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THE VALUE OF FREEpoM.--John Adams
thus concludes letter of April Goth. TIT.
sPosterity? you will never know how much it
has costlhe present generation to preserve
your lreedom! hope you will make good
use of it. II you do not shall repent in
Heaven that ] have ever taken half the pains
IN nrn,.,,rp H."
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Old Sores, Ulcers, and all eruptlons and dis
arising from an impure depraved state OF the
blood. See the extraordinary cure Of Wm.G Harwood,
highly respectable citizen Of Richmond, Va, by Car
ters Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores Of the
to walk except crutches few bottles Of Curriers'
Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier cured him. MS
II has cured hundreds OF otherswho have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects OF mercury, and pains and u
GERS of the bones and Joints See if-lm
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Athens Foundry Ware-Room,

Next dO1r 10 Tennessee Rank,
NXTHEREis kent constantly on hand and.for sale,
Wv Cooking and other Stoves, Hollow Ware, And
Irons &c. and all kinds of Tin Furniture We also
prepared to I'll orders for Spoung, aud Til Ware to
merchants and Others upon short notice and good terms.
Having engaged the services OF excellent workman,
we are confident OF giving satisfaction.
may l1-tf-slij ZIMMERMAN & THOMAS.
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FLOUR ON THE DEoLlSE.-At New Orleans
-four has declined fifty to seventy hTc cents
within day or-two, and supertine was sold
ON Tuesday at So 81 per Dbl.
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p. D. GATES,
Commits sion vi erchant,

agricultural Implements and .Nachtnerv,
No IL broadway. YORK.
M ETCllUMS Woring Michines, Kty Presses,
ma Wcise Hoes Cniti1y'ors, PO,cS, Strdtr Cutters.
Corn Sheiers, Redpejs Horse f0rsrs and Threshtfs,
C1njiRed TtrtsAeys GHd Hiano,cers and ohtc' tgri.
cultural .NJchihes may ls-if-347
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roaChCr wantod

VND take charge Of Decatur Academy in
4 Decatur, Meigs county, Tenn. who can
come well recommended, bot h as IL regards
qualifications aud good moral character, to
whom liberal salary will be given. Apple
cations should he made soon.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN X. NEIL. Chairman.
NAV lS IS55-tf-347
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The Hon. Josiah N. Anderson, and the Hon.
Samuel A. Smith, candidates for Congress in
this (the SD District will speak at the follow
ing times and places: ..-
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Leather Machine Bclting.

M oC1So.
7 HEREBY forewarn all persons from
L tra,llng for u Note of hand executed by me
to Jacob Eledge, twelve months after date,
and dated about September, in the year 1854.
which Note am determined not TO pay, as
have never received value for the same, and
said Eledge is a violator Of his covenant in
said contract. d. l.. STOUT.
Morganton, June s. lS55-3t 35l
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EEarp1OfCO11a
NTE now have the Largest and Best as
w sortment Of this Celebrated Music
Book we have ever had.
a. r. q T II CIU9ONs
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~ A corespondent writing from Mon

~ A correspondent writing from Mon
tieel", KY, says: ....
A murder and robbery was committed in
this country on Saturday, Jane 81. The body
of FEST Newman, a German peddIcr, was
found three miles from this place, near the
road leading from Monticello to Jamestown;
Ky. The co-oner's examination showed that
he had been murdered, a pistol or rifle ball
having entered the head just above the left
ear. The murderer had taken what money
his victim had, concealed his clothing, and
hid the body ina fallen trcetop. A worth.
less character named Young is strongly sus-
perted, and an effort is now being made to
arrest him.
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Allen Dennis, Mouse Creek, Monday, July o
Jas. Bnckners, Rogers Creek, Tuesday 10
0 Whites, Spring Creek, Wednesday" II
Mike Watenbargers', Thursday II
james II. Reayan's, Saturday IA
Russels' Mills. Monday l6
Zion Hill, Chestun, Tuesday II
Weslyanna Westinghouse. Wednesday" Is
NJ. Longs, Double Springs. Thursday 10
r. Gregory's. Liberty NJ. II. Friday, 30
J. Hanks 18th District, Saturday ~
r. Smiths, 18th District, Monday %
Widow Cooks. Conasauga, Wednesday" %
Sam Gentry's, 18th District Thursday 20
Esqr. carlock has an invitation and pre-
sumo will of course attend the above appoint
ments L. r. HURST.
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Poplar Hi / Academy,

