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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
1t affords us pleasure to announce that
the work on this improvement will be
at once recommended. and the road com
pleted to Coal Creek. A meeting of the
Board Of Directors was held few days
since, and a resolution to the above effect,
offered by Col. o, p. Temple, was unani-
mously adopted. Col. G. A. Nee was
elected Chief Engineer. The Company
possess ample available means to COM
plete the road to the above named point,
which will penetrate the extensive coal
region, and supply the road with sufli-
cient trade to meet tho working expen-
ses.
This will be an important road to East
Tennessee, and particularly to Knoxville,
and we hope its friends will carry out the
resolution of the Board, and press on the
work to the Kentucky line.-RnorriAe
Register.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

MURDER AND LYNcHING.-Mr. Allen
Page, of Conecuh county, Alabama, was
murdered a short time since, while re-
turning home from Claiborne, whittier he
had gone to dispose of his cotton. The
Spartan, published in Sparta, Conecuh
county, gives the following particulars:
Suspicion rested upon two brothers, r.
vim and Stephen Ward, one of whom was
present when Mr.. Page received the mo-
ney for his cotton. They were arrested,
and upon being examined, confessed the
deed, each charging the other with hay
ing fired the fatal shot,
We have just learned, with deep regret,
that the Wards have been hung by the
people of Sepulga. They made full con-
fession of the murder previous to their
execution. Stephen Ward fred the fatal
shot, while Irwin was lying concealed and
asleep, with pistol, some hundred yards
from the scene of the tragedy, and did
not even wake. A paper was drawn up
and signed by some eighty men, pledg-
ing themselves to mutual protection, and
assuming the fearful responsibility of the
summary execution. Nearly three hun
dred persons were assembled at the spot,
and the greatest excitement prevailed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

The RUTHERFORD rRAGEDY.-Having
published day CT two ago, an erroneous
account of the following circumstance,
we insert the correct statement of the
Murireesboro News:
Too Men RiNed.-We learn that on last
Saturday night, Berry Burnett and Wat
son Vardell went to the house of Il. j.
Odeneal, about nine miles East of this
city, and called him from his house into
his yard. A fight ensued. Odeneal was
knocked down with rock, his skull bad
ly fractured and the opinion here from
reports received is, that he will die
Brandon Nevil, a young man, and a rela-
ton of Odeneal, shot Vardell and Bur
nett during the fray. They are both
dead. Vardell died in few hours after
the shooting; Burnett fingered longer
but died also. A more fatal tragedy has
not occurred within our recollection, in
the county of Rutherford,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

DRUNKENNEss.--Three thousand ine-
briates have applied for admission into
the New York State Inebriate Asylxm.-
Among the number are thirty clergy
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09
ELoPEMEsT IN GALLIpoLIs.-Romance Is

ELoPEMENT IN GALLIpoLIs.~Romance Is
on the qui vive in Gallipolis, Ohio An
old gentleman, about fifty years Of age
or SO, eloped few evenings since, with a
beautiful ard interesting young girl of
fifteen. In such haste was the lover of
the young lady that he carried her off
without bonnet or any kind Of head dress.
They were hotly pursued by the anxious
"parent" of the latter, and received sew
eral salutes in the rear Of his shot gun,
but without any injury Whatever,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09
A Voice from the North,

We extract the following from the New
York correspondence of the the New Or
leans Crescent:
say it without fear of contradiction.
that do not believe the Democrats can
elect any Presidential candidate in 1860
The Black Republicans will elect Seward
easily, unless the Southern Opposition
extend their combination North, and run
ticket with VIM. c. Rivcs, or some 9TH
er equally good conservative man in the
Northern States. That policy would de-
feat the Republican Presidential candi-
date, and if the Opposition" candidate
was not elected, he would at least pre-
vent the election of Seward, and give it
to the Democratic candidate. But should
no such course be pursued, and only two
candidates be run for the Presidency, viz:
n Republican and Democrat, then | say
VIM. II. Seward will be the candidate Of
the Republicans, and miracle only can
prevent his election by the people in 1860.
There is no use of concealing prospects
ahead, or the political chances of both
parties in the Presidential election in
1860. The Charleston convention may
nominate anybody they please; the pros
poets of his election is not two chances in
ten this day, and they are not likely to
improve in the next eleven months and
five days.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09
Financial Condition and Resources
of Tennessee.


