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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASsES. "A lot of II hhds Yellow Cen
trfuga Crop sold at about Molasses one
or two small lots we're sold at about 55c . gallon.
FLOUR The market very dull and we noticed sales
of only lis bbIs 81 So and few hundred bbls
at SIS 62isS5 Is for Superne and S. D Dbl for Extra
GRAIN The of Corn confined to about 1900
sacks 6s72c for Yellow Mixed and SOC y bushel for
Yellow and Prime White. In Wheat nothing was done
The sales of Oats included GOO sacks Prime St. Louis ut
525c ~ bushel of Bran few hundred sacks were sold at
soc y 100 tbs
little or no demand retail lots Dealers generally
asked S7 p Dbl Mess Pork, but is said that some very
small lots have been sold al S26 or less.
COFFEE. Nothing of any moment was doing.
WHISKY lot of so bbs Rectiied sold at Zoe d
gallon.
FREIGHTs We noticed ship taken for Liverpool at I'D
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SALE By THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
I'm Order TO Effect Partition
Furn DsrRIcr CouRr THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.

Of New Orleans. The HGIEs 81 egILISITk
RY VIRTUE Of aeerss rendered ieaes. ) ss
asi, y ~ Nc 81 assd By . ss ,s g
vi pubic he cy Hotel Common
"a g.
fss;s sh fss esfStss PIECE or GROUND
situ.sd he Fourth District q The eiy New Orleans
s 1P 49, 81 On g.
Tss.ssI ri All q. buildings and thereon,
g g sEs .: ~ sls.ss MARKET
dsss g. ID. ED s q ( md
tns .ad piss. u sas = san''''a = NE
: h s:s ,.ssss
sns as e ss &c
Ds
secured by mortgage and vendors privilege property
oes 10 no7 lsH sberin q tie Pariss & orl..,.
vHNrHpAR LIE sHERr DE Ia pAKoIssE d'oRLEAss
r..v. A.: HEsi5iSis sSiorfR
rvruryy Action e p ss Is =, sos
Dc
8:
psrass padndicson de la proprists description
resuiiers stnes ouasme ye Dc ].
Ns u e. s..n r. &C.
rue du Camp 2 peds IS pouces u rue des Masssins
ct IT'S pieds 6S pouces face Z Ia rue Ste Marie.
Ensemble Ia mason quf trouve dessus appropee
Marhs Public de Marche de Ia
gasns.
confoymemsut plan dresee A. dHemecourt arpeneu
OF qui expose b Ia vente.
CONDITIONSPour proportion Ia vile de Ia
Nouve Orleans sayoir 17, compliant pour ID propor-
dc credit billets endosses i hsr
tiers dnteret Pan de iusQua
pour dnere Fan apras ecbeance usqua
fat Placement garans hypoheqne privilege yend
eur sur Ia propriete veadae.
JOHN n. BELL,
oc5 ~ no2 l6 u Sheriff de u paroisse d'nrIeans.
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
F7 VMain Depot 80 Camp stree-Branch, Sc Charities ST.
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.

assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
= Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY J. SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
N. B.-Thescelebated Pianos considered by all the
prominent ars the in the United States In the
Mess Sons have received at various public indus
MUM GOLO MEDALS superiority oftheir Pianos.
Also, large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHER'S PIANOS, all moderate prices
suit the convenience and means of all classes of
buyers. - - - .
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Harps Guitars Vols Accordeons, Banjos Flutes Brass
of all kinds, and Musical Merchandise of every
description. TO
na-Musc Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NoTEAny Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating either store if addressed by
mail will be promptly attended to-
m9 " L. GABICI.
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ARRIVED.

