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JUST RECEIVED
At W. W. PARTRIDGE'S
VI y s c s r O Il f.,
Over $50 Pieces of Music,

among which the following pieces of
NEW Music, viz:
Song-Rosabcl, the Lily of the Sea, Roote.
Cara Bell, W. Williams
idow's Choice L. Marshall
| long for thee Mother, W. Williams.
Saw ye not my bonny Lass, }. W. Turner
thv sIurbcr Romcr.
LORNA, j. p. Webster.
Z" Come into the Garden, Maud, NJ W. BALI
" | rise from dreams OF Thee
Trio" Of all the brave Birds n. Freeman
S SIns anu. The Savior Lives" BIZ. Edmunds.
Quartette--" What is Life of Love
bereft" L. marshall
PIECES FOR PIANO.
Les Adieux, SCHUYLER.
Souvenir de Venice Nalsc, A. Herlberg
Mauricia Clio cosa, +. Hitler
La Syphide Polka Mazurka, Cazorti
La Ruisseau Vase Etude, Wollenhaupt,
Sons Of Temperance Quckstep, p. s. Gilman
Souvenirs de Kief Mazurka, Shulhof
Murcia Scherzosa Hitler.
lie Bonheur Polka MaLurka Oh. d. Albert
Davenport Scottisch Oh. Burr
Les Bords de la Meuse A Ledue
II Trovatore Quadrillee, Oh. d. Albert
Two Russian Airs as played by ;. Thalberg, for
the Piano, Organ or Melo6eon.
Agnes Sorel Quadriles, Ledue
Les fugitlyes-Valse Brilliant, A. Coinchon,
Ever of thee, Variations, Grobe'
The Gipsey Countess,
Slowly and Softly Music 90
should flow,
Serious Family Polka,
La Bella Andalusa, HamInerer,
The Wandering Minstrels-an effective
imitation Of the Pandean Piper Hurdy Mrs
Gurdy, Bag pipes, Swiss Bell Ringers, : E. L.
Harp, Music-box, Drums, Fife and Hurn.
Full Military Band
AIS
NEW PIANOS, MELODEONS, ACCOR-
DEoNs, FLUTES AND FLIES, DRUMS
AND TRIANGLEs, NIoLINs AND BOWS AND
GREAT ASSORTMENT OF STRINGS, WITH
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MUSICAL TOYS,
all Of which will be sold cheaper than can be
bought in this place, of the same quality.
W, w. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington sept. eth, 1855. d&w
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Letters should be directed to
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TO MERCHANTS
and School Teachers.

vINlIE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to the purchasers of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
that he has now on hand, ready for the
L \ l. l. I h \ ID f
full supply of all the popular School Books in
use in this section of the country, which offer
ed at the lowest possible prices His arrangements
are such with the leading
Publishers Of School Books.
that he can furnish, in any quantity, on favor
bic terms as can be bought in any Of the cities
Orders by Mail or Express promptly answered,
+. A. FULLER,
Opposite Concert Hall, l53 Church ST.
Burlington, VT, August, 1855. d6w
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CRAC KER AGENCY.

Et'ON'S Excelsior and "Farina" Crackers are
sold by the Dbl and single To-, by
d&w A. S. DEWEY.
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:. fhAI L > iatent'
J.P, CLARK, Agent for Boston, No. ll2 Wash
ington Street. :. PRATT, Agent for New York,
No ST. Broadway,
Sept. l6, 1851 d6wly
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Ehi{R CONTESTS THE ELECTION.
ST.. Louis, Sept. l.
F. P. Blair, Jr., has given notice that he
will contest the right of j. Richard Barrett,
frI in tn, Ssh C)ncra from this Dist.
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WILLIAM G.. SHAW,
COMMISSIONER FOR THE STATES OF
RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, NEW
YORK, and OHIO.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. 25th, 1858. d&wtf
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Il >
NOU can find those fine writing ANALGAM PENS
L which DO NOT coRRonE IN Tie INK, that will
write line or coarse hand, and are the best
School or Business Pen in use At
=. uLNIINGTON'S
July II. Eool, Storo
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NOTICE,

