those who make consgments
TO them.
March A. 1855. s4-6m
SELEs'T FAMILY GROCERIES. POPE & co.
- GROCEItS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Pr
.TERsBuRG Va Keep constantly on hand select and
stock of Groceries suitable for Planters and Fam
lies, among which always be found:
Old Jaw, Lagryra and Rio Coffee,
Stewards 4 Is and c Refined Sugars,
> Stewards best loaf Sugars,
New crops New Orleans Molassess in bbls and half bbls
Old crop Cuba MolasseS in hhds, and bbls,
Swedes and English Iron,
Sperm, adaInantine and Talow Candles
Western Bacon Mddlings Shoulders aud Joes,
Cumberland Nails, from to 20 penny weight,
March 90 1855. 34-6m
"TINES AND LIQUORS. POPE & CO, GRO
EV GERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PETERS
BURG, VA Have hand select and superior stock
of Wines and Liquors They particularly invite attention
to their
French Brandies imported 1880 and 1851,
Old Jamaica and ST. Crox Rum,
Madeira, Port aud Sherry Wine, -
Heidsick Champagne, do. SD,
ralEagle I" do.
ST Julien ClaFet do.
London Porter,
Bumgardner's very Old Rye whiskcy,
Richardson's q q
Pure Extract of Rye,
March %, 1855. 34-6m
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Richmond Va Oct On To-

The undersigned have sold thirty or 1nore w. Ioo4
Saws manufactured here by Messrs Toand lircular
that we have sold. 'oiipiahtOt
We keepan assortment of all the different kinds ~,
they make, viz: Circular Saws all sizes Nil; D. Saws
Cut, Rip, Hand, Panel, Wood and Web Saw, II Cross
Gectuy ask the attention of the Public these res
they are made In virginia are warranted in every rus as
If they do not give full satisfaction they can aspect
and they sold low as similar goods can be
SMITH & HARDWOOD
Dealers in Harware &C., No SIS Main St 0oD,
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KADER BIGGS & CO..
Texas Real Estate Brokerage, -
COLLECTING AND"LAND AGENCY.
e., RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,

Texas Real Estate Brokerage, -
- COLLECTING AND"LAND AGENCY.
-t H, RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,
~. s..+ ATTORNEYS AT Law, 1,,.,;. z.....
n. C. FREEMAN, JR. n. c. RAYMoND. G. R. FREEMAN
HOMES IN TEXAS AND SAFE INVESTMENTS
In obtained through this Agency
REGISTERS of land for SALE in all parts of the Stae full
exhibits of title and descriptions also registers of
town and city lots. '.' -"
LANDS located, bought and Sold . u: 80 -
CLAIMS the State or individuals COLLECTED and adj
justed and renittances made by exchange New Orleans
or any of the northern cities if desired =. T..
THOROUGH and intimate knowledge of the country, and
the land system, nsurs superior locations and the best
G titles. >.-'.s- - 49, : :. - Z -
STRANGERS looking at Texas may always hare lead
ing items and useful hints at The office Of this Agency
REGISTERS open for examination. -. ~ s
10 Office i'll Congress Avenue.
May 90, 1854. SLY.
JOHN q. BYNUM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, =
--.'- JACKSON,
Will attend the Courts of Northampton, BERTHE, Halifax
and Hartford Counties.
jackson, April III, 1855. - 42-1y.
ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
Attorney at Law,
Having removed to Peterborough n c. will attend
larry the Courts of Chatham Moore and Harnett Counties
Pittsbro, Aprill6, 1885. Aft
A. n. LEWIS
BE-. Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO
lvA FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his office near his resi-
~dence north of the Capitol on Halifax Street.
Raleigh July II. ls22 z-..-- eft
DOMAINS & JOHNSTON
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
PErERsBrRe, VA.
-~.-e-sr- DOMAIN ,Se<Co., =. - e.; -,
L. 90 General Commission Merchants,-
~ .-~, RICHMOND, VA. -.
June !, 1855 SLY.
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NOR SALE.-THE OFFICE AND FIXTURES OF
=. the rMetepoltan' are sofered for sale blythe Pro-
cessary for publishing large paper with good lob
assortment Terms made known by applying to the sub
scriber. - = TT . ~
R. a. WHITAKER, Raleigh.
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p remiunn Circular Savs

