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The SAVANNAH Geo. News, approving
ly quoting from the Express an article,
showing that Abolitionism really means the
turning of l5 States of our Union into a
Hayti and Jamaica, asks:
iii the Express and other party papers in the
Free States would exert the influence they poe
sess, to put down the enemies of the Constitution
and the Union, who by their ceaseless agitation
and irritating ISLANDERS upon the South, are alIena'
ting our people, and engendering reciprocal hatred
between sectons we might defy the Vaccinations
and nuigues Of British policy, as our foreiathers
de6ed British power"
Such Party Papers" as the Express, a.
lone save you from the Abolition tide To
do our duty to the Constitution and 10
the conntry-~we stand as breakwaters be-
tween your Nulliiers and our Abolitionists.
Democracy" is not a breastwork, that
could stand an hour now in these Northern
States, -without The highprincipled aud
utterly nnselhsh conservatism of such pa
pers as the New York Express. Where
would you have been the last Election, but
FOR men,--not Democrats nor Republicans,
who surrendered preferment aud prospects,
TO do their duty TO the nation as whole.
We deplored. and yet deplore the election
Of Buchanan, we looked upon FIRE.
mont's success as the death-knell OF all
concord and harmony. -and as in the very
face and eyes OF Washington's Farewell
Address We ask for nothing. and hope
for nothing, because we stand as snch q
breakwater between the passions and fury
Of mad, wild men, both In the South and
North. Thrill follows fawning. we
fawn 20 no section. no fanaticism, 20 ism, 2
whether Of Soath Carolina or Eassaehns-
elts birth.--l. Y, Exprss.
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sMERIFE,S sale.

DY virtue Of IN alias f. a. directed and deliver
- ed from the Honorable Criminal Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee its August Term, 1885 will expose
public sale to the highest bidder for cash. the Market
house ia the city of Nashville, Saturday, 9th day
December 1885, all the right title, claim interest and
tate which the Charlotte Turnpike Company then had
have since acquired in and to the following described
property to wit All the Turnpike Road running from the
town of Nashville to the top Of the Ridge mile beyond
Elijah RobertsOn's, in direction to the Western District
via Charlotte" Also, the Toll Gates toll houses and land
upon which said gates and houses located with all
appearances thereto belengng said fixtures
ing commonly known the Charlotte Turnpike Road be-
ng lying and situated in the county Davidson and State
Iof Tennessee bOing levied the property of Charlotte
Turnpike Company to satiz Judgment rendered in favor
Of the State of Tennessee against the Charlotte Turnpike
Company and A L. Demoss.
JOHN X. EpMoNDsON, shdrin.
BY z. D. BANTER, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville Nov. c, iS56-W4t
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CITY HOTEL BUILDING s0R RENT,
MURFREEsRORO.

TEE new and eiegant BRICK ESTABLISHMENT, "a
knowa the City hotei In MnifreesboEo. Is nov 100
Tor lease Ill
nkas mere thAn thrsv ernt esass rosms. with dning
% hy 81 feet lxrFa panFess washing and drying
soons conpanence nee~saars % arsi sAzs o
tel. Ths hading Wia aghtsd Wita gass and has bel
for every roeEn.
rhe House bseu ksPs bat year since n buing
aad has better than any houss II he sats
Thz farnufs b. sought areomodaftnF ssEms Yer
lefns applY - D. Il. @ kff Nck,
a8st-altR muFf eeseeEo.
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GREAT AND ExFRAoRDENARY Ex-
gKEEHENT.

