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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

eB- The Chattanooga Advertiser de-
nounces Hatton for having supported the
Assessor law, and is supporting Burch, for
the Senate, who also voted for it. The same
paper denounces Hatton for having taken the
Know Nothing oaths, and is supporting for
the Legislature, one Key, who took the same
oath; but afterwards won his way into de-
mocratic favor, by an act of treason. Such
m editor ought to be "bored for the sim
Piles" or cnshiered for moral delinquency
Cldrksuille Chronicle.
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ST. LOUIS, June l3.-Sir George Gore and
Suite returned yesterday, having been absent
years on hunting expedition to the head
waters Of the Missouri. They report that the
country was never in worse condition re-
speeding the Indians. The Santees. and
Sioux were committing atrocities against
the whites. Since the removal of the troopa
from Forts Cendale and Lookout the In.
dians in the neighborhood have assumed q
hostile attitude. A party Of troops have
marched on the Santees.
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WILLIAM HETSKELI..

PRENTICE AS A LEcrURER.-We preceiye
that Geo. ID. Prentice, ESQ.,, has been lee
turing at Hartford, CT. His subject was,
'rhe Political Aspect of the Country The
Hartford Free Press gives the following as
passage Of the discourse:
'The nation is brstling all over with re-
pngnancies. Who shall arrest these eyils?-
The race of statesmen, of giants, has depart
ed, and no Successor appears. We have pub.
lie men in abundance, but no statesmen.-
Three fourths Of them are reckless dema-
gogues, who regard first themselves, and
then-nothng. Across the polished brass
of their souls not the most distant thought
of the good of the country ever fits. There
is not enough moral courage in hundred
politicians to stifien one upper lip. They
dare not stand up and say their souls are
their own, or If they do, they append Sub
Jet to the Constitution and the minority
Backboneless, they stand up like empty bags,
or basely PROSTATE themselves ut the feet of
faction, instead of being leaders of the multi
tude. They represent only the pot-house
and the club-room. tits easy to fatler our
national vanity, but the truth must be told
The North and the South are piling up com.
bustibles which the lightning may fire.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

THE CoMET.-We find the following par
agraph in relation to "the Comet" in the
Georgia Citizen of Saturday:
Looking for The Comsg-There were nu.
merous groups in the streets, yesterday,
looking iEto the heavens, for the head and
tail Of the comet which is expected along in
n few days, to knock hole in this Planet of
ours. or course, the star-gazers saw what
they looked fora star-like appearance in
mid-heavens, with n fleecy appendage which
they took for both head and tail of the mon
ster! The very hot weather of the few days
past, has confirmed many, too, in their apprc-
tensions, that we are to have n general
bursting up of earthly affairs, shortly. TO
nllay such fears, it may be well to state that
the Planets Venus and Jupiter row rise
about two hours ahead of the Sun, and course
through the heavens in close apparent prox-
unity to the Sun. II was Venus, therefore,
that was visible to the naked eye, yesterday,
and which may be seen to-day--not an un-
usual circumstance, when this planet is in
dpOgee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