FOR Nj ALES A N ID FEN a l. Els,
NIcMinn County, Tenn.
TNIIE Fourth Session of thus Institution will
Il open on Monday, July 23d next, and
close on Friday the 2lst day of December
1866.
RATES OF TUITION.
lst. Class-Orthography, Reading Wri-
ting aud Mental exercises $500
I'd. Class-Geograph English Gram.
mar and Arithmetic. 800
Sd. Class-Natural Philosophy Chem.
istry, Logic, Rhetoric and Mathemat-
les. $1,000
Contingent fee in advance. 1925
Tuition charged from date of entrance till
the close OF the session, aud no deduction
for loss time, except in case of protracted
sickness. Boarding can be had In private
families near the School, on moderate terms.
j. Z. BARB, Principal
June 90, 1S55--tf. 253
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ChancerV Sale of Land.
David Crockett, Executor of John Crockett,
and Nelson Crockett,

James Crockett = oh.
DUESuANT TO a decree of the Chancery
l. Court at Athens, had in this cause at the
February tenn, 1888, Will sell at the Court
house door in Athens at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand. on the 2lst
day of July next, one undivided half interest
in The Land of the said John Crockett, in Me.
Mimi country, on which he resided Mt the time
of his death, until the Youngest child Of VIM.
Crockett, the son Of tile testntor aforesaid,
shall arrive at the age of twenty one years,
and at the expiration Of that time he, the
said James Crockett, is TO have and enjoy an
undivided fourth interest in said Land;
aud also, one undivided fourth interest
in a certain Tract Of Land which beleng-
ed TO the estate of John Crockett, deceased.
and by him wiled TO the said James Crockett,
and known as the dry quarter, and sold 40
the property of the said James Crockett, for
the satisfaction of debt due the complain.
ants, as per decree tf February term aforesaid.
WM. LOWRY, c. d. u
June 6, lS55--td prs fee IS $40
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eB A paper published at Grecnville, Ala
bama, states that the long drought is sorely
felt by the snake tribe, forcing them from
their lurking places in search of water. A
short time back a large rattlesnake was killed
near the head of mIlpond, seven feet in
length, and eighteen inches in girth. The
track OF another one has been seen in the
same neighborhood, supposed to be much
larger, his track measuring eight inches
across. The track OF II still larger one has
been seen regularly in August OF every year,
for the last thirty seven years, crossing the
Cahaba road, about four miles west of Green
willie, in the direction of swamp, which is
supposed to be his regular hiding place. The
track of this monster is thirteen inches across.
Repeated attempts have been made TO cap.
ture this patriarch of the snake tribe, but ny
yet without Success. lie crossed on his usual
track last August.
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J. NJ. ANDERSON,
S. A. SMITH.
LIST or APPOINTMENTS.

will be pleased to meet with my fellow
citizens of MeSlinn County ut the following
times a.. places. where will address them
to. wit:
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70 Phillip s. White, the distinguished
Temperance Lecturer, will speak at the FOL
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Calhoun ind Charleston
MI a - ON 10 Tn - t u e,
For Males ana Females.
TUyIIE next Session ef this Institution commences Oh
N Monday, June 25th.
Terms per Session Of fire months, payable one-hdf
IN ddrance.
Primary Department. ........................S7 90
Junior Class ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
senior -..'.'''s.s''' .....l2 w
Contingent Pee Observation-Disclosures. 30
Students entering the first week OF the session may
enter for 0ne-haf session, All who enter after the first
week must till the end Of the session. No deduc
ton made for lost time except In OF
sickness hoard may he had In either town or vicinity
at reasonable terms. Vacant rooms may also be had
where young men may board themselves.
Charleston, June s-2m II, d. Haywood, pr'pl.
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Know NoTInSG Panic IN CANADA.-Thp
late request of the English Government for
the setting apart of n million of acres wild
lands, to be distributed among the soldiers
now serving in the Crimea, has developed n
sentiment somewhat akin to Know Nothing
ism among the Queens Canadian subjects
The Montreal Advertiser says the results OF
former military colonizntions are strongly
against the present attempt, and that one of
two things would happen-eithcr there would
be no settlement at all, the lands being bought
up by spectators; or, II large, turbulent popu-
Iation, unacquaintcd with Canadian govern
mrnt and institutions, wonld threaten their
security. In fact, the country would be cX.
posed, without remedy-so it nmintans--to
the invasion Of ten thousand armed banditti.
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DIR. JAS. BUCKNER,