WNHE HIGHEST PRIZE MEDAL G91F1
hold T6d institute at its recent annual ex ih
ton of American Manufactures was awarded f. Promo
Burger for specimens of their celebrated
Saws - :: and other
The proprietors beg respectfully to call the f,,,,
ton of Merchants Founders Mill men and tbe atten
fuential and highly respectable citizens of the Cir most
mond. VI eOiy Of Rich
= TREDEGAR For,..
Richmond, October 80, ISL
1t gives us pleasure to state that the Rcbm o"4
Saws OF Messrs Toand Burger have proved n1 made
We have used We recommend these gentlemen tm any
desire to encourage enterprise at home and ~ all who
pleased to learn that they receiving lhni are much
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER. 49,.
NINTH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE CIR.
w culaton of the RICHh0 ND ENQUIRER in the
Southern States the Propretors have
of WEEKLY P.APEh, which contaips ali the reading
matter of tho Daily and Semi Weekly editions
We need say nothing of the political character of the
RICHMOND ENQUIRER, which is now what it was half
century aG We may state that it is the of the
Editors devote all their energies 1be
country. = No. -
TERMS. - ~. 81 80
Daily Taper, -ssE2-.4 r.-sss per annum,, u
Sem, " eekly, 80, - - 8 30 ,
T.. - ." - TO CLUBS. .- e.
For six copies of the Daily - ". '-T s5
For six copies of the Semi Weekly, *, 25
For six copies of the Weekly =: :" do
For fifteen copies of the Weekly, Is
Address b" --.
RITeHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAyANT,'
~ Richmond Va.
June 20, 1855 -. 49,. ... loSo--v3v
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS

NM ANUFACTTRE OF HORIZONTAL. AND
IA Vertical Steam Engines Tubular Flue, Cylindr
cal Boilers; Circular Vertical and Portable Saw MHs
complete, Gris Mills Car Building, SC, &c. Iron l. Brass
Castings ofa descriptions including railing &C.
One of the Partners has been engaged in above bus
for number of years. and has turned out some of
the best Engines and Saw Mills in the State which can
be testified to- by many who have purchased of him.
We also making preparation for manufacturing
of the most improved Pows Harrows Cultivators and
other Farming dement's. All is that our friends
will give fair trial and if they cannot thereby not
only their money at home, but heavy tariff
Portation. -,s..~-,....,-.
= 49, sILAS. BURNS co.
June 9Th, 1885. ~'N-~ f-.-'7''
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&An REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
ef9HV subscriber, the 18th of September, 1854,
negro boy named ELIAS Said boy is bright mulato,
little under feet high round full face little frecked we'll
featured Of his thumbs disfgured, feet fat like
negroes. lie be lurking somewhere in Randolph
Guiford or be be endeavOrng to make his way to
pension and confinement, if taken out ofhe State and
$2o if taken within the State, that Ige him ANY in
1t be that said boy has procured free papers bat re-
member his thumb Ny postoce Sandy Creek Randolph
County, N. G.
ABNER COLTRAIN.
r. "
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nor SALE AT AUCTION.-A WAGON AND
IL HARNESS. and Office Furniture, consisting of chairs
counters bed and bedding Of ppessnt use OF
msExpress, in this city At the time the office
will be rented until the 18th day of Decenber next:
Sale to take place the 18th o'clock at the Of
nee e .4- e. LITGHFORD, & COOKE.
Auc. and Com. Merchants
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
CHARLES IT THonrpcon,

IL the County of Nash, on June 18th 1854 nqsn n
says hisname is TOM and belongs to the hers
OF Billy Fosters, deceased Tom, from his apne5ranre
seems to be about twenty-five age black compey
ION and has more than ordinary space between two G
his under teeth. The is requested TO como fyrd
pay prison charges and take him away or be will be DIS
Posea OF according to law A. R. BAINES,
- aug 1--Wd. Sheriff
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Raleigh, Aug. -, 1865.
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NEW STORE.-AT THE OLD STAND OF JOHN
PKlhRoSE, ON Fayetteville street, just above the
Fhc subscriber has opened full stock of Dry Goods
thing Jewe Groceries and general assortment every
thing usually kept in City Store which he will sell at
wholesale or retail at He is determined to SELL aud
must and will Sc and those in of goods groceries
fore you buy elsewhere.
MARX. SCHLOSS.
Raleigh, Feb. 2, 1855. Gift
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DLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADFMy

DLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY.
- Wake Forest, N CIVILIAN NJ CRENSHAW 4
b. Seventh Session of this institution will
commences on the End Monday in January next Tuition from
g to $l5 per session The Academy situated mile from
fofestve The location of this institution for health NOR
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any The
Trustees of this school have than realized their exner
tatons In Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and would say to the
pubc that he is thorough scholar good instructor
Board can be had at So per For further particulars
address DIR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD
Forestville, Wake Co., \. C.
NOV 70, 1905
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A,r,M1rr JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND NEWS FOR SOUTH
ERR READERS.
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State of North Carolina.
- OFFICE OF SEeRErARY on STATE
18th August 1856. (
aSEALED&PROPOSAL FOR FURNISHING BY
the Cord the hrewnod necessary for the public offices
the ensuing winter viii be received at this office until
LIST pe The woad tobe good sound hickory
and to be gut to suit the different FIRE places .-, -
'S@ = - VIM. HILL
&C., ~ - ~ Eo Secretary of State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-27

last wars OF Turkey, was made prisoner. The
Turks lost all their guns. The garrison a,
hars still holds out, though reduced to great
extremes. Part Of Omar Pasha's force was
marching from Ba,oum to attempt to raise the
blockade. The Torkish army at Kars now
numbers ten thousand men.
The commander Of the Turkish army on the
Danube has received Instructions to provide ra-
tions for forty or fifty thousand French troops
who are TO arrive at Silistria the last of the
present month. Pelissier and Simpson. the al
lied commanders, have had a meeting, with a
view TO prevent what they consider indiscreet
revelations by newspaper correspondents, mill
tary and civil. Gen. Marmora has declared in
an order Of the day that he will severely pun.
ish the author of any letters found, by inform.
ing the Russians Of movements of the allies,
10 have injured the position Of the latter.
Vienna bankers credi, the runners that Russia
is contracting a loan in the United States, and
that the negotiations are probably concluded
Austria has addressed a circular to its repre-
seniatives abroad in which i, is intimated that
though Prussia is at liberty to act as mediaior
between the bellieerent powers, the present is
not a favorable time for such mediation-ihat
in fact the western powers must follow up the
advantages gained, and treat with Russia when
the Russians hate been expelled from the Cri-
mea. The manifesto asserts that the most per-
feet understanding exists between Austria and
France. Advices from Marseilles state that
the French minister Of war is using every ex-
ertion to reinforce the army in the Crimea. A
letter from the Crimea states that the sunken
Russian vessels can be raised without difficulty.
The Paris Moniieur announces that The en-
press-fve months-health exccllent-ahem.
An alliance between Prince Napoleon and the
British princess royal is rumbred ia political
circles. Her Majes,y's ships Rooney, Albion,
London, Leander and Wasp have received or
ders TO proceed under the command of Admiral
Stopford to the coast OF Italy They will be-
gin their mission IN the Bay Of Naples. In
Greece the ministry had resigned, owing to the
persistence of the king in refusing to have any
intercourse with Gen. Kalergi, minister of war,
and their resignation has bee, accepted. The
London papers state that tn, Danish govern
ment has invited all the maritime powers, in
GLIDING the United States, 10 meet in Congress
at Copenhagen in November to settle the ques-
ton of the Sound dues. Denmark proposes
the capitalization and redemption of its dues.
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The TRTATY WITH JAPlS 10 Of less value
than was represented. 1t is in fac, of no com
mercial advantage, bat simply secures an asy-
lum for shipwrecked American mariners, and
the privilege of watering aud provisioning YES
sells which may touch at two ports named 10 il.
Our merchants had formed extensive ideas OF
the trade tina, would grow up with Japan under
the treaty, and in the mistaken notion that the
privilege of trade had been secured by il, Law
ished rather exiravagait encomiums upon Com
modore Perry for its negotiation. The first
commercial venture sent ont by San Francisco
merchants, was r%epulied by the Japanese and
obliged to return disappointed. The Califor-
mans are greatly indignant at this result, and
call upon the government TO send a fleet and
compel the Japanese 10 tiade with US. The
Japanese, however, have strictly adhered to the
terms Of the treaty, and if the administration is
to blame for any, it is for circulating exagger-
ated statements of the scope of the treaty and
exciting expectations that were sure to be dis
appointed. The San francisco Chronicle gives
vent 10 its Indignation in this way
"Had we a President worth the birthstone it
would take TO strangle him, this trining Of the
copper-headed Emperor would be endured no
longer than is necessary TO send Perry and his
fleet to Japan again, and take possession of a
few forts and Qualifications, and with i%ompions
out, let The muzzles Of our thiriy-twos dictate
our terms and enforce 10 the letter what the
treaty calls for, and the a,onement for their
evasion of its evident stipula,ions. But no
such hope is to be cherished Of a man whose
height Of the heroic is to lombard a few hu,s
Of cane at Greytown, and embargo the poor
speculator Kinney with all the disposable force
of the United States navy. His success in the
attempted acquisition of CUBA corrollary Of
his success in Mexico-furnish a lean ghost Of
hope in the present condition of our tIeaty with
Japan"
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WEDsEsDAY, Oct, -, 1885.
At market to-day 2ll2 caiHc-l8OO beeves aud 612
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and Calves,
fcarings, Two a. Three Years Old.
PRioks-Markst BeJ-ES, 81 50ag 90 pr ewt Isl
quality 6 75a 7 90, 2ddo, GAG 50; ordinary ! 5Oa5.
Uortiag Oren-6ls At m~arkel-S15 to $50.
Goes aud Caires-Sg0 TO $50.
Iro Years Od-2i3, liai6.
Three Years Oh-Slt, &c, lBae0.
Sheep and Ldmbs-l0lOO al markoL-Pnces-Ex..
Slab, 10 lots 81 90 to 3 90.
Swine--520 Mt market; prices 7 l-2a0c per ID. for
old, o lag I-2c per III. for young.
Hdes--6 I-2a7 per 10. 7dHoir-29 1.2aI0c ID.
~Pehs.-75a87c. CAR Skhas-l3c per h..
Rcmarks-Owing TO the large supply Of Ibis week
and last. with the dull aud warm weather The market is
u%ncommonly doll. Prices of Beef Caule have declined
80 a 75c per cwt.. Sheep Soc per head, aud a hard
market at that a large number will have 10 be kept
over. Quite a numbef Of car loads Of Fancy Stock
wcfc taken directly to Boston for the fair.
There was 40 cars over the Boston and Maine RaI,-
Railroad, l2g over the Boston & Lowell Railroad, and
100 over The Filehbufg Railroad, loaded with cnule,
sheep and horses.
N. b.. Beef-Exin. including nothing but the best
large oxen, well stabilized, at least one year.
First quality consists Of large, fat oxen, stabilized, al
least several months.
Second quality includes the best grass-fcd oxen, the
best stabilized cows, and the best three year old steers.
S~heep-Extra consists of choice bucks, aud fame y
yews for stock, and the best eosseis.
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SALE.

