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Three magazines belonging to the French
Artillery had been blown up near Inkerman,
killing seventy men and two officers, and
wounding one hundred men and ten officers.
The magazines contained 80. 900 kilogram-
mes ofpowsler. Coo, 900 cartridges, and 8, 900
charged shells, all Of which exploded.
A terrific fire had occurred in Paris, de-
stroyins the Government Bakery containing
$4,000 quintals Of corn. equal in quantity
to 81, 900 bushels. together with large guam
tity Of biscuit and -four.
The ship America which had been wreck
ed at Gibraltar had been sold by the under
writer's, and had been got of by the pur-
chaser.
The allied aotila which was sent for that
purpose had destroyed an immense quanti-
~ OF Russian grain on the coast Of Cries.
keinan. The grain Waa packed six tiers high
and extended distance OF two miles along
the coast, and was intended for the Crimean
army.
The Gar has dismissed Menschikoa as
Chief OF the Military STAFF, and appointed
Gen. Adlenburg in his stead.
Mouriyiuaff was so overcome by his defeat
at kars that he has gone insane. Gen. Bu.
bnsoh assumes the command Of the Russian
forces in Asia.
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LONG & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE just received and oiIar for SALE large vsri.
ely Of Perfumery. &C., Of the best quality, among
which are The following:
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Lavendar Water, yerbena,
Geraneum and Bay Water.
Fine Extracts, Bazn & Hair Balsamic Eau De Boto q
rson, fine Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste for the Teeth,
Eau Illustrate, very fine ar Lyons Kaiharion,
ticle for the Hair, Killers Excelsior Furni.
Lip Salve. ture Polish,
Fancy Soaps, Tripoii Polish,
Shaving Soaps, Philocones,
Cold Cream, Pomsde Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye,
Fancy Letter q Note Paper, Pocket Inkstands,
Envelopes, Steel Pens,
Letter and Foolscap Paper, Ink,
backgammon Boards, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Cabas,
Port Monies, Baskets &c. DC.
November &c. &C.
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KANSAS REPORTS.


Weston, Mo-, Dec. A message was re.
revived late yesterday evening IRON L. L.
Abel, Esq, at Atclison, Kansas Territory,
stating that one Of the leaders of the Kan
sas legion had been arrested BY one al the
citizens aud important papers found upon
him. Atchison was To be burnt down, and
Pat Laushiin, who exposed the secret aboli-
tim organization, was to be murdered. The
citizens Of Atchison had mostly left that place
10 join Governor Thomas's fofccs at Lee omp-
ton, and they desired c6mpany Of armed
men from Weston to help tl,r,a. A company
Of our citizens, therefore, prepared them
selves, and lett last night at 9 o'clock for
Atchson.
st. Louis. Dec. 6.--Thc accounts from
Kansas state that eight hundred men, arm
ed with Sharp's rifles, had assembled at
Lawrence. They have declared themselves
willing that the Sheriff should peaceably
search for the escaped prisoners. and that
they would not commence hostiliiies, but
act ON the defensive to the last. Pomeroy,
who had escaped from his captors, is now ia
lawrence. Il is said that the pro.slavery
party have three handred men in Franklin
and two hundred in I.ccompton and Douglas.
Il IS thoayhta Eight will casuc before the
matter il sc,tlvd.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL. CouScM. eresi.
slcnt Of the American Order, T.. n. Bartlett,
u KY. has isssea prrclamation to the
State Cauncils and to the delegates to the
National Council. airecttnga special session
sf the National toancil in Philadelphia on
February 18th. 1856. lie also prociaims and
makes i known HAT, without delay, the
Councils Of the Order III each consression-
al District in each state. aud each State
Council shall proceed To elect delegates to
rpresent chem ia said National Convention
appointed by said resolution; and. 10 secrse
a full representation. II is recommended
that far sack Congressional aud State dele
gates two altcrastes be at the same time cho-
sen BY each disiric, and State Council
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A MrapER.--The shno,ing o. Corral by
Walker va. not judicial act, as represent.
ell. Admitting the legality Of Walkers
government ia Nicaragua--which is IN it.
self prrpusierous--he had no right 10 court.
marital ans man Tor TREASON. Il being pa.
litiral and not q military offence. Under
these circumstances. the shooting Of Corral
nnder The prctener of executing a sentence
Of the curt martial rendered against him
was unmi,iga,rd murder, and nothing else. .
Washington Mar.
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SWEET PofAroEs in ILLINOIS. Ma.
bee and Mctsowar, Of Alton, engaged in The
cultivation Of sweet potatoes. published an ac.
count Of their profits during The past season.
They planned twelve acres Of potatoes, The ex.
penses Of which, delivered in market, were
sls750 The total amount of sales were 81.
aO0-leaving s2,Ol2.50 Tor nett profits. This
gives an average profit Of si67.80 per acre.
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Br.RDISo TINE LroS.-Thc Grand Duke
Constantine seems 10 have some 81 the Wig.
or aud holiness oi his father. the Emperor
Nicholas. II is stated IN Paris paper, the
Paws, in D letter from n. Petersburg, that
in council Of war he proposed TO arm aud
equip the whole fleet Of Cronstadt. Revel.
aud sweaborg. 10 embark 10000 men Of
picked troops. to make sail at propiiious
hour. 10 furce passage through the Allied
sqadrons. or await their departure. and the
mumeni they I, 4 the Baltic TO effect land
ing ia Scotland or England. The Empress
apposed the enterprise, and the Emperor
hesrkrned TO his wiIe's advice.
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TnE EXECUTION nr GEsERAL CoRRhL.-Tbe
Washington star lcarns thai when j, was known
the court martial Of Americans. into whose
hands Walker had SURRENDERED Corral, had de.
iefminrd IN his death. addresses were srnt 20
Walker signed By I'll the foreign residents in
Granada. aud by III the clergy and principal
nalire ci,izen.. asking that his life be spaced.
aud offering. On The part Of the clergy snd The
men ~ wealth. 10 mnrgsge their lo'iunes ~ ;
guarantee that Corral, Il M, executed, would
live tranquil IN San Ju.n del Norle. But Walk.
81 .irrnly refused 70 spare The sirpm. Soon
sIier Corral was shot, We people IL The cns
surrounded his cnrpse. large majotily being wo.
men. uho rui III The hair from hi. head ~ lirllc
lorLs. and imbued their 'ksrchlef. and portions
~ lleH clothing 10 ms blood, 70 be kep, Is 70.
lies.
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LAND and NEGROES for Sale.