0np aetesf stetscn IS days fnm Now York, to C<eesy
BARI SG Hs.;s;ss . d.,s from Boston, 70 do
Spanish He's Ventura. - dsy, from, Hayana in
sehr BALL. BALL.. + e. r.s fss Ell 1sssd
s ses, A: s'ssu h Err, sisai-ss.a
s 81, h kIssss veg
sSr Pe; aSee% s ROM
Ss ss ss'ss'sss.s
srEANsBoArs.
p 5sb Brsssy :T Dps s.;.t srs MI, 11sessas
Bloomer, Perry. from Js5srson
e sp SI sss ssh ss"s
Naura and Gnm ouane station ean bs az
4 EXPORTS. &
VERA y 81 bales 1906 half
seed, ties hams and sundries, s5 Van
ANTWEEP-shp Loehnivar-also bales cotton IS hid. To-
BARcELoNA-Bark Fanny Ealer4sss bsIs nour $50 scks
HAvANA-Brig Mary Elisabeti-Manifes not to be seen
VERA CRUZ-schr Maj Barbour-63l half bales cotton 100
tons coal = n -. -
APALAcHIcoLA-schrA u,ei!a-eo hhds bacon . do and
corn Is do bran, 81 coils rope and sundries
u 81 s b o1 70 DO pek 2
% kegs lard hams Ieans paper d boxesof
coffee q dcs bfcoms 500 feet lumber and sundsis ''.
$500 ,-. s.~.s....- ~ 5-a
IMPORTS. t-gr- a-zt
NEW YORK-ship Metcalf-Assorted mdse
BosTON-Bark Carlo Manran-Assorted mdse.
BILOXI-sch, Burr.sss-as $50 feet lumber to order
BIIoxr-scbr 7 y;eau-s. nm fact Iunaber IN order
nIro1- -. r. =. - 49,, ~ 80, ., :. ~, or"s..
bIoAl-senr heieta-<'Vv Iee' iumoer 70 . n E'hott'
PEARL RIvER-chr Gen Wsshington-S6 000 feet lumber
to W WaCrsne. ~
TANcaIPAHoschr Livingstonss 900 feet lumber to Ner
COvINGTON-Schr Polar star-Lumber and sand to order
CotlsdIoN-schr sea fnd-oo,oW br'cks TO order.
CoY1NeIoN-seuf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oricks 70 ofder
"o'iN"AoS-se'' '"''ua Apn-ooo o'is saha 70 order
.- -. p1rDrrre, an Dnorr,o, AZ
m RECElPTS OF PRODUCE. @ s"
Pu.aas pkss Henderson, s Ts, s
do schneider25 wash map Beebe dco-
I bb potatoes John O'Brien-64 do TaranolN do to
JOHN Duffy 6co-43 do Il bbs whisky Twichell &co5 do
$40 bbls -four "a casks shoulders Martin Cobb &co0
Dobbins McKafy-lOO bbls flour Woodruff Aco29 do to
Given, Watts 6co20 bb flour Ethel &cos0 bbls pota-
werle-7 do eggs dried apples Schneider
Fauchaux5oO do saml snodgassH bales cotton John vii
lams 3co9 bales cotton Phillips 6co!s sacks
Horrell Gayle &coscO sacks wheat to Netteton 1co0
cotton. @ ~ r
Observation-Disclosures DR. Ba,ev-a bb,s po,..ss.
10 Hail Rndd / Putnan-sundries ~ or6er 'A''
JEFFEKsOM|steamer bioome,"E naies cotton to
Scott &co-3I johnson sco0iS T. cummings Acos do
Lssfy &e9 d u1 si eioh 49, 9aes cotton
CO fsaypul CO. a4 LEWIS pgiesoy3 90
Campbell strongo Love 6coi2 bales cotton
winston M9Ison acoak NOES IA lbs dser SKINS Mann
co2pkes oldmth haber sepm box hwaIe-M scott acc
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SOUTHERN INSTITUTE, No ls7 MAGAZINE

D n :
PROFESSOR VIM HENRY PECK, late Pro lessor of Bellies
Lettres and Eocuton in the University of louisiana and
graduate of Harvard College, Mass the request Of many OF
children pupils of the Grammar School of
the above University during Scholastic has opened
Classical Scientific Military School, No. 1877 Magazine
street.
The English French German, Latin, Greek and Hebrew
without charge also all MILF
tay and Scholastic accomplishments Special attention Is
tic Mathematics oatory Eocuon, and to genemanly habits
and department ~
Terms payable In advance
Senior Glass. .Sl2 per month.
Junior tiass ~
Minor Glass. ...,,...........s,... d
VIM. Ii. Peck Principal; H. Kohlmeyer, Prof. Classics
RErERENCEs
Hon Pierre soule, Robert IT, Ker, ESQ.,,
Hon. John b. Cotton John G.. Parham, Jr,
Hon. 4 S. Nc ay, Adolphus Hamilton Esq,
VIM, NJ. P-rAins. Esq, Gen R. f. Mediation, 2 NJ.
John NJ. Huger, ESQ.,, VIM. l., Poole Esq.
VIM 7. Vincent, Esq, Or. Macauiey.
c. A. Miltenberger Esq, s7 au28 ly
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59ipglng sntsAlgsnts.
THURSDAY, October 10, 1857.

Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz,
I'LL Harris, Morgan eco
Ship Iochnvar Cole for Antwerp, Baxter Lowell &co
Bark Fanny Ealer, Lodge, for Barcelona,
Jones, Macknder AGO
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mcconnell, for Havana,
Goldenbow Lesparre
schr Maj Barbour Thompson, for Vera Cuz u.
(iodenbow & I.esparre
Schr Aurelia, Wilson, for Apaachicola q Metca &co
British Brig Ida Goodspeed Tor Baze Honduras Barei eco
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ma. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS

in this city as practitioner Of medicine
the future will attend principally TO office practice He takes
diseases the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Darrhea in all chronic
pants in its Also, the diseases
and of females Prolapsus uter
Feur Abus Amnoerhoea and that class of diseases
termed yenereal, primary and secondary.
Ali suffering would do we'll give call before
going elsewhere they will receive safe and speedy
obgae myself to all persons who have Rheumatism
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had at my Office This
my discoveries in Matera Medical and Is
taken safety 1t being vegetable compound.
In Of the humbug advertisements in the
with reluctance give to the public
Address or call line at DAvIDSON'S ROW. AS CARON.
DELFT street, bet teIPoydras and Hevia streets,
Office mp stairs. surtfrom6 A. NJ. to 9 P. N.
" j, E. LOCKWOOD, NJ, D,
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L Gerry STORE No. q Bsronne street; E. L. BERCIER,
;5 large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
Other FINE Kh s o and and
DOUBLING TIE F1A 4 HsSss OF COTTON
PATENTED 1HPRoV 81 YIr " THE MANUFACTURE
Spin s n se @
six Of age and above and women unfit for blowing
BsSR ST PA es, With If bs NW
in Machin and Machines Of the Spinning S.
plantation complete with great dispatch Also competent
ONE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
ne @ will ii MokE THAN PAY Az for the whole
results to the Planter is equivs
productive than those he works. and while his
he inherent Planting Gathering and
THE pATENr t. be paid to me each Of hs first
with contract nsung payment should the plantation change
cost q Msehnery in ths pariealaE hey omit
to state what has been the number of pounds Of their
how pounds of Yarn az thy %sN SYN Mobile
ROALDlNN MAIE1t1AA bRlChS, FlREWOOD.
pEMoRrELLE, Dealer,
Has constantly Bg1ID1Sa MATER!1I sa:, a,
Sss s'Hs rs ss Fs
rs Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended
to. an3 ly
" E. F. FKYEK, INDIAN Do0ToR-oFFlGR,
sian Fields Streets Third District opposite the Pontcharrn
All eiy country orders enclosing S. postpaid,
i sent p rsnrn mai" free of postage Office hours IRIS s
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA- MEDICA AL DE-
Annual GSpse Of Lectures in this Depart
VII sEmip %MI in the ensuing March /,
SSSES Fssss Ct tfssiss Medicine
4EE eEN sT B p5oe e; Sf
GG6T sI MOTT D. Professor of Matera Medcs.
THoNAs HUNT NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pa
in The Dssssns will Monday
ahs Fas are Visiting Physicians and the
The Students the Professors in their visits and
ifgs enjoy practical
he AmpH.5sats Of the Hospital October
ease H IN Se S TPS any
pr 5e oeen ss Charity Hospital elect
Institution WV ~ '''''"s ania :? sp' r.
RH q SisE1sEMs 3 SEEISE FOR TREAT
tons of Vson-l6s st. Charles street. opposite Eafsy
!set sanisng the Insertion Of Aftdcs ives als
no SUGAR CHARACTERISTICS PATENT OF
sSin IseF p R"sPt !'
for the 1855 that contract on favorable
terms. N '"''t"o''
f W, E. THOMPSON ORR Apeptsin
W. Z. FLANDERS, New Orleans for
80 r.. MERRTGK a. SONS
SEE 3md6W Southwark Foundry, Philadelphia.
RESAAND & ADAMS, tsUooEssoRs TO LAYTON d.
W NO 81 Magazine street opposite the Arcade Import
eTs and neaeI. in domestic and Foeigs HARDWARE SHIP
GHANDLERY etc. have and for sale on favora
BE complete assortment suitable for the country trade
BRAND Il ADAMS
al ly&W NO. y Magazine street. opnosite Arcade.
COAL COAL $50 TUNs sCHUYIKILL WHITE
" Ash Broken and Screened COAL cargo Of bark Old Hick
ory or sale TO arrive. by :. 81.
SECS J.H. AsHBRIDGE CO., l2o Common St,
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8tbiem Of tbs Hlarktts.