FI'HE NONRESIDENT prcprictors Of the town Of
IL Stratton III The County OF Windham, are here.
by notified that the taxes nsscsscl by said town
for the years ~ 1861, 1852, 1868 and 1901 remain
either in whole or in part unpaid On the followin
described lands in said town, to-wit:
East half Of No. 4 IL the It'll range, the original
right Of Oliver Wendell and Seth Babbct, now
owned BY James Clapp, a town tax for the
year 1851 Of 36cts
also a State tax for 1858 Of 23cts
Northwest partof No. 0 in the LIST range, sup
posed to be 90 acres, a part Of the origi-
nal right Of John Smith, Jr., a town tax
for 1851 Of 22cts
also n State tax for 1S52of l3cts
also q town tax for 1862 Of 43cts
a town tax for 1858 of 30cts
and a State tax for 1858 Of l3cts
West half Of No. . in the LIST range, the origi-
nal right Of Nathan Lyman, a town tax
for 1861 Of S1,87
SO much Of the ID lot in the eth range as is
owned by Prout & Gibson, originally the
right Of Eleazcr Hinnom and Elisha Ma
ther, q town tax for 1851 Of 7lcts
Also on the southwest part Of said No. , in the
9Th range lately owned by Cobb and Liy-
erm0re, q town tax OF 1853 Of 2lcts
also a State tax Of SGets
Also on the west part Of said No. 2 In the eth
range, n State tax for 1858 Of 45cts
70 acres in the northeast corner Of No. 4 in
the 9th range. the original right Of Ben
ming Wentworth, a town tax for 1852 Of $500
also a State tax for 1852 Of 20cts
100 acres Of No. | in the 9th range Il being
the southwest and northeast quarters Of
said let, it being the original right Of Jo-
Ell Hunt, now known by the name Of the
Harvey lot, a town tax for 1852 Of 60cts
also a State tax Of l5cts
One forty acre lot No. 40 in the third division
the original right Of Jacob Wendell. now
supposed to belong to Joseph Packard, a
town tax for 1S52of g5cts
East half Of the 9th .ot in the 9Th range, the
original right of Jonathan Bascom and
Caleb Blodgett, now owned by Cyrus llol-
den, a town tax for the year 1853 Of 67cts
aud a State tax for 1858 Of 2)ci.
One half Of lot No. 10 in the 4th range the
original right Of Charles Clapp, now own
ed by Culbrose and Shaloss, a town tax
for 1863 Of Gets
also a State tax for 1882 Of Acts
also n STATE tax for 1853 Of Acts
18th lot In the south gore or undivided lands
claimed by Erasmus Plimpton, q town tax
for 1853 OF lects
also a State tar for 1868 Of Bets
also one other State tax for 1862 of Sets
One forty acre lot No. 10 in the third division
Of lots the original rightof Joseph Brown,
a State tax for 1852 Of Acts
No. 8 In the undivided lands now owned by
jackson Newell, a State tax for 1852 Of Bet:
also q State tax for 1853 Of Sets
Part Of Governors right, a State tax for 1858
Of Sets
And so much Of said laid will be sold at Public
Auction at the dwelling house or Iun Of Chesel,on
Allen in said stratton, on Friday. the Both Of No
vembern next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, az shall he req.
uisite 10 discharge said taxes with costs unless pre-
,iously paid.
Dated at Stratton. this 9Th day Of October, A. D
1855. WILLIAM S. STYLES.
80 First Constable.
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W00L-0ur market for Domestic Fleece has re-
covered its %buoyBncy by the appearance Of a large H..
crease in buyers who take hold with more confidence
than for some lime past. The assortment is fair, thu
demand is chiefly for low aud medium grades, while
the finer qualities ure less sought amer. The sales for
the past week are l25. 900 ID. at 32a3i. for CON. 81 LA
SIC. for low, llatjc for medium, and i6af0c. for fine.
Pulled has panakcn OF the activity, aud the sales reach
100000 10 at 81 l-2a35 Ice. for super x 38a39c for ex.
tr. Foreign is quiet a few small sales on private
terms have been made. We quote
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NOTICE. The undersigned will continue TO
lN manufacture Shot Guns to order at the old
stand. He will also keep on hand constantly for
sale Shot Guns Of every description and Of the best
quality. Allen & Thurbcr's Reviewers, and gun ma
terials Of every variety. Repairing done as here
tofore in q satisfactory manner, ut short notice, and
on reasonable terms. LOCkHAllT BARRETT.
Brattleboro, Oct. 10, 1865. 3w3g
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A subscription book was opened in Concord,
N. H., where flour is selling at l2 so per bar
rel, and where three hundred barrels were sub
scribed for, a gentleman went out West, and re-
turned with the amount, delivering it to the sub
scribers at a cost Of So rs per barrel.
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NOTICE.