From the Nashville Daily News.
The report of the Comptroller of the
Treasury to the present General Assembly
presents gratifying view of the financial
condition and resources of the State.
The receipts and expenditures for the
year, ending October lst were as follows
RECEIPTS
From tax collectors, taxes on prop
erty and olls................. ...........Sl712 200 IS
From Clerks of County Courts, taxes
and licensed privileges. s...............
From registration of deed and law
suits...... 1jT,32O 06
From profits of the Bank of Tennessee 10000 80
From all other sources. l27,O2S 6i
Total receipts ...............Si, ,l7s953 Al
EXPENDITURES
Distributed for Common Schools .$l91, ,739 25
Interest ON Internal Improvement
ponds. 3I3,S00 ~
state prosecutions. 67,lIO 81
Judicial expenses s...................... 5,579 80
Academies. 1870 gI
All other purposes. 1888 90
Total.......... ..."..".............".. S953,523 90
The receipts for the next too years are
estimated at 81, ,5S0,1s7 40, or S70O,O93 so
per annum; and the expenditures at ST.
5C0,4ss 90, OR S7sO,24 A per annum.
The State tax is at present l3 l-l6 cents
upon the 500 of taxable property. The
Comptroller recommends that it be re-
duced to five cents upon the 500. A
tax Of five cents, he says, for the next
two years, upon the taxable property of
the State, together with the present poll
tax $50 cents, would yield more than is
estimated, and leave q surplus from that
source sufficient to cover any unexpected
deficiencies from other sources.
SOURCES OF PUBLIC REVENUE.
The revenue of the State is derived
from taxes on white polls, on property,
sales of land slaves and merchandise, the
EXCISE of privileges, litigation, from
fines and forfeitures, and the Bank of
Tennessee.
TAXABLE PROPERTY OF THE STATE.
The value of the property of the State,
as valued for taxation the last year, was
as follows:
East tennessee. ......"...S6i, ,lS65l1
Mhidle lchncsscc....... ........ lSSSOIU0
west tennessee. ,l55b4l
Total. ,20S6ll
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

s1- Ingratitude is SO deadly poison
that it destroys the very bosom in which
II is harborad, ..- -.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

S2I2,S2U,yJ3
Town lots are not included in the
above. Their aggregate value exceeds
S40,000,000.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. j ohm Vessels, says
the Nashville Union, power-pressman at
the Methodist Publishing House, and
most estimable citizen, was found dead
yesterday morning by his wife, in the
bed from which she had not an hour be-
fore arisen. AS was her custom, she
arose at an early hour, without seeking
to disturb her husband, to prepare break
fast; this done, a child was sent to sum-
mon him-but, alas the sleep he slept
was one that knew no waking. Aphysi-
clan was Immediately called, who gave
it as his opinion that the deceased had
expired some two hours previous.
Mr.. Vessels was native of New Jer-
sey, but more recently from New York
city, and leaves wife and four children.
HopEruL.--The New York Express
says: "We protest against holding the
conservative men of the country response
BILE for the Giddings's, the Smiths, the
Emmerson's, or even the Stewards of the
North. As we said the other day, there
are three-quarters of a million of the vo-
ters in the free States, disguised alike
with both the Republican and Democrat
ic parties, who have staid at home at the
recent State elections. These voters will
be heard from in 1860, and so heard from,
we trust and believe, as to give practical
evidence that no sectional man or section
nj party can receive at the hands Of the
People an election for the first Office in
the government"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-12-09

DEKALB CouNTY.-The following ap-
pears in the local column of the Nash
vile Patriot of the Both ult:
Take EN- Do,cn.-We have never seen
the lamp-posts recently put up at one of
the entrances to the Capitol; but we are
told that they are three figures repre-
senting morning noon and night-three cast
iron female women with every bit of their
dry-goods scorched off by the hot sand
used in casting.
In short, naked.
The gentleman from DeKalb, sent down
to legislate in the Southern end of the
Capitol, took squint at these female
lamp.posts in q state of nature the other
day, and was as much shocked as if he
had unconsciously grasped the wire of
balvanic gattery. lie Immediately walk
ed into the House, and Indignantly re-
quested the body therein assembled to
join him in virluous resolve to haven
'em taken down and hid.
The gentleman from DeKalb is of the
opinion that Shakespeare was laboring un-
der mistake when he remarked that
beauty when unadorncd is adorned the
most" or that the remark is eminently
inapplicable to beauty in the form of fe-
male lamp posts.
Such things around the court house of
DeKalb might not look any too well, but
several years will elapse before any body
else will be shocked at them here.
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INCREASE OF VALUE.

INCREASE OF VALUE.
The following table will show the in
crease in value of the taxable property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01
By A. GREEN. Auctiopeer.

Il ING LoTs IN THE EAsrKRN PART OF THE c1yT ,
Der, by virtue Of ed Of trust 70 The VEN
osrs aring dare the 7th day Of April. 1880, and re
and one Of land record. i9 for VA ~ ST.
county. in the District OF Columbia, the foiov.D2
washington, District aforesaid. The sale viii
erty, vizi - Z 80 - ''~ f'vp
Lots numbered sixteen and seventeen ZIG and II.
ia Square numbered ten hundred and eighty az
q ,n8S .ot Numbered fifteep (I5l in Sonasa 49,.
bered ten hundred and ninety i've n as5 isots nn-
oered two and four q and A. in Square numbered
ten hundred and ninety-seven Q,oe7.f and Lott
oered eleven hundred and nineteea Q,llsl contsiu-
ing 1,562 square feet of ground, more or less
purchaser. ~. = ~ - - - ~ 'o Va 'ss
II the terms Of sale are NOT complied with within
ooays the trustee reserves the right to resell tie
property q the risk and cost Of the tst
EDM ARD g. yfrurtee
oc eo-uous "A. GREEN, AHct.
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INV 1oeK, Nov. I-Flcur Is Arm: soS. n q
asf ~ Ohio IS .4oaSS On; southern 10 nominal
heat Is quiet sales unimportant Southern white
inal Pork IN heavy; mes si5 .Isk: prims so 80
Lard 10 heavy at lokalox. WHISKY Il dull and
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FInanef&I

NEW rokE, Nov. Stock are Quiet. Chi.
AZ Illinois Central shares e2X; Michir.n South.
efn ~ New York Central so Pa Coal Co saT.
sksesding asS; Canton Co. rs Va. e's siX; No &.
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90 81 dts Marshal for pi,trIc; ~ SYkLP|ES,
By J. c. Meg UIRE Z Co. Aoct,ooee1,.


FURNITURE AND HoUsEHOLDE
AT PUBPic AuCTIoN.-On FRIDAY MORN
NG, November 9Th, at 10 O'clock at the residsnc,
OF the late Mrs +. Hamilton Hoiley ON 4 stree.
near Connecticut avenue. shall sell ali the Guf-
nitnre ana In scts CONFUSING portion Of the fur
Y lmson and bue ,stin covered SOFIA,
Lounges, Arm and Paror Chairs, Ottouanx
Antique Arm Chairs in vorsted worked Govern.
Mshogaly carved centre, sofa and card Tables.
wa nut Etegercs, marble-top Tables, /
kush, cane and bamboo Chairs. { E-'rafs
Glit Mantel Time piece. Vases &c
GIT and bronze Candelahras and Ornaments
sutts OF bue satin silk lined CurtaiuS with 4 aae
- CnrtaIns, cords ans tassels,
8russeis And Ingram Carpets, Oilcloth Mating
French China gait and decorated Dinner, Desert
Chips and Glassware, rshls Cutlery. - ssl-F @ (
Mahos any French Bedsteeds, wardrobes.
Dressing Tables and w sshstands. -
n ii And Hnsk Mattresses, Feather Beds,
1,snkefs. Comforts. COMMENCEMENT
Ded and Table Linen Toilet Sets.
LOOKING Stove, kefngeyator, Tin Safe. p
Toeefher with general assortment of BousehoIa
and Kitchen Requisites. - o1''"o''
Terms: $50 and under. cash; over that sum. a
credit Of 60 and day., for satisfactorily
oc I'D J. c MCGUIRE CO. Auct.
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Daltinere mark.sa