THURSDAY MORNING, October H. 1857.
COTTON. The market almost wholly at stand yes
terday only 1880 bales sold in small lots Prices
were irregular to admit of quotations.
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale.
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AUCTION SALES.

HANDSOME MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND PIANO.
By Z. A. LEVY, Jr., Auetioneer
IS s-f3 T IN ONCE rs Comtaon street.
Z: '%ss 4. 70 9as
s:lfgs|::s sS:
I'll: sss fspd
S ps ons TindsE shAs '' ola
( xIHoaANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE
and Piano.
b. BYL A. LEVY, Jr, Auctionesr.
f 5- Office. 70 Common street.
On Rs plen ns No. g Vii
bo Ths s .sS F. Gs. ss Ss f
and Dining fables Bedseads sna Bedding Armos Bureaus
1ss sss III BIZ f Msf ,fs s''
FURNITURE AND MELoDEoN. -e SO.
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr.. Auetoneer, f
.- Office IS Common street. 4
Ss,1 si as'pesns
Of email .s sss
Ing Glass and crockey Cooking Stove and Utensils Safe Ia
Also Collection Of Medical Books and one snetonsd Ne
LoDEoN. ss-TERNs-Cssh. - - ols
SALE OF A NEGRO woMAE-GooD COOK, WASHER
and Ironer-.for account OF whom II may concern
BY N. vIGEIE, Auctoneer.
M i liz
Court, for account Of whom It may concern l.,
nrTERMS-Half cash. and the balance credit OF six
months for approved endorsed note secured by mortgage on
"a Act Of sale before T. Guyol. Notary Public Ola
UNREGISTERED SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY
Valuable Vacant Lot being the corner OF Casscsvo and
Louisa streets, ~ I-. 81 q. .1..
BY N. vIGNIH. City Auctioneer -
{, SATURDAY, the nth inst, at IL o'clock M,
y public auction in the Refunds Of the ST. Louis Hotel
order Of Aldermen for Of the city Of
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate In the square
bounded Louisa Couet Royal Casacavo and Chartres
measuring 10 feet and inches front Louisa
street. by depth of 2l3 feet inch and lnesfontng also
iYTERMs AND cOXDITIoNs-one fourth cash, and the
credit Of twelve eighteen and twenty MONTHS
secured by mortgage said o and bearing six
per anu from date until maturity and after
tu In Of eight cent eventual interest
until fully paid.
Act Of sale before z. Bouny Esq., City Notary. ol3
SUCCESSION OF 0. HINCKs.
BY II. PEYCHAUD, HYDE Co., '--"-
c. SAxoRY, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, October 81, 1857, at IL o'clock
- NJ the St. Louis Exchange ST. Louis street, by virtue OF
orders from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans dates 18th and 18th September 1851 for
count Of said succession, will be sold
l. MARGUERITE, mularess, aged 80 years-csok and
washer.
q DIILY, daughter OF Marguerite aged 70 years.
CYTTALISE muatress aged about II yearshouse ser.
want
4. OPHELIA, orphan girl, aged about years.
A%TERMS-One half cash. and the balance a credit OF
months for satisfactorily endorsed and secured by
ca mortgage and to bear interest at cent In
Of sale before Layton, expense of purchasers
seq o6 20 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