DEING about to leave for the West, | offer for
ID sale my Horse, Buggy, Harness, Sleigh,
Robes, &c. Also l Barouth, 3 sets Of double har-
ness. 2 single do, / side saddle, and 2 Shoats. Any
one wishing to purchase, will please call before the
first Of November. The articles will be sold low.
Also to rent the tenement | now occupy.
JAMES HASTINGS.
Green ST., Oct. 18th. 1855. 2w3S
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The Bellevue, Nebraska, paper, charges S.
for announcing the names of candidates for Of
fee, Invariably in advance" Defeated can
didates are not apt to feel much like paying
bills.
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Masonic Notice. The regular cOmmuni-
cation of Golden Rule Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons will be held at their Hall in Putney on the
Wednesday next preceding the full moon in each
month, at 10 A. NJ. j.. LOW, Sec.
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MARRIAGES.

At the Revere House Brattleboro. Oct. 18th, by
Rev. Mr.. Bush, II. o. ALDRlcH Of Guildford and
Miss BErsEY A. PHELPS of Halifax.
Al the Revere House, Oct. 10Th, by Rev. s. w.
Bush, Mr. LEONARD W. GEORGE and Miss AMANDA
A. HANNA both Of Hayerill. Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-27

New arrives very slowly, and prices arc well sustained
there is an efor beng made TO depfess the market aud
CROWNS should not be misled by designing spectators.
The sales to day are 60 bales at I2alt i.2c.-35 bales
Of which are for shipment 10 New Orleans.