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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01
Joel ii. Harris 4 Ia Cioare-1,.
IS JVss E,tlcs.
Aucustus Sized 49,

~.
A I Rules holden at the oilire Of the Clerk
N and Master on the first Monday in June.
lS5S--on motion of complainant Nv his couu-
sci, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that Augustus Stccl Is a non
resident of the State of Tenucssee-It Is,
therefore, ordered that publication he made IN
the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVES, a newspaper
published in the town OF Fayetteville, Tenn.
tor four successive weeks, commanding SaNi
defendant to be and appear at or before the
next term of the Chancery Court, 10 he holden
tor the county of Lincoln. az the cuurt-house
IN the town of Fayetteville, on the fourth
Monday i'm August next. ard answer
compliments bill, otherwise The same VII lo
taken for confessed, and set for hearing e pat
as TO him.. r. FAROUHARSON,
June IL, 1S5S-4t CK e r.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01
Correct Tire.

The greatest pains viii be taken to keen the
exact mean or clock time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01

~ 81 ,oiH give the highest market ralue
for all uncurrent mney.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-01
SHOES.

AIDES ard Gentlemen's Shoes ~s,
H at 25c to 81 so per pair, which fE}
is great deal Less than the original -
cost. WEBB & .MCPHAIL-
March 5, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
SIIERIFFS SALE


i(f vIrine Of sundry wrlls Of vendirioni ov,oo =,
=, me directed, Will be exposed To public venduo
a. a. I enG tio't o. lHghman FoSwell. in Smyrna DurL
|fcek hundred, on THURSDAY The I'd ~ Gon,o',
DeF 1905 at @oclock' M the following Real Eslaip
Croo "a n AKM or Tract ofLand situated in Dnck
CitcN hullIieh, kent county and State uf uola,,nra
,s' .hhuS oi DeWiuC & Walker, Daniel Palma.
m Iy ana "thcrs and said 10 contain One Hundred "t
Ih'r'y Four Acres, mOre or less Tho imnrovcrnsn
fe one story Dwelling, Barn Stables and oihcr mr.
Gno .hereSn erected The above farm has on il
Win earn orchard OF about 5000 trees and is
Wilhih one and a half miles of steamIoot IonJin "
C0nvenIont 10 churches and schools
=, NO Z-All that Farm or Tract Of Land stuatoJ -;
me hundred, county and Stale aforesaid a,n,ri,,,
I linus ol isaac short and others, and said 10 contnw
lunufea and Fifty Acres, moro or less The imnrnvo
e'''a are TWO story frame Tavern House. Barn So
o'es ana other buildings thereon erected
Selzed and taken ia execution as ihe nror.r,, ,c r
IllOMAS KEEN, and will be sold for cash b,P P''y VI
Ten per cent Cf the purchase money must bc na;d
on day Of sale. (Shern's nIIc99 X ~" 0' r,iu
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
LAND FOR SAVE

