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II. Undersigned, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
veil known establishment, can supply the trade with
every description Of
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &C.,
Upon tue most liberal terms Having printed the RIcH'
zOsD ESsumEa'' for upwards of ten years with typo
,ad other materials purchased from Messrs. HAGAR
Co., sm induced to recommend materials from their es.
ho.sau.en, in preference to others.
specimen Books will be furnished to the trade, and
!acn a,:css may be selected will be forwaIded wita
despatch WIN. B. ALLEGRE.
Febl7 ENQUIRER" Office. Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER d WISE.
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VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED!
GENERAI pp(Y AEK Y0RK

Un'ERAL BROhERdGE 7N VIEW IUHh'
U>hE unserssned having located In New York: 10 now
conducting GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
purchase and sale Of Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages
va ana Warrants, &C. &c and offers his services 70 his
~, msnis friends. who may need an agent in New York
sa lands or their p,oducts He has repeated inquiries
farms in Virginia, by parties who wish to purchase
and unimproved lands; and he has now custom
t,e.s ' Do II GIIIIHER
NRch l6-ctt No 81, Liberty street, n
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NEU. VAIN. T. II :

TLNHlS FLOW has been steadily ~
L aaning favor with the farmers
od planters for the last ten years,
cisl II may now be considered the |
popular Pow in use in the whole South IL has taken
\, three OF our State Fairs, and at the last Qs55
'?s the all the most popular plows in use
.hs aso taken every premium given 6y the Mechanic,
asu;ue OF Virginia upon pows we'll silver medal
Being the highest award offered by this Institutes and has
been successfully tested in every variety Of soil IN this
ss..e, and many ai the more Southern States
Manufactured BY the undersigned, at their factory on
franklin street below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where may be had nearly every article used tor ing the
Rl All made in our own shops of best material
April l3-cly GEO. WATT ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

a YousG CoSvlcr.-John o. Little, boy only l6
years of age who left Lpuioun county Va, about
year ago. has been convicted In Baltimore, of killing
The mate Of a vessel willis on voyage from Boston
to Palermo. He sentenced to three years lmpri-
comment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
tn EDJTORS AND PRINTERS.

IL subscribers be- leave to call attention to their
i STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
BORDERS, PRESSES, &C., &c, large supply OF
vhch they keep constantly hand at their Type and
Stereotype Foundry, No. Sc, Gold Street, New York.,
We have full assortment of all articles required In
Printing 0icr. including
CASES, CHASEs, GALLEYS, &c,
Al o. which We warrant CO ual in every respect to any
usaa.c,uIed in this country, and which we will sell OF
be usual terms viz: ak months credit for approved ne
roi,be notes or ten per cent. discount for cash olo
fpe taken in exchange for at the customary price
o. nine cents per pound il delivered within so days from
WIN. HAGAR, JR., & co.
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- GEORGE 1. HERRING's.

nND oRSSLRi o. AONNSS
r1,r, No. %, MAIN STlEEr.
IL .Lfs always on hand full stock of Groceries, 10
ni nen ne invites his customers and the public gene
pays strict attention the sale Of country
t.S and now prepared furnish grain bags to his
WINS VINO wish to send their grain to him to sell
.r. GEO. I. HERRING,
ekf-cu No 5S Main AZ
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FARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale privately, his farm in
j. Hanover county, lying about one and halt miles
from the mountain road and about eight miles from Ash.
land II contains log acres od survey0 about twohhs
of which cleared and well adapted for wheat corn and
tobacco The balance Is wood land about one.hsf OF
tanning sx large roor and mo necessary out houses at
tached.
THaAs-One.thlrd cash; balance In l2 and Is months
For further Information, apply the subscriber, who
can be usually ,ound al Dabney Cookies, corner of
Broad and 7th stS. RO w. BlGELOW.
Anvil -c6u
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DRowHED.-John Wheeler, late of Alexandria
Va, aged thirty years, was accidentally drowne'
near Kansas City, on the Sd inst, by the upsettng o
u skT. He leaves wife anil two children ir Alex
andris.
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WILLIAM b. CHURCH. WILLIAM r. FLEMING.
CHURCH & FLEMING,
=. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
'"hSER CARY AND 18th STREETs, OPPOSITE OLD Co.
IrMsIAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va,
MILL pay particular attention 70 the sale OF ALL
~ KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
Kinds of Agricultural Implements which are warrant
"hso field aud garden Seeds Of almost every variety.
Nav 5-ctf
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-"The South" understands
that the Supreme Court of Appeals has decided that
the city of Richmond cannot legally tax stock bonds
of corporations not in the city, though held by resi-
danls of Richmond.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
ISMHS RIYRR KsTATR FOR SALE

JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOX SALE.
OFFER this valuable estate for sale, in the county Of
L Buckingham, known by the name OF Monte vdeo y
CORNER residence of Judge Cabel) 1t contains 230
acres of which 200 James River low grounds
Of the beat quality Large crops of corn wheat and
bscco are annually made this estate 1t has all the
cessary improvements The negro quarters are all new
with brick chinnes and plank floors. The tobacco
houses built of chesnut logs and covered with ches.
nut shingles has orchard containing upwards of 1000
trees, of the most choice fruitappes pears peaches
cherries, &C. 1t has the finest view on James River,
mountain scenery, river, &C. 10 we'll watered and
healthy.
This estate is the South side of James Rver-hav-
ing covered bridge across James River, the James
River and kanawha Canal about quarter of mile from
the estate.
A. Wish to move my negroes South bargain may bo
had by early application TO me In Richmond.
Peter F. Ayres, my oyerseer, will show the estate
CHaS. Y. MoRRISS.
Also. for SALE 1900 Of heavily timbered land, in
the ssme county. This land is in its virgin growth and
lies 81 n miles rom.the James River and Kama
wha Canal ITO miles from Richmond, and 80 miles from
Lynchburg
Persons Wishing to get rail road yes savc timber,
hoop poles, &C. will do well to take a look atit.
March lctd CHAS Y MoRRISs.
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I51RR OPPORTUNITY.-Ap person having cap
II tai, and wishing to engage In the DRUG BUSINESS
can hear Of desirable opportunity by addressing
boz 7s9 Richmond. Va NovlI-cI
ID UM.-Pure, n. E, Rum-l0o bbh bes. 9usiiiy, to'
ssls by /, e. G. B. DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

'INHlS recently imported Stallion and Race a
L Horse will stand this, bis fret season in ~
America at the stable Of the subscriber. within ~
one mile Of Pit,sylvania Courthouse, Virginia. -1-
Mares will be served al Fifty Dollars by the season, or
Seventy Five Dollars insured One Dollar TO the Groom
10 every Mares fed at Forty Gents per day. For
Description, Performance Pedigree. &C. see hand oli
March 3-ctls Jupe John L. WHITE.
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NARROW EscAPE.-By the late burning ol th'
steamer Ocean Spray, near 81. Louis, Mr.. John j
Windle of New Market. Shenandoah county, Va, lost
hs trunk containing s63O and only saved his life BY
eaping overheard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

WoN'r HURRY HIMsELr.-The Court of Appeals
have considered the case Of John W. Sherman, who
was sentenced to sx years confinement in the Peni
tentisry, at the last Cupeper county, Va, Circuit
Court, but afterwards broke Jail, and decided 70 give
him till the first Of June, 10 appear for trial.
IL, by that time he does not make his appearance,
the case will be dropped, aud the sentence remain in
force.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18
THE NEW MAP OF VIRGINIA

This map, embracing Mi the new towns, rorn'I"-
and various improvements, is now ready for de- -
II ha. been embelshed and improved, with m'.-
care and expense, and We take pleasure in otF-ns r
the public. 1t be had on rollers for s3 or aE
ct form in cases at 81 80. Liberal discounts we@r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

LIEUTENANT. T.GovERSoR.-The present Lieuten.
ant Governor our readers aware, is candidate
for reelection. He will have no opposition We
hope however, that the people will offer the comp.
ment Of a full vote. II ia no more than right that
we should thus express satisfaction at his psst
course and our confidence for the future. La: every
voter, therefore. vote for Jsckson.- Rockingham
RegistPr.
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SHAHErUL.-The unfinished monument to Mary,
the mother of Washington at Fredericksburg. Va,
is said to bs fast going to ruin, and badly dlsigured
with bullet and shot marks being ueed by the boys
as a target.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-18

