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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

kmpsrhe subscriber has just returned from Paris where
he made the eompete seeo ton rich chiseed chane
hers brackets statues and clocks which he offers the lowest
remaneralve proc All articles warranted Liberal discounts
10 the trade. ii. DARD0NVILI.E. AS Broadway.
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IN six weeks by my onguen which win inure
akin VI bottle; TO of the country r. q. Ora
HAM 5 Broadway; Zieber Third street. Phiadel
phia; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany.
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Hill, Inlmltablo Cutter OF Hair and Whls-
kers at No. Barclay street. adjoining Broadway Hair curb
g and shampoonng shaving six cents Hair dye, black
brown, best in the world, four shilling q boz.
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= rSn |. q .y I..,, H rsuu "wM1H %
for their patent radical References
observation-disclosures Valentine Mott Willard Parker
John Carnocban An extensive list Of of mercantile
and other gentlemen cured by this truss may be seen Marsh
No. West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio Open from A.
n until p. N.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A hEsikCIAbLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES sITuA.
10 oS ~ co" 70 respectable family; has objection
vs." teatW4 nnavttiaan hn # dairy Good reference
basement. - go '1'"'''' w. '""'
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WANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOCSG WOMAN
W situation - gooi plain cook in small private i,nay
afoo washer and honor objection To DO chshar
Good reference required Call at lS Wcst 18Th
I'll avenue, sccond noor, back roam.
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Fc far'licn, end Help ysrisd, v. sixth Pag,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

chamb.nnad and waiter TO do general hou-esoft,
Ffod washer and tron'r and fo1 plain cook ts
r.ctmmrnd,d Can b. ut dayr al hr pr.n<pi
poyer's, 64t Atlantic IT, above Powers a. brooklyn.
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"AsTED-BY 4 PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION
w good cook has oJeron 10 a.st With ID. washing,
10 do the washing of u sunn family Can FOR
day. ~ sa Jsrscy A. two dra from Crosby, the back o.
sibo'g Garden.
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rro norEI.. NIL ArnANr on aAIonN KrrrERa-


a middle aged man, American Of good addres ADD
leoa 'hueaah without mcunh dr-rous
ia sl'h'r af Me an
ha'p'r steward market man head oyslerInan: good
ana ~ willing 10 make himself generally
,mfoy. having been Ia the ten years
~ an axe holi anywhere, rliher ASHAMED or
tos lao Herald onlr.. e '' - :" 70
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From dark TIL light,
Why viii you fight
With bedbug and musqllioi
For insects faith
H4s powders death;
For rats his pills are ditto.
or Lyons Magnetic Powder md
q and vernin IA Broadway and South Eighth
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NE FILE IRANrAiEE DESIRE NE PLACER CONNIE
~ ouriniere Cars ianilr fransasa AnfAlpe ellie
psu lournr - BONES recgns ndaohs hadresser aa No.
h Mercer ",
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TRIMMINGS, MILLINERY. Ao-wASTED siTuA.
hon, by young having had several years crper-
ebce IN tho same trade. objection 20 the The
h'e Of city reference given also s.cury Address
H., ii.raid onlee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-22
Disptoce G,J Riofs in Baltimore.