| t'tES Virlnc OF an authority contained in IN,
| F,tii - last VIII and fest1rlcni of Tbo,oos p,
{!luL rose lair OF tt1ecn Anuc'4 county Mnr,l,rd
COT decreased, "iIi be exposed to rubl,c soio n'
fhi'Hl' the Third day OF September IS5S aI 3H ~
,'Si one 0rl"Ck. NJ. al ia" Tavern porrL ~ ~
Jt''eS Elliott, IN the Town 0i AfiIlupton IN Eo,
wa an ttal FARM IN GHeen Anne's cn,,,',, ~
Nnrre h'mas PnnroSe dc cpaiiod Tins lia cn,,, i
GOV ACkFS, In"re %: loss. Tins land ,I,',,'' - :
T'I'h ~ 0i NJ. Hall and the Rev Mr. Prou ,,, ti
It"1hd l"phr A"rrtar Fam. II lies ON iho r , ''
IheS!' r'O"h 10 Mil ing ;On, and about Ibrcc Mills t
me Nht aler River Bridge Tho soil ~ Dood nr a.
N"II C"ts, Rye aud Iruir; has been lv,,cc ,J %
'e'' small pJriloI winch has been II,ucd l, -,
" Is no" ia i'lr iieids unc good .ut.,un mar, It
'"lil"Iency Of fine WOOD and TiNBER
buildings consist of Fiaine Dvci;ii'r T,' ,
res IN height Kitchen also new SInLi i,a. ~" ".o
;leal mousse and Cnrrlagc house al n,w Tbn I1,yi
Ie' Wiihln inile OF prbiic Iandingsoo Cbestnr
d' H"'Phs :. HdrrsOns, aud the Eouid M, ~ -
Graveyard OF abou 10th of an acre rcsorIrJ i'i
Tree lngress and egress ''"0'''u WIN
Ii Ie -Ims Of Sale are-925O on the dav Of sale
anu Inc balance In l. and 3 years IN cn,,I ins,I
mems lr"hi The day o! sale. with interest lr ,l H.
ua) % January EcSI; to he secured by The bond a H.,
purchaser with approved security. ' - '''
MI Johh a Ly~iHgcr, The tenant will sbn,v tho ,.
Perty 10 any who may CALI ''" '''e pro-
THOMAS PRIMROSE. Execntor
O.,.... , Of Thomas Primrose, deed
queen Anne's County, Aug ;, 1858 -"
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
VALUABLE FARM
At Public Sale


The undersigned will expose to public sale
10, 10 lhe highest bidder, at the hotel of Mr. James
Elliott IN the town of MiIlington, on FRIDAY
The Ord day OF September, IS5s. At , o'cIocL
p m' the FARM in Kent county, Nd. formrrly
me property OF James Eagle Howard. deceasoj
adjoining the lands Of Mr. WIN Welcb y =
hnsin, Samuel Kerr and others. containing I0I
ACRLS, 8 hoods, and 81 Percbes Tho col
5 hne, adapted to the growth of varions kinds
OF gram and fruit. II will divide we'll in,o fyo
neIdS, with an abundance OF runninr wotor
ne lImber is mostly young. There are %
acres OF superior Meadow Land II is within
ioor miics OF the steamboat landing on the Sas.
Sairas and Chester river The BlJIIDTTC;S
consist OF "a good couniurtable cottare DvnIIir,r
nearly ne" three rooms and larpe passa.T,
oeI"w' TWO rooms above; a large and conveHi.
M en- Kitchen, with shed rooms for pantry. Ec
ne principal part Of the fencing is new nr,nk
part Of The land hu. been lined. and il k,nL
ana produces well. II is said that 100 Acres
'aE be purchased of adjoinirg lands.
!He Terms OF Sale, area credit Of G -
an" 10 months from the day of salc. with in,rr.
eat from the LIST day Of January next. sat,.t,n
tor.Iy secured.
AR Wm L"sue, the tenant, will sbey tho
property to any one who may call.
H.. JAMES SMITH.
hent county, Nd augI5.ts
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

The undersigned, on FRIDAY, the Bird o.
September, 1855, at the hotel of Mr.. jane,
Elliott in M'llngton, and immediately after
me above sale by the commissioners to sell J.
II. Smlh's. deed, real estate, Will offer his
Farm at public sale, adjoining the above named
iarm' and Containing 2G!3 ACRES A sniii.
cheney OF WOOD on the iarm-anuut 80 acres
u" ELLlNG IN ordinary repair new Stable
ana ana Corn, house. &c. The Farm is occupied hv
Mr: hnGch Mottrt tenanr. 1t adions the lands
~ A'r Robert Rose, Mr.. iambson and others.
Inc terms will be accommodating.
,,. JAS. N. SMITH.
MdIIngton, Md, AugI2, 58.ts.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Churches.

Asbury 2 Church. Moihodizt. opposite Morke,
O'Clock NOTWITHSTANDING al 7j ~
Iresoyterlan Church. cor*er Methodist and Easr
streets Rev John McClusky D d. aslor; services To-
=, 81 Peters (Proi EpscOpaD Union ~; pastor. Rcv
O'clock, pm. III ana
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Corporations.