IN TUESDAY nsHt the gth intAlt, TIE premises, ue
~ 81 5aF Lots Bread srret 60 FREE SOL frrFito
y We @ ocnn trnt that h- Nalae 81 lh property : pa
rspe-Ix supreelaed ia this msrket Il vEunpt from
al ares ~ II years aft~r tat Ne haze made
cscu1isa tie sasaE b. his pafticaar ard nnd hal
= rors has the cost Of The Lot and iuproFeeass t
nay bait thsrs0n- oartaxes are - ssFet and IA
- gie rAts annaHi rs saFias e3up4oa-
ihs eud q ne II wears rrtmorse ne oatAy ar
- aa npr1veussats an pay ruaf Of sb tssRsy
er al ia dit1n- ~ taerrtre aeaeurce . - puoe
AL p1Fcsaser Of i3i ne seuth stc - heze street
siaa an& 81 impfsFcl<ats ~ n1thtnEs an4 =
esua p pr rat iao ~ hosS4a, when eoPAre4 stn
8 nsighhof "a TIE epso ite Sic.
Ehe Las Frsase % sei are pof'ea q ne f~at IN
rgzeir ana l IS Al krrean q one tW, teree. o1F
"a a. vears tot-s safsesqgy seearea eearns IN
srs ms ~ llsn4trf raa street. oetwrsn ea@es
a Cferfy Streets RzrAcaAE description q sh,eh
= = $50 = LISDSlKY cR0cEEFF.
z QlAsccx AaetoassF. Ael
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Cnanoery Court at Nashville.

the Office the clerk and master ofhe ehancery court
n at Nashville on the 2d day Of December, 1855,
ton compansnts b. counsel in the above cause and it
appearing the sa faction of the Clerk and MASTER that
the said deendant Mary Femman IS nonresident Of
the state Of Tenne AMI therefore the Ordinary process
Of this be served upon her, it is therefore
dered by the Gle that publication be made for
four weeks succession in the Ma hvile Patriot,
paperruShsd in the city of Nashville, requiring the said
defendant oapper the term Of the ehancery
be holen for the county OF Davidson, at the houe
thereof the city Nashville, the first Monday in May
next and said bill, the viii be taken for
confessed her and set down FOR hearing psrte.
dec5-w4t pr'sfee$3 c. D. BRiEN, s. NJ
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SuERIFF,S SALE.

Reasly and Ruth vs.. Warren Jackson.
DY virtue of writ Of UepGi0ni erDOBds to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Crrut Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its September Term, 1885,
will expose public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the Court house yard gate in the CITY Of Nashville Sat
urday the 10th day Of January, 1885, all the right, tile
claim int rest and estate which Warren Jackson then had
have since acquired in and to the following described
Real Estate, wit: brick dwelling houses situated
II IN street, in the city Of Nashville, South Of Broad street.
lots Nos 10 and 90 being portion Of the Judge White
lots fronting High street and running back hundred
feet sad High street, and adjoining lot Of Shadrick
len the North and Of David NJ Allen the South said
houses being present occupied by Farnswoth and Whe
less being levied the property OF Warren Jackson to
Salty judgment rendered favor Of Eeasey aud Ruth
against Warren Jackson JNO. K EUMONDSON,
dec5-w4s By +. d. BAXTER, d. Sheriff.
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EVACUATION DAY.-The 25th of November, the
anniversary OF the evacuation OF New York by the
British troops at the close of the Revolution, was
celebrated ia that city by grand military review.
The Governor of the State, Mayor of the city
Boards OF Aldermen and Councilman, Heads o
Departments and the military generally, partic-
pated, making quite an imposing demonstration.
The Herald gives the following incident as con
nected with the evacuation OF 1888:
There was one circumstance that transpired
when the British left the city that is still told with
great glee by the old Knickerboc&ers. 1t appears
that the British soldiers in order to have laugh
at their Yankee cousins, nailed the union jack to
the flag pole on the Battery, and to prevent the
Americans from taking it down, cut the rope that
hoisted it, and creased the pole from the ground to
the liberty cap that it could not be pulled down.
On doing this they shortly after set sail down the
bay, oveTjoyed at the idea OF getting the best Of
the Yankees in joke if they could not in fight.
The Americans were puzzled, but they were deters
mined that the English should see the stars and
stripes floating over the city before they were out
Of sight; aud accordingly every expedient was
tried to tear the obnoxious flag down, but without
success. At length John Van Arsdale, lusty
Young fellow who had done the cause some service
as a soldier, proffered his aid, and literally cover
ing himself up in sackcoth and ashes climbed the
pole and pulled the union jack down, planting in
its place the American standards to the great de-
light OF the Americans and the intense disgust Of
the English, who were yet in sight, and who
did not think their joke wes worth laughing at
alter all.
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VALUABLE FARn Fos SALE.