W The man of the Cleveland Banner,
who seems to have full appreciation of the
fact that the chief business of locofoco
editor in this world is to misrepresent and
lie, says in his last the Athens Post charges
that the law creating the office of Tax As
SCISSOR "was democratic measure" Now
ignorance and impudence never gave publicity
to more wlful perversion. The Post never
made any such charge, or uttered any thing
that any man having legitimate knowledge
Of words or language could so construe.-
All we said on the subject was in reference
to a paragraph (from correspondent in the
Nashville Union and American, which para
graph was designed to make the impression
that opposition to the Assessor law was
principle with the democratic party, and not
Of recent date. Here is our paragraph:
"As the Tax Assessor net is of democratic
origin the offspring of democratl and was
pretty generally supported by the democrats,
as iceI as by the Americans, in the last Leg
islature, we would like to know what the
true democratic gospel is on that subject
no,o."
That's all We uttered on the subject, md we
put 1t to any one possessing common homes
~ whether there is any thing in the language
employed or in the construction of the para-
graph to justify the assertion that we said the
law "was n democratic measure" On the
contrary, the fact that we said the law
was generally supported by Americans rs
we'll as democrats, by all rules of fair and
legitimate construction forbade any such
conclusion as that at which the Banner man
pretends to have arrived. We do not know
how tho term measure" is defined in the
locofoco vocabulary, but we nre certain II
must necessarily have very different signii-
cation from the word "origin," which is I'M
derstood to mean "beginning, source from
whence any thing comes" &c. Our under
standing is, that the bill was the offspring
Of democrat, and that it was supported b,
the talent and intelligence of both parties il
the Legislature, as the Banner can easily
learn by extending It's Investigations into tn,
House journal. or by making enquiry of thu
democratic candidate for the State Senate il
the Bradley district. But II is unnecessary
If not useless, to pursue the subject. M
one possessing an ordinary knowledge o
language will put the construction on tn,
paragraph in question that the Banner does
and we have no hope that any amount Of Ia
Dor we might bestow upon it would edueat
that paper out of its errors. or cure it of it
propensity TO psrvert, malign and misrepre
sent. In fact, there is good reason to beiev
that course Of fair dealing and honest.
10 any matter Of controversy, would ruin tn
Banner In the estimation Of the leaders of il
party. Locofocoism lives. Aourishes AM
grows fat on falsehood and misrepressnta
ton, and Il is the business of the party edi
tors TO furnish food for the animal. Let u
not eensure them too strongly for faithful
discharge Of the appropriate work assigue,
them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

APPoINTMENT-GovERH OF UTAH.-We
learn, says the Charleston Courier, of yestcr.
day, from reliable authority, that General d.
Hopkins, of Jacksonville, Florida, has been
offered the appointment of Governor of Utah
territory. General Hopkins is known as a
famous Indian fighter, and il man Of reso-
luton and nerve is needed to deal with the
disciples of Joe Smith, it would, perhaps, be
difficult to fix on better choice.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE meeting Of
citizens to night, to endorse the action OF the
Mayor and President in the late riot, was
SHINY attended, in consequence Of the i'm
preston that the call for il was issued BY
few politicians for selfish purposes. A Sc
ries of moderate resolutions were adopted
but none unanimously.
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DAILY MEssESeER.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of neatly printed and well filled
daily with the above title, from Montgomery,
the furnishing and handsome capital Of Ala
bama. P. b. II. Britain, editor. Terms, IS
per year, in advance.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

cY- The extent of the corn scarcity In
North Carolina, may be inferred from the fact
that the Wilmington aud Weldon Railroad
Company will, until the lst Of October next,
transport over the Road all corn and provis.
ions Intended for delivery on the line Of the
North Carolina Railroad, west of the county
of Johnston, at one'half the rates establish
ed by the present tariff Of charges.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

HARRISBURG, June l0.-The Pennsy lvania
Democrat State Convention met here yester-
day, when William Strong. of Berks co., and
James Thompson, Of Erie, were selected as
the party nominees for the vacancies on the
bench ofthe Supreme Court Of Pennsylva
mia caused by the expiration Of the term Of
Judge Lewis, and the resignation of Judge
Black. A letter was read from Judge Lewis,
declining the nomination which had been
conferred upon him by previous Democrat
lie State Convention.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

cB- To show what Pills can do, the New
York Evening Post says that DIR. Brandreth,
the great Pill manufacturer, has not only
conceived the project Of completing, at his
own expense, the Washington Monument, but
has deliberately resolved to devote the pro.
ceeds Of his business. amounting to $4,000
yearly, to the consummation of the work.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

CINCINNATI, June l3-This forenoon while
four of the U. S. Deputy Marshals were ar
resting fugitive slave and his wife, the for
mer stabbed J. c. Elliot, one of the Deputy
Marshals, with long sword, whereupon an
other Marshal shot the slave in the abdomen
four times. The negroes were then taken
into custody. The Mnrshal's wound IL a
dangerous one, and the negro's is thought to
be MORTAL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

w The convention Of southern railroad
men recently assembled in Bristol ION the
line Of Virginia and Tennesssee) appointed
the Hon. William Ballard Preston n commits
sioner to Europe, with q view Of bringing
about, If practicable, n direct trnde between
European ports and the southern States, and
MIR. Preston has accepted the appointment.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

