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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-05

&c" The friends Of EDWARD NOBLE Esq..
announce him as Candidate for reelection TO
the Legislature ut the ensuing election.
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ES- The new flag Of Nicaragua consists
OF three st'iprs, tw" Of sky blue, with :.
white stripe in the centre, and in the midst
of the whole is II circular device of tho
Seal Of Stale, and the representation Of
seven volcanoes, i'll token Of the volcanic
range Of Nirara.rta.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-05
To the Voters of Abbeville District:

CO" Tho fricndS of J. X. VANCE, RESPECT
fully announce him as n Candidate for the Leg
islatMre at the ensuing clccLinn.
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a few Of the friends and ncighhors Of Col
a. VI. SMITH. announce him u Candidate ia
the District in the ensuing Legislature.
May 5. 1856.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-05

e1SS- The friends of rllOS THOMSON, ESP,
announce him n Candidate for reelection 10 the
lie rislnturc.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-05

sy" The friends of Gen. S. MCGOWAN an
nouncc him a Candidate for recollection to the
Legislatures.
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM @. DAVIS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE S, 1856

respectfully announce him Candidate for SEN
n:or. ut the ensuing election.
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c4s The friends of JAMES n. NORWOOD,
Esq, respectfully announce him Candidate to
represent This District in the ensuing Lcgisla-
turp
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EFFECTUALLY USED.

we 'h,nk our readers will agree with us
mat the Hon. Mr.. l'icork gave Mr.. Henry
winter Davis pill. whcl, he Was unable,
very, c"mfortab y. TO swallow. In otLor
"",',s' VIC are OF the opinion that the hon
9f'be gentleman was clfcclually used
Here is the extract:
Mr. laws have never Thought that
Jefferson was the safest guide in cu1;s,tuipn
the Constitution of the United States nor
III the administration Of laws.
Mr G"idngs.-Thcrc is where the pcn.
tlcman and differ.
MIR. Das$.-l understand it. That il
the foundation Of our difference. II. w,s
the hlshcr-law man of his tlay-a doctrine
then modified and limited, and not 10 tho
extent to which it has now gone. becausc
that doctrine, like other noxious w,4,.,
grows from year to year. lie lai,l ,La
foundation for dSrcgarding the law which
ne thought to be unconstitutional, although
the tribunals of the country had sail
that 1t was the law, and ough, to be exc.
cutcd.
MIR. Bocock.-In what particular did Mr.:
Jefferson do So, and what evidence did Mr..
Jefferson give that he WIS Il hirl,cr-iaJ
man! The ease alluded to hv the gentle.
man from Ohio WAS a simple exercise of tho
panl"ning power.
MIR. Davis.-lt was an adroit con,rivonc,,
to reacl, the object through thu. forms OF
law. 1t WAS refusal to execute n law
which he was bound to execute lie ouobt
to have exercised his power, not upon tho
supposi,ion that every man who came
within the law was to lie pardonvd, but "a
a rre'"galIve of mercy applied TO each par
ticulur case
MIR. Hocock.-One word more. know
the gent man from Maryland is disposed
to take Il fair and candid view Of the sui
ject.
Mr.. bavis.-I trust so. I always am.
Mr.. Borock.-l know that the rule wl,icl,
he would apply to Mr.. Jcilers'.l,, he would
apply to amy political friend of his own.
Now, sir the case which has been brought
up hy the gentleman from Ohio WAS Int
the exercise Of the parlnnin- power bv Mr..
Jefferson; and my friend from MarvIand
comes forward and says it was III :,.lroi1
piece ot tactics to avoid executing the law.
How will that apply loa friend Of his own
think the gentleman will bear in mind
that Two men by the liasncs of Drayton ou,t
Havr"S were under sentence of the law for
a violation OF Il law Of this District. in car
ry'"S off slaves to the North with Il view
to set them free. While in prison, Mr..
. Fillmore larlnnrl them out. Was that
an ;lrolt device to get rid of enforcing the
! law!
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-05

ME. EDITOR Please announce Capt. JOHN
r. TARRANT rs Candidate for the Legisla.
turc, at next election, and ohlige
FRIENDS ENOUGH TO ELECT uIN
May %, 1856.
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L"'cSl Indian -Ncws.-Orala. Fla, Nav
23.-}y the arrival of Nj. \. y. Parctiv,
Exprcs>n:;n, from Tanl,, Yesterday even
lug, we learn that Il train carving ,royi-
si"nS to the State Volunteers, on Peas
Creek, WAS attacked hy ten Or fifteen In.
dianS, on Saturday last. within twelve miles
Of Tampa, 1T place known as Simmons
llam'n"rk. Tie party had just h:,l,c,. II.
| branch 10 drink, and rs some of them
were dism"nntng, little hoy. who WIS
riding Il horse attached to one of the Way
"nS. saw iii Inlian heiiml II tree, and he
cried out, "Fn,I,cr, " there's IN Indian /"
pointing I" the spot where he saw him.
\" sooner l'ai the hov spoken than the
Indians fired, and he fell from the horse,
dead. The fa'hcr caught up the dead body
OF his son and placed it in a wagon, when
another volicy WAS fired hy the indians,
and he with another man were killed.
At the trst fire, Il negro belonging to
the train Started tur hi cncampnlput where
Il detachment from Capt. S,arkman's Com
plny were stationed, only two miles distant.
Two men only now remained, anil one of
them wo"nlrl i'll the hip. They fired
three times, and fled. The Indians, aware
WI aIc ui"ttIhil t;tkcn ny Tie negro, also
He'd, lcaving the teams, wagons, DC. un-
hurt.
The persons killed were Mr.. Roach. Mr..
Startling and his son. Mr. IIinson WAS
Wounded III the hip Mr.. Hatfield and the
negro man escaped unluurt.
The attack WIS made at l2 o'clork ut
no"n.- Companion.
Uorra Siau.-'lLc London co,rcspon-
dent of the Tor"nl" G'"bc gives an epr,o,ic
at the war which we have not encountered
rl<e~ here. According To the latest news
from the Crmca, the Russian officers are
delighted ut the termination Of the war
They have suffered enormously during the
>rG.. Their boats crowded. with men,
wl ilc crossing from The North side. we've
frequently sunk. An English diver ,,scov-
"red at the bottom of lhe harlnr, bat
terry Of field artillery, horses and men, all
entanglcd i'll the harness, their skeletons
hanging together i'll the net work of leather.
On the skeleton OF one of the horses there
were the bones Of II driver, held together
10y tho rags Of his uniform and with his
foot still in the slirrups. Such are some of
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Suirit RAINING.

This extraordinary humbug seems to be still
eciting considerable interest ia various Northern
and European towns all the fools in the world be-
ing by no means dead yet. Iu Geneva, the Swiss
ghosts have started q newspaper. Professor Hare
of Philadelphia who does mt believe word of the
Bible has the most undoubting faith in spirit rap
ping. We understand that large number of the
members of the Black Republican House of Rep
resentatves are Disciples of this strange faith -
Such expert practitioners in rapping at hotel bars
can have no difficulty In raising spirits at any
time
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DIED,

On the 18th. at 5 P. NJ. REBECCA, younges
auehter of Adolphus and Frances Blanksnship.
Her funeral will take place at the Methods
Church, on Oregon Hill, at half past O'Clock, thi
evening.
God in his WISDOM has recalled
The precious boon his love had given,
And though the casket moulders here,
The gem is sparkling now in heaven.
But though it sleeps in deaths cold arms
It's soul has fed beyond the grave;
God called the spirit back to Heaven,
And took the feetiDg breath he gave.
1t scarce folded to thy heart,
With all a mothers pride and joy,
Ere death appeared with bightning touch
Thy cherished idol to destroy.
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COKE AND COAL.

4 NTHRACITE CE.---i am
n now receiving orders, to be filled during the fall
months for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, includ-
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foandries and
Red Ash, suitable for cooking ranges CRATES and
furnaces This Coal will bs bought in Philadel-
phia for cash, and delivered to purchasers upon
the same terms they receiving 2,24o pounds to the
The terms on which propose to order Coal for par
ties is to charge them commission of 10 per cent.
on the actual cost of the article invoices of which
will always bs subject to inspection.
Persons wishing to lay in their winter supply, will
ud it greatly to their interest to avail themselves of
this opportunity their supplies will be delivered
en- arrival the vessels free from dirt. and at
saving of at least so per cent the usual terms Of
the trade
Orders to my address, through the Post Office, or
left at my brothers Law Office, the corner Of
Main and 18th Streets with my brother at Col VIM
H. Browns compiling room, corner 18th and Cary
SITS will receive prompt attention.
au22-1m WRIT ROBERTS.
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Roman Catholic Missions.

TIE North British Review publishes tables show,
Ing the annual receipts for missions from all the
countries of the Roman Communion in the world
and the annual payments, with the countries in
winch the contributions are expended 1t appears
from these statistics, that the total annual contri
buttons Of the Roman Catholic Church to missions
IS aissso9 Her great organization for collecting
iaho' Tor missions is the Lyons Society for pro.
psgsnng the Faith. France furnishes sss 900. or
nearly two-thirds Of the funds The amount ex.
pr Pen by this Society in the United States, is
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TIE EGHAFHIC NEWS.
PORTE D y Or TIL q DIS p A 7 81.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
A RIVAL OF THE ASIA
Decline In Breadstuffs.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-The steamer Asia ar
to the 9th inst.
EsoLASD
The Royal British Joint Stock Bank, of London,
has failed II bad done large business, having
branches At other places There are 3o0 STOCK
holders, all of whom liable, but the assets are
so confused as to entail ruin on all concerned;
The Times says that though the harvest Is anun.
dant, there Is no prospect OF prices receoins :"
point injurious to agricuturalists.
The continental harvest reports are still more
favorable
The American ship Ocean Home, bound from
Rotterdam for New York, with emigrants, mad
been sunk off Liverpool. by collision with ano,
ther vessel The Captain and 90 of the crew and
passengers, escaped. Seventy-nine persons were
drowned
The Cortes had been dissolved by q royal decree.
Ministers had been appointed to Costa Rica and
Ecuador but none to Mexico. 1t is rumored that
those In Washington and Berlin to be recalled
Six Madrid papers had been seized by the Gov
ernment
SWITZERLAND.
There had been an emeute in Switzerland be.
tween some Swiss and party of Prussans under
Count Fourtalies The Prussan leader was taken
prisoner, and several of his followers captured.
ITALY.
Italian affairs remain unchanged
Ine htbg Vi Napiee nau addressed seeonu
note TO the Western Powers, conciliatory than
the first
SARDINIA
The Sandman army had been increased Count
Cavour had addressed the Sandman Ministers At
foreign courts, stating that this step solely
of policy towards Austria aud intimating in de
cded manner that Sardinia would not tolerate Aus
TRAN Intervention in the affairs of Italy
RUSSIA.
Diplomatic relations had been renewed between
Turkey and Russia.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 6.-Cottop advanced 1-16O!.
Sales of the week reach IS 600 bales, of which
spectators take $4,000 and exporters 5000. Flour
declined 1s02s. Wheat declined 3d06d. Corr
declined Is Provisions dull and unchanged.
The weather fine for the agricuturists.
Consols 95,
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II DRIsCOLHs BALM OF I

II DRISCOLEs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
sreeable Dentrifce and Cosmatic that ever the art
If applied chemistry has produced cleansing the
eeth, healing the gums aud mparting fragrance and
weetness to an otherwise offensive breath, which too
frequently exists, without the PERSONS know edge.
Cor sale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, Main
treet, and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19
Republican Mass Meeting at Pittsburg, Pa.

PITTsBURG, Pa. Sept II The Republican
Mass Meeting is going on here to-day-among the
speakers present Cassius M. Clay, Nathaniel
p Banks, Lieutenant Governor Roberts, of Kan
sas, aud others The procession is now marching
to the place where the convention meets. 1t takes
two hours to pass any given point. All trades are
represented, and some of the men are laboring at
their avocation as the profession moves. There is
a large steamer with full complement of officers
and men; steam engine in operation, drawn by
horses. Also, full rigged ship, equipped to rep.
resent the steamboat interest
Cars containing young females representing
every State in the Union, presented most beauti-
full appearance. There were iDnumerable ban
ners, bearing every variety of device-some very
quaint and amusing-three or four bands of " Bor-
der Rutfans" in full costume of Kansas marshals,
dragons, specimens Of negro slaves and slave dri
vers excited considerable amusement
Carriages containing old Revolutionary SOL
der soldiers of the war of 1912, were in the pro-
cessiou. The windows along the streets were
crowded 18th ladies cheering with the greatest en-
thusasm the procession it passed.
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SYRACUSE, \ Y, Sept. 1e-The boiling North
Americans who repudiate the action of the Con
vention yesterday, in connecting themselves with
the Republicans, have determined to call con-
vention at Rochester, n Y.
The Republican State Convention has nomina,
ted S. Wardsworth for Governor and Moses III
Grinne for Lieutenant Governor
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MARRIED.,

At soak Grove" the residence of the bride, on the
nth inst, by Rev. J. A. Scott Mr. II " GRAVES,
of Richmond. and Miss MOLLlE A., only daughter
of P Moon, Esq, of Halifax county, Va.
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Movements of Governor Reeder.

