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SHIRTS, SHIRTS, SH1RTS... just to
- hand large addition to stock of fine Linen
and Muslin Shirts, both plain and fancy styles, to
which invite the attention of those in want Of
first rate fitting Shirt. We have Shirts made to
order by the best makers in the country, and
them equal, if not superior, to those of any other
make. We have sold these Shirts for number of
years with entire satisfaction, and confidently invite
those who have heretofore been unable to obtain q
fit to give these Shirts trial Any style quality
made to order at short notice. and fit guaranteed.
my7 KEEN, BALDWIN l. co,
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n RLUES, ANNIVERSARY.-N OTlCE.
kHONORARY MEMBERS who have not obtain
EI ed their BADGES can do 20 by calling ON A. A.
WKrischman, Honorary Sergeant, Main street, pre-
yious to the day of parade.
CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS who desire to par
ticipate in the celebration, requested to leave
their names with Sergt. Krischman from whom they
can also obtain BADGES for the occ aston.
mv6-St THE COMMITTEE.
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ARMORY R. L. I. BLUES,
Me- 7kh 1RiE.

May 7th, 1875.
In The Company will assemble af their
W Armorv On FRIDAY MORNING. the Ssh inst,
At NINE O'CLOCK, In FULL DRESS suMMEn
IJNTFORM with three rounds Bali Cartridge, to col
citrate their SD anniverssry.
Especial notice il called to the HOUR OF MEET
ING and It Is earnestly hoped that on this occasion
every man WILL BE AT THE AkMohf, by
O'Clock. punctually.
Honorary members who intend psrsding with us IN
UNIFORM, are also requested to be punetuai. MUS
kets will be furnished them at our Armory.
Serseants will summon their squads, in sccordsnee
with the above notice.
BY order of the Captain.
INV 7-St VIM. H. = nj. Is ocIk :.
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS.
y Ladies in want of Straw Goods for Children, will
find at 70 Main street beautiful assortment, con-
sisting of the most fashionable and newest styles
worn this season. to which most respectfully beg
leave to call their attention
BINFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER,
INV 7-ta No IL Main street
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~ * CARRIA0Ee.-Havin bought Of Nj
Thomas Clsmmitt his entire Coach Mar
ufactory, take this method to inform my friends en-
turs, Of the best materials and Workmanship, ii
kinds Of Carriages ct his former stand No. "a frank
lin street, between 18th and nth.
q Repairing done with the greatest Dispatch.
a call 70 solicited.
my elm o. a. FRANCIS.
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m ARMORY r. L. l. BLUES, I $
Richmond, May 9Th, 1856.
Wcompsny viii be held at the Aimory on WED.
NESDAY EVENING the It'll inst, at O'Clock.
Original business Of importance will be brought be-
fore the company, and every member ought to be
present punctually.
By order of the Captain,
my6-2t VIM. H. FRY, lst Serg't
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-24
Land For Sale

| have one hundred and twenty eighty
acres t! OF elegant land, lying in TalIalqt.
chie County, on fallahatchie River, one
ana Aalf miles below the Month nf
Toid Water, which l viii sell at >
reasonable price. with good double lar
mousse kitchen well and about ten acra5
'l open land. Any Person wisb; ro't -
purchase Po such place will oct a
ooargan by calling on me at Ponola
S: J GOFORTH
.Hch 92. 1856.
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John B Butler.
Commissioner
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI +,
Pamela COUNTY
April eth. 1856.