cB- An Iowa paper Of recent date says
Judge Douglass. County Judge Of Benton
county. attempted to thrash the Editor Of
the Vinton Eagle, few days ago, and al.
though the Judge is six footer, six feet Of
mortal flesh laid upon the earth. The editor
rihed not his pockets but his head-he knock.
ed the Judge down with rifle.
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~ The grand jury Of Louisville have
indicted for murder fifteen persons, and all
they could discover as participants in the re-
cent lynchng Of four slaves.
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cB An exchange says an old lady in Mid
die Tennessee is collecting all the Locofoco
papers she can lay hands on to make soap Of.
She says "they are desput sight better than
ashes-they are most as good as clear LIE 70
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WASHINGTON, June l2-In the event Of
Mr.. Thomns declining the Governorship Of
Utah, Col. Cummings will be appointed
The officers of the Territory, including tho
Surveyor General, will probably be entirely
new men. A corps of officers will travel to
Utah with military forces.
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~ We have received two lengthy" po.
stical contributions in relation to "Dr
spsck," 'ths poet" Not having the pleas.
urs Of . personal Acquaintance with the
Doctor" We must decline publ shing the
Aforesaid contributions.
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az The accounts from the sections
where the candidates have been speaking,
are Of the most cheering character for the
success of MIR. Hatton.
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G Old Roger was visiting friend who
had n remarkably fine little girl, about three
years old, famous for smart savings. A,
usual, she was showed off before our esteem-
ed friend. "What is papa?" said the "parient,'
in order to draw out the precocious reply
"Papa's humbug," said the juvenile. II
declare" said Old Roger,"I never in my lifo
saw so young child with SO mature judg-
ment,'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

New HAMPSHIRE SENAron.-Clarke, Repub.
lican, mas been elected, by the Legislature of
New Hampshire, U. s. Senator to fill the va.
cancy created by the death Of Senator Bell.
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SPEAKrxo.--The candidates for Governor
speak at Athens, Ito morrow Saturday.
We presume everybody will be out TO hear
them.
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WyTHEviLLE, June l3.-G. w. Hopkins
(dem.) has been elected on the 18th (Abing-
DOM district over Ebert 8. Martin (dis. dem
by 81 majority. This is the official account.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

LOOK Our.-Counterfeit SO bills on the
Farmers Bank Of North Carolina, are in cir
culation in South. western Virginia.
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~ The wheat crop in that part of South
ern Illinois called EGYPT" promises to be
finer than ever before.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

GEN. WALKER AT WAsnIsoros.- walker's
advent at Washington City was unattended
with any display whatever
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GJThe tobacco chswer 10 said TO be like
a goose In Dutch oven--alwsys on the spit
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~ The Southern Commercial Conven-
ton will assemble this year on Monday the
10th Of August, 10 Knoxville Tennessee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

tH- The Cassville Standard Of the 18th
instant has the following announcement:
--LATEST News Tine EDITOR MARRIED H.
HuRRAH FOR Our SIDE ll-THE STANDARD on
Rising GROUND I'VE stop the press to make
nm important announcement. which may DO
found in the usual place, to wit: the marriage
OF the editor Of this paper. Hurrah for our
folks
Up. S.-Two hundred cash subscribers to
the Standard wanted Immediately.
PUBLISHER"
Couldn't You wait for those two hundred
cash subscribers until the baby arrives.
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- Several communications 10 type for
this weeks paper crowded out.
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rY Gen. Walker says 1t was the press and
not the Costa Rioans who defeated him in
Nicaragua.
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ATHENS. FRIDAY.JUNE 10. 1887.