A Commissioner, appointed by decree Of the Todd
n Circui, Court ain, on SATURDAY, the 6h dsy o.
December 1886 al The late residence q Henry Q Estn
dee in Todd esuutY KY sell % the highest bidder tie
TRACT OF LAND
formerly owned By said deceased, lying near Tnentou In
Tol oognty Ky in the finest section o. he Green kyey
caunty three miles fram the Henderson ana HsshEis Ran
Road contAnaS about I've handre &ud sixty SIX acres
vhcs Is rh sud valuable Parm With about two bnndred
and forts enclosed aud 10 high ssae q eaFaaoa
Also o. DIV Hing, uegro housss, barns and Al neeesA
~ out dings The tract colsalns ahune tnoe ofnne
timber and Is vel Haiered having u large CUtern,
several spr nzs and he fork Of Red river ruanng
throaEhlt
TEaas-Ths sale u Be made On eresst q oae TOO AM
hYee Years Rond security baasins interest 1n daie
required except sa eeneg % pay nc costs o. sal
and Ale. Pcssesson given 1t 9znaary, 1885.
Devf-trfwtI NM. "a kNlN Gems ls5ionsr.
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DAN'L WEBSTER.
WASHINGTON Nov d

W ASiiINHlON, ANbN' ~
The Ne1c Minister from Nicaragu a-Our Re
lations Nth that Country Uasettled-EG:
feet Of the Treaty Nth Great Britain on
Nicaragua Interests-F0reign CO. Operation
Us the Monroe Doctrine.
The new Minister from Nicaragua, Don Fer
min Ferrer, is 10 New York, aud has not pre-
seuted his credentials, as yet, for recognition.
Some doubts are expressed in the newspapers
as to his reception by this government, but
upon what reasonable grounds it does not APP
pear The representative of the Walker-Ri-
vas government was received, aud the govern
ment of Nicaragua has since undergone no
substantial change. In July last Mr.. Wheeler,
our Minister TO Nicaragua, formerly recognized
the new government of Walker in a set speech,
and has not been rebuked or recalled on that
account. Communications have also since
been made from this government TO that of
President Walker.
Il has been stated that Mr.. Wheeler has had
repeated interviews with Mr.. Marcy, bat it is
not probable that any conversation has yet Oc-
Cured between them in regard TO the affairs
of bis late mission, for the Secretary of State
has of late been entirely engrOssed with other
matters. The relations between this govern
ment and that of Walker are therefore con-
sidered as unsettled
The new convention which has been enter
ed into with Great Britain deeply affects, in
some way, the interests of Nicaragua. pro-
badly fixes the boundaries of Nicaragua, Civ
ing TO her the town and port of San Juan del
Norte, and does away with the Mosquito pro-
tectorate-all which was desired by Walker,
and was the special object of Gen. GoicuiriA's
intended mission to London. Though not a
party to the Convention, Walkers government
may be well content with such provisions.
But, if otherwise, il has been suggested that
opposition may be made in the Senate to any
convention which may recognize the right OF
foreign power to exercise any control over
matters concerning State on this Continent.
The Clayton Bulwer treaty aud the Webster
Champion treaty and other treaty projects rel
alive to Nicaragua, were based, however, upon
the principle OF cooperation for certain OBJ
iects, aud 1t is not probable that the principle
has been dispensed with in the Dallas and
Clarendon coDventon.-C Cor. Bait Sun.
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nN SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF December viii offer for
~ the highest bidder for Cash at the Court House
yard valuable Lot, situated in Edgedel1 fronting 4s9
feet the Whites Greek Turnpike, commencing at Ed
mon1 Whites corner and running back three hunded and
thir cen anda alley This Lot is beautifully
located aud in II Tie thriving parts Of E1gehed
Sale between the hours Of II and IL O'Clock
dec1-td E. K. GLASCOCR, Auc.ioneer.
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sE'eaU PsEbE5CNt5 O2sS.
Marrying too Late.
". 7. BERRY co. have now sale
Marrying Too Late,
GEORGE WOOD,
One volume. limo, CiOth-