On Saturday night last, Baltimore was Il scene
of disgraceful riots among some of the fire COM
pnuies. the result of which is thus described by
the American:
THE first ntimation of assault was voliey
of bricks thrown at the Hook and Ladder Com
pany, and they made an effort to retreat At
this time a man having hold Of the rope of the
United reel ran up to a man named White, of the
assaied party, and pointing pistol at him re-
marked - LII save you. anyhow" fired, the ball
passing through his waistcoat without doing any
other injury. As soon as this was done another
pistol was fired by Minny Johnson, alias George
Jones. of the United company, the charge from
which took effect upon Charles Ellis, of the same
company, though it was aimed at another party
The ball entered behind the left ear and passed
upward. lodging in the head Officer Burkens
saw the pistol fired, and Immediately arrested
johnson. success of shots the numbering fifty
or sixty were fred by the parties six OF the balls
lodging in the ladders and truck Of the Mount
Vernon company"
A young man named Geo. Kemp,who resides IN
Franklin street. near Fremont. passing the
scene of riot when he struck by pistol ball
which entered his left breast, near the third rib,
and lodged in the lnng. He was conveyed to his
residence, but there was yesterday no hopes en-
tertained for recovery. lie received medical aid
at the hands of DR.. O'Donovan. who took him to
his residence in his carriage. A man named
John Tracy also shot in the arm, but the
wound was only of the flesh end the injury is
not of serious nature.
As soon as Ellis Kemp fell the members of the
Mount Vernon seized their hooks and with
which to defend their truck, which their assail-
ants mistaking for muskets fed, leaving their APP
paratus in the street.
The yells of the rioters were terrific, and it
was at one time feared that large plumber would
he killed as threat had bern made that night to
destroy the Hook and Ladder truck if it came on
the street. The police and watch were out in
full force, and succeeded in arrestng John Wal
ter, John Kelton, Howard Davis, Minny johnson,
Charles Nalley, Joseph Denison, and John Smith
all of whom were committed to Jail except Deni-
son, who was admitted to bail.
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SECOND EDITION.

SOUTHERN HOME. now, beautiful Juvenile -
Dedicated III the Children Of the Soul. Handsomely
illustrated with digh Original Drawings By Virgin
ian. One vol square l2mo. GA cents
NoTicFs or The PnEss.--Wa have read enough Of il
oppf, its simple yet digned style, mud its vaue
BILE und rect Observation-Disclosures assign II
high ruuk nmung works Of it's cluss.-Southcrn lhurck
man.
l. Il truly and vol deneatcd portrait Of n South
ern home, with all its comforts md enjoymcnls We
cordially commend it worthy Of perusnl- IVatcd
man and ObsGDcr.
Ills n home icture md moro attractive that
count Riehmoad Dispaich
SOUTHSlDE VIEW OF SLAVERY: Or three
months at tho South, in 1854. BY Nehemiah Albums
d. d. Third enition One volame Emo. Cloth, Is
cents.
tV' The trade supplied the usunl discount, by
the publisher. A. NORRIS, Richmond, Va.
10 ID.ts
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THE GREAT
RICHMo NOVEL NOW READY.
A STORY OF RICHMOND IN 1882.

INLLlh: OR THE HUMAN COMEDY by joins
IL EsTEs CooKg. author Of the Virginia Comedi-
ans," "Leaihor Stockings and silk" The Youth of
Jefferson" etc,
"MoTLhrs rHE ONLY WrARr. as You LiheT
In one handsome l2mh. Vol beautifully illustrated
with Original pcsiRnsby Suo,hcr Price 81 %.
II is If the very few Novels that should hpi nj
miitance to the Iamily circo. Chicago Daily TtbWne
CONTINUED aud triumphant success ot the great Vir
ginia Book, ALONE. by MAmes ilAnLAsp, of Rich
mond. Va. Rrpnbished In Londcn aud Pnri.. Tenth
An e,icnn Edition now ready, IN handsome l2mo.
vol. Fnncy Clnh Gill, $la5
"A NEW BOOK illustrative . the Institution 81
Slavery SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH: OrtLe
Failure Of Free Society," by George Fitzhugh, Esq One
vol. l2mo. Prco-cloh ~; Paper, IS cents.
NoIlcEs OF ruE PRFss lhere patcnt in this vol
umo arguments and ncts which Will rohule nnatcism
ind ehrhHiu the ntlehiipn of thinking unconstitutional
iptcil{gcncet
1his book is mine of Thought and n magazine Of
idcus. IT, inAin 81 Jet seems - be the illustration of
the Necessity tor, and the advantages Of slaycry
Washington Sentinel.
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EVoR sALE--A VALUABLE rRUap