10 all persons interested in lan3o
tenements and Embellishments of III I"lioS
Wakefield deceased. o'iiehty
You are hereby cited TO bo OIL
appear before the Probate Court or D.
nola county at the court house tbaraoe
on the lst Monday in July next, tban
n. Keith administrator Of the estate Of
henry Wakefield deed for sale of tho
following lands tenements hereditamen,s
VIZ the youth west quarter of Sect;rn
Twenty fve(25) Townshin Eigbt Ion
range Eight 81 West in said county
ior the payment of the debts intestate
ms personal estate being represented
insufficient and to show cause # INV
you can why so much of said lands r.,
should not be sold as will be suficient
10 pay the residue ofthe debs of said
ueceaenf' and further to do and suffer
such things as shall be considere and
ordered by the court Aforesaid in tho
premises. '''e
~~Wiiness the Hon. Orv;ll. II,
! SEAL rison Judge of sill Corr.
-lst Monday in Nav A. D. IS.
DO and seal of said court
/, Issued Is the 9Th day Of May A. D.
W. P, WooTTEN.
May 10 '56 nI8-4w A
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NOTICE.

Taken up by Thcs. Hewlett, living
(3)mlles East of Longtown Pamela
county. One Black horse NIUE about
(lo)years cd about (I4k) hands high
has large lump on the right shoulder
no Brands perceivable
Strayed the 18th of Feb. 1856.
tpPrized at $50
ID ] GOFF, Rqnger.
apr SO 3w PC
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI :
PAMELA COUNTY. (
THE STATE OLE MIS>ICS.In

70 all persons interested in the lands,
tennements and hereditamens of vii.
liam Rowlan deceased,
Yon are hereby cited to be and
appear before tie Probate Court of Pa
nola county, on the first Monday il
June rext, then and there 10 answer
he petition of Alfred King Administra-
tor. with The will annexed Of saii de-
cedent, for sale Of said lands, tenements
AID hereditaments described in the De-
tilion as fol ows:
w. fir, of the South west quarter OF
section &c, Township 7, Range c, con
tanning about l06 acres more Or less,
and lying in said county, Tor the p y
ment OF testatcrs debts, his personal es>
t'te Icing represented insufficient; and
and to show cause, if any you can, why
SO much OF said lands dc, Should not he
sold as will be Sufficient to pay the res
idue Of the debts of testator, and fur
Their to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered BY the
Court aforesaid in the premises.
RESr Witness the Hon, Orgille
EhSG Harrison. Judge Of said
- Court, LIST Monday in Apr.
sec, and seal OF said co:irt.,
Issued u April 800.
Up WOOTEN.
Apr, ! 80 nl2-4w
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Landslide

by vIrture ola decree Of the Probate
Court of Pamela county Mississippi.
made at the Nay term 1856, the nndrr-
slgnd executors Of the estate Iro Nc
Kinney, deceased, will on Saturday tbe'
2lst day of June 1856, at the Court
House door in the town of Pano'a. sell
at public auction the following real es.
tate belonging to said deceased TO wit.
Fractional Sec 90 Town. 81 Rance 2
East, containing about a acres; the
North East quarter tf S.c.lO Town
u Range2 East containing about %
acres and 8 hundredths; the North East
quarter of sec 8 Town q Range 9 East
containing about l59 ceres and 20 hun.
dredths: Fractional Sec 8. Town 27
Ranges E. containing about 6 acres
and 2 hundredths; and the North East
quarter ofSouth East quarter of sec. 10
Town ~. Range 2 E. containing about
81 acres and 60 hnndredth; on credit
one and two years from the day of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, we
will sell Lot no 8 in Block MOI in the
town of Pamela, on a credit of twelve
months from the day of sale. Bond
and security will be required.
may 9th 1856
CALVIN E. JONES
AARON A. MCKINNEY
Executors.
may 8. '56 nl6-4w.
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Conamis 'ioners Sac OF Land.