WILL he sold 10 The higher, bidder. by The cletk
and Mss,or Of Person Court Of Equity. II the late
residence o. William Holcman. deceased. on Thursday
the 9Th day Of December NEXT the tract ~ Land where
on The said deceased formerly sjed. lying in The
ties Of Person and Oiange, Flat River adjoining the
lands Of Paul e. Cameron. James Hoeman and others.
ronianing SAG acres some GOO Of which Is IN woods.
Thefeiare on the premises substantial Dwelling Hou.e.
Kitchen. Granefy. Sc. Persons wishing TO view the
premises before The day Of sale will please cal, The
subscriber.
Alao II the same lime and place viii Ne sold. Sin
like Young NEGROES. The Negfoes will be sold for
division, aud not for any fault
JAMES llOLEMAN; admir-.
November &c. --iS
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Dos'r r.y roR rsELs,--IThe present low
rates ii postage and The high changes ~ orean
mad ,srsics Keep The Post OIliee department, 10
drb, 10 nv i;rnsf.l Government. and call Tor ~.
pusily increasing drafts upon The treasury. u
/, asled, In advance II The Postmaster Generals
Report. on whsi arrsar feli.blc authority. il,a,
il,e del,il IN ,le PosI oIhcs Department Tor The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-12
TROOPS ron OREGON.