One volume. limo, Cloth.
CONTENTS
The chief personages Of this Tale are introduced to the
reader-The ascent and descent Of Rh-Dsngsrs Pro-
pinquity-Mr Argyle betrayed by kiss-The Story Of
Media Mr. Argyle at ast-LOye experience Of Mr..
ArgyIe-Lord Bsmpseads Story Of his investment in Ar
kansas Ponds-Mr Angles Reeoections Of his early life
Our Travellers arrive at home-Thry visit Medals
nery-Adventurss ef Mr. Argyle with Roman Bishop-Mr.
Argyle declares his Medar- ATgys's interview
with the CountThe franciscan attempts TO assassinae
Meda-Mr. Argyle maTries Meda-Of Medals diamonds
Mr.. Argyle friends meet Mrs. D'Oye, formerly Miss
Adela FrPp-Mi>s D'Oyles Meda's magnfceree-T
The Of which reaches New YOrk-Family at
Mr. Duneans-A visit Of condolences Miss Ivy Greer
More of what said Of Mr.. Argyes arriage-Story Of
Mrs D'Oyie-Mrs. DOyle's story eontinued-Her life
Loudon--the Argyle party reach home-Medas day
ception-Meda and Reversed Doctor AUchmuty--Neda
gives grand pary-Meds's FIRST appearance in Church
The Reverend Doctors sermon-The interview Of Mr.
gyle and his nephew concerning Richard RehardsOnMe
visits Rahe-A conversation between the sisters
corning Meda-Meda and RachelMsda pawns her Jewels
Count Montaldi-Resches New 70 k-The conversation
the Club House concerning Count Monal and his suit
Media redsems her dismonds-Meda and Mr. Argyle's
FIRST guardian accident befals Mr. ArgyeMeda's meth
cd amusing husband in bis sick Toom-Day and night
scenes at Count Montslds-The Counts Summer New
port--Hs second Winter opens in New York with new
eclat and suecess-The Mssqursdeshax Bohrers Sere-
nades befoee Mr. Argyle's HOuse-Mr Argyes hod Of
abatng Nuisance-The Beginning Of the E1d-Meda is
Locked out at Night by her Husband-Of Medals Return
Home-Her observation-disclosures Montaldi leaves for
Parssr. Argyle and Media to Notwithstanding
State Argye's Mind this Tme-Inportant Peson-
ages arrive in New York, and produce much UneNp ced
Changes-Meda IS deserted by her Husband-Mr. Argyle
in Washngton--Meda's in her sick chamber-A Family
Meeting Mr.. Argye's-Nea last Sabbath in New York
Medals Departure-Mr. Argyles Search for his WeMss
Ada Duncan finds Husband in the Rev. Doctor Timothy
TodgOod-The Last Days Of Media.
W. T. B. 4 Co have also just received
ICONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE, LIT
ERATURE AND ART. vols. Of Text and 2 Of Plates.
noy25
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NEW CArIroRNrA POsrAL AnRANeEMENrs.