HIGH PRICE FOR TOBACCo.-A hogshes1 of 10.
bacco gold at Centre Warehouse in this city Fri
day, by A. J. BIick II Brother at the extraordinary
price of $50 50. 1t was raised by Mr. j. Moss, in
Granville, N. c., and was purchased by +. 4. Os.
borne for manufacture. This is the biggest figure OF
the season, anywhere, and the highest price we be-
leve ever paid in this market. There is G scarcity
Of good tobacco Offering and superior manutactu
ring grades may be relied on to bring high phces.-
lPeters5urg IntelligcHcer.
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term Of this court young Forest who has been iu pri
son for some time, charged With the murder of free
boy Of color. was tried and convicted. His punish
rnent was affixed at l2 months imprisonment in the
penitentiary. j. j. Kindred for the Commonwealth;
Messrs. Shsnds and Chambliss, Tor the prisoner The
celebrated case of Mra. Nancy Miller, decided
property at issue supposed to be worth about $4,000
Messrs. Stands and Kindred appeared for the will;
and Messrs. Bsker, OF Norfolk, and Gholsou, of Pc
tersburg, against it. This case has been in litigation
for several years. The paper purpor'ing to be the
will set aside, and the property will therefore 60
to the heirs at law Of Mrs. Miller Petersburg Err
yrgSs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-23
Notice.

TN obedience to decree of the County
L Court at Athens, rendered at the July
term, 1858, / will, on Saturday, the 2lst day
of August next, proceed to sell, on the premi-
SEES. to the highest bidder. Subject to the
minimum price, the following described
Tracts of Land, to wit: Forty acres, situate
in the first range, West of the meridian, 4th
fractional township, 18th Sec, and the North.
east corner of the South west quarter of said
section. One Hundred and Sixty acres, being
the Southeast quarter Of the twelfth section
in the fourth fractional township, second
range, West of the meridian. Twenty acres
being a part of the North west quarter Of
section twelve, in fractional township four
aud second range, West Of the merdian-all
in the Hiwassee District All of which Lands
are adjoining, and to be sold in one body
The above Land lies in the 10Th civil district
of McMinn county, Tenn.-it being the same
upon which George McMurry now resides.
TERMS OF SALE:-One hundred dollars to
be paid cash in hand, and the balance in
equal instalments, at one, two, and three
wears. with interest from date of sale. Bond
with good security to be given for the unpaid
purchase money, and a lien retained upon
the Land until the whole is paid
WIN. GEORGE, Clerk.
Jnlv O 1shS-td-prs fee S9,60-5ll
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FOUNTAIN HILL
Male and Female ACADEMY.
FouxTAIS Hun, McMNN co., TENN.

FOUNTAIN Hull, McAiISN CO., TENN.
J. II. BISHOP, Principal.
Miss NJ. S. BISHOP Instructress In French and Eng
fish Literature
THE SECOND SESSION OF this Institution will COM
mence on Monday, the I'd day Of August next.
RATES OF TUITION, Pr SESSION or 81 WEEKS,
Payable oneha in advance balance at close of session
Orthography Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, IS 90
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History, Com
position and Defamation, Observation-Disclosures. 500
Physiology, Astronomy, Algebra Geometry, and
the higher branches OF Mathematics, ........ 1000
Latin, Greek, French, and Bellies Letters. 1900
Boarding in good families, convenient to the Acade
my, for the sum Of 20 per week, washing extra. II
very desirable that all who design entering pupils
be present the first day of the session. No student
admitted for less than half session, and deduction
for lost time except in OF proracted sickness.
The undersigned, Trustees Of Fountain Hill Academy
are happy to announce to the public that, after fair
experiment they say with confidence that the ad
yanages afforded by this Institution TO students de-
string thorough or business education, not
celled by those of any similar institution The plan OF
instruction is substantially the that pursued
Emory and Henry College, Va. where the Principal
obtained his education. The instructress in French
having been educated by who spent many years OF
her life among that people, is thoroughly prepared to
teach the pronunciation Of that language, in which
teachers are generally so deficient.
There is in connection with this Institution Literary
Society and well selected Academcal Library, both
OF which afford advantages of a superior kind. In ad-
dtion to these the advantages OF location recommend
this Institution very highly those desiring to send or
go to School, 1t Is quarter of mile East Of Mouse
Creek Depot surrounded bya beautiful grove and near
excellent spring Judging from the past its friends
predict for 1t future full OF prosperity and usefulness.
JOHN r. SHERMAN, W. A. STEPHENS,
ELIJAH CATE, DAVID NEIL
II. L. SHULTs Trustees
Fountain HILL July 16, 1S5S-tf-5i2
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Come Up and Save Cost.

xNY the first day OF July, all the Notes and Accounts
Z y Of DEADERICK LOWRY remaining unpaid VIII
~ n,aced mi the hands Of an officer for collection We
do ths 10 save ourselves. 49, -
May 2s 1s5s-tf-5O5 DEAbERick LOWRY
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For the Post
ROANE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL so
Getty.