fsEcosp I,iA1lx Couxrl No. a ~ 9. 7 e
WHE4MA9s Ezekiel sa1omcns has Isss-
W acned ~ tf fd4 letters Of administration he ~
tate Of ~ ~ lslhss Hsst deeeased intestste-
Not'ce AertQ given ell whom IL show
should not be granted. ,3ss9l e55s-l'5 -
BY order Of Ne Csart. ~ astti 3s3ss
ocls 70 n z. MCHoT, deputy CLERK
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AND STATIONARY STEAM

HOARD SONS, Southern Depot fer the States Of Louis
Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas is
established No. 70 Gravier New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States receiving
power these celebrated Engines Which, after es. nine
giving the complete satisfaction being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH Is ALL
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
work them in operation special skill to Bet
them up smallest proportion of fuel to them
Constantly in store Circular Saw Mills Straub's
Iron and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Screws for
horse power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft
ing Pue Stands Boxes and Bolts ready fit out complete
notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which in operation few days after being
ceived. Descriptive pamphlets with l40 testimonials will be
sent by mail to any address, SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
au3l ly6W No. 10 Graver street. New Orleans
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THE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASH
L ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub
scber left 70 Apollo 2 Magazine street
in Box l Mechanics Exchange or at the grocery store of
will be promptly All ask of the public is fair
trial. they do give satisfaction RETURN them and the
money will be refunded. j. N. DAUGHERTY.
iyI4 ly No. 70 Apollo street.
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DA y y Mo GoyL n e,iss,. No. 1szA
ATTENDU que Ezekiel gaIsnaons q presen-
"A petition Ia pedet dobtenir etttes
mnistsaon IL succession de feu Nssm Hart decedc ntes
tat 49, Il. $40 VI 49, s5s f5s'423s9s
AVIS est pa 10 present donne ceux one GELS peu con
davor dedurs dix ours les raisons pour
quees n serait pas fat droit Ia dte petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour: -5-...sz1. ~
b, NI(H0T. Srefb
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WANTED.

yTTANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF CAPACITY AND IN
w tegry, with ample testimonials desires stuat ion.
Begga won't be coosers aud in want of assist
address A, a this office. oi2 6t#
WANTED TO HIRE-A COOK. WASHER AND
w roner for small family; also, girl to do light work
about The house and plain sewing coored preferred Apply
IS Lalar Ell nlO If
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Custumhouse street, near
Il Royal street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercura
Syphc all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business friends, and cure in
all cases.
The unparalleled success which attended Dr. James
matkabe effected which pronounced incur
able the most eminent astife him 70 MS
services the confidence of the unfortunate The
of the diseases termed Private and OF which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
maeny eradicates meiy phil primary secondary and
Emissions Periodical Affections Of however
complicated they may Diseases Of the Sack and In
Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheunatis Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers and all Diseases OF the Skin
Dr. James would call the attention especially Of those
who privately improperly injured themselves in that
ting them bu,iness society viz De-
biy or Impoency The following some Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF YOUTH viz
weakness Of Back Limbs Pain IN the Head Dmness of
vision Loss Of Power Papation Of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness, Irritabit symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Ideas Depression Of
spirits Forebodngs, Aversion to Society. isrus
Love Solitude Timidy etc. of tns evils produced
All DC afflicted with Of the above should
moi call Dr. James and be at restored to perfect
health false decacy you apply and
yourself the awful and dreadful Of this
weakness the organs immediately cured full Ysor
Remember "The Medical House of DR.. James, is 81 cussm
house street. = So
Private aud separate reserved Hours Of attendance
from A. NJ. to r. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
Recent cases Of Gonorhea cured in twery four hours
pay. DR.. JAMES, ~
{ nj lY customhouse
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TIT. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
- hoomew Hospitals, and six with Ricord of Paris
has eopened his office IL Dauphns for general
practice and especially for the treatment Of all disc se Of the
NJ and ITO & P M NJ aS 3ptf
Mrs. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI.
NS&4 SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, 81
tl her residence No. 81 Constance street. n3
IS per month"; twelve lessons invariably in advance
go u. ~. MATTHEWS 4 CO.-CAR.
Ax03 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary tor
XIES suitable for ard Drsys with Linch Pins
and Nuts al No 1856 New Orleans. aull ly
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CATTLE NJ r z E T.