New York, November u
The Government has contracted with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company to convey
eight hantrrd trnops to Oregon, and the
steamer st. Louis has been chartered for
that purpose. She departs for Asplnwal on
the 18th Instant.
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A Circular, giving foil details Of discount made 70
Agents. (who will find ranSasine Cor this book nm
usually pleasant and profitable business duties required
Of thrm &C.. viii Ne furnished 10 persons disposed 10
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Agents will please slate Whist districts they propose
10 canvass. and whether they have before been engaged
IN the business.
A. n. RII0ORBACH,
las Nassau Street, New Yo'k
November 8. l2-
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present year. will be about two millions and a
hall Of dollars. or some three quarters Of mil.
hon more than last year. There has been adj
ded during The year some 300 miles Of road
service to The operations Of The Department.
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Tar WoRLp's Fans or All Nlrioss Among the
no,ceahe things exhibition the Crystal Pssce,
saw the contribution Of Mp Pills. from the laboratory
Of Dr. ]. g. ArkH tho sushos Of the widely known and
valued CHERRr PErrosiL. Ash 10 against the express
regulations Of the Palace TO admit quack medicines this
fact shows that his remedies not placed in that cate
CORY by the authorities. Indeed have before known
that his Pectoral highy appreciated hy scientific
men. and have lately that his Pills held in sest
es,imson by those deeply learned in the healing sn-
True Rsfor,aer, Mas.
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Nielsen Handy. an Indiana farmer, being
confined IN jail week. on the charge Of pass
ing 4 IS counterfeit bill. was brought up on
4 wri, III hsbeas corpus aud discharged, the
I'LL pro,ing 10 be genuine! We 10 not learn
,hat lie state afardcd him any redress.
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TantE MoyiSo --Thsfe was very large
mcr,ng u Cincinnati. Chin. on Friday even-
ipr. lie 10Th ul,imu. 10 witness an attempt 10
move = table. wahoul touching u, BY spiritual
medium named wil.on, f,r The sun 81 $1,000
offered IN rasc n .urress by Professor Spensef.
who l. delivering lectures sgainsl spitiiusl'sm.
OI r.urse. IL wss a dead failure. The medium be.
ina unable 10 nfIec, the table 10 any way.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEST0N.-Theseg great
Of our people cannot he well uner.t TODD
the Of adsering curing them too highly appw-
ciaied. The person who discovers any means Of
alienation. conies benefit upon his fellows and is
deserving Of honor. This desirable consummaion has
heen achieved. and not only may dyspepsia be cured,
but il may he prevented by The Of Hoaaand Ger.
man Btiers" prepared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson. Phila-
depha. which medicine spoken off terms Of the high
81 commentator by thousands who have tested IFS cf.
fcsry. II Is perfectly nnocuous in lis nature and pos
sesses the valuable property Of improving the health Of
tho robust. well restoring the health Of the sick
See advertisement.
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HhlSbor0ugh Academy,

IsHE next session Of this School will commence on
= Tuesday the 22d day Of January, 1856. Terms :
Classical Department, SGT; English, Sl7. Paymen.
any time during the Session.
HAZELL NORWOOD, Principal.
December II, 1855 r.
The Raleigh Register and Standard insert six weeks.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE sub.cribcr takes this me,hci Of informing biz
customers and The public generally. that his Mills
are in FIRST rate order for making Flour Of the best knd.
and with despatch, having three pair Burs running,
and can make load Of Flour in fev hours. The
Mills arc within about three miles Of the Rsil Rord,
where the Flour can be put on and shipped To any maj.
kci desired. Those from q distance coming early IN
The evening can have their Flour made by the neSi
morning. 90 that they can take il TO The Rail Road and
returning can get thrir os take hone oil the same
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very hest price. will I've paid for WHEAT by
he suh.erier, 81 the Mills, OF al Peter u. Ruiins ia
iiills,oroush.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wsnicd.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
Oetoler 81. IL
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NnTICE

TIVE undersigned having, at August Tenn. 1858. Of
Il Orange County Court, taken out letters Of adlnb
nis,raiicn Oh tie estate Of WILLIAM CAIN, IT,, do
deceased hereby gives noice TO al persons indebted 10
said Estate 70 call and make immediate payment; and
those having claims present hem du authenticated.
within The time PRESERVED BY law. Otherwise this notice
will be pleaded 10 bar d their recovery.
THOMAS CAIN, Adm'r.
September |. 1855. 0J--
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NOTICE,
COME AT LAST!