S0"e"feS 'toHeiS sue y Lana.
Pursuant 10 decree of the Probate
court Of Pamela county, st tie If Miss
lsslpRl, made at the April term A D
856 tfert6f, the underSi gne | Com
missioner appointed BY said court. will
90. Friday the 9th day of June npxf,
sell at l14bhc auction, to the highest
bidder, on credit of twelve months At
the premises of Tie lands living in Pa
nola comfy. between the hours pres
scrlbed by ! ", all the f1llowing lands.
belonging 10 the es a.e q J chm ". Hill
yard CeCe Sc
The north half of the north ha'f of
section twenty ore (2I J Township six
20 and range FIVE 90 West, situated
lying and being in p;nol1 county md
the south east quartz, CD of section
thirty three (33 Township six (6) and
range four "a west, situated Il inc and
q lng in Lafayette county.
Sail lands viii be sold subject to lien
prescribed by stature, and the purceaser
or purchasers will be required 10 olive
ocnd or bonds for tie sum or sums bid
with approved security, pavabIe.a as
bove stated. w CLANTON
.4frlo '56-n12 3w C7uan,issioaer.
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Slaves For Sale

s(y virtue of an interlocutorv eocr.o
- Of the district Chancery Courf, for
.ne Northern District of the State 81
N'sslsslppi, made at fernando On tho
xo'h' day of Marh 1856, the UNDERSIGNED
administrator of the estate of Marv F
Du'ler' deceased special commissioner
appointed; will on monday the eth, dav
Oh May 1866. within lawful hours ..
aardis' In Pamela county and near tbe
'aSe residence of the deceased; OFF, f.,
s sale at public auction to the biabos,
n on credit or Twelve nah
rom the day of sale. the follom, sns
nam namea slaves belonging to the heirs Of
salo deceased to wit. a negro slova.
named n Dave one named Jack one nans
a i1aiey and one named Eliza Rond
",d approved security will be reonireJ..
OF the purchasers.
John B Butler.
Commissioner
April 9TH. 1856.
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4 GRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
QUALITY IMPROVED!
FARiETl INCREASED
ST9Gk ENLARGED

AvING increased, BY consignmen's
"A from the Manufacturers. as well as
by direct purchases, the stock in this
important branch of our business, we
lnvl'e planters to call and examine the
variety OF Farming Implements and ma
chimes adapted to he rcqurem, MS Of
ms section OF country, such as
HORSE POW ERS,
For one and two horses.
hoRsE POWERS,
wl'h thrashers and separators comm etc.
1HREsHING MACHINES,
WI sep razor al; ched,
FAN MILLS,
four sizes, best mo lels.
GRAIN CRADLES,
four styles and GU liies.
STRAW CUTTERS,
1atent selt>shjpening ten sizes.
CORN SHELTERS,
FIVE styl's and sizes improved
scYTHE BLADES,
6 YTHE STONES,
GRAIN RAKEs,
CORN cRUsHERs,
CORN MILLS,
CJhN PLANTERS,
SEED sowEPS,
THERMOMETER oHUEye,
road scr3pers,
inott's >. i!erS,
sausage stutfe S,
cul ivators,
garden erg mes.
Hydraulic rms.
chs: IN pumps,
CHI in and chain rump fixtures
boring machines,
post hoe augers,
NOR ising machines.
grass scythes,
grass snathes,
WOO den tubing,
Tor chain pumps, Ca new article,
in lengths about 8 feet each, so Z
IN; de as o e conyenien ]
fitted togetket f~r cistcrns of
my depih):
PLANrATI y Bells;
nj ,lmost every
variety o efu
Gardening. tools and Implements.
LONNEs ORGlLL & CO,
Is Front Row, Memphis
Aps. IA '5G-nl?-4;
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Masonic.

fano'a R 'yal Arch Chqpter No co,
meets ON the evening OF tie second
Thursday in every mon h.
NJ S WARD. Fl 2
Pano;a Lodge No 65, meets on the
evening of the first Wednesday in eve
NJ S WARD, w NJ.
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Guardians notice to surrender
his Letters.

Notice is here by given that the un,
eerslgned guardian of the person and
estate OF William Sullivant miuor
he'f OF Nathan Sullivant decd. has flel
IN me Probate Court of of Pamela conn>
W MS petition TO surrender his letters
ana W" W! at the next May Term of said
court present an account of his Gn,r.
"l"hsiilP OF said minor, 70 far is the
zane Is extended for allowance with
commissions con, and apply for final. hears
ing OF sail Petition.
March 81 1856.
JAMES McCLAIN
Guard IN.
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administrators Sale

Ky virtue Of decree OF the Pro
c.; Court of Panola county, Mis-
1osslpp,' male at the October term
~, 80, wiz offer for sale on Sa'ufday
me 9ist day of May 1856 on the
M nIeh'Ses', wiihip lawful hours, the
no1th nan ct LOIS number t, l2, l.
a ml = or The North ha'f Of the Soopth
"ss' fractional quarter Of section SO.
% cUwnshlP rs range 3 East containing X.
- W acres, more or less; as the
egai estate Ct James McCorkle, de .eas,
eu' 70 the highest bidder at public
auction, on credit, of twelve months
iton inc day of sale. B nd and seen.
rIty will be required.
John SHANKLE,
Administrator.
April 81 856-9l2-4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MONEY FOUND.

Some months since my negro wonsn
found ten dollars, in the road between
my house and he residence of Nath7r
III King Esq, which the owner cfr
have by ealing on the undersiyne
and pying for this notice
JAMES BATES
apr. tn nl2-3w.
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PATRONISE HOME
NJ A N u L AC To r. e
f.. M LIVELY.

MAN FACT UER.oF
Saddles, Brides, Harness &c.
Repairing done with neatness and
desbatch at short notice. His work
cannot be surpassed in elegance or
durability in the South West.
Pamela Miss. Jan. I-6m.
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YOUNG: LADIES' HIGH 0OL

NOUNts LADIES' HIGH - l. III VI ID IL :,
Il Shockoe HILL Marshall street. betwe 40 9Th aud
9TH streets Mas. <. j. DARDEN, WIN Mas had
many years experience in instructing youn f4des in
the advanced branches of complete giish educa-
ton, will open School ct the above named location
on the lst of September :,
The following branches will be included. in the
course of instruction: English Grammar elles- Let
tres Ancient and Modern Geography, AeiHk and
Modern History, the Elements of ChemstryS Ro-
tsny, instruction in the French Language, and the
Piano Forte will be given by compe tsnt teachers
for which a separate charge will be made.
Paren is and guardians ASSURE ed that fheir chill
dren and wards will not only be nstructa&p the ap
phcaion of the rules OF English Grammar, eHt, ALSO
In the philosophy of the English language. 1be
and adaptation ofwords and their elslion and popr
cry, both in conversation and writing, will be
santy brought under the Iteration of the pupil
for the accomplishment of this object, particular at
tentien will be given to the department of Bellies
Lsttres
mer patrons Church Hill, and in ether pa It's of
the city, and hopes they will continue to encourage
her. as far they can autll LIT
pICHdlOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IL "a Classical, Mathe stical and English School)
The undersigned will resume the duties of his School,
on LIST October next.
At the suggestion of some of his patrons, he has
determined to increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
rectal the adoption OF the Military fea
ture deservedly popular, for purposes of dis
cIpline, and physical development This depart
ment, including Mathematics and Natural Science,
will be under the charge Of graduate of the Vir-
sinis Military Institute. Modern Languages by a
competent Professor. Particulars in a.tuture aveE
tisement.
au s--Sw j. ANBLFR WEED.
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9---Sw j. AMBER WEED.
u w. GONE,s classical AND COM
IL. a. 4 nCI IL RCAnflI. mill on.n L.. Z h mn.