New CALIFORNIA POSTAL ARRANGEMEETs.-
A simple but effective system of registration Of
California letters has been sanctioned by the
Post Office Department. 1t consists merely in
sending to the New York pOst-office slip of
paper upon which is copied the address of the.
letter you have just deposited in the mail. The
slip of paper should be cut TO fit an envelop
loosely, and must be enclosed, without folding,
together with a three.cent postage stamp in
prepaid envelop, and directed to the ''Psciic
Mail List" New York post-ofice. The address
on the slip of paper thus received at the New
York pOst.ofiice will be entered in its appro
pirate place in the Pacific Mail List" which
list is printed, and, being sent by each mail to
each and every post-office 10 California and the
territories of Oregon and Washington, it will
point ont TO those persons whose letters are
published therein the post Offices to which the
letters Were sent. The letter itself must be
deposited in the mail as usual. The enclosed
stamp defrays the cost of publication. Over
ono hundred and twenty thousand letters sent
during the past year to post-ofio in the Pa
cihc region we're never received by the per
SONS for whom they were intended and conse-
quenty became dead letters, causing thereby,
doubtless, much anxiety of mind to persons ex-
pecting letters from home, and rendering ali
the care devoted TO writing the letters, and the
thousand of dollars paid in preparing postage
on the same, so much useless expenditure. If
this new arrangement be generally adopted,
the number of dead letters, it is supposed, will
be considerably lessened.
, SEvERE.-The Charleston Mercury warmly
spplauds the South Carolina Governors re-
commendstiOn to open the African slave
trsde,-but says:
One objection has been urged strongly
against it, privately: that, il the trade were
re-opened, the New Englanders would monopo-
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c7~e1 - THE substantial light drsught ard
zgN$5 sz7 commodious steamer CUMBERLAND,
DuRRETT. Master, IS expected in
port viii leave above and all intermediate landings
passage apply or board or to II. II. HARRISON,
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La file du regiment, or young girl in costume,
accompanied the French regiment on their turn
out, Evacuation Day. The spectacle is novel
one-to an American or English eye-but it is a
French custom. This is young girl, whom the
regiment adopted some years ago, and has suppor-
ted.-N y. krpress.
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on and alter Mouasy, lst December, Isss We viii al.
~ the price ofCottan YArns ONE CENT per Zen
Oar prices via then be for No. 400 13e.
" " 500 lie.
Z" 900 lie
WITH peroent CO Tor lots Of % bags or more No discount
allowed on cFlers for less than 20 bags
The Tine Which Es se same a. heretofore, viEs
For al oriers for less than IS bags, Cash.
Z" (" = g bags aBd undrr 20 bsgs co days.
q" 81 bagS or more, montas
W. Ii. gordon a CO.,
dacf Agents for TeupeSser Mtnufscturrrs
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THE PREMIUM Pillow OF THE
WEST

T &c BgINLEY, 81 sinpsanvilie, Ky, would in.
L erm the FABNkRs Throughout the south aad West,
that be keeps constantly hand. any qaani5 o. hs-
proved steeSiubee an Sod ovs, Nhich ~
sFe s4ssisrton, regnd re pa noneY 10 every
ease Re would also lnf5rm thsa q Al be l. sngfActang
al INPR0VEB CuLfIYAfo thAi sapercsaes a. oshsrs.
i said b q the best fAfsers 10 he tale 70 Be
surpassed IthaslSc lived ssFera pTsmiRms tais
His Pows have received fourteen GFstei4ss pFrlaumE 10
ne state his ssasoR thrse psmlams al he IndisHa
State ar this year
Al orders ssaf him. hs agcnt slH aeet With pr mPi
attention, ~ acco nPfnird with she Cesh.
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Agents 10 me sals u thrss ptewB are
Msssra NJ. B. Rslikaap Co., Lsuissase, ~.
- s. Weller 4 ooa, NaAAeiie. frna.
- Snnaaers 4 kelth Laxngtab. ~.
smish IhasP, flcastuFg. Mlss-
assf--in slnfscasals, H., Aes. =, is,s.
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$40 FOR cHRIsTsIAs.
To PRESRYTERIANS

IKE PRESBYTERIAN HYMN BOOK. In an ensire Nsv
styis Of Raans wish nsxbs backs and solSrsd sdsss
bsautlfsi Arsleie. For sale ~
nsvla cHAs. W saTrB.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

lust received by the subscriber, FIVE of So Eza
u those Unrivaled PIANOS, made by A H. <S%S1
Gale Co.. ofSeW York, which now makes 3 -
mine the largest stock in the city, consisting Of 81 and
oeaves in plain and beautifully carved ROSEWOOD cases
Any wishing No. Instrument would do well to give
call. Every Piano sold BY is warranted in every
particular. J. A. MCCLURE, 50 Union street.
P. S.-Just published by me, the following: Light at
Home, MedOra Waltz, Tennessee SchOttsh and Onward
Row. full supply of the above Songs and Pieces
on hand. Call and get copy, Only 25e. each.
decd J. A. NJ.
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JANTrS uEWITT & co.