COME AT LAST!
AN now in receipt Of LARGE and WELL Sc.
LECTED Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods. which
am determined to sell at reasonable prices Below
give few leading articles:
6000 yards Of calicoes, all grades;
1900 yards Of striped, checked, plaid and solid col.
ored Mouslinc dc LANES;
French and English Merinos, assorted colors;
Coburgh Cloths;
Mohair Debage for riding dresses;
Black, figured, and pain black Alpacas;
Black, figured, and plain black silks;
Black More Antique silk, for dresses and manlillas;
Plaid checked, and plain colored Silks;
White and Black Silk Laces;
Morie Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
Gallons and Gimps. Of all colors, for trimmings;
Black and colored Cloths, for making cloaks, &c
call particular attention 10 my stock OF goods for
Men and Boys wear, il being much larger than usual,
comprising in part,
Kentucky Jeans; Ermine Cloth; DiagonalTweeds;
Black and colored Saiineits
Black Doeskn Cassneres OF al prices:
Fancy and plain colored cassimeres;
5000 I'd. Of bleached and unbleached Cotton Cloths;
Fine black and colored Cloths;
Red and White Flannels, Of ali grades;
Iinseys, Of oil qualities;
Linen and Cotton Table Cloths;
Apron Cheeks; bed Ticking;
'es'o auu Deu o'shhes, sohh very hnes
ladies Collars, Sleeve Cuffs, and ChsHsesss French
worked bands;
Irish Linens, Of oil qualities;
BlilIsnts, for underdresses;
Jaconet, checked, striped, figured, and plain Swiss
Muslin;
great variety Of Gloves, for ladies, gentlemen and
children;
Ladies' and Mems Rubber Oyer.shoes;
Mems Buffalo oyershoes;
SCHOOL BOOKS always on hand.
large lot Of Fine Cigafs, Of the most approved
brands; Shaking and Chewing Tobacco; Pencil Sharp
eners; Springs; AIes; Moss, patiem Canvass; OH
Csrpriing; Horse Collars; Hsmes Ssdde.hags Coach,
copa and Japan Ysmi.hcs; Paint and yarnish Brush
Is; Linseed and Train Oil Castings; Grind Stones
Hangings; &c.
All ofihe above. and any thing usually kept in a
tail store can be found al JAMES WEBB'S.
October %. To-
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Alamance Female Academy,

THIS institution, located in the immediate vicinity
Of Mehanesville Depot, and under the supervision
OF the Rev. A. G. Hughes, will be opened for the reccp-
ton Of pupils on the LIST day Of January. 1856.
We promise oui hest efforts TO quslfy those placed
IN this school 10 become intelligent and useful members
Of society. We have secured the services Of Miss Ma.
M r. FAucETT, who is graduate Of the l.ouisburc
School, and whose training, while in that institution,
MAS with spectral reference TO the work Of teaching Ad.
Jiiional aid will be employed the Of the School
may demand.
Board per session of five months, s35 90
Spelling. Reading and Whiting, 90
Geography and Arithmetic. 10 90
English Grammar Chemistry and PHI
ioSophy. l2 90
Tuition in Music, Is 90
Use Of Piano, 8 90
December 10. l7-4w
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Nv A NTED.

TOW snd Cotton Cloth Plain anil striped l.inseys,
4 Homespun Jeans. Dried Apples, Flax seed. fea.
,hsrs, snd I'll chci kinds u County Produce IN "a.
change for Goods.
NessmbefT. 6i-
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

Valuable Negroes for Sale.
VNHE subscriber has been commissioned 10 sell a
young Woman and female child two years old.
The woman is M excellent washer aud roncr. and
ful IN household business generally. good bargain
viii be offered lf early application is made.
Two good Pianos
arc sso Offered Cor sale ole Of which has been very H..
r u.ed NJ, at oil dcfsee and perfect in It's tone The
Other has been mare used hut equal 10 lone. good
bargain will he offered 10 either. Apply soon, 10 the
subscriber a, Chapel Hill. or al Obi. Office.
n. l.. OWEN.
November &c. l6--5w
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MARR1HD,

In hi. county. on the sth instant by Benton Ray
Eco, M. wiLLIls WARREs 10 Miss Avs LARA.
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Ohiin

Died in hi. county, on the d instant afer pro-
,sc,ed and painful illness. Nj. frLpise sarnEHs. an
aged and highly respected citizen.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

ylrII.L be SOLD. on TUESDAY the ssih day Of
w Decemlef ncri. al Red Maunis n. ONE NEGRO
WOMAN and THREE CHILDREN. the property IL
wiIism Duke. deceased. credit cf siI months will
be s,en the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc.
curily.
RICHARD HOLEMAN, Admir-.
Nov. "a. lis
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Nem YntL. Dcrcn,hcf 3.