EAsTON, Sept. Ex-Governor Reeder spoke at
Morristown last night He will deliver a speech
either at Syracuse. Albany or Buffalo, supporting
Fremont and Dayton He returns here in two
weeks when he will stump this section of the State
for Fremont
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v Hnir DYE. Hair Dyed OhnsOn, Bar.
ber has Hair DYE which il instantaneous and never
washes off We will advise all who dye to give john
son CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge. r.,
ibe remedy for all the ills that the human hair Is
heir tn.
10Th STREET BETWEEN MAIN CARY STREETS
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YeIInw EeYer.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is -Four new cases of yellow
fever have occurred at the Relief Hospital Among
them is DIR. Bailey, of the U. S Army
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LITE AND SERVICES OF WILLARD FILLMORE
w -. 4. Barre, Of keniacky This Is q very neat
volume from the press Of Baaser, keKiag & Co., of
1aHsio II sets forth the services and political ca
.eef o. mr. FILLMORE, and Is therefore opportuns
for the present campaign.
For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH
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The Central American Question----Tren
lies Received.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is The project Of a treaty
between Great Britain aud America on the Cen
trail American question, has been received from
Mr. Dallas by this Government.
A treaty from Siam is also received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

IL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Main, Corner of Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
j. ID. HA1lNIERSLEY & CO, Proprietors.
Country Merchants and Others visiting Richmond,
are invited to call at the Dispatch Steam job Printing
establishment and examine the lar assortment Of
Types and materials for
STORE BILLS!
to be found South of mason and Dixon's Line" and
to which all new Improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added as fast as produced.
CARDS
Of every description printed in
on Plain, Enameed, or Coored Paper, in the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms
CIRCULARS
executed in the best Style of the art, and large
assortment OF Rns paper lePt n always on hand
printed on good paper in superior manner and ruled
10 any pattern desired The facilities tor
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, &C..
neatly printed In every variety of style and finish,
bound OF unbound. All the now and baud
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment
MAMMOTH POSTERSi
on plain or colored paper, or in colored ink. This
ing than any other office in this city. In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
se6 dispatch.
Two THE LyVKKs. AND PATRON. OF
THE DRAMA, AND ALL CONCERNED in
fHEATRICALS. MUSIC, &c The recognized ORA.
"FITZGERALD'S CITY ITEM" (publishsd
weekly in Philsdeiphia containing regular notices
and criticisms Of nearly every Theatre in the Upisn,
tRichmond includedl may be had every Friday after
Newspaper MAJ .zins and Cheap Bookstore.
No 10 Pearl st. Richmond Va
UJust received. Cooley for October, YANKEE
NOTIONS, NICK MAX. he. Sc is---'ts
EXTENsiVk SUPPLIES OF HOON -.
Il STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTEs-Ths
subscribers have been, and are now receiving their
BOOKS; PIANO FokTEs, PAPER BLANK
BOOKS, AND OTHER STATIONERY
They have never before bad SO large stock, and
such good assortment of goods in their line of bust
ness, as they now offer.
They will, be sold upon favorable terms as can
- JAMES wooDHousE CO.,
Sc 6-6tif iss Main street.
10 The LADlEs.--l nave a large as
= so!tmsnt OF fsrcy Articles Soaps and Perfume
~ which viii sell at prices little over to
duee the stock. Among them would cnumerats
LubiL'. and other Extracts; French and American
Tooth Brushes-English and American Combs Of
s i' ". G. sATTAILEl Druggist,
SO 10 corner 4th ard Bread cts.
lvl Spices prepared BY POLLARD, Druggist, I7th
ever been offered IN this city. Ladies' try them
| ARGE SUPPLIES or EREsH AND
- GENUINE MEDICINES, &c.--The subscriber
hes lust returned from the North where he has pur.
chased. and - now receiving splendid assortment
OF every thing in his line OF business. Pure and
aenuine Drugs Recherche and fsxhionsble Fancy ar
tciss delie httal and Genuine epanish Cesrs Deli.
ctous Tess fure and UnaAutsrated iqsos for msdi-
cal uss, fnrs Chsmicals and Select Powders and Ex-
tracts for Prescriptions &c. 81 -
s,f SEMPLE,. Dfussist and Chemist,
WH 9os Main st., between oh and 10Th &c. /
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r. T. y. Cook 81 Co. request The parftc.
ular attention of housekeepers and the public gen
erally to the sale of r. M. Zimmerman's stock OF
Housekeeping articles, Hardware, Cutlery: Fancy
Goods &c which commences THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock. E. B. COOh w., Aucts
I2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