At a meeting of the Roane county Agri
cultural Society on the first Monday Of July,
1858, the following named persons were ap
pointed Judges, at the Fair to be held at
kingston, on the 18th, l2th and l4th days OF
October. next;
On Field CrOpA-R. II. Abbott, A. Mehen'
Nv, Jos. Brashears, I. u Mason, c. @ "ester
aud L. l. Tomason.
First Class Caitle.-W. A. Ienoir, j. G;
Carmichael, A. Cooper, WIN. MeEi"ee ana
A. j. Burum.
Second class Cattle r. Young, A. S. Le-
uoir, t. A. Brown and John Pyatt, sr.
Fat Cattie.-Jno. Y. Smith, IL. Leggett, A.
]. Ish and T. j. Upton.
P;ra Class Horses--Wm B. Hope. WIN.
G. Julian, Bobby Winton, VIM. A. Henley,
VIM. P. Martin, Alex. Bradford aud W. Bal
lard
Second Glass Horses.-Jno. Wilson, VIM.
Barnett, 7. J. Burris. VIM. L. Headerick and
A. H. Crowder.
Nudes aud Asses-Josl Hembree, J. L. Doss,
Thos. Gallaher and G. ID. Wright.
Sheep.-Samuel Pyatt, Jno. Crowder, W.
H. Boyd and L. S, Eaily.
Suine.-Geo. Gallaher, VIM. Lenoir, Geo.
Littleton and James Hood
Poultry.-Dr. Mcdowell, DIR. MeNutt and
DR.. Patton.
Bees-N. A. Patterson, NJ. Rose, and Wm.
Ellis.
Dairu.-H. J. Welcker, G. W. Yost, S. NJ.
Lackey Mrs. w. s. Center, Mrs. j. L. Doss,
Mrs. Geo. Yost, Mrs. W. S. Geers, Mrs. W. W.
Marrrayes, Mrs W. +. Brown, Mrs. b. Z.
Weleker and Mrs. VIM. C. Eblin.
Ladies Work.-Rob't Anderson, S. NJ. Cen
tar. w. E. McElwee, r. X Byrd. G. H. Kim.
bough. Mrs N. Z. Nixon. Mrs. VIM. Barnett,
Mrs j. r. Robinson, Mrs. Jno. ]. West, Mrs.
". II. Rector, Mrs. d. Fleming, Mrs. George
Nicholson, Mrs J. Y. Smith and Mrs. I. J.
Upton. -, ny y
Jul;an. Jno. j. West and Il. F. Welcker.
Ladder T. Ashbury, J. II. Johnston,
W. s. Patton; C. c. Smith. and r. $. Stegall.
AGRICULTURAL Lmplements.-Geo. Gallaher,
A. Lenoir, Samuel Pyatt, J. W. Rhea, 5. G.
Simpson and VIM. II. johnson.
Castiags.-Jos. Kimbrough, VIM. 5. McEw-
en- Geo. Nicholson and j. II. Carmichael.
Flour. p. Lenoir, DIR. E. Geotz, F. N.
Clark, G. F. Welcker and W. s. Geers.
Orchard and Fruits.--Dr. b. B. Lenoir, Jno
Y. Smith, j. r. Martin, J. r. Robinson, S. L.
Turner, and I. G. Center.
Garden Vegetabies.--S. B. Harwen, ID. G.
Taylor, Jno W. Pyatt, Mrs. A. 5 Lenoir,
Mrs. +. Young and Mrs. Susan Davis.
BY order Of the Society.
j. Il. ROBINSON, Sec'tl
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CARD FROM MR.. WALKER.

MEMPHIS, "Wednesday, July Ia.
TO the Editors of The Morning BulIetin:-
In reference to the card of Capt. Turner Of
Yesterday, | have to state, that in January
last sold and delivered the stock, assets,
ETC., of the Citizens Bank to Capt. Turner
ana w. A. Jones. made and executed the
contract in good faith, and claim and assert
that have complied with it. If have not
the courts of the country will so declare, as
II will be subject Of Judicial investigation
As to that portion of his card about handing
the assets of the bank TO its proper owners,
while disclaim ownership, | have agreed
with Mr.. Jones that the assets be placed in
the hands of receiver, in whom and they,
and the public, have confidence; that the
debts be collected and applied to the payment
Of the liabilities of the Bank, without pre-
ference to any creditor. When this is done,
if there shall be deficiency, either Turner
and Jones, or myself, will be bound for it.
If the courts decide that am bound for il,
all the property have, of every description,
shall be appropriated to its payment.
SAMUEL p. WALKER.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
William Ii. Naples, VIM A. Carson and wife,
and Others
Joseph r. Rudd, and others.
mn

Joseph R. Rudd, and Others
Original Bill.
TN this cause it appearing that William NJ.
i Pridmore and Alcey E. Pridmore are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, it is or.
dered that publication be made in the Athens
Post for four successive weeks requiring said
non resident respondents to appear at our
next Court of Chancery, to be held for the
county of McMinn, at the Court house in the
town of Athens, on the Sd Monday of August
next, then and there to plead, answer or de,
muir to complainants said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
heard accordingly. VIM LOWRY, CD NJ
July l6, ls5S-4t-prs fee SS-5l2
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LoUDoy ACADEMIC INSTITUTE.