The steamer 81. Louis, from lIasre, via
Southampton, and with London dates to eist
ult.. arrived here this morning.
The papers by The St Louis contain many
interesting items not included in the dis.
patches lrom Halifax Yesterday announcing
the news BY tic America which arrived there
yesterday.
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ROWLAND & BROTHERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
HAVE again resumed business. interrupted during
the fever, and oir their services 10 the citizens Of
Orange, Alamancc, &C.. for the sale Of Flour, &c.
REFER To
John z. Lyon, Esq. Hon. Thomas Ruffn,
James Webb, p. Cameron. Esq.
John Newlin. ]. II. Haughton, Esq.
]. W. Carr, Esq. VIM. ]. Bingham,
and many others.
November 81. l6--3m
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PUBLIC SALE.
LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL. he sold, on Tuesday. the lst day Of Ianu-
~ airy neri, FIVE likely young Negroes, and Eve
children, belonging TO The estate Of William Cain. jun.
decreased A credit OF nine months will 10 given, the
purchaser giving hcnd with approved security.
THOMAS X. CAIN, Admir-.
December II. H.
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PALpITATt0N II the Heart. Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cos,iveDess
and Piles, are oil relieved and cured in an incredible
short space Of time. y Carter. Spanish MIXTURE, the
great tonic and purifier Of the blood |, contains not
particle Of Mercury. Opium. or any noIious drug: is
perfectly harmless and has cured more than five hun
dred cases Of disease
We can only refer the reader to the certificates few
Of which may I've found in another column, and all Of
witch detailed in full around the bottle II is the
Created Of all Spring and Fall Medicines. and possesses
an influence over The blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement.
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Huiomay's IiM. certain remedy for Drop.y.--Ch.
Hutchinson, Of Burlington. Vermont, was Tor fifteen
month, sad victim Of this complaint 50 had was he one
part Of the time. that the water actually oored through
the pores Of the skn and thrice per day change Of APP
parcl became necesary. Every time his doctor called
be expected to find him dead and in fact gave his friends
no hopes Of his recovery. His sister, who had derived
great benefit Ivy the Of Holiowsys Pills begged him
as favor 10 her 70 Try them; fortunately fol him he
did not refuse, and they soon produced change for the
beitcr in four weeks he again attending TO business
having thoroughly got rid Of the disorder and in the mos,
excellent health and spirits These Pills work wonders
in liver and bilious complaints
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SToYE s

I CAN furnish, a, .hor, notice, STOVES Of any hind
JAMES WEBB.
October l. Il
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FROM EUROPE.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

The steamer America, arrived 1t Halifax, brings
London and Liverpool dates to the cath ultimo.
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Letters IRON consianlinople describe bad
state Of affairs as existing there. Murders
and robberies we're being committed in the
open streets. aud there were evidences Of
increasing fanaticism against Christians. es-
pecially the French. The evil was 10 seri-
Gus that the allied Commanders had called
On the Turkish Government to prevent FUR
Their outragrs. under the threat of taking the
police regulations Of the city in their own
hands
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rRos Tng sAITIc,

Admissls Duadas and penspd, with a PAT
Of their fleets, were in the Bay Of Kici.
An allied steamer was on the watch in IN
Baltic FOR an American clipper, supposed /
be in those waters, with Cargo Of revolver
for Russia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-09
PuDIIc Sale Of
PHI ENlX FURN ACE .

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 me by
ID Jas L. James and Robert Buchanan,l will
sell at public outcTv on the 9th day Of Octo-
next, on the premises, the Phoenix Furnace and
Z hrt 4.0U0 ACRES OF LAND,
about one half we'll tmbered, situated about
three miles frOm PalmYs, Tenn, on the Cum
berland River. The furnace 10 newly built, the
work well executed and built by the ilIrection
OF Mr.. j. L. James, practical and well edu
Gated iron man. II is not inferior to any fur
mace in the State Of Tennessee, andis adap-
ted tomaking iron by hot or cold blast, with all
the necessary machinery for the purpose, in good
repaif 4 The ore banks are within one mile OF
the furnace, and are believed b, good judges TO
be inexhaustable. k eytH
Terms bf sale six thousand dollars. payable in
ten months from the date Of the SALE and the
balance in one, two and three years, according
to the terms Of the deed. Possession to be Civ
en- as soon as the terms Of sale are complied
with. Any person who desires to see the proper9
ty, can be shown il by J o. Shackleford 0larks-
Vile, or Thos. Hinton, who lives on the prem
ses. t,rE tH S 81 lf ssfe sN N
40. sHAcKLEFoRD, Trastee.
Sept. 25, VS..
JOB PRINTING, executed WITH neatnes
d and dispatch at the Office Of the
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