EvDe m ratio Meetfng.-The Demo-
cratic Association will meet at CoRINTHIAN HALL,
on SATURDAY evening next 10th inst at y o'clock
RO. g SCOTT, Esq, viii address the Associate ON.
By order of the President
sc 18-2t JAMES DOVE, Sec y.
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18th, was J. Allen Of Virginia, @'A' aug
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gF Auction N0tice...The attention Of the
city trade il invited to sale OF Fancy Goods and
Perfumery. Also--Houss and Office Furniture
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at our store.
se 10 LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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cept when not proIess'ousInsJ snseeeo. D'9-i"
~ ReIfsfous N0tice.---Dr. VIM Passmore,
IF Iupenburg, Va, IL expected to preach et Bethel
ON Union Hill Friday pisht, the 10Th instant, ct
ii o'clock, aud on Sunday. the 2lst inst. DR. John
Tbomss author Of "EIpis Israel" end editor of "The
Herald of the Kingdom of God and Are to Come, "
will preach at the same place at Ii O'Clock A M.
The public is solicited TO attend. % I9-2ts
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CO-P 20.
COPARTNkRsHIP--.1 have ss..s;s;.
~ With me, in the Clothing business. nv h.as,sed
7. BECHLR The business Win herssf.., pls ~
ducted at No 70 Nan street, under ths Err, I c?n'
BECHER BROTHER. 1T o. r.
CO-PAKTNkKsHIP.--WsI ave IT,
s,,m ssoc,stsd vitn % in business C. n. PLyY
under the firm Of vAN-LEW, TAYLoH sTnncaetsd
july ]. lS56--jy3 yAN-LEW TSyG.
sD-fARTNkKsHiP -1TEe 106.,-5-
~ have formed Co-parsnership unde, ~ ned
and style OF JOHNSON L HARWOSIIS =, %. ne hrn
pose o. conducting "holesss end Retail Dry G se
They have taken thu Store INV und.,...
thorough repair, No. II Main street rnio o.ns
WhitenuiEs Daguerrean Gallery whore thsr : ~ ~
10 Few says open large snd choice stoeI ~ 81
pie and fsncy Dry Goods, seIects4 With sr.ss s'a
from the Northern markets. and sdaptsd "a ~. .s
class trade to which they invite the Pc.
former patrons and the public generally. "''
SILAS L JOHNSON
- ~ WV v. HARWOOD
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. September 10

.
--~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~
PORT OF RICHMOND, September 10.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT Il O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Brilliant, Jones' Alexandra, susno and plss-
schr. Ocean Bride, jones, Baltimore, mSze w.
d. Colqui't 4 Co.
| shaw Co hay, r. n. Whitlock & Son.
sehr Philsndo Armstrong. Brockett, Philadelphia,
Schr Sidney Price, Candy, New York. mdze. d
sehrs $ B Bailey Cary, Philadelphia, coal, W.
H. Davis & CO. s.,rn
Steamer Virgins, Rooms, Philadelphia, rndze and
passengers, h Z. futile
WNEKS WANTED, We have in our
- Warehouse the following goods received per
steamship Jamestown from New York. viz:
| box Cheese, marked wv. L !"
As bbs marked 49, in diamond, containing onions
and potatoes
II bbls marked a." In a diamond, containing onion.
and potatoes.
The owners of these goods are requested to come
forward with satisfactory proof Of ownership, pay
ssis-as ' W LUDLAM. 1 WATSON.
A CAKD.--A few days ago, "a friend Of
IA mine called my attention TO the following ad
yeitisepnent in last Saturdays Dispatch
'.SHERIFF'S sALE.---Will be sold on the 18th
eeptember, The Wheat crop of John o. Goddin's of
the present year, and stable Of fodder and oats 10
satisfy an execution in my hands, in favor of VIM 3
Phillips VS. said Goddin
n, B.-sae 70 take place at IL O'Clock NJ
80 IS A. Is. HUTCHINSON II On
With regard TO this advertisement hav. m .av
that owed MT Phillips nothing; and that there was
no such unsatished execution existence az the time
The money having been paid by ms two days before
nor had any levy been made ON nv crop Of Oats I
had supposed ii was mist.ke the part of the She
riff WHICH ne would at once correct
90 1877 JoHN n GopnJN
MUUsLiNhs Nsc --Just received, aIous.
1sA lines, Prints Ginghams, kc.; for fall wear.
pc 10 G, HARTWELL Il Co
VIRGINIA WORM KILLK6...A Die..
saet, safe and certain remedy. For sale by
Z "" Ed. PICOT.