VHTILL open COMMISSION HOUSE in LIVERPOOL on
w LIST January next, for the sale Of AMERICAN PRO
DUCE.
Messrs HEWITT, NORTON CO., New Orleans; Messrs.
HEWITT Co. New Yort; RICHARD ATKiNSO n, ESQ.
Louisville KY and W. WIRELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank OF
Nashville Tenn, will make cash advances property
shipped 70 their address.
Nkw YORK, Oct. %, 1855 lnOvI-lm.
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MAKES Flows Of the materials and in area variety
M wrought Iron and Steel Mould Boards right and
ieft hand Plows. A. w. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
TRos sHAKP, Manager.
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SWEDISH LEECHILS.

lust received fresh supply Of Swedish Leeehes by Ex-
- press. For sale By DEM0YELL BALL.
oc2i
Land Warrants! Land Warrants!
w will pay the highest market price In CASE or mer
w chandse for Land Warrants.
BRANSF0RD, McWHTRTER CO.,
oct2S-u No. II East side Publ; Square, Nashville.
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h4E ling Green, 25th November, two sets Of Ex-
change torgna and pcates) drawn BY Thomas Qugey
Co, Martin Owen oObb OF New Orleans for szuOe
eaeh payable at three months and the other al nse
months after date and dated 1st December, 1856 drawn TO
order and endorsed By The finder is requested 10
hand them to Wesley Wheess Cashier Bank Of Nashville
The pub c is notified not to purchase them payment mas
been STOPPED. Ties3Iw*1 HARRISON WOODWARD.
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ADVERTUSFmFNT.

DEBSONS wishing to purchase old or second hand
L PIANO-FORTES be suited BY calling at the store
lately occupiedby Mr. Croker No Union street These
instruments for sale until the 12h iust when they will
be removed. Accordeons, vons Flutes, Caronets and
other articles the musical line will ne sold at cost until
the 18th inst. Cec41 JAS. DIEGONS-
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Jennie at her TOiIe,


have a hand for dear little glove,
But I'll give it to none but the man that love.
And have foot for a neat little shoe,
II given to me by hand that is true.
And have lip as fresh as a flower
That opens it's bad to the first April shower.
Ny ringlets auburn, and fall very low,
On shoulders white and as stainless as snow.
And then I've round and dear little chin,
That was never kissed by any except my own kin.
I've arms white marble but not half so cold,
And then I've the tar'st--, must not be bold.
o, I've many swee charms, and know ii Is true,
But I'm keeping them all for, 1 will tell who.
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EliGH sALKs.-On Monday last, at Warren
ton Virginia, many negroes were sold 81 pub
lie suction, and brought extremely high pri-
oes. A boy about Is years Of age sold for a.
245, and another boy, not over ten, for $3.50
A little negro girl also sold Cor upwards If
Turner, deceased, Of RAppabanoek county,
twelve a ihlrty-sesen years, averaged the
1am Of sl,ll2 30.
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SITUATION WANTED! A
WANTED-A young gentle

A1S-sS young gentleman from the country wishes to
sitaati0n the ctr as srkhas capacity to make
himself generally useful Address L. G. Hghiowsr, o.
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Fashion, IS55-'56.

Fashion, IS55s'56.
Time was when girls their bounets wore
Projecting half yard before;
When beauty was thus hidden deep,
Twas something cen to get peep;
But nOw-oh woman's tickle mind -
They wear their bonuets all behind;
While men thei- features hide with hair,
The ladies go with faces bare!
So this will pass in history's page
As English wsmen's bare faced age.
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A3z~@ssS man recently from Georgia, wishes to get a
situation as Clerk and Salesman in either Dry Good Store
or WarsboBse Applv At this Office dec3-1w