II W. CONEsS CLASSICAL AND COM
II. MERClAL SCHOOL will open its 5 h annual
session. on MONDAY, the 18th of september next.
in the usual pace Broad street, oppo tie st. Johns
Church, end continue ten menihs.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance
Common English Branches. observation-disclosures. $40 60
and Ancient Lan- q
guss.s.. ......................... 50 90
Higher Eng. Branches and advanced stadte.
in Ancient Languages. .................. 60 On
Having purchased quite extensively of Phiio,o.
pbical and Chemical apparatus during the pas.
year and otherwise added to the convenience Of
the School, its fac tiles for instruction arc intended
TO be equal TO any in the city
Z. w. CUNE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
P.s. class of saall boys for the Elementary
English Branch will be received al tuition of n
per sesaion. under competent teacher
N Pupils are requested to be present at the
opening of the School IL practicable.
q--ts
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I AND FOX SALE IN MOTTO W AtY
- COUNTY.--The subscriber wishing TO change
his situation in life, offers for sale privately his
of land lying in Nottowey county, on Wiis road, 81
miles from Wilson's Depot. the South Side Rail
Road This tract contains 400 acres, about one half
cleared The balance in oak and pine timber, with
about so 40 acres of very tine creek and branch
low grounds 1t adjpins the lands of Rev. d. C.
Jones, N. NJ Harper and Others 1t is well adsped
the growth of corn, wheat, and tobacco; 1t lies
well for improvement, and is we'll watered with
dwelling, framed Kitchen smoke house and all other
necessary out houses with excellent WI of
fruit, and several other convenences rarely found
upon a small farm. Health good ard very fine
nsighborhood. Convenient to a mill and several
grisl mills
For further particulars address the sub criher,
M Harper osiah " ats Rev. D. C. Jones, at viii
sons De pot, Dinwidd county, Va.
jy 23-law4w w. =. BURTON.
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A LAkGk STUCK az Dit ss&IDDs
\ SIZZLING OFF At COSF-M. w. ROSE,
no. gus Broad street Richmond Va, with view t.
snsngins his business will sell from this time to the
stock Of - - 49,
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST The goods then remaining on hand, win
be closed out at public auction.
All persoas desiring to purchase Dry Goods Of q
superior quality. will here find sufficient inducement
10 make an Investment, as he intends to be very
commodatine. and wants 10 save ~ much sxpeuse as
possible by, # net wholly. avoiding the suction BE
wise call and examine for yourselves.
n B. The store occupied BY mo win be fos
rent after tho LIST OF September II IL an excellent
location for dry goods store for which purpose Ii
has been oecupisd by me for upwards of II years.
my H-Sm NV ROBE
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AM hECkttlNG the ioliew,aE,
nennessey's Coenac BRANDY, in wood ana ala.
Amonlillsdo and Romano SHERRY
kepns Port WINE
Ctaret and Cham payne do
Superior SALAD OIL
London MUSTARD IN H. ana half IL -,
Ensnsh end Imitation Enslish CHEESE
Jadd's pstent Sperm CANDLES
a.. And fsw AeSen BEEF TONGJIFs
:. III sel at small advance fer ss.s !,
~psnseasi esstonsfs on the usual credit ~ of
Il lev tabs ef very hns Goshen BuTTEn = =.
my H-ts
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MORE OF THE VICTIMs-The Detroit BIich }
TribRue has received letter from Malahide, Ell.
gin County, G W., stating that several bodies
supposed tsabe some Of the victims of the burning
OF the Northern Indiana" had come ashore there
and had been decenty buried Two of the bodies
had quantity of English gold In belts, (about al7O
eacho and were believed TO be the remains of tho
father and husband of Mrs. Akroyd an English
lady, who lost all her family by the disaster
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A SAFE AND FKOFITABLE INVEST