JEFFERSON CITY Oct. H.
The market we'll supplied with stock and prices scarcely
varied Prices easy purchasers at quotations.
viz:
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49, SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN.
08SS lilies supplied with Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal
0H saussges, Tripe and everything in the butcher
ing ne Barrels and Of Choice Corned Beef
put up to order for Cabin Family Use Stalls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL PARKER.
n B-seambcats and Ships supplied with all kinds of Lvs
Stock such mich Cows Hogs Shoa Pigs Sheep
~. "
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THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GIRO
Gerry STORE, No. q Bsronne street; E. L. BERCIER,
Agent.
and LIQUORS.
~ CHAMPAGNE of the best brands quarts pnts;
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and Other
Liquors superne CORD!AL and variety of Fancy Arti
eles Of the best qualities always hand low prices
NJ Goods delivered to families free of drayaee. IL
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=. YL0R. 6 RADDIN. &

CAMPEACHY HATS JUST RECEIVED AND
" for sale by J. b. VALENTINE & CO.,
jel5 If 81 Common street.
TUST RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
u sor and TandaliR assortment Of |s4--s
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
. O. r.- WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation USE and for sale by
r. j. B. VALENTINE T. CO.,
inlk Gopnrno tract
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-15
Chancery Sale of Land.

IN pursuance Of a decree of the Chancery
Il Court for Lincoln county. Tennessee. pro-
nounced at the August term, 1857, in the ease
of James b. Hudson and others, executors
&c, VS. William c.. Hall and Others, ! win, on
Thursday, Tie 9Th day % Movers
Der, 1857, offer for sale to the highest bid
der, on the premises, on credit Of one. two
and three years--the' purchases 70 pay five per
cent. in cash, of the purchase roney--the fol-
lowing described TRACT OF LAND, sitra-
ted ia Lincoln county. on the middle branch
of Norris's Creek, in district No. 6, and booud-
ed as fQllows:-On the East BY the laDds o.
Patience Brown. on the West BY the lands Of
James b. Hudson and Frances Wells, and on
the South by The lands Of Katharine Bate, and
on the North by the lands OF Eason Coulter
containing about $50 acres.
Bond with two orm cool and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchasers
and a lien retained until the purchase money
is paid.
r. FARQUHARSONs C1 d. III.
Sept. 26, k57--[4w-n235-$5l
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-15
CEgANCEEsY SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance of decree Of the Chancery
Il Court for Lincoln county, Tenresssee, pro-
nounced at the August Term, 1857, in the
case of Mary Eslick and Others VS.. Daniel NJ
Eslick and Others, / viii, on Monday, tic
10Th day of November next, effer for
sale to the highest bidder, on tie premises, the
valuable TRACT OF LAND of which Levi
Eslick died seized, containing $50 acres, and
bounded ontke North by James NJ Spencer
and Mary Eslick, East by the lands Of Mary
Eslick. South by the lands belonging to the
heirs of VIM. Tucker. DEE, being the tract on
which the said Mary Eslick now resides.
Also, two other small TRACTS OF LAND
containing 80 acres each--the first bounded on
the North by the lands of Henry Snow, East
by the original tract of Levi Eslick, South by
the original tract, and West by the lands OF
James NJ Spencer. The second tract is bonn
ded North by the original tract. East by the
lands of Benjamin Howard, South by the lands
of VIM. Mcclure and Benjamin Howard, and
West bv the lands of the heirs of VIM. Tucker,
deceased--all in said County. and on the wa
tiers of fuckers Creek.
TERMS.-AOne-th third payable the 25th day
of December next, the balance payable in one,
two, and three years from date of sale. Bond
with two or more good ard sufficient securities
VIII be required of the purchasers. and lien
retained until the purchase money spaid.
r. FARQUHARSON, G. d II.
October Is. 1857