I AND VEGETABLE GARDEN. NEAR Ll NCIS
BURG, NA.-Rarey. ii ever, ha, ther. been such Il
sp ccS OF property onaret in this market the above.
IT having been selected aud settled with view 10 the
rs-rg Z" Fruits ot the Lynchurg market. 1t i bcau-
ttny situated, three miles South uf Lyucl burg,
uauimg IA magnificent view o the mnuntains Of Nir-
stia aad the city of l,nclbnrg. The soiland local.
is ndmirbls suited Ia tie production oil Fruits. &c
The tthct con aims about 10 acres and rurn
b. hnd adjoining may he desir bic for the husi
ne>s Ihs Improvement, partial. IA rcspec s'tlia
buildings There about / ousnu1 Fluit Trees,
at select varieties. consisting nf Apple. Peaches pelrs
'hHs, Aprifot4. Nectafius Nc, Grape Strawberry
Vines, all ripenng ia succession. a S ring Of e cell
lent @nter and first toud the cit, A further
description is ary, those wi.i1s purchase
will examine for Themselves For tunh particulars
II dress the undersigned, Lynchburg, Va
aug H-drod&r2w JAS. NJ. ARMlSTEAD.
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AUCTION SALES.
for.AIE.
FUTURE DAYS

The 1n,ie4 -ga4s itli u WV O., t.lteti4 g hin
ali tam Us Pe =snI en- - taszed epieli wi oiier
hf 'a'e lrFttrs rui H.. 3t d,v nf Senemher leNt
tt' iiipNtns Ntsr H. f=t'pefty. ,ist Los #
htou. III" rl'y It In ling. fronting 40 feet eaeh
an Jefferson stleet the 1&,d tie lanr. hivcr aud
hana"ha tann nrafst .opf" site the iugc stone vu,
tour Lots featthg 30 fet-t .ch Rain uf
Gauils running Ink II the tlrnnsr nd Alex, Rail
taad; Lot 1rNez,,a -trcl .ftn.ii4, lie stoe uf
Mcdonnell liurtA PRESTON t,anuf = ieei, tour Ffaued
iehemrus AMI lots t',,=at u. I, Ree,' lying between
Ia" oil und new tntuph l.u-e and lot al nuipr
u r. spence ftsi tenct.. most tesitRbc fanny
aer'ei II 1t AMI Naodets ranement mud yaean, lot
aalh aduinnr s,.um~; iu3t=icte Lot ~ Bnck VA
trr Creek. n'at Judge W -, Daniels lee lanse; nisn
In interest Nbeng two thiFi.) in that salu hlr Steum
Rfek Machine tho -. Nntls; ahnui n he al o
horse and Mules NH naz#H and well bfr hntnc4s
on ID now Wagons, q ind hurse nnd sc,rtul
onl h,nd Carts, Wagons. ~
SUCH roftunsni said II opriiy rauy lie sold by
The 31l deyo September nexf, vii on that lay he sod
by way OF public auction.
Al the creditors of the undersigned are invited to
purchase" 50 that their claims hr aisrel a against
tie amount due by them respectively Tor purchases
All rersons having open accounts against him nfe re-.
1ostedto present them Icy lie 1t day of crie nbc that
he maY endoavor make provision iut them those
indebted Ia him ARE earnestly requested pay without
further delay.
n R.--'fhc P1EDMo Mt WORKS will be continued
In ell Their dill rent brnu hcs, and all the
on hand or my he cont rnrted or between this aud the
1t day o Sortemher viii be carried out promptly by
The con"crn thai viii take the Works TINT day, he
intends m,iug IA partner
aug ! d3ian tath>ept GEO G. CuRLE.
1,..,.
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4 BOAT DlSASrER ON T II Ss.sssAasTxxvvzzy.
WESTERN WATERS AND STEAMBOAT DlREG
TORY Til" umerisn ned hive nov in OF prera-
Ialion u new STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY which will
b. issued in October The bod, viii cont in
tuntred page, illustrator in the best -yle, and
utaplg bound ia II durable mnnner Il " Il lac of
he interesting books ever published, and viii be
book that will be Interesting all cln-es of people,.
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY viii contain a com
tlete lit and description ri all the Steamboats,
hnpat in the Western and Southern The length
dbl speed rwcr and tannoee of hon'. who're aud
whom bu,, the name Of the boat, with the trade she
10. Also the nnrnrs of Captains md officers her age
&c &c The Directory viii contain history ut Stcpin.
bcals md steamhontng On the Western wHters siner
the upplica ion Of steam; au sketch o the Gfsi boat
built !or the Ohio River, will tic name Of the b3iider,
cotuma daraud owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain li.t anil de-
scrip1n of all the Steamboat dis isierS that have
cured the Wes cfn and Soniietn waters beautifully
i.u.tnted. with list Of all those vino hive persisted
by their burning sinking and exploding the N".te,u
and S uthorn waters. The Dire tory will co, tain Map,
70 the Ohio, Mississippi Missouri, Ilnoi-. Arkansas.
White Red, Ouachita Iaznn, and ofler Rivers. with
the Towns md Cities laid down, with cirec, distuees
also many other River ami Commercial items at inter.
es, to the peol DE at large. The book viii contain the
cards of the vnious L. :. Alnil Bosls with the tade
they in. Sc &c. The Directory will also contain
"a complete list Of all the responsible steamboat Licensed
Officers, thejr places Of rel &c, &c the
Steamboat Law, lis requtreme t. with r"ancuts, show
ing wherein il benefits thu incompetent officer, and in
iures the competent officer. &e; &c all ,le mp5r
amt o. :. Supr me Gout Steamboat peei-ions up In
date the r tc- and import tut Commercial Privileges
Bills ot Lading imfauHnt D"ei ons al tie various Z
Courts IA rsasad u treslts Lost ad smnget, s.
81 IN inunN athef Il aes &C iflr.e.i.
Tie Direct,ge Rl TT astgetrl Ia Ia, be-. We Gna
piited ia the to mnacr The anthnr Gqs Coz siX
hcsn aatlor- ta2rthtru'i HE tart- a. tt. IN esqrd
l., the taa1o5ou disastnrs he y este' NIL
Southern s3rrr. 4aI iuw inrefI- Publishing lh'n H.
bu X form. The price of he snpN wll lie pat at I'll,
al d., ca
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
4 tounsssIoNER's SALsOe VAL