/ n returning his thanks for the very liberal
L. patronage he has already received, would
respectfully announce Co oil who may need
the aid of a Dentist that lie is well prepared
to execute all work in the various branches
of his profession. General satisfaction will
be given, both in prices aud style of work.
Riceville, Tenn, May rs, lS55-ly $+s
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Dr. Mcynncs Liver PiIIs.-whcH the pro-
proprietor of this invaluable remedy purchased II othe
inventor, there was no medicine which deserved the
name. for the Of Liver and Bilious complaints,
notwithstanding the great prevalence Of these diseases
IN the United States. In the South and West particu-
larry, where the patient IL frequently unable to obtain
the services Of II regular physician, some remedy
required Mt once safe aud eectua and the operation
Of which could In no wise prove preirdcia to the
stitution. This medicine is supplied by DR.. McLanc's
Liver Pills, as has been proved In every instance in
which II has had trial. Always beneficial, not soli-
tary instance has ever occurred in which its effects
have been injurious. The invention Of an educated and
distinguished physician, 1t has nothing in common with
the quack nosrums imposed upon the public By shallow
pretenders to the medical art. Experience has
proved, beyond doubt, that Doctor Mclanes Pill Is
the best remedy proposed for the Liver Complaint
Purchasers will be- careful to ask for Dr.. WLdRe's
Glcbrdted LiUer PHs, and tisc none else. There
other Pills purporting to be Liver PILLS, noe before tc
public. DIR. MLane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Iernifuse, now be had vt all respectable Drug
Stores In the United States and Canada.
For sale by p. II KtGru Co., Athens; J. 4. c. W.
CORN, Madsonvie; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. [june l5l
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0COEE H0U S E,

KY ID. A. d j. A. TIBBS.
MO pains will be spared to promote the comfort Of
guests. The Table will be spread with the best the
market affords. 1t Is determination to make the
"Ocoee House" equal to the best in the country. Give
us n call may ll-ty-:JiG
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RICHMOND, Canada West, Feb. 5, 1853.
Mr.. James Granger--Dear Sir During the last ak
years., have been great sufferer from Rheumatism
In the cold weather, especially my disease ragged with
almost insuppOrtable violence. l have tried the multi
tude Of nosruns prescribed by my friends aud acquan-
anccs, hut without any permanent relief A. very great
expenseI employed medical aid. l remained many
months under the charge OF the best reputed in vi
ciny, hut but found ns better had recourse
to the most shal practitioners in Belvle aud Kings.
ton, but my hopes were again Frustrated The
considered NATURALIZATION at last, given up to
die had lain nearly three months suffering extreme
agony and unable to obtain relief from any quarter,
was recommended to use medicine called WcricdR
Mustang LR{nfpt, to be found Mt your drug store
Though had N&kT heard OF such medicine, such
the state o. sthat resolved try 1T. The effect
seemed scared >fedible to myself yet It was So The
psins ME eptltety. md after spending than
hundred dolarsin cash, and suffering than would
have lhcughtW possible for TO suffer and survive
one Rb!ar's worth Of the Mexican Mustang Eminent,
manufactured by A. G.. Bragg Co., has completely re-
stored me to health Should there he any one suffering
from this terrible disease, hope that simple easily
applied and enicacious remedy az this Lniment may
be within your reach.
Yours, very trn'y, SAMUEL. BALpwIS.
For sale in Athens by WM BURNS; In Calhoun by II.
T. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS. y, Balm fjunc s
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SlOnn,s GintnCnf.--We would call attention
to the advertisement in our columns, OF this Popular
and truly G!e1t Rc3iedy. We have witnessed its cx-
traordnnry virtue In variety of obstinate cases. and
have heard of many It has performed, that really
appear Incredible they not testified to by persons
OF vcracity. For obstinate old of every kind.
fresh wounds, burns, corns, sore nipples or broken
breasts, it has equal And for piles 1t is warranted
every case, matter of how long standing, or
DOW horribly the patient may be afflicted.
See Sloan's advertisement In another column.
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TRY THE MEDICINEtl

u AND WARRANTS lyaNTED.-Iwa want
to buy few Land Warrants and VIII give the high
est market price for them la cash. GEO. W ROSS.
Juuc
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Correspondence of the Dispatch
King WILLIAM CoURT HOUSE,. }
March 9TH Ia55

l write from the Court House of this old
Democratic county, having attended the
County Court on yesterday. King William
as your readers are aware, will soon be uni
req ~ltn your prosperous city by the York
River Railroad, the eastern terminus Of
which will be at West Point, where King VIII.
liam IS achattted dorm to a poi7k. by the con-
tiuenee of the Mattaponi and the Pamunkey:
ana the new road will make your people ac-
lualnted with one of the finest counties of
the State-a county at no point more than
ten lniies wide and bounded by two as excel
tent havigable streams as | have ever seen.
upon one of these streams there are now
steamers from Baltimore and Norfolk, run
nihg nearly up to Aylett's, village on the
Mattaponi; and on the Pamunkey, saw yes
seis taxing IN grain in the neighborhood of
"nefe ~, Horace town once stood
Inc county is one vast bed of mari and
,anus nave, IN consequence of the iudicious
US, use OF 1t, advanced in value in some parts of
'n1 Te county from ten to fifty dollars.
eight hundred acres, upon which the Village
OF hing William Court House stands is own.
ga by TWO estlmable citizens of Richmond
Messrs. Courtenay Il Hill,
=. Is county famous for the hospitality of
the people, ana every stranger who hapnens
among the citizens of King William On a
court oay, is overwhelmed with invitations
% spend night a day. a week, with his hos.
pltable acquaintanees.
COURT DAY is, as i'll other counties in this
section of the country, the great day with
the farmers and other citizens of the county.
1t is the field day for candidates for all sorts
OF offices, and for the interchange of politi
cal opinions. Here everything is as decided
ly democratic as it is whiggish in Richmond.
No man living can recollect when any other
than Democrat was elected to the Legisla-
ture from the county-indeed there is no ira
>Qition to the Contrary
On Monday | found an unusually large
crowd at the Court House, attracted mainly
by the announcement that the elector for this
Congressional district would address the
people.
Mr. t. I'll. AYLETT, the elector, Ia citizen of
your town. addressed large audience in
the Court House for more than three hours,
and the speech seemed to give great salts
faction to his party, of which was told the
audience was mainly composed. 1t was di-
rected altogether against the Know Nothings,
who are said to be gaining foothold in the
county.
lie was followed by Mr. VIM. Aylett, Ia
younger brother of the Congressional cleo
tor, who is the elector for this Senatorial
district
l find the Dispatch generally and most
favorably known TO the people down here.
Yours, &c. MECHANIC.
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nESTTNY DEMONSTRATED.-Ma-

Epdsn Helm may be consulted on matters of i'm
portsnce foreteiling all particular of human
lite, such SIS marriage, the time when with descfp
ton Of husband wife; of riches chan sing OF bus-
situation lesaces kindred friends
if person shall have the thing hoped for; if per-
shall sUtsr by say particular thing of which he
she Is in fear; long short Journeys; of absen
persons. dead alive; OF law suits; of theft or
things tort; of substance lent demanded wife or
husbaEd living from each other, If return and
al the difficulties of ie Of health, fraud sickness
ana DEATH past, present and future and all concerns
uf life
This lady tells fortunes by the Cards-ProE LEO
by the Planets, or AstroloEy.
TgEMs-50 cents by the Planets, q ceats lfor la
dies bF the Cards. and SD cent? Tor gentlemen by
csTds white or black people.
Apply at Adams Valley doors from the corner Of
10th, on Poplar street "Oihce OF AstrologY' over
the door, opposite LancssteIian School, over the
Creea- lnh l4-lm~
EH0R SALE.-Exchange on Baltimore
u Philadelphia. New York ana Boston
WANTED-Bank Notes, payable IL Richmond
Petersburg Fredericksburg, LYnchburs, Ch6rlottes-
Vile, Staunt0n, Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
Gold and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE
te 2-3m No . fearl street.
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AMONG diseases, dyspepsia and liver com
plant rank most diifeptt cure. We are plsasea
10 nave 1t In our power to point out rerDedy yhie
mas proved ehectual in many Cases. and which We
csn safely recommend certain snd falibIe cure;
It has been the of rascuing thousands from an
untimely grave. We mean the HooFL AND,s GEpMAN
BirTERs prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson at the Ger.
man M ediche Store, l20 Arch street, Philadelphia
Agents for this city-M .ssrs. PURCELL. LApp
Co., and BENNETT BgRts, Druggists. -fafa
NH IA DIV
If You ARE Sick, WHY DELAY UNTIL YOUR
DISEASE BECOMES INcURABLE E, AND THEN HAVE TO
LAMENT WHEN 1T IS TOO LATE2--Thousands who
die prematursiy might have been cured by HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TfNcTURE Why go lauguishing
and dropping, deblitated and broken down, Hfess
BURDEN with desire to avoid your best friendsl
Have you q cough settled your lungs q sry
hacking cough. the classy eye, the hectic flush on
the cheek pain in the breast and side night sweats
with all ths fearful sy mptoms of censumption9 Or
have you asthma, already sitting you with Dreadful
anguish of sufocation; setting up through the long
cold night, while the sweat runs from every PORE
from the nightly effort Of respiration' We say.
don't delay, but try Hampton's Vegetable Tineture
the great restorator and invigorator. ESQ az 4s.ss
it has shown itself most powerfully curative Of
nervous diseases IN their various FORMS giving new
life and yigor, restoring the shattered constituted,
and thus in fusing hope in place Of despondency BY
It's mild. pleasant and safe action the stemaet,
liver, kidneys lungs and the nervous system It cures
Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Diseases of the UrDa-
~ Organs, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchial Affections.
Consumption, scrofula, ST. Vitus Dance kings Evil,
Worms Rhsumatism, euralgia, Gout. Fits, Fissuia,
Piles, with diseases arising from impure blood.
The Female System has, in DR.. HAmPT os's VEes-
TABLE TINcTUaE, cure for its numerous compu-
Gated arrangements. Hundreds, who have been de-
bilitsted and dspirited, and the verge of pre-
mature grave have been restored by its to blfom
ing health, which we are abundsntly able TO prove
by such q host of living witnesses as we think no
Sold in Rishmond, by o. A. sTRECKER and pUR-
CELL, LADD Co, and BY all the Druggists 10
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. nah
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uANDSOME EMBROIDERIES. =