az Prof Gierlow's Lecture this friday
evening. at the Academy, will be: Eadimo.
maia, or the True Path to Happiness.
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THE ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-There reports of serious
disturbances in some of the remote wards. In the
eth ward an Irishman had been killed, and anoth-
er man is reported fatally wounded.
A difficulty occurred in the 18th ward, in which
the naturaZed voters were driven from the polls.
There are many rumors afioat about rioting, bat
in the absence of reliable information, we forbear
sending them.
In most of the wards everything is quiet and
peaceable. The taverns are generally closed.
The Mayor is personally visiting the polls, ahd
exhortiBg all parties to deal fairly and maintain
the peace.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The Star and States of this
city. have special dispatches from Baltimore. sta
ting that the polls have been taken by ruffians,
and that most of the regular police refuse to do
duty, and that the election is a tragedy.
The dispatches are here considered doubtful
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1, 0 P. M.-The election here to-
day passed off more quietly than was anticipated,
although there was much disorder and some
blood he'd
The Irishman who shot this morning (men-
toned in previous dispatcl.i) is not dead. -Ano
ther man was shot this evening, fatally or
not is not known.
The police arrested many persons carrying arms.
The returns will be very late being counted up.
The Americans now parading the streets
with music and transparencies, and firing guns
and pistols. They claim the triumph of their
whole ticket.
Scattering returns indicate an American gain on
Filmores vote when the majority in this city was
over 1000.
There is but very little doubt of the American
party having carried the State.
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rnLHdRAPHTC NHWe.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALTAx, Nov 4th--The steamer Canada arrived
here this morning with dates from Liverpool 10
the 2i,h Oct. She brings $lo0o,ooo in specie.
There 10 nothing later from India IL Is report
cd that the French Government intends To-
moving the restrictions on the exports Oh cotton
,and -four.
The Turkish Ministry has oyerthrown Reschid
Pacha, the Grand yizier..
Monetary affairs In London are more satisfactory.
The pressure has considerably abated.
Many continental banks have advanced their
rates of interest one per cent.
CoAMEariAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct "a Cotton declined; sales Tor the
week a. S bales of which spectators took sos anu
experfors l9aF: middng and inferior quaIIles nave
declined Il but prices are nominal ana freRuial.sI
Market closed with declining tendency. otock ih
port 3t5N0 bales, including l6ufUo American: ~
Manchester advices unfayorable. Breadstulls duii
with declining tendency: Flour slow OF sale; prf
ces unchanged. though some circulars quote =
slight decline Wheat dull and declined %; req =
CTS. Tod white IS. Tod. @ss. Cd; choice rs. Souis
circulars say that there Is slight advance IN Wnes
Provisions dull Sugar heavy, at decline OF ~
and holders pressing on the market All quaui.
ties of coffee are slightly lower. Rice heavy Win
little inquiry. Ro.in steady; common 70. sd.dis ~
Spirits turpentine 3ss. $.,
Baring Bros of London, say that the money IN ar
ket In slightly easier with moderate demand Ut the
advanced rate of interest. ,,.,
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
fs5,000.
ConsoIs Ss3{tG,ssJss
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The --latest Marvel.

Ne'srring 70 the statement of the Rochester New
!'fAj democrat, Of flower, resembling a China
A''sr' which grew from the body Of sick youth in
AtnAea. the Philadelphia Bulletin denies that the
case without precedent, and appositely cites a
nsafiy pareliei case among the curious medical ex-
per'eheiss of the celebrated Baron Munchau SEN
"hie on hunting excursion the Baron met with
nsp'endid buck, aud not wishing to lose shot
'hoash onprovided with any ammunition excs,t
powder loaded his gun with cherry stones. The
oser escaped, but was subsequently recsptured
"neh eAaainaton revealed the fact that the cherry
s'ohes had grown mp through the animals back
in'oa hne tree, laden with blossoms which subse.
saentiy uasared into fruit, So II seems that the
'4.e Va question hath not novelty for merit"
ING bulletin also gives another instance from an
e'a .he'ish bsiisd. IN which young gentleman
~" 'say who had been unfortunate In their ante
martial relations. hsyiag died, and burial taken
place precisely the same phenomenon WAS exbil.
Hsi as that described by thu Democrat.
Lard Lowell was buried In the c,,ur.h &c..
L.ds Aan:y was hurried Ia the eho r.
. "a faH ~ fisb ssoin t,-re grew ro.a,rx.
And 0esof LAZY Asnty's biiar.
The Democrat may therefore claim that n. ..o,v
b strange. bat NOS aspressdenlsd.
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D.ssn Or an Ola Citizen, &c.
os-sH. Rrcnro~o Dsrlr prsrAseM.l
wnosrsaa.sns. NELSON s.s 90, O., yA-