-, Bank Of SmJrnq-Presideni. a. StockJv. Cashier
William M Bells Clerks, Z. j. Colt John {, SIorkIy .
Directors. Hon P'esley SPruance WiIlian j. lurock
DAVIS. James r. CIenents Peter f Causev:Iic'' ~
day Thursday.
- Smyrna LibrGry Association -rresident. Daniel
GummInsi Vice President, Rev VIM ii Brisbane
hecoIolng M secretary Rob- D lIoGecker Correspond
EllaSoni Managers John NJ Defining Robl Ii Cunm.ps
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD
Register: D. e. G0DwIN
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsTON.
Prolh4nOtary: RICHARD n. MERRIEEN
Clerk of the Peace JOHN S. BELL.
Clerk of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. Alice
Sheriff: JoHN GREEN
Coroner EDWARD REED.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
State Government.

Governor: PETER +. CAUsEY
Secretary of State: JAMES X. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARk
State Auditor: A. B. MARVEL
Judge U. s. Circuit Court: WILLARD Han
Chancellor: SAMUEL III. HARRINGTON
Chief Justice: h. w. GlLPlN; Associates. J. ]
MILLIGAN. JOHN w. HOuSTON, EDWARD TuorEy.
Attorney General: GEO. =. FIsu4R
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Hundred OmCeYs

Notaries Public: J 5 Huntingdon and F. J Colt;
Justices OF the Peace Smyrna John Eaton. David
Lockwood; +; Kenton, VIM Ii Taylor; --'''' 0' VIZ
Collectors Lewis Graham;
Consahles: Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout: kc,,on
Lewis Graham; --''''O"
Assessor: James w Roe
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Town Government.

Commissioners: William Demnev, DR. s M FisIer
Dr WlHan CnNnlIs, Walter AlcNiullen William {
Ehason' Presley Siruance. Jr, aud John A. VosbeI.
Assessor: William Wllds; 07"'''
Treasurer: ThOmas T. Jefferson:
:, Police: Henry Cunningham, john L Chellins and
Benjamin Brown '''''' anu
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
EOciiiics.

n Morning Star Lodge No. 6 of F.-Areets 4,
Odd Fellows tlall every Friduy cvcui1,a: "
,,t Shawnee Tribe. No ), o Of Il M.-Aieets evcry
Thursday evening at Spruan, i}u,hI,,,p 0'''!
o mcdonnell e., Encampment. No2 o Of 0 F.-Mee,s
"a and 4h Tuesday Of every month.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
The Law of Newspapers as decided by {
Courts,
General and Local Information
u. =. I;OYernnlent.

President JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice Presidents JOHN e. BRECKGNRIDGE.
Secretary of SKATE; Gen. LEWIS CAss
Secretary of Interior: JAcoB THoMrsor.
Secretary Of Treasury IIowEIL CoBR.
See etary of War: JOHN B FLOYD
Secretary of Navy: ISAAC ToUCEY.
Postmaster General; 4. V. BRowN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH 5 BLACK.
Chief Justice II the United States KoGEg 3. T,yEy
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