respectfully request the attention OF The ladies'
to nv stock of rich needle-wefk Embroideres,
fellows.
Ladies' Pocket Hhdkfs richly embroidered, with
names, at 81; Cambria and Swiss Collars; Cambfc
and Swiss Sleeves swiss and Cambria Edgings end
Insertings Swiss and Csubrc Bands swiss and Cam
bnc CheLpisetts Bohin aud Thread Edgings; rich
black Lace and Lace Wells; lowered and dotted Mus
hns-sone great bargains 80 pieces check Muslins at
shilling per yard, and many desirable goods whch
bought st the northern euctons and in which an
oher great inducements to the ladies favoring me
with their call AUGUSTUS MAILERT
NH e No al Main street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNION STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's LINE roa
PHILADELPHIA Shippers by this line are respsct
iahy INFORMED that, az we running our thraa
Steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY ana
iHuRsDAY zoe are prepared to receire FREIGHT al All
Ii shippers will give us the coasianse,s aoas nm A.,
cxet for the last load, and whether recsint
10 wanted zoe eiH take pleasure IN sending bills la;a
TO them. n n M TN. i. I.'1s
2 mh z7-ts u. E.a ..4 s. - 4-1e -.
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Richard q. Kissam, Jr., aged IS, a son of DR.. Kis
gam of New York, and Miss Clarke, of N. Hamp-
shire. young lady Of 20, who was engaged in the
study of painting, died In Paris few days before the
sailing OF the Atlantic from Liverpool. MaItin Van
Buren, Jr., who 10 in Paris, 10 In hopeless Decline
and his death may occur ct any moment.
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chester who kicked girl for askng for bill of her
time 10 George Washington Hancock. stsrb, Wash
ipgton and Hancock; what an assocat ion of big
M mes. But the fellow was fasd $40 In the police
court and had 10 give 800 bonds not to kick another
siIi - Boston Post
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- Mitcneil, the Irish exile, has been salaatsa
~ sWS Literary Societies of the Mississippi UniversitV
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Lew" iliams late third officer on the ship
nate hooper of Baltimore, died a, Hong Kong on
the Both of December last 11s NA
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7 IL D AS W. Il EE S EE =,
dEHTTDNEER

OFFICE WITH GEORGE j. SUMNER,
No 90 PEARL STREET,
Nill attend TO the sale of Resl Estate, snd every
description of Merchandise. Household Furniture
&C Also-To Renting out Houses. Collecting &c.
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SALE OF NEGRoEs.-At the sale of Major Nat.
Green's negroes, in Wsrrenton, N. c., last week
sixty nine were sold at an average oil more than
seven hundred dollars piece, and among the mum
ber were some thirty odd children.