= LIABLE TRACT OF LAND. near Nftc
IoRdop.-By virtue of Il decree of the County
Court of Campbell pronounced on the llth day
f August, l-55, ia the sui, therein pending in
the name of Trnss' heirs. Ne.. vs., Teess heirs
&c. shall, IN Friday the 18th day of Sep
ten .r uex il fair II moi, the next fair day there
utter, proceed. nn the promises, IL sell, by way
Of public auction, to the highest bidder, that
liIEiBEE Tract OF LAND lying ON
fhr old Richmond rond, about miles below New
Lennon. and miles from Lynchburg, and now
occupied hy Mr. james Prible.
The tract contains 207 acres. , roods and %
poles-ubont two thirds of which is in the original
growth of timber, and good Tobacco Land. The
remaining part is cleared aud in good heart
There is upon the premises u COMFORTABLE.
DWELLING, with the usual out houses, and an
orchard Of excellent fruit trees. In addition to
its intrinsic value, this land is desirable on ao-
count of its contguity TO the Bedford Alum
Springs.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will be shown
the premises by Mr.. =. Echols proprietor of the
Springs. Mr. John T. Teoss. or the subscriber
Terms of Saie.--So much of the purchase
money rs may be necessary TO doiray the ex-
penses of sale and pay the cost of the suit, will
be required in cash. On the balance, credit
Of six twelve and eighteen months will he given,
in equal instuments. The purchaser will be re-
quired to give bonds with good personal security
Tor the deferred instalments, and the title TO tho
land retained until all of the purcha g money Is
pad-suhiect to re- sale in default of prompt pay
mrnt, as additional security therefor.
The title to this land is unquestionable, but
acting as Commissioners | shall convey such Ii
tie only Il S is vested in me by the decree aforesaid
aug 22-cds O. AUSTIN, Com'r'
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PARTICULAR iTTENTYON P4FD TO
sAZsS 0E' TOR -.
And consiennlents di,ect trom the -.