The Undersigned Commissioners ppoiuttd nv
the Circuit Court for Kent county, to divide the
real estate of james ii. Smith, deceased. bv or.
der of the said court will expose to public sale.
to The highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the THIRD
day OF September, 1865, at The Tavern-norch
OF Mr. james Elliott, in the town O! Milling.
ton, at l2aa O'Clock, m, all that
E1~ va IG wm
that belonged TO the late James II. Smith. de.
ceased, containing 212 ACRES, 3 Roods. and
lO Perches, by survey. 1t adjoins the lands of
MIR. Richard MoAet, on Mill Branch, between
Mllllngtonand Georgetown X Roads, about Two
miles and half from Nlilington, and at pre-
sent occupied by Mr.. George Moffctt. There
is suticiency OF Wood and Timber for the usp
OF the farm. A good Meadow might be made.
1t yielded at one time - tons Of hay. The
Farm is good one for stock two streams of
water passing through it. The BUILDINGS
are one-story Dwclling-two rooms below.
and Kitchen; Granary and Carrage-house, Or
dlnary. The fencing is common divided into
four heds. There is good Apple Orchard on
the land-hne fruit and bearing.
The Terms of Sale, arc:-$I2J cash on the
day OF sale; 3-5ths of the residue in three e1ual
IN one, two and three wears from
the day of sale; is on the 2Gth julv. I36O
ana the interest seni-annualIy; 6 IL in one
year from the day of sale and the balance in
two equal instalments, one payable 18Th Sen
tember, 1870, and tIre other 18th OF June. lS7jj.
interest on both sums scmi-anuuallv. All
interest TO commence on the lst January. 1850
when the purchaser will be entitled TO posses.
sion. Bonds to be given to the different heirs
with the above terms.
JOHN LEE,
RlCHD CORBAJEY,
WILLIAM CACEY,
L. c. JOHNSON,
Commissioners.
Kent county, Nd, Aug II, '53-ts.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Congress.
Kent County Officers

Senators: JAMES y. BAYARD, MARTIN w. B4rrs
Representative: WM. q. WHITLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
4 IhLiauo.yu.u advertisements.
:sO per crmt.Sayis,g g so Farmers!
hAEt2S PATENr >,ENrRArED

hARES PATENr cos, ENrP4 4rED
= : = . - 80. :. Rz u z
w men is beyond all doubt Tire no.r pover(ny and
~ Valuable F.iii'iYtr rCttr i.rred l., liz. !, ~ e
40" i2h& VIII A1rcu!ir.,:4 frit lu t & an NO,
'i"lr, Whilst they have lhr. aJst !!oIr tosI and
e '''"n.e "riIze: al !!riy pcr cent. i.,sa iost!
Eead The Certificates and ihcn try il alu.ic Of The
S'sl and let the result speak for lse!
CERFIFICATE-OF nR. HAYES.
re SlcI'i'i iIoIIs {" ig. itrc and j. OdaiG having
h'eh submitted to mci have iaua! The con position
matter Oh witch Inep are )orlcd 10 b. hi"hy nitro
e'li"''s and iermcnd3ie comPouL !. confirming the
essentials OF fertilizer of the highest character and
also iile food M sustaining cIops iAe time of lhur
maturing. regard TINS tHtcrpr e, ut uauuiacturlnn
&nao as'e1d oi Importing, practical and lr.rur-
htil undertaking, tvurIbly ais c Tie lu.cruai, Ct
our Common country.
Respectfully, A.A.EAyrs, i!D,
A-savcT TO State Of Mass
CERTIFICATE or PEOFES$0K IO0ITf
Upon examining the co'aposinn Of ihe best Peruvi-
an Gu'tros, can perceive no glOuh for assuming II
10 De lhe best that can be made. On the contrary
there IS always present more or less Of spcrluous
matter sometimes III large quantity. The composition
pro mSod by Odam IL lures Patent is in nv cstpo.
non" superior to that Ol to best Guan0s or any other
ariihcml manure OF which have heard and think
myself the more entitled Ia give Tins positive OPINION
rom The unlocked for results fthr action ut suulnrc
atm on ANIMAL matter, Which | nl,',,,"d IN ,.Xsorl-
mcnl b"i Which were anticipated l.; l.c .,icnt IN
question Rc"p"ctlriiy tutIr- .'.lit+ +: 3, ,Tfr
rERl1FI:'tI| n5 ,-:l.lt.-.~...s i.......;
81 ID" rt4t's - .tti.4,s i..t. .f.a. I.;...a
'"'i'.' ~ s'.. .". i....a ,..8 u. 5r..,tt 4.
NJ ~ - j. '+ f'"'. ht s"i'ug upon aiiundl i:li
Ter, ~ ~, '''r. ' IS delalicd Ia Hr larcs pllent
and MIXED IA. r"-"iun2 substance with animal char.
c'l and "'~i.7" 81 Lumc. is correct in theory. and
aiu."n-i hlNc lad 10 opportunity oi testing he lna
"'f' Ii'', i"rmrd Prarlralv, have 10 doubt that :.
ma"ur" trm'' hV 'hemIuurc Of these ingredenls in
rr".Cr Pr"p"r1o "eui be found at least 10 equal in
H. effects the best iiuaua Jot,v 4 Cp l.,.
November =. 'SiC
III Is pli NJ "a H'.~"fOne Hundred and Fifty Pounds
each. and sold al - = ncr neri Ton
J'iIN l. MIFFLlN. Sole Accent.
l5J SoHh Whary es, aboye Walnut street.
~ "i Philaic phia
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Smyrna Advertisements.
PAINTS PArN,.,s, !

THE Subsrriher, having connected with the Dru,
anu @ rIescIl pton business PAINTS OILS VArNISIi
ES' BRUSHES. ASS. DYESTt FFS H. ~ ,,'',, 80
prepared 10 furnish all IN that iIne who NAV lIvor
MN with call He would also take ms on,,,
Gho.n 10 lhe pubc his sincr.c thanks for ihe
ny strict attention aud industry. To- n. ,i -
a''Ie Ie ol lhe same jas. ? IOlFEcKER
maJ 20-j9 Gr' ,"I'er'
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
n FARM for Sale.

kT1 w III be exposed 10 public sale, al the
E@iiI w Tavern Porch Of Afr J EIliot in tho
E&liIA i2wn OF NiillInglon, in Kent county Md on
FRIDAY, the Sd Of September, 1855. M .
,, Gck ~, me Farm OF Mr.. Stephen Locates living
WItmn mn y miles Of CheslertOwn, containing IC5
ACttES, adjoining the Lanns Of Messrs Francis Car@
and Josiah Rlnggold. The land has been lined and
Prodncuvei location high and healthy; Dwelling and
Out Buildings new and con venienf: a ouanrt 80 @ anu
SoM shd stream OF running water the premises
me Lefns "i sale are-l-6th cash or in GO dovs
and balance l. g 3, g. and wears. i,ta,aeS uuys
ally, and whole secured ' ''iiu
Mr. Jewel will shew the promises TO any WIN mav
Aug 5, 1883 Cbos,er,en,n Ma
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Schools.
-

:, Smyrna Academy D N Bass, A NJ. M,sON R,s.
Preceptors; W. WIS y ~ blss
Public School, No 3-Tsaac Penneweu:
5-John Cooper
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
A. CARD.

n OAhO.
IHlE subscriber oicn,d a Shop in tho 'ro,,n n
IA ,;y onyFha' Del for The purpose of Ki.PAIEING
Clocks, Watches and .JcwcIrv.
with care and dispnich. 91- All Tmnc.Piec.s v,r.
TI n9ed To- give satisfaction 10 charge CLOCKS
~ ENGR\@fNfi on Silvcryar,. Jc,ycr,y Hoo
aia,o, I","ia'c"' %, CarrogerIaes &c promptly
ca......s. P. G. WHITE.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
WILLIAM "a. BsAYNARTe-
Ii ric k la yer & PIasterc p

J u W 4 q 5 G I c ,
SMYRNA, DEL,
Having large force constantly in his emnlov
Is enabled to execute with neatness and J;y'
patch, all work in his line Of business. Tha
patronage OF his friends aud the public is re-
spcctiulIy asked. ~
Orders left at the Store Of Messrs. Tscbudv
q Collins or at his residence on Delaware ST
VIII receive prompt attention. nn2o
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
miscellaneous advertisements.
Chamgc Of EEOssrs.
Detdtcare, Nctc Castle, WHINING t0,, d. I',oocL.
torn
RAILROADS.

b., ON and after Monday, June
&s..:,,:s Ill u, 1858, Passenger Trains
49, Will run between Philadel-
dcipna and Scaiord as follows.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Ayers C&thartic Pill.

me sciences OF Chemistry and Me.iicine have L.o,
men u'i"o9' 10 produce iliiS best perfect
! PuFg1liVe which Is known to man Iun,,'nr,Ijo
proofs are shown that these I'm, have virtues !, xxx
SurPSS IN excellence the ordinary me dlcIucs ana III
hey win unPrccedcntcdly upon the esteem nr MI ,
lhey are sue and pleasant 10 take, but powerful In
cure lhelr penetrating properties slmu!ar The v.I
activities Of the body remove The ,,i.ir,,, -, M
orgahs' purify The blood, and cxpel disease Thcv
purge out the loIl hun0rs which breed and grow J,.
'"'r' simulate sluggish OF Gsoftered organs mo
'h''r Halurhl ariinl, and Impart healthy lone " rh
strength To the whole SYSTEM NJ, uuI in a. ~ c,,
ne everyday complaints OF cIcryhn.!y bur at>p lr
"u'",t ana HahSroIS diseases lhll have h He'd ile
o.si "l huInan skill Nhic they pruiJ:cc .r,,rrul
elects, they The same time IN ,
ne alic'l AM best physc HAT can tie cmpnycd for
'H'!dfeh itihe sugar coated, lhcy are pleasant 10
'aNe' ana beIlg purely vegetable are Tree from ary
i'Sh oi hdfh lures have been made Which surr,,s
btIIel "cfe they not s;aa!iii;l,d by men ,i >r. r
i'cd position and chararttr 10 forbid the s,,rll,n
- n"lF"lh hiaHy elncnl clergy men and .h, STREAMS
nave ie'li lhcr naEeS 10 certify 10 The luhb llc rc
l,apii'y "i my remedies, While others have s,r re
'hc assurance OF ihcIrcuHvc'ton t!a my ycnaiaias
con Tbnie immensely 10 The rcliri Of nv a.tlch su
ierIhg fellow IN, n.
Tie Agtuis te!ov namrd ore ,,co.oJ =, C,.,A
sfat's my Amcir2n Almanac. containing Grcc!,nr,,o.
eir "e ana certificates OF iior cures Uf til, follow
Ing complaints:
CosIIveness, Bilious COMPLAINTS Rheumatism Dr,n-
SY IearbHrR, Headache arising from a foul ,In,n,r
Neisca' indigestion, A!Uibld lnuclIun of The B,wes
anu am arising iherefon, FlaIulency Loss of An.
- NC al CtCcIous ana uianeOnS Diseases winch re-
4!'e an eVacuall medicine, ScrUlua or kIns's Ey,L
hey also by purifying the blood and smulatup The
, ys'el cure MANY complaints which ii would nU be
app9sed they could reach irh as Deafness Partial
blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability. De-
gemehts OF the Liver and Kidneys, Gout and other
'lhured Complaints arising from low STATE of The bulv
'r Obstruction of ltS iunCl Clluns.
81 Do not be put oil ry unprincpIed dealers win
"me other pill they make more proit ON. AK for
ayers rIlls, and take noIhing else No other lhey
an give you c"mprres with ihls IN lis intrinsic value
curaINe roWcis. The sick want the best aid there
5 ior item. ana they should have it,
prepared. Esy E1i'. .5. G. Aycr,
I!ac'ic1t and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass.
Frice - cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
myrn'' and all Traders everywhere. iyl.6m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
THE SMYRHA rsg.. :. :,
BY ROBT. d. HOFFECKER
is EDITED AND PUBLIsnLI