A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVkST.
MENT-$2H,A00I IN BONDS OF THE RICH
mONO. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an inter. st of Z
per cent the principal redeemable in 1875 and
vertibie into stock of the Company az the ot
the hoder-The subscribers authorized to receive
until the 10th day of July next when the same will
be opened, sealed proposals for the WHOLE or any
portion, Of the loan Of ,0Oe authorized by the
Stockholders Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company the late annual meet
Ing No bill ill be considered at a less rate than
psr and to such extent they msy be accepted hid
den will receive the bends Of the company, payable
on the let of July, 1875 bearing interest of per
cent, payable semi at the Office Of the CON-
pany In the city of Richmond, and convertible at the
pleasure of the holder into stock of the COMPANY
! For the information of the public, it is deemed
proper state that BY the express provisions of the
charter of the company, all dividends upon its stock
and all profits arising from Its work, exempted
from any tax whatsoever; and durinK the whole
period Of It's operations than twenty years
1.-The average Of dividend earned and paid by the
company has exceeded per cent. after a deduction
of every item OF expenditure in the way of working
EXPENSE aud interest," IL il reasonable to infer that
wih the expenditure Of the loan authorised in the
further Improvement of their work. the
WI receive greatly increased return upon their in
sestment and consequently afford 10 the purchasers
o. tne bonds now offered strong induce for the
conversion OF the same into stock Of the company
Tor the terms of the losn and any further fnforma
non IN regard 70 the condition Of the company Apa
ne undoubtsd security OF the loan now offered sppIv
jeA w.
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KANSAS AFFAIRS "A spondent of the Phil.
adelphia Bulletin, writing from Whitehead, Kan
sas, Aug. 4th, says that two Southerners arrived
there report that General Lane had bis Free State
men encampad on the Nebraska line and had
comeback to Pittsburg, Cincinnati aiad Chicago,
for five thousand more men He intended to have
q sufficient quantity of artillery to batter down
any town that was In his way. Gen Smith had
been advised Of these facts The district court
was In session, guarded by the United States dra
goons, and BENZ. H. Brock would be the first tried
for having Illegally acted az Judge at Elenarion
Lanes forces are reported TO be well armed
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A FEMALE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN TRoU.
BLE.-The trial Of the women engaged in mobbing
grog shops In Salem, Ind. took place In the Com
mon Pleas Court last week. Most of them were
hned. while others not able to pay the fine, we're
permitted TO depart, with an admonition to 90
and never DO guilty of such uuiady like conduct
again.
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AiLLW k1e.HT N0TlGE...Havtns. 90.
~ Gated myself IN the city of Richmond, I am
now for making contracts to build or repeIr
an kndsof MILLS, either in the city or country -
oasiseton guaranteed In every and the best of
references gwen. Persons having work to do will
rave hs,r orders At my resdenee, Gu 18th ct nearly
oppnIe M rurcelfs Grocery and 10 the neigh bor-
omcs, stating the particulars, viii be promptly at.
tena.a 70 G. b. McCORMfC.
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Two SMITH ELY AND JOHN SHUT
i TLEWURTH, NON-kESIDENTS OF HE

Take notice that on the let day Of 0ctober, 1856,
betw sen the hours of A. and r at The office
of r. X. Howison. Governor street, two doors
above the Richmond House in the city of Richmond,
shall proceed take dispositions of Joseph Bernard
and others be read evidence in q suit pending in
the Circuit Court of Henrico County wherein am
plaintiff and you and others attendants And If
from any the taking OF such dispositions be not
commenced or being ,mnenced shall not be COM
ple ed that day, the tskng of the will be i'd
journed from time to time until completed
au " --Iaw4w WASHINGTON bATTON.
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RETURNED HoME.-Rav Mr. Boardman, pastor
III the Baptist Church at Barnwell Courthouse, s.
Carolina has recently been obliged to resign his
position and retdrn North because of his approval
of Senator Summers course and his expressed ep-
position to Southern institutions a
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"DIssoLvISG VIEw."-During the heavy
rain OF last w Wednesday, an octagonal house. which
Mr.. Richardson was building In Melrose, Mass
Of clay, stone and cement was melted down to the
level Of the ground by the force of the rain Mr.
X. says the next time he builds he means TO use
clay which has been heated enough to have red
look"