ManaF19t.fel8 collected
Rht ERENtES - \. La,r.ace& ~. 2 Stls;
Allen \ PaNsou, NrA !. Is. G.aftYe, i Gushing, b.
tlmore; bds.iren. len i "a. Edmond Dnvaul ont
Co. lull,n \ Watson. 1l,ae- e. Hea.h. Lac a',Ii-
tor, md Cren,haw 4, @ :. Richmond. AleCotlIe X
Joncs. nrDanie husl & Preston, 7. Q. ). Ferguson
\ CO.. and Miller 4 C3enstuw. Lyuclbure.
n. B.--liuviug e.jatshed branch of our house in
New ialk ou resident partner in than city will gisr lis
personal attention the receiving udasrpus and So
curing The lowest aud Of freight trcc nf commits
81. on all annds ignc to San francisco lou<,
Messrs. Edmond Davenport x Co vii net Tor u.
at Richmond nug % eodlv
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tsEDFOssD LAMB

~ scriber will sell AT au"tien on the premises on
Thursday, the 23d day oil August. 1850 If iar II not
the next far day thereafter. the Tract of Land On
witch he resides, inc in the county OF bedford IA
miles from Lynchbmg and one and quarter from the
Virei ola and Tennessee Rafoad and continuing from
$50 To 81 acres The Tract has il from } to 1870
acres of ID land; nil good tobacco land mad %
acres uf fine niea low lind The whole Trnct lies unu
Suaiiy ws. every are being easily arabic and rus
Cep,ible 81 being fought With tte outlay, TO any des
rabbi degree n f., iy. 1t is well walercd. there being
running winter IL Gerry field and hnlf- doIen
very ine 81 ring, on it, Also, Tract adjoining tie
,bovc lying ha mile fran the Railrnad aud contain
ing from % 30 acres being composed chiefly OF the
lands bought by the subscriber OF the hoirs OF j. w
Scianl dec d. About % 100 noes Ct this Tract is
in woods. aud mere than half of the opun lnnd is in
grass and clover all of il being in good heart lying we'll
aud well watered. These Tracts admirably adapt
Cd the growth of grain aud the grasses and plaster
acts on them with the best effect Tie Improvements
sist OF a framed dwelling house with four rooms,
each Tract, and He usual cut hou~cs-gIi p1in, but
good and comfortable. They in good neighbour
hood I'D loining the hands of James NJ and Miss NJ lu
llnrrss James Slaughter, Mrs. Eliza PoinieAter III
crt Steptos Spotswood Brown, and " iam lludnail.
hu from two and haf to three miles from st. Stephens
Church and the Tabernacle. 1t is rarely that desra-
bic in market and the subscriber feels hesi
taiion in sayng that lac in the country pre-
seuiipg suptripr a ivBninges.
At the time and pncc. he will also sell valua-
he 1mct of 1877 acres, detached from the above, and
adjoining tn. and4 james NJ, and Miss MARIA Iiar
Kiss. WiIinm Hudnal Spotswood Bro" n, John and
William wilson. aud Enos Hunter. ] his land is i'm
proved but Of fine quality, il well wateref oml has 90
ii from 90 To - acres superior meadow land.
These sales will be for third Of the purchase
ev in cash or nog inhle note sixty days satisfactorily
eriolscd and The aitncc il three equal instruments
six, t,rye and twent,-r months for which negotiable
notes sati,icory endorsed will be required, and the
title the lands retained III payment further
rty.
Full possession will be gwen Of the last Tracts;
and for hr purpose of seeding Fan crops of the first
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-22
Aid for The Yellop Ferer Sufferers.

WAsmNGroN, Aug 20.-Ths morning the
sum of 81 900 was raised here for the sufferers
by fever in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Five Sisters of Charity have left here for the
infected cities to nurse the sick
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up1ifh OfNep OJle1us.

NEW ORLEANS, August lS.-The fever is about
at stand in this city. The deaths at the Char
ity Hospital for the week past amounted to 1873.
The number of cases discharged as cared for the
same period was 1872.
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Death ocHon. ]. Il. Bronson.

SAVANNAH &C., Aug. I9.-Information has been
received here of the death of Hon. J. H. Bronson
Judge of the Z. S. Court of the Northern District
of Florida. He was cousin of Judge Bronson OF
New York.
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Retention ofJohn Il. Cough at home.