is EDITED AND PUBLISHED
BY ROBT. ID. II HOFFECKER
This paper is issued weekly. at 81 80 in advance or
$500 ii nal paid within the car
Advertisements will be charged 80 cts per SQUARE for
the first Insertion anu 25 cts for every Subsequent i'll
sertIon-tweIve lines or less considered as a sIuure.
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and IN all cases must be The Ore for puDlca-
tion.
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Times Oitice, upon very moderate charges.
RT Judgment Bonds Noes, DC, KEEP constantly on
hand, and other Blanks printed TO order, puuctually
and correctly.
Persons m want of Bills, Blanks or anything in the
Jobbing line, will find il to their interest give
call.
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
contrary, are considered as wishing continue their
subscription.
D If ST bscribers order the Gisconinuance of their
periodicals. the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages paid.
Ii subscribers neglect refuse 20 take their pe-
EiodIcals from the office la which they are directed
they held Responsible Till they nav settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued.
A. III subscribers remove 10 other places without in
forming the publishers, and the papers sent 10 the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office. removing and leaving
them uncaled for, Is prima face evidence OF inien.
tiOnal fraud
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Commissioners Sale.

.,uul l4stato ADVERTISEMENTS.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
A Farm for Sale.

NDtIIiIIII IoeIUIICT II
Kent county, Nd, Aug II, ,'53-ts.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and IN oil cases must be scnl 10 The oice for punca
Ii0n.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-11
GRAND DIsPLAY.-Yesterday

GRAND DIsPLAY.-Ye yesterday after
noon as we were walking on Main Street,
our attention was attracted by a large
crowd congrcgated on the corner of
Church and Main Street, and we inme-
diatelv came to the conclusion that a
great fight was about to take place. or
that some citizen of our city had met
with some serious accident, and elbowing
our way through the crowd, we came in
contact with very noted indiridual on
the corner of Main and Church Streets,
who informed IL. that the Bark Stevens,
Captain christopher" had arrived, nav
ing on board portion of Walkers Army
and that it was their wish to have little
exercise on, horse back, and suiting the
action to the word, two fine nags were
engaged, and two of the crew availing
themselves Of the opportunity soon dis
played their knowledge of the art, by
galloping through some Of the princi-
pal streets of our city, much to the mcr-
rimont of the passers by.
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-Paul Thorogood,
was arrested last night, charged with be-
ing tight; he was carried to the 'lock up,
and on appearing before his Honor this
morning no was discharged.
AN OLD oFrENDEE-Tbomas Ryan,
white man was arrested last night by
the man with the long cloak, for being
drunk and disorderly. Now Thomas is
an old offender, and his Honor the May
Or came to the conclusion that he and
Thomas were getting leet1e too intimate,
and determined to break it off, by boar
ding him at 'Barrom's' Hotel for time.
However, Thomas begged very hard TO
be let off, and declared that he would
leave the city Immediately, if the Mayor
would grant hisrequest His Honor came
to the conclusion to try Thomas, and ac-
cordingly discharged him. Now, Tommy,
mind how you drink bald .face, for if you
loose your balance again, you will catch
up at the Hotel.
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Who THREW THAT BRICK. This morn
ing as a lady was walking on Court
street, Portsmouth, she was struck on the
head by brick thrown by some I'M
known person. We arepleased that the
lady received no other injury than being
slightly stunned for minute or SO.
We werejust behind the lady, when
she was struck, and we Immediately
came to the conclusion that, that brick
was intended for us. We are gerry glad
that it did not hit us, and we are gerry
sorry that it hit the lady.
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BAD BoYs.-How many times have
we been compelled to report the bad do
ings of some of the boys of our city, who
almost daily commit outrages on the pro-
perty of our citizens ola grave and seri-
Gus extent. Yesterday a party of boys
visited the garden of one of our citizens,
and trampled over his hot beds, breaking
the glasses in the cases that cover the
beds, and committing other outrages
which if counted up will amount to
quite large sum. 1t is an actual fact
and one that we defy contradiction, that
we have set of boys in our midst, who
cannot be surpassed in expertncss in
stealing, aud in using the most prolaue
and obscene language.
Often in our daily walks around the
city looking for items, do we come across
just such characters as we have spoken
OF above; they generally have their
mouths filed with tobacco, or smoking =
cigar, aud at the same time cursng and
swearing at q most awful rate.
We in kindness call the attention of
parents to the above facts, or in the
course of time they may see beloved
son, sent to some common prison, or per-
haps swung off at the yards end.