The business will DO carried on, as heretofore,
at the same place, No. l47l Church Street, by the
subscriber.
CHAS MILLER.
Burlington, Aug. 20, 1855. d&wlw
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DUEnYs NATIONAL TnEArER, Chatha

Dr,i. Crc., % csa;B Pr, 4. csntii chera caSfe,
W osu.s Pst. Boxrs s.. D00Ta on st y Certain WI nss
A. 7A-gHlS EkLhlsG: - =,
's IRELAND As 1T ~
Dan o Carin. Or n A. P-rfy genJa OCAfOan. Mrs FsuJ
FaE NECROM iNCER
A1er....... Sig Felix Cah1 Gih lbJa ......Mls Clhb
TUE OLD STU 2E On JSS
- B-aranad Lnuisr....... MIRA j. J. PrlJr
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FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE

4 FRENCH MANUFACTURERS SALE
NEW AND ELEGiSr M,yrnLAs,
ot ,Es'>F'i % II or o. ' FafSSs
Jaq0,' ts Nl- r'sqe' - kn'sn ase ,:,11 =
He~Oil,sn. 10 lie Uni,s .igs having t rc e.
- he e ~ DE ruF" ssts ~ ,h' IS as tx
~nch vi Be snl ,,o.l' ossd Of \. $ Pe.'s's-fs) 49,
'oAA0O! ~. 81 AE ssd HIEisE' STORE
B.sssp Thsc,'S S and T'y rt s'o IN, ,v
Thee 80 F ri co RI Il G GF iBaykRuprcy
sr,eo1, N Europe en- - Noatsy ne q OF ,rrp ~
d 10 than ths oi he caste, dues, OFse ssn'
TIE ALL0TNESr EoR THIS CITY
Is un5er deed tnl,n' = M WILLIAM ESTEGSE,
VII he. .ree,,ly ,.;e:a re 'ssy,-'d ';sceq PTsa,
Re - s1sic o. ThrRsDtY. IT, i@b d JryE I'M.
II .oysI;TS ~ PART OF
go DEEP faune si's MaaifEs at SO
* surei6nc sra MAaj'a'a; oil.
Beyeea occ II C + III mos; costly am recherche
1eh,, ever 10 pore into this J. on W - -,
Up-Nd Of ZOO Fr-rch Msn:els.' with .na
three ebi ay the pTOduc, Of Inc celebrated Chastity
Ions, varying IN P'cs RON - to 90
mAGXlyIcENr REAL GUirt RE LACE NANrILLAS
REAL rCsh "a LASE M MN pdixSs
REAL THREAD LACE POINTS
morning
T.rm' strictly CASH or before delivery.
Observe tn number
Si BROADWAY
b. wren TGcmpscns sDd 1aYloF's SAoone.
Sale commences 20 THURSDAY. i0ll eli IHne.
WILFlA. -. ES1ERRE.
EtOOL and REFRESHING.
" Ia les and CHI! ileu vi o would
their purchases wh ccmfor, duDg the heated term
sborld
VISIT DENNIS BAZAAR,
realize the inVsar rAs impaired by the Immense
East INDIa SUSPESUEp Fans,
daily operation ts",e thee tAtAiye Show Rooms Flr
e1a.s's thtoug the Sal-s-o 'ms 10 pGf-Iit Of
LADIES' AID CHtLDREN'S BONNEfS,
Bows aud iJLTdS' CLOTHING,
MAHTILLsR AMI rAtMAS
CuILDHEk'S TALMAi
iaFAN 8 NEARiNG APPAREL,
LADIES' sn1 CIllLDREN's HOSIERY,
LADIES' spt CHILOREN'S SdOES,
nARsEILLES RAGLiNS.
Aad yry rcquiie for the Sanues olft lsi. ADD CAi
ttn reao.e-a outdoor heat taey 81. Faou feet
ire IL .a,c,sin U2NINS BAZAAR
NJ BIB Broadway,
\. Nicholas Hotel.
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apsricA Moines.