- BAIIixoRs, Nov; 4. : Flour cios>d ss~sdr.
sgs suees htld n IS o., without buyers.
being offered Corn 10 dull and slow Of ale. bgt
prices are unchanged; white and yellow pose2r
Provisions closed quiet; mes pork sfs Is: prime
- :, 20; bacon sides skc. Whisky closed ssesdy
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FIRE In Flerida,

,, asoSs r. Nov. is.-The cslumsss sss ssss
burning the principal part OF de I'm. =. .,.ss
p ' Ie' %wn, The principal sufferers were DunI
D. Isle, John Ely Co, wiilism pe~-r,
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By WALL L BARNARD Anotionee,.-

BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneers,
TWO NEARLY NEW FRAME DWELL
= lSGs On STREET AT AUcTfoN.-On MONDAY
A AZ LII IN, ~ November, at ~ O'Clock,
Square 81, fronting % feet on D. between stf ana e5
s..eess east and lmproyed sy story nearly new
Also, Immediately after the aboxe and n the sar a
plsos, .e vii offer Lot rs Square i.o9I. 100 feet
Terms; One third cash balance in 8. I2 and Ii
montns' bearing Interest, and secured By deed Of
oc % WALL q BARNARD. Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.

MAKsnAL's sALE.-In virtue Of writ of G 81,
cuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for tse cors
9 OF Msshlngton and 70 me directed, viii EXPOSE
So pn2,,e SALE FER cash. a. the county jail, in aid
next, 1855 commencing AZ y o'c'ocE m, ali John
hovxess likht Lite c3ig and interest in and 10
tie, e Bogs and 10 sheep, seized and levied on and
vii ee soa % SATISFY J9dicisls No. s. % January
Ter Adams IS. John Hoover, -
90 dts Marshal for District NJ; ~ SYHcS osmS
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yepted BY the. renowned = = -c = =
! J
fon he Crimes, snd siSce n NJ
hisqccf9se IL mRnnfhctar 4 "
- y Cnossx T. bLASE- = ~
Sffssd3s sl,Ssiy I ne Tn9, IxMe
8 tria.. convinced thai Il IN
must odd 70 the. already M %Dj
!srGe oonsumption, and N M
that tf IMPROVE itself nm WLSW
eluplleq, elther aaa stimu. vS ~
"a, "a Is e a l Ias.t ssssate Or en- INN ~
0EMoHs % 1n LoupoR W
Soyer's new ssaoe, ssdasd dc sSslsans's ssscs.
n 1ads 31I TIE Tufkish recipe; its 6syor IL q
"a 8 .Gosds sd q easss q
eH happy conbinstion 81 svogS Sp4 ~
WORTHY 9slesss tesss ofs Snifsns, the ssniss
q: . soy?es and Ne universal patTonags q de-
eslminAting publio."-Otssrosv. = .
rs1kSSSS sc e 5ssosIess q
sAs kpllstss g ths sPPssi{S dis Gcsss Sphls
r. 81 sSssIi s ~ = ~ : H. =
Fl; ~ ss.ss i aess dslisiasss q -
Eli y s 'Is!s,s g. Nh 3. gE s!s
E&s!@! !. sEz { 5.!:::s
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Yellow Fever In New Oriesn
NEW ORLEkNs, Get. A-Tvru<x a. 49,
~ ron yellow fever were reported Zoe lsst weeS n
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DR. .REALR'smagniacen panopticon Of the War
IN India y on exhibition yet at Odd Fellows'
Hall, and draws crowds nightly. I
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SMOOT q BURROUGHS,
No. 119 BRID6K STREET. GRoRGHfow D. G.,
Have received and are Offering cheap to cash pur
chaser, 2 large ans dssirable s..ortment Off Ii
Fancy Colored Dress SILKS and X obes, fas =.
Black erode Rhnes, Mourning Silks,
Plaid aud Striped PopIlns and yalenciss, - stss.
Pyinted aud Plain French Merinos,
Rich Robes and AL Wool Deiaines, - :
large lot Of Delaines. from ~ to n rents
EEns,sh and Merrimsok Prints ~ great variety
ing Goods generally ofthe hest grades.
A!exander's Kid Gloves, ell colors and numbers,
Hosiery Of every description, 49,"
ssssss1s:, Table R.nssk, Linen sheetins.
Ladies', and Boys Merino Vests, . ~
Gents Undershirts and Dravers
Tie, Pocket HANDKERCHIEF, Crsvats, 2eis.
Embroideries, Lace Collars and Ssa,
With large assortment Of heavy Wooden and M
w ,nestic Goods, for seryants' vesf,
WIN hrst clase assortment of Clot a.. Cant
meres and yestings, for gents and boys' y ~.
Having Al the faci!ities fr buying and getting
our goods from the importers aud manu- acturers
Sssp the best terms We shall always Be prePsredio
90 a. 60 m SMOOT A. RuRRnrIcrrs
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MIlI1 IIT!H NVEIlPI


xhcAso, Oct Si.-Scnatr Hale pubiishe~
-, ~. ~ The Chicago Pres and Tribune az a.
I'm AIMS, WIS morning, In reference 10 ths ss1>mpf 10
-. nys he viii not undertske the 60 - xs.S,-
menss,esS 800 geauemen, Whose nance have ben
onlx rens out a. Gar - rslssss % himsef. he can
the ebtryy. ~ esnying every VOID end sylisble Of
oeglning 70 end, ana challenging a., ,rorid ~,
sSN ~ .s.amony, written o. vsrbsl sue1s,uirS
sSee a. ;n ss. aoe he ssver had any fnewi
other person, ever Contemplated an i,s.,,.rs,.,,,
In virginia o. elsewhers. He pledees hns.is
that IL the evidence 10 laid beforr TIE y,.d IL.
Of Maryl.nd Or Virginia, and they and bin %
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2 CIRcuIT CoURT.-The case Of Mary E. Brouauoh
agt. Thomas 8. Robinson, which was pending
when our report closed yesterday, was not con,
eladed ON the rising Of Court. -
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SEE ApvERTIsEMENr elsewhere Of the Concert
to be given by the choir of the First Ranti.t
Church. The best musical ability Of the CITY has
been secured, comprising such names as Mr. and
Mrs Daniel, b. Dawson. Mr. Tabler, Mr. w
T. Morgan, and Others. Look out for this concert
Warren RETURNs.-Joseph Holmes, vagrant;
dismissed, with good advice VIM Walker.
for trial. Three dodgers were accommodated
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= TIE IsLAxn SOCIAL CLVp propose to give a
grand cotillon party tomorrow "wednesday
evening, at the Assembly Rooms, Louiaiana ave
nue.. Drop In. t. -,
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4xN's DlBss sJTRs, axe i i
yo,,v., n,,.. sr,,. As's Bs'ssss' ssss'.
- Yessks' Bssissss Ssiss,
CHmDaxn's Dlxss suITe,,

sNoAH WAIxzR { Co.. Marble Hal Cletblng
snnonnoe that their ANIMAL displsy OF FIJI and
Winter Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. y
Youths' Clothing ofthe newest and richest designs
IN material, trimming, and yorkmanship. -
eshioneble articles Of dress, en- oDpoItanify ls nov
offered for gslectpg from the most attractive stOck
dseed priees. Eisl Z - = sp2-iy
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p0ARnfx0.

ROARDING.-Mrs. BOWIE, 47O isth streee,
- bstvesn + and @ east side, has handsomely
farnisaed, pleasant and reasonable ROOMS fos
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GR0RGRTOWI ADVERTIsRMTs
p BARGAINS! BARGAJNsn

BARGAINS! BARGAINsm
y QST Recsived from thu late New York auctions
Q large variety of Dress Goods, Embroiderieg,
50 springs new style Hoop Skirts, ct q IS, worth S.
e 90 90 90 AS vO orth az g
8 do do do SO. worth &f.as.
Also, ell sizes Misses do half the price, I
NO tn S1.12,
Bonnet Ribbons, Fluted. Colored and Black Velvet
Ribbons. exceedingly low,
Ladies, Cloth, all wool and best quai y, suitable
for Ragis1s, at Sl5n. worth 81, .a.E
leather, at 81 IS, worth Sa 80 - = :
Togsth with Q large assortment of Cloak Tas-
Of Worstsd Goods, with good many more ARTICLES
too numerous to mention. Call early and COW noe
yourseif before purchasing elsewhere, 81 the new
establishsd pIaee Tor bargains, at = -
r GUTMAN'S Baltimore Branch Stare,
oc 8-lw F@i III Bridge street
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80 % locations n the city for feesiur eovs
milk can be sod in the Insr q csftle s3d ~ he
a as1as , esiy: Apply e Mr.: sAML REDFExS.
i.l sAh mile K. IT, TfssAcTs q LSNDea.
Of the 9s.ss and Asrsns Rsrosa AZ
Iefsr for sale ire Ct Of land ofszs ,e,..i,a..
,I "A: T.ss sS . he i n
shs distance sy either route about miles. s"o
ips q sa1 x eSy sssrm ofsner.e
bitter body e END s.nest Be ss5 IN hsp ssetos
half mile upon Il is ever, thss ss e e,
ssss I'D SS iissr sss 81 e
% S.,.s %y iSs VI have 70
hs.ss n 8, =: ss :.
@ ssS 4 VIA ~ s sssS
siose q the Blue Ridge mesntsins. sss'srn
he ssnGs % sss ..TOsa q ri. yes Of
or n i've sss ,.sSy %,r0yss
s e n1'i lone ss q .
hegE in che can Do the the : ssss
the .s%s vs - ;b nisx. "a os aeh
LsnchSs..s and iss esss viii Cha iosse 20
ne psItensr position Of this tsis farm in ', sp.ct
,as pr6ssfSis Ss.ss !, . ssaT Ss.ss,
wish @ sell also another Tract. of M .<r,,.
VIZ. most Of q has never been cleared 10 al Of
Der has great deal Of fuel upon TX he M.
Market Turnpike Road forms Its icpsesf lire ~
Both trscts vlll be sold st public suotsop IN m,
olsposea q privately BY the Let Of Deosn1ber. and
soia on the usual Terms oftvo or three snnus in
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Town. CLOCK FOR sAL.E-Ths clock for.
II merry IN u Sc IN the steeple OF Christ Church-
Georgetown, ID. c., s for sale. II can be see kJ4l
on application ct the Mayors Office, at any I'll
o'clock. oc sJ-2avaw ~
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iRrssBecs 81 Aasther vieflasee &c. uIs,e. A,
50 ses New Orleans.
- NV ORIxaxs, Oct. 3o-Tt Il reported here
has another vigilance committee ID forming In re-
ence 70 the election on the IN. IL isss.fed that
dsputasion Of Plug Ugiies have arrived from
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Ey J. 9. Nee 0lRE Z CO.. Iocsiooe,r.T
g}S aN EbikA,sSSpp ! H2gsEH0I ID Esrner..
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