LOUDON ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
Ed. Posr-Permit me, through the columns
Of your journal. TO say a word in reference
TO the school at this place. The second ses-
sion having Just closed, doing honor to the
Principal and teachers as well as showing the
proficiency Of the students, in their various
branches OF Literary and Scientific attain
ments. TIE Principal, JoHS o. SULLIVAN, dis
played in mis- examinations, which occupied
two days, thorough knowledge of the va,
rious branches he processes to master, and
further, being man of an amiable eharac-
ter, with pleasant and commanding dispos-
ition, is a sufficient guarantee Ito fathers and
guardians) as a suitable person for the tutor
ing of the inexperienced youth, as well as
the more matured mind, and as an instructor,
it is conceded by all who witnessed his exam
nations. TO be unexeeptienable.
Miss FANNIE A. INGALLS,, whose quali1ea-
tions both as an instructeress and governess
are unsurpassed by any in the South, has the
immediate charge of the female department.
Her pupils showed by the thorough examina-
ton through which they passed, that theirs
was no superficial knowledge, that they had
not passed lightly over the surface Of the
subject they had dealt with, but that their
information was general and their knowledge
thorough and comprehensive. The examina-
ton showed that the grand effort had been to
teach not merely facts, but the reason OF
things At the close Of which examination
paper vas read, entitled the "Dew Drop,
which abounded with original essays, written
by the young ladies, on various subjects, doing
credit to their composers On the night OF
the 18th the young ladies and gentlemen uf the
said Institution, at the Presbyterian church,
entertained our citizens, with a number
of declarations, and original speeches, which
We're told in an able and eloquent manner,
and also a number of Dialogues, which were
instructive as well as mirthful. conducted as
it was in a manner indicative of originality.
AN EYE WITNESS.
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The shelton Farm.

DURSUANT to a decree rendered at last
term Of the Chancery Court at Madison
vile, will, on the 10th day OF August, 1885
sell, for cash, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, the several Tracts OF Land constl'
tuting the Farm formerly owned Dy Isaac
Shelton, deceased, situate five miles West oil
Madisonvle, in the 9th Civil District Monroe
county, Tenn. J. A. COFFIN, " &" M
July 0, ls5s-4t-prs fee 2,50-5ll
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-23

DEsrRucrIor From llIGH WHARF.-The
Evansville (Ind.) Enquirer says; A planter
opposite Choetaw Island, out of drove OF
two hundred and Fifty cattle, was able to save
but eight; al the rest was swept away by the
food. Another planter the possessor of one
thousand five hundred acres in cultivation,
has not even single foot Of dry land TO
stand upon-It is all inundated.
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Notice,

WILL be at Sweetwater, Tenn, on the
/ 2sd inst, but my business is such that |
can only remain there few days All per
sons indebted TO the estate of DR.. Nj. q:
Parker, deceased, are desired to come forward
and make payment aud those having claims
against il are hereby notified to present them
within the time required by law.
j. W. PARKER, Administrator
Iulv a lghs-oL-hll
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Notice.

THE insolvency of the estate of James M.
i Roberts, decd, having been suggested to
the Clerk of the County Court of McMinn
county, Tennessee, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
the same with the Clerk of said Court, on or
before the I'd day Of October next, duly au-
thenticated in the manner prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
THOS. NJ ROBERTS, Admir-
Jrly 1g6g-2t-nrs fee S2-bll
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July 10th, 1858.

HALIFAX, July 1.-THE papers brought
by the Canada contain the following items Of
news.
Several of the districts in France in con-
sequence of the long continued drought, are
fearful of suffering from want of a supply Of
water.
The Corsicans (who are mostly of Italian
descent, and inhabitants of one of the de-
partments of France) have been prohibited
from carrying arms. This order it is believ-
ed has been rendered necessary, in conse-
qucnce of the daily sanguinary scenes en-
acted between the French and Roman SOL
dery.
The cholera has appeared at st. Peters
burg.
The shipping at HeIsngfors, in RUSSIA,
was recently almost all destroyed by fire.