BosToN, Aug. l7.-John b. Cough, who came
passenger in the America, met with a cordial
sautation to-day from a temperance committee
and from numerous individuals He left this af-
ternoon for his home in Boylston.
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ftanNaNEE,s SAFE OF LAND, Ac.

< By vilt,r of a Deed of Trust executed 10 tho sub
s,rine aud William H. IInzlewood, the l0.h day of
(lrtelpr 1854 by Henry iiazewopd und Charlotte II.
NJ hi- wife and rf record ia the Clerks Office Of the
sunry Count of Campbell, shall, Fridry the . LIST
day af September next, sell thu premises Ia the
highest bidder crrnin ra,t Of Land, continuing
1909 acres u IN whrhthe said HaalewoJ1 nnW osidc.
aud all liz STOCK 81 Goods which now has on hand
Thi- Land lies Immediately the turnpike Leading
from Lynchburg Wards Bridge has good Two story
Dwelling House it, all necessary out houses, and II
good Store House.
The ,leed requires sell for cash but il i.
nrced that some arrangement will be- made sell the
Lind Cor part, and the balance on time. The Gnods
vii, he sold for cash. JND {. MURRELL,
sup 81 c3tawt2 Istsrp Acting Trustee.
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Return of The Postmaster General
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20--Postmaster General
has returned here.
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Afnb ana Election.

MOBILE, August 1.-THE majority for Wins
ton, the Democrat candidate for Governor, is
about / 900.
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, BosToN, Aug I9.-'rhe deaths in this city for
the past week have been one hundred and nine,
of which sixty. two were those of children under
five years of age.
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Tornodo nj North Caroliaq.

FAYETTEVILLE. n. C. Aug. IA terrible tor
nado swept over the country in tbs vicinity yes
terday morning destroying much property in the
country. | learn that tit extended into South Car
olina.
Tie weather since has been quite cold.
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GALE OF NEGasOEs

a. ALE OF NEtsNEOES The urd rsisnod IA.
~ Administrator Of Dssue;s=s II. rucket dec H.. will
sell in lten al the Mnrl. D. usr. In thu city ef Lyuc
burg, On Friday. he-ll sny Of August next at II -
BLK Ne9foen, belong IL The csalc ri sd Douglass
IL Pneket dec H.. r"nsistiug Il mined Nancy
a man by tho namc Of Georee n yonug man uamed " IL
linn, two boys james ard David aud ons gir Mary
Eliza The Negroes are likely mud worthy the alteniun
ot purchasers SHOULD bad weahe, prf tie sale ON
that day, they will Ia sold the ncNr ljray Sunday eN
eepted. SAMUEL NONIlN.
Aim. ii Douglass II. Packet decd
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. III ACCOUNTS, DUE ssT DAY OF

a III ACCOUNTS DUE hST DAY OF
N July, 1853 ard from and after this date all
made with us will become due twice year. viz the st
dny of January md the lat day OF July. All persons
owing accounts made previous TO LIST OF July. and
duo on that day, will please come torSa ard and pay
them; dependent collections and cnsh saes
alone for the successful prosecution of business
Being Ourselves, compelled to pay for purchases
year feel that excused for requiring
liae payments GEORGE NJ. RUCKER 81 co.
iuV 4 d1cts
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EvXEoUTOrs's SALE.

EvNEOUTOrs'S sALE.-As executor of
fA James Harris, decd. ! will sell, at public
auction. Mt the mansion house, seven miles from
Lynchburg, and three from New London, on the
Turnpike road on Saturday, the first day of
September next,--if fair, otherwise the first iai
day thereafter Sundays excepted.-all the per
ishabe property belonging to the estate of the
said dccedont, consisting Of household and kitch-
en- furniture, plantation tools, the stock OF cat
tie, one horse. the crop of oats, hay, &c.
TERMS nF SALE.-For all sums under 80,
cash will be- required for sums exceeding that
amount, II credit of II months, the purchasers
giving bond with approved security.
Iy-All persons indebted TO the estate are here
by notified to come forward and settle-and those
having just claims against the estate will present
them, properly authenticated. for settlement on
or before the day Of sale. o. 6. CLAY,
aug l7-2tawtls Ex'or.