Lecture Rousseau. Az nc ingi;sA5n of sevsrA
kro1a tlk.rs Mr WILLIAM POTTER Ray will dsivsr a
L. Life end senius Of '19 eau In to- Leo uf5
koo OF NJ rcAne Library Asocistin THIS tlhdr.tayj
LVEhlrG June 10, at o'c'Ock. AiIlis-sJD, - ccnys
Lectures TO Ladies-Lecturrs 10 I.a1ies-O1 Dis
81 IaIost Luce-, ever, FRIDAY AFTER
Room ~ oil ch ia Bro0Ayn llsuute, Wasmneton-st %
II. A. ARCHER, II 4.
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nv. HENkY WARD BEECHER IN THE

DEV. HENhI WAND BEECHEK IN IIIb
Ia . INDEPFNDENE
ne INDEPENDENT Of th, week shl Aed this me rnin.l
sor,s, a r. port o. SFRMpN y he aev hENkf
WARD BFf CHI cererce IN III church - an arnrr>
.rs,,r.icc al. Giving Cun--'. the Whole Me4 ID
Cl,i.isu Lac Ills Of MI Behr' as: ineIt - y
c-s-art-ri--ic =
rUmtT he's also graf vGe'y u aTtice OF It'o
esoos ehsTscy Uprising large ei-7i prd d"ahc sSeI :"
,iol valuable and spsg,s i've reading. fuhllsh"d =
''0A' No = Beekmsn-s-
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staliouerp and Scnrp Sooos.
Douro ann Boone.

4 FRONT PARLOR and BEDROOM, or the
y eu:ir~ SECOND FLOOR throgsh. y LET. vi h BOARD
tLo, ROOA ~ ose TWO O~R..snasn Ffs>sls.s s'S'
a,,ly a. No. =. Cav.
NO. ) NONROE-ST, near CathariDe-~ bur:
~ ni.bsJ BDOAs with BOARD fr sesss s6sersn-2 sha
Ge1il.neu Id heir wives Tesps moderate.
doom TO LET.-A 6ae large ROOM 10 new
IL hsssr 70 ODE n two Ie gen Jsn 9Th Ut hosl Tie
Aeslsoa atLe.t Aaaess L., sJz M III ffe1hs oas~
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Gbdures tor BasInsnS Alrn.

&VuitLth ibi GhoiiitIo %ith'''
4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY for a suitable per'o I
~ totaAe o. INTEREST IT. a PUBL SHISo hpvSS a
established ~ NerNok city, having tn eohfJ " -
eo.. # ,tsndad b. - aud b-l Engaged - ~ sh1 So
fI ebtenrie or ,n.eg iatgs an rmA-ent b-te.s
in Cstiil ?, aur d. t0a Ote stq n'.l th W." NN
bsr,s. r f.ff,c NSjtss Box Ma 299 NJ YORK fl-'Jh
IN SPRING FIELD. -MANUFACTURlNG
L PROPERTY 5ALE.-A1 he ,eei aId prrso IIopft]
sx b-.pt. 30 the WNt M.u fc.uroe NoIr any eUhi a
al IfcS Cotton Fsct0fy. ooLtu maclin-fy 70 -" 'p
dlse % tue u0til. snd t.u ~ ~ ~
o,- te blocks % bncs Brs dog uscs aote th.n IN
ina the scl8lmOdstiyu Of tle Mhsl h-k Va ----h p
sssnrs House Oges-es Ccssa4s, srth1r VIA suafy
,.ler huld,ss iso a brooch Rlis0sa. mis- Ia lsnro
rire III th- We,efr r. rsai; W. g'Vef 1ie9use
"a 90 e.ipcl With sItsaHs one dan an9 "a d "a
SD lying Dot" liGss Of tie Shc pee i've n ls
81 s-ogt Cisop.e aud T. div Fur ilI,ber hi9 matt
=" - ,t = 'FStUHIsGiAA sos.os SEC VALKEt,
seld g. t. HOLT ~ tie SE. %; c. bAASF0r Snd
r. J. DfLs % ke--lors
CTOCK of DRY GOODS for SALE and
y STORE % Ii rGhe sos ysfg desitsbir ani tAe
$40 So ret irroe he b :. s;t d. l" ne ely APfy 3
\. atdS Bsell5-st
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DICAlUNE.
ANOTHER sREAT NUMPvR
TBS SRI ri,ti OUihAGEs.
81 = TIE IMMENSELY GREAT PICTURE,
new 10 SETTLE the PRESENT DIX FlCt LAY WITH
JOHN BCLL."
10 the PICANIS-. TO DAY.
BRIGHAM BLAKE HE NOR WON PROPHET
The TRIANGLE AT WALLACnS ).
OuGHUTCH PARODY.
TIE ..W AtMi HAT.
Au.'t,c iaigr fice Il
RfCkEHiI DICK.
.ly als a rs fanny hi ~ tais we Is
PICANINE
woQld co'Inlo =. euua.-TSte fGtln al.
lf,,u wod lot g. blind ,ho eg- IlaI TIE fChNIHL OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-12

RE ven known and eargery sought for throughout NE
Never Before thrir Introduction could any series Of
popular remes be found tht equal emergency
that always 20 be relied on, and within reach Of tie
Never before the Grnsnber7 Pills, could you ob:sin
for 25c certain ry far Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Co-tivenes5 aud Asthma
Never Before this Fever and que remedy could any
thing be lsnd at cura an cases Of Chisa ul Fever Tor
Never Before De Grsan Mountain Ointnisut vas a.
to 0und- 2j any immediate for Burns Bruises Cuts
Old Sores, Erpels, and Iuiamma1ns, either external o.
Never Before 8IarshaII's Uterine Cathol-
icon Falling Of the Womb, other Uterine diseases
found to be cura5e Now OFT Of twelve are cured m
this medicine.
IT r II any physician suppo thai this IS merely quacs
remedy would reply, 'j6at &c is i uuarod 81 Dr. pousgsv
Of te, wealthy and cid physician the Aloplthc schoo-
that We u furnish any reputable ply stefan any qlanutg q O.
gratuitously merits on his pents; and f1rthnors
By writing to Dr. Poueroyshe furnished Eif cInpa
aentp parts ~ the greatest blessing 20 the female that DE
Never Before The GrUfauherg Dysentary Syrup, vas
mere certain remedy Tor Bloody Fink nysensry1 urhl
Chglera-uow, all can be cured IN few hours
Never Before the Introduction % the Chldrens paua-
cea, coad mother iee ne le % her babe se Tor days se
under Eve Of iouthl diseases and strong meicnel
doctor and nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless Price
only soc
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases, While ls simple medicine eau,at
Never before was any preparation or sarsapaHlla 20
powerful as that Compounded BY the Grlrfenberg Co
equal How many are there nov 10 sand heat VIM Uoui
this, have entered Deaths dark portal 5ey had ben
Never Before were Piles and kintraa dss certain Of
cure. " have certificates Of persons entirely recovered after
but the knife could afford relief
Never Before could ufamed eyes and weaness Of rrht
be cured for sc The Eye Lotion does &c.
Never Before any Book published thafcouains a.
for z5e Il ought to Be every family in the land.
Never Before las any Almanac been published 20 vslu
sFN7-H u S0Hsgs =, NashTilf
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IS. Il. s4mPsO n,

DEPOT,
az. PUBLIC SQEAa8E'
- friends and tie trade tie largest snd oe.t e
IafioTs 81 Brandies, Gins, Runs Ports - -
and Champagne, ever brought g u M "
''9''S COGNAo BRANDIES.
5uIss. Robins & eo's Pale, in 3, X a-d = pipes;
c+a,-i Tunuv {. Co.'S do do Do %
oss5llon Zine Champagne In = pipes only
IaHstiers Pale, IN y, y and q pipes.
= La ROCHELLE BHANDAEs'
Psit7olsin, Pale and Dars; In X pipes
1s-tsau. DO do do do -
1IarEndre ssgnsss, DARK, in y, 4 and = piPei'
HOLLAND GINS
bIedor sevon. IN pipes:
Grape Leaf, in 3 pipes;
Anchor in pipes
BUNS
Jamaica, very old;
St. Croix, New Crop.
WINES
Duff Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madein;
Pure Juice old 0porto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CRAmPAGNES.
Charles Hsidsick, quarts and Pins
Creme Of aiIerY, quarts and pntsi
Hector Clcqusrt and Pills, quarts ana pints;
Grown Band, DO 90
Lyon do do 40
CLARETss
900 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHHEDAm SCANAPPSs
aoo0i,re oarS and hints This article without any Doubt
Inc best sehnapps offered In the United ste and as to It's ne
dicinal properties has rot itsequal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. + bheids lJuneiVl
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mACKENZIE 3 1IINCHIN

Haze rented tie Horse, No "a, college Street, e
do0ys 5sioae fbe Ssranss Home.
Their stock Of Hardware isnou complete ai contains al ls
as great variety IS be found any other house IN DE Give
They VIII eudeavor to keep 81 the best articles n ther
line and % sell AZ the lowest prices. their eslblshms ay
be found for
HIALDEA8s---Every description q Locks from ihe best
quality 60 the eneapest; Bolts, Hinges Screws
CAkREN' AEtS-s-Planes saws, Chisss. Cages, Ham
mers- and every daslEirtiono Of Tool
HLACAsIAA EtS---tsess AuYls sledgs HnmFrs slael~
SC, &c.
PATNTEI3Ss--Brushes Of every srs and an,litv ssst
Iool-, busters. Canes Hair Pencils, &c &C.
STABLE KEEP lk3---Ihi fnest English and Frsnch
Horse Brushes, Amercan Brushes. Currr Cor,ts.
Dung Forss. Ec, &C
PAINE RS-s-Spades Sh0Fsls, SsYthss, Picks, &c.
GARDNERS---Iloes,R akes, Pruning implements. Lines
&C. &c
SPORTSMEN---DouBle and Single Barrel shot Guis,
Powder Flzskg, Game Btgs, Percussion Caps &C.,
Pocket Pistols, Colts ReTolEers, Alians ana an
The new improvements iu Fire Arms
HOUSE KEEPEHRS--=Pla-ed FORKS Table and Tea
spoons Ivory Handled Cutlery Of every pattern /:
Knives and Eorss o. all binds
Britannia Planshed Tin, Jlp1nuei,
of 81 kinds.
RASk ETS---of even shape and Eizs-
WATERS AND TEA TRAES-s-ion Zoe each u7
WOODEN WAKE---Baszsta, Rolling Pms Trays.
FEATHER DUSTERs---Buscine Brushes Brooms.
Popes Heads and Eyes, Mops, ard Calpss
Brushes.
ORNAMENTAL GOODs---Pla;s Warmers, Coai Vas.
es, Toilet Sets as- &C., &c.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
oct2s "a CoIess sisest-
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Attention building Purchasers!


RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE!
TTr ods 1t private Is % very desirable Residence
NJ Lotf IN BroEnsvie about and han miles from
Nsvie near tie GRatn number Of them Oh the Porter
Pie IRON ~ suit purchasers bacn
Ios has handsome ding Size, and many them are oeaD
INV tmuered Tne nghb0rhoOd in every most desaoe
hyn Churs and schools immediate vicinity. The lots
osss ven ssp SOIL We viii sell unusua ong time and
q v Low pliee Fsroni who will build on te ot Can i'
T5ssistsfv IN J. LAR. w. Brown
o~.S-sfWkveu ~ Cherry Esrsst
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The Clayton ala Banner has repOrf Of re-
variable cTimiI a tfial Just concluded in Henry
county, Alsbars More than fourteen years ago,
IN February, 1884 IL Barbour county, John q
slave Of Dr.. Alexander P Crawford. was most bTa~
tally whipped to dash. The prisoner who vas
then Dr. CTaHford's oVerseer, being Immediately
after the whipping, and while John was yes alive,
emerged with il and threaieaed With prosecution,
fed from the neighborhoed Two years after he
was arrested By Mr.. ThOmss Cargile in the city Of
Montgomery, passing under The name Of Boyd; and
being brought back 70 Barbour county the Grand
Jury, e. the Spring Tern, 1886 found q true bill
aasinst him FOR murder. The venue was soon
changed 70 Henry county, where the prisoner had
formerly lived, and where he had some rel tiVes
and many friends; and q trial being had Of the
Spring Term, 1s4e, before the Hon samuel Chsp-
man, be vas found guilty Of murder and sentenced
70 he Peniten larry for ten yeaTs-the jury, how
ever omiuing in their verdict to ascertain The de-
gree Of he murder On account Of this onnssi"n,
the judgment was reversed by the supreme Court,
and the prisoner Temanded for another trial. Va
rious combinations were had, sometimes at the IN
stance Of the Siste and sometimes 81 thai Of he
prisoner. Ia the meantime the PENDANT having
ohained bail married q respectable family, and
had several children. The prOtracted ordeal
through witch be had passed, the. interest fel in
the family 20 whore fsae he had siDgulaTy linked
his own, and he influence Of prudent aud correct
department on his part, excited sympathy IN bis
behalf 90 strong as apparently to set a. dehanee'
and in the opinion Of everybody, to put eOnsic~
ton out of the question. The inevitable hour ct
Length. however rolled around, and on Tuesday
rnoruine, in the presence of an immense crowd the
trial commenced The jury, about O'clock on
Saturday, evening, retired, and having delibeTated
about tbree and q half hours, returned = verdict Of
maDslsnghter in the frst degree, with q unaninou:
recommend I'll n Of the prisoner TO mercy.
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FINE COTTON FARM AND NEGROES
RRR SALE.

FINE COTTON FARM AND NEGROES
FOR SALE,
FWyO EFFECT A PARTITION between Mrs Mary -a.1srs
Ann WitkoWski and her children, Adeliza fa5f5ssta
FctoriH, Eugene Leondas, and Pinckney jefferson
DaF Said Plan Ia ON lies in North Louisiana,
or miles from Gen. WoOdfOlk's place, aboU; six
nj from the Mississippi river and fronts Bayou -az-
son miles said BayOuis navigabe one half the
TneFe are 600 Acres cleared ana IN "A fine
state of Cultivation with SGeam Saw
WsI1, Steam GIn, and Cypress Brake within three
quarters mile from the Mill. This place be bought at
public sale in
January, 1859,
or wohirds place be bought privately and the
naming One-thiTd a. public sale.
ALSO The the TWothirs viii sell II the parties wish
20 buy more Land adjoining the plantation 2U0
Of which cleared W ready take in asst has
been desened for years and the balance high and
aggregate amounting 6OO acres less Will be
sold on very part nine years, and the
other part on eleven years time with interest from date There
will also be sold about
Eighty Likely Negroes,
ali raised On belonging the estate For
Information respecting The above, call essrs H. s French &
Son. who can give the proper Information, o. address
JULIUS WITKOW SKI,
Ashton, La, 10 miles above Lake Providence
Waah lie Oreo
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that The STATE department at Washington had rea-on
to apprehend the eXistenes Of an attempted fraud
or ginating N England and praetised u on our eitI
zens We have been put in possession OF bit OF evil
dence in relation 70 II by Samuel Lawrence Eco Of
our city This gentleman received leuer da'ed
s.CharinR Gross One, Trafalgar Square, London.
9Th August, 1858 and signed 81. In Nicholson "
The writer desired to communicate WI b MIR L. in
relation 70 q very cOnsd Table property now lying
in allegiance in the English Court Of ChaneeTy, and
awaiting claimant; he protested to be court agent
and to have traced back family records through
many gen erstions until he is convinced that Mr.. l.
is he legal claimant 70 the estate valued at about
S25, 900. This generous inf rmaton is accompanied
win g request to send him SIS. as to confirm and
validate the right It will be necessary 20 obtsin
oopios Of certain old wills and documents now locked
M in the archives Of the court The cunning rogue
particularly desires to have the Christian name of
Grandfather Lawrence, and his mothers maiden
name though be already knows them, but wants the
written testimony Of the heir apparent The whole
tone Of the letter is business like and calculated to
deceive but Mr.. Lawrence did not fall into the trap.
On the contrary be has discovered that the letter is
9 mere circular, copies Of which have been sent TO
other gentlemen of State, with the mere change
Of names The manner In which John Nicholson
has ebained the names eff resident kentuckians upon
whom 70 attempt his operations has been the posses
sioa Of an old Blue Book or Pos Office Register. Mr.
Lawrence was for many years postmaster at Mortons
vile, 'WOOdford county, where the letter was ad-
dressed, though he had removed thence TO this city
The Oher copies of the circular far as he is awa
have been sent to persons who held similar official
positions. TIE fraud was bold one but We are
happy 70 believe thst it has not bet successful il
single instance smUng our citizens. As General
Cass has doubtless communicated with Mr.. Dallas
the subject, the schem.ng MIR. Nicholson viii speed
lily vsOate his 'ChsTiDg Cross Office LoussUisJ
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HUsH MCCREA.
Ls1s Of MeOrea Terrass. Late Of H. B, Morris < Co.
HUGH McCREA a. CO.,
Successors to a. B. Morris 4 co.,
WHOLESALE GR0CElRS e COAHZSSIOE AERCHAETS
DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NOS AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
UAVB on hand and the trade reasonable terms the
following articles will be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies
g. hhds prime choice Sugar. $1,000 Cigars assorted brsnds
100 bbs baltimore Crushed . boxes Claret Wine,
50 bbls Powdered do, 50 eases Bi Curb Soda,
. bbls Loaf do, 80 hags Ground Pepper,
$50 bags prime Coffee, 25 Tubs,
go kegs Nails, 100 dozen painted Buckets
10 bbls No asses 50 dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 k-bbls Mclssses, Liquors.
. y bbls Golden SYRUP 5ti bbl5 Rectihed Whisky,
3 bags Pepper, 10 hbls Jamaca Rum,
25 bags spice, 2JO bbls Old Rye and Bourbon,
IS bags dlngers s. bbls choice Monongahea,
IS boxes Tobacco, la 81 de bbs Bourbon from OLD
10 boxes star Candies, 2OJ hxs assorted Llquors,
20 ease9 Teas 50 bbs American BrlHdT
40 bundles WrappizE TFas, 3 bis Ria.
Egs Eka
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YTyHE SUBS RIDERS hare asses1t1 h-usi-ss ts-s-ter
for ths purpose d dong ualiuss
HARDWARE, Cutlery AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
The business VII be conducted unasr ss style q aIkcrs
Ns.aElls. osssbss L ls5s. y. n MIScaIN
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"A fitzpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
RECETTZYG, FORWARDING AND WHOLESALE.
GROCERY MERCHANTS
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
"AVE now in store large and complete assortment Of
II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rans, full stock with Teas, Candles, sardnes Mack
ere Glassware assorted Pcsns together with all kinds Of Gro
cles usually kept Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C,
We think cannot surpassed in this any other market To
our heavy goods invite the attention Of
the trade
mar28-a EIRKPATRJCK, EEFIEs 4 Co.
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Also choice selection of Piece Goods consisting in part Of Fine
Cloths Csmers of every description, SILK and Velvet yng
In addition TO the above there be oud al the same place. the
celebrated cutter PBlFFE, will always be on hand 70 gave
those ayorng him with call beautiful fit. Clothing male 10
Order aud Tailoring done to give sasacon
regards the price and the quality. The subscriber takes
method Of rendering his thanks his customers for their pat
ronage and bs continuance OF the and requests the pub
lie 70 call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All persons indicted the will please settle the SAINT
possible the old business must b settled up and much
furrher iHdugeRss saHnst be allowed. ssHe-N