hear this evening OF the death Of Col. Charles
parrow, the oldest and most esteemed citizen -ot
Livingston lie has gone down TO tho grave full
OF honors. For seven years he represented this
county In the Legislature. where his opinions
were always received with Difference. On retiring
from the Legislature. he resumed the practice OF
the law, and was engaged at the bar at the late
term Of the Circuit Court. lie died this evening at
O'Clock.
The measures resolved upon at the late meeting
Of tho stockholders Of the Orange Alexandria
Railroad Company, for raising funds, are pretty
generally appreciated and but little doubt Is enter
tanned that the work will progress.
q
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DIED.

At her fatherN residence, on "Wednesday, the 4iIl
tina A. Melton, aged years, month and y lays:
The funeral will take place this tfhursday siler
noon at o'clock, at her fathersresidencr, on oann
friends and acquaintance are requested 10 affenn
aE- Columbia, 8. G.. papers please copy.
On the 4th inst, ROBERT 81. FARMER, aged Il
years months and II days.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral ON Thursday morn
ing sth inst Mt half past 10 O'clock on Byrd street
HS- Boston papers please copy.
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nas- YANKEE NorloNs for December, al

eMe YANKEE NoTioNs for December, at
1913 Broad street.
YANKEE N0Tl ONS for December. Price u cts;
NEW YORK LEDGER for Nov a. containing tho
commencement Of a new story. by Horatio W !.
Nelson entitled THE Grown Jewels'-only 5
cents-ieivered anywhere in the city, or sent
FLAG. BhiIOU. NOVELETTE,, and WAVERLY.
MERCURY, POST, and FRANK LESLIE, for No.
vember J.
HARPER'S. GODEY'S and all the latest Newspa-
rers and Magazines
DAILY HERALD, AMERICAN. and LEOGER
~ For anything in the NEWSPAPER and periodi-
cal line call at JAS A. GENTRY GUS
Old Established News Agency.
na.os l23 Broad st.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE depot of the Illinois
Central Railroad at Cairo destroyed by fire on
Sunday night, with four freight cars and an en-
CINE house Loss 100000.
Packages containing $4,000 in the specie, be
longing to the Express Company, were destroyed.
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MARHrHD.

on 2ist October, 10 Poughk eepsie, Ney fmtN
the Rev. ChArles Mt1negerode. DAVID
m. Of Richsond % AIRS H., daughter OF y
Ion the morning Of Tuesday. ID Of Now ebsr, is37
ty the yey Daniel Garnett. Mr. MlDgyNC ~
Fsn all Of Orange county, Va.
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&Sr The Boston Gazette says of FoNrAISE'S CREAx
OF WILD FLOWERS 1t is effectna article for re
moving tan, freckes eruptions, and we are conf
rent that any l2dy or gentleman who may use the
Cream. will not have occasion to regret the pur-
chase" For sale b. all Druggists, AMI by
W. PETERSON,
no 5-3t Corner 18th and Main SITS
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BosToN, Nov. Ain $50 towns, Banks (Rep) has
G00O0; Gardner Am. 81 600 and Beach DEM 3d.
900 votes. The Senate stands, Republicans 80,
Democrats and Americans 5. The house has i6
Republicans; Americans, 81 Democrats.
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The Banks of Columbus, Commercial Bank of
Brunswick. and Bank of Middle Georgia, are the
only specie paying Banks now i'll Georgia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s&~ THE MEMBERS of the Granite
Stone Cutters Association will attend their regular
monthly meeting at Schads Hall, on Broad street,
on SATURDAY, Nov. 7th at IA o'clock, NJ;
no5-2t* j. RICHARDSON, sec J.
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Hfg- 1879 Main street is where all the people 9
when in want of Portraits.
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To- NorIcE TO NJ COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND The PUBLIC GENERALLr.-I am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, of the best quality, of
all sizes, Of my own make, and Of all kinds. Also.
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen, boys misses.
and children, of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes
No. I27 Main st., Richmond Va
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B~ THE UNITED STATES BANK, Wash :
ington, D. CT will give Virginia Bank Notes at
par. for all oils CT ths above bank.
no4-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY