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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-29

F. N. Sackpole's Advertisement.
T AM now receiving an elegant assortment of
STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Soda Raisins, Mackerel
PORTER IND HE,
Almonds Cream Tartar, Cranberrics Oysters,
Candy, Sardncs, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, Ce-
ment, Turpentine, Faints and Oils, Camphor, Race
Ginger, Alum, Madden, Coppers, Churns, Zinc wash
hoads Well Buckets, Wash-iubs, Tin-warc, Vinegar,
Castor Oil, Saddlery. Side Saddles, Ztock Saddles
LEATH e r..
Hog-skins, Boot top Skins, Enamclied Leather, Bug
gy Whips, Brass Ornaments.
o. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
Hardware, Tools, Window Glass, Bar and Slab Iron,
Mouse Traps, Hollow augers, Wash Kettles, Spikes
and fencing nails, Cast Steel. Paidon's Grain
Blades, Hoop and band Iron, Wood Saws.
CLOTHING, BOOTS md SHOES,
Stationery, School Books For the Ladies / have o
nice asso rtment Of Dress Goods,
Staple and Fancy.
Silk Berages and Tissues, Lawns, Robes, Ginghams,
Muslins Taretons, Kid Gloves Parasols, beautiful
assortment Ladies Hosiery, Damask, Napkins, Jet
Necklaces and Bracelets, Bonnets, Embroidered Sik
Beautffas .Marseills Collars and Slecres, very
handsome. Bibbons, Lace, Calicos in abundance
All the above Goods, and many more too numerous
to mention offer at fair prices for cash, or reason
able time to prompt customers. ro,p
To those who enjoy Good s1oEs JoT To aS-
CO. prepared expressly for the Poshttan Pipe, small
lof Of which have just received direct from one Of
the Second Fdmf1fes Of pirg;ats.
Z 81 SIAckPcLI,
4 \ 3,-gc .euaaetitn s slaii. a3 aiih TIC tabso.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-29
Notice 10 Bridge BuiIders.

NOGtCC 70 III 1u6C HuauCISs
TT'HOSE who understand building Bridges are IN
/ yiied to forward to the Chief Justice Of Dallas
county, plans and specifications for a double tract
Bridge across the Trinity River at the town Of Dallas
Il viii require two principal spans. one about 100
feet, and the other about so feet, placed upon three
piers, constructed Of durable timber two Of which
foundation, and the other about rs feet The County
Court designs letting out the contract for building
sa;d Bridge. sometime In the coming Fall, and any
nlans or specifications furnished said Chief Justice,
must be grstuitous. as no consideration will be paid
fnr tbe same. W. K MASTEN, c. c. c. D. co. T.
BY GEO. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
1os0' AQ.H ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-29
Fine Spanish Mares for Sale /!

Fine Spanish Mares for Sale
THE undersigned has just returned from NO
the South, with about 10 head Of fine Rh
snarish Mares and Ponies, and offers
them for sale at low Cash prices; or will exchange
them for good Mules, or negro property, at a fair
valuation. The Stock may lie found IL miles East
of Dallas, on the Shreveport road
lime 9Th la6a-4af
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-29
~ ENCH STORE-REUNION

FRENCH STOKE-REUNlON.
a LWAYS SUPPLIED with large stock Of Groce-
a RES. Hardware, Dry Goods. READY M.dDE
CLOTHING, Crockery, Cutlery, Books and Sta
tionery, Paints, Oils, Drugs. &C., &c.
Just now Receiring, a full supply Of
Spring and Summer 700 Gs,
Lywns, Muslins, Gnghams. Printed Calicos, Domes-
tics, Stripes, Checks, Ribbons. Trimming, fringes'
Lace. Ladies and Misses Shoes. &C. may4-44-1y
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-12-08
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3, 1850

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or expense,
10 procure DIR. Uostetter's Celebrated Bitfcrs
whose benefcent effects upen the human system
has been Clearly proved TO those who have
been stricken down i'll short space of time
by this dreadful curse, whose checks are wan
and meagre, and whose nights are slecplcss and
restless, and whose eyes dim and sunkcn,
with death staring them in the face this com.
pound must prove blessing; snalching them as
il were frorn the very moutl. Of the grave. None
can know It's true value until they have tested
it. When all others have failed these Bittcrs
have restored the sufferers to pristine health
Their popularity in all the W es,ern aud Southern
parts should introduce them 10 all fam ilics.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
VIII ere.
IL See advertisement in another column.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-12-08

SALE DAY.

The following are the saies made by the
Commissioner and Sheriff on Monday last:
Commissioners Sa!cs.-Thc Marshall House
Livery Stables and Seven Negroes, belonging to
the Estate Of EDMUND Conp, deed, were dis
posed of rs follows: The Marshall IIouse and
Lot. and buildings attached thereto, (StnbIes
and Stable Lot excepted) sold for Sll 900, JAS.
NJ. PERRIN d Co.. purchasers; Livery Stables
S4,0o5, RlILrncE Il RuSsELr purchasers The
Seven Negroes averaged 1891 90, among them
Two old ones, and au idiot boy. One woman
and sucking child brought Sl,7G5; girl, ls
years old. Sl,l25; boy, II years old. sl,3l5 :;
g'rl, years old. $3.50. Terms Of sale five years
credit, With interest.
House and Lot Of AUGUSTUS LoMAx brought
$4,000. Moses WISsrocK, purchaser. The Tray.
LoR Tract Of Land, $3.50; HENDERSON Tract
1856.
.SheriV's Salcs.-169 acres Of Land for 81. $50;
$50 acres for $i75; Negro woman, 81 Years old
for . 3l,2oo; hoy. years old, for 800; House
aud Lot. 1000, ]. T. MooRE. purchaser; 2l0
acres Land, S5I,4l0, 20 acres, S5UU
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Sympathy for the Comdc".neL-The Wesley
an MetLodsts in Syracuse, n. y, have appoint
ed prayer-meetiny at their chapel for tins
morning, att o'clock, for the pu: pose of Offering
up special prayer for John Brown.
In many of the New England towns meetings
Of sympathy are appointed to be held at the
time fixed for the execution. Ii was resnlv ed at
q meeting in the oy.street church, Boston, on
Saturday, that all coored citizens having places
Of business should close them on the day named.
and pnss the time gloomily as possible.
Meetings Of sympathy 70; John Brown are
also 10 be held io.dny at fremont Temple Bos.
ton and also at IiaverhilI, Natick, and other
towns in Massachusetts, where abaltionists abound
John Brown has many sympathizers in Phila.
dolphin. and a mass meeting will be held in Ma.
tionaI Hall to-day, at which Lucrelia Mott Rev
Dr. Furness and other noted abolionists, will
make speeches.
At Providence r. L. there will be mass n, eet
ing in Prat,'s Hall. 1t will bear the character
of an Indignation meeting. such as that which
assembled here after the Brooks assault on Sum.
ner. Among the prominent speakers will be the
Hon. Thomas DAVIS and the Rev. Augusta
Woodbury.. Many Of the bells will toll.
The report that number Of pixies had been
found on The premises OF a colorcd man ut La
| fayette, 1nn., is untrue.-Bnltimore Sun, I'd
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Pichpockets-lt will be remembered that the
Columbia papers announced the arrest CT five
pickpockets during the late Fair in that CITY,
They were kept in confinement until after the
Institute Fair WAS over, when, no gentleman
caring to appear against them, three of them
were daguerreotyped and led without the limits
of the city on Friday night Of last week. The
other two. refusing to sit for their likenesses,
have been retained until they comply.
We arc informed that the three, who were
dismissed the city, were taken in charge the
same night by relief guard at the junction of
the Charlotte railroad near Columbia and pun
ished for their rascalities. Their heads were
half shorn, and seventy five lashes were laid on
their bare hacks. They were then put on board
the train for this city, with advice to return
again when they desired another application.
They continued on tho South Carolina road
to Kngsville, where they changed their route to
the Wilmington and Manchester road. Satur-
day morning they partook of hearty brakfast
at Florence, and when last heard of were bound
for decentralization Courier.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-12-08
DEATH OF MIR. BELLIEGER

We regret, says the Columbia Guardian, to
chronicle the death Of Edmund Dclinger, Jr.
Esq.
Mr.. Belli"ger, rs was noted in our columns,
some weeks since sustained some very serious
injuries, by n fall from his buggy, caused by
the running away Of his horse. There is
little doubt but this accident accelerated his
deuth.
Dir. Bellinger's death will be loss to the
State, as he was engaged in work for which he
was eminenl'y qualified-the Revision of til c
Statutes of South Carolina. Mr.. BclIinger
throughout his public and professional career
won the esteem and confidence Of all who knew
him
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-12-08

S a NsO Esgland Clergyman in the Memphis
EOdsin Gsns.-Anl old sol, named Thomas
Quinn. who has recently beensbefore the Rscor-
der for intoxioatiop. wss sentenced yesterday TO
thirteen days on the chain gang for being drunk.
Qainn was formerly clergy man, aud was raised
and spenta great portion Of his life 10 New
England. So it is The persop who cannot
scontrof his appetite must take the aousequene ees
which are sure To follow, We hsd shuc h rather,
however. see come ofthe 'athrse thousand" who
have ..stoien tho livery Of God to serve the
devil in," In QuignS place !; and We don Z know
II not better quarters, i@thsy'l .eome here.---
!: ApdtaaeAe. -, 81 - ~ y.
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--latest by the Europa. Europa touched at
Queenstown on the goth. The following later
news has thus been receIvad:
SHANGHAI, Thursday, Oct, 6.
The Chinese Government has repudn,ed the
treaty with the United States by refusing to
open the ports of Suantopl and Telwan, as stip.
ulated.
PARIS Saturday, Nov. l9.
No formal invitation to the Congress has vet
been sent to England by France, but Count Per
signy has been instructed TO arrange the prelim.
mary conditions with Lord John RUSSELL The
formal and official invitation will be sent to Lon.
don from the Cabinets Of Vienna and Paris 81.
multaneously. Tho invitations will not bs iden-
tical. Austria will propose that the Congress
| assemble in Paris, while France will abstain
from indicating any place. 1t is certain that
Austria. through the medium of Prince Meter
Mich has protested against the nomination Of
Regent by Piedmont, such Regency would
| he contrary TO the conditions Of peace signed at
Zurich. 1t is stated that England also has made
representations against the Regency.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times Of Sat-
| urtlay, states thut confidential communicate ion
| Of an important nature has been addressed by
the Minister of the Interior to all the Prefects Of
| France, with view of obviating the effect PRO-
duc-d in England by the violent language of
the French press. The Projects are instructed
to invite such Journals to hc more crcumspcct.--
The Minister says that i"urnal, while defend
ing energeticaly the rights Of the country.
might ensily avoid offending the susceptibility OF
n great people by pursuing this line OF conduct.
Also. that the diguity of the Imperial policy
may be reconcied with the interests of the ALI
ance Of France and the maintenance of peace
! Paris, Saturdny-l2 p NJ.
The Bourse continues very dull. Rcn,es open
at 69f. 90c.
| 3.l5 p. M.-The funds closed shade lower
Rentrs 6af s5c. or nearly below yesterdays
quotations.
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Deeaying Racss.-Tho natives Of the Sand.
wich Islands, like the MexicaDs AMI Indians of
this continent, are gradually dis ppearing before
the approach of the superior civilization of the
white man.
The present number Of the Hawaiinns would
not probably exceed $4,000, and should tho pres.
ent ratio Of decrease proceed unchecked, IN
few days tho number must be very small. The
decrease 10 due in great measure to lcen,ious-
ness, indolenee, the prevalence of epidemics. and
the great demand for Hawaiian seamen, who 90
abroad, many Of them never to return. White
the aborigines are decreasing, there is also a
steady increase, Of the foreign element by
birth aad immigration, most of those born on
the Island desiring to grow up and spend their
days there.
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CONTRAST IN PRICES.

Capt. +. T. RopERrsoN, Auc;oneer, furnishes us
with a memorandum Of a sale Of negroes he
made Of tie E,tate Of Maj. BRoYLEs in 1915
There were 35 in numbrr. all young and likely,
among them distiller, two Shoemak"rs, two
House Girls, two Wcavcrs and Scur,s,resscs
two Blacksmi,hs. ii good Cook, two Wagoucrs,
full grown aud likely field hands, brought abou,
$50 dollars, and the whole lot sold for the aver
age price Of 449 dollars, which is not one half
Of the average Of such sales at the present
time
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THE SILVER CLIP

The Executive Committee Of the Abbeville
District Agricultural Society, in pursuance to
previous notice, awarded, on last Sale Day, the
Silver Cup to WILLIAM B. BEooKs, Of New
Market, for tho lurgest production of cotton.
grown Of land. Tie Cup eau he
had by application at the Jewelry Store of II. Il.
e. j. L. Owen, in this place. The following
were tho competitors, with the amount per
acre
2,034 lbs, Dr. =. w. CoSNou, !, 724 lbs.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-12-08

Il Bro"n's Piker Caught at PrattuiHe Our
I'ofiey.-We learn that on Friday last, a man
(whose name we did not hear,) was arrested at
Prattvlle on suspicion Of unsoundness His
trunk was searched and letters from Ossa W alto
mie Brown discovered therein. Supposing This
to tie the fact-and we believe it is rue-we
would advise that the citizens of PrativiIle and
the adjacent country Immediately organize a
committee Of Vigilance, Try the case fairly and
if the defendcnt be found to have held correspon.
ience of any sort with the old devil Brown,
hang him within t,centy four hours. It is non-
sense-nsy, IL is madness--to talk of law for
such offences. Let our people protect themselves
asserting their inaIienabIe right of self defence
The law has cracks. creyices, flaws jails some.
times are unsafe; strong cope and stout tree
neUer do fail. s
Our people must wake up. The country must
be cleured Of Abolition vsrlnin. The work can.
not be commenced too soon. Three months is
ample time iu which to clear our borders Of
every enemy.-Aontgomsry Nail. -
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBETILLE DIS1RICT
T., E~,,;txr

james IIughcy
and wife,
ct. nl
rs. Bill for Partition of Real
Edward Adams, Estate.
DCRSt ANT TO order Of Court, Will sell at
L public QUERY, Mt Ahbcvile c. FI;ansSaIe-
Day in January next, (2,) the Real Estate Of
John adams deed, in three tracts. Tie Long
Cane Tract will be sold separately, contsi.ng
300 Acres more less. Tie Home Tract is 10
be divided into two tracts. Said tracts To- be re-
surveyed, and platts exhibited on day Of sale.
Any information III reference to these lands can
b" obtained from james III. Cobb, at Abbevile
&. H.. or fran Harmon Stevenson, who lives
near tn" lands. Said lands are bounded by N.
J. Davis, Thos. f.. Owen and others
Terms: A credit Of one and two years with
interest from day of sale
Purchasers to give B"nls with ut lcast two
good surr'ies and mortgage to secure the pur-
chase money, pay the costs in Cash and pay for
papers.
WM. II. PARKER, cEA.D.
Commissioners Office, W
Dec 6, 1859. 3s ,4ts
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The N-1 Siirer Wines.-Consdcrnbl ex.
citement has been created Mt san Francisco by
the arrival of Mr.. +. J. Hughes. direct from
the new mining region in Waslloc Valley. The
BuUctin saws:
Mr.. Hughes has with him mass of silver
mixed with gold, weighing Al ounces, and val
ued nt 81 per ounce. This bar Was obtaued
from one arroba, or 25 pounds Of the tail,srs
Could this he taken fair sample of the
whole it would Indicate the astonishing result
of mass of refuse dirt from which the poId
had becn extracted by the ordinary process,
worth 81 To The pound. The ledge in The Com
stock claim has two leads of gold and one Of
silver ore. The gold rock has been nrove.l by
the ordinary test to be worth from $500 TO S2501
per ton. The silver lead consists of the black
metal which is stated to produce Ss5OD0 to the
ton, Ill the proportion Of AZ of silver to 4 of
gold. The gold leads are from S to . feet thick
and the dip OF the gold bearing rock is about
80 degrees or nearly perpendicnl lar. The entire
ledge is between Is and 20 feet wide. The
silver vein is from 6 10 "a inches wide. The
deposits are at Virginia town, which IL 20 miles
from Carson Valley, ID from Carson City and
about 100 from Sacramento There is n ledge
of gold rock near Was' oe lake which is said 10
have yielded $2lO0 in gold to the ton.
More than twenty other Veins have been
opened in the vicinity, and are now in the pro-
cess Of development 1t is thought that they
extend all the way from Honey Lake to Walker
River. The Prospectings generally reveal gold
ON the surface; the silver appears eight or ten
feet below. The most magn iticent deposit of
gold ever discovered in this continent or in the
world, is represented to have been opened nj
Gold Hill, i'll canon, or rather valley. one and
half miles from Virginia town. The hill is
isolated from the noun tain spurs, to which it
probably once belonged, and is properly mound,
about GO feet high, 5000 feet long, by 2o00 feet
wide. 1t is traversed by veins of auriferous
quartz, partly decomposed, yielding from $500
to Ss25O0 to the ton. This enormous mass of
character from Virginia. in honor of whom the
! neighbnring village has been named. 1t is COM
| pu;ed that this fortunate person has expended
| within two months eight or ten Thousand dollars
| III the purchase Of his favorite fluid for the con-
sumption Of himself aud his friends.
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commercial.
ABEEvII.LE, Dec. 3,

ABEEvILLE, Dec. 3, 1859.
Cotton.-But little Offering We quote from
to % cents.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 6, 1850.
Cofton.-The sales Of cotton yesterday amount
cd to 90 bsles-prices nominal.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3, 1850.
Cotton Sales of cotton to-day 5000 bales.
Prices in favor Of buyers.
New ORLEANS, Dee. s, 1859.
Cotton-Sales of cotton to day 5000 bales.
Market generally unchanged. Middlings lOa
to III cents; Sugar buoyunt at an advance Of
&c. Freishts OH cotton I" Liverpool !.
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90 o.
WHAT THEY ARE DOING.

We sec from the report e ven of the proceed
ing of the Legislature. that several .ets of Reso.
lutons have been offered by different members,
alludIng 10 the lIrrer's Ferry insurrection, and
prop"sIng Southern Confederacy, &c. We
regard these ua merely the express ion Of the
opinions of the individual movers of them mon
which they will be allowed 10 tarrangue for bun
comb for brief hour, and lhon suffered quietly
20 be thrown away worthless verbiage. For
our own part, are tired and sIck of this chiId's
play OF Resolving to do and never doing, We
are too apt, under the influence Of temporary ex-
citement to run uto extremes and assume positions
which we are not able 10 MAINTAIN, and every
evasion or trucking from any assumed position.
hasbut the effect 10 weaken our cause aud rem.
der us by vasciIatins policy the more ridiculous
III the sight of our enemies We are therefore
opposed to nny proposed line Of policy which has
not for its chief recommendation certainty and
success. We believe now, that South Carolina
should not do more than Indicate in single sen.
tence her willingness TO cooperate with her sis.
ter Southern States in any Southern measure
they, in tieir judgement, may deem necessary.
We have tried the lead when others would not
follow; let us now give them the lead and prom
Ise only to hitch OIL TO the car of Southern safety
whenever they shall have put the train in mo-
ton.
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EXECUTION OF JOHN BROWN.

We find the following account of the exccu.
ton Of the traitor, in the Columbia papers of
Monday:
The military assembled at 9 o'clock this morn
ing, and were posted on the field leading to
the place of execution, and also at various points
as laid down in the general order. Everything
was conducted under the strctest military dis
ciplinP, rs if the town was in state of siege
Mounted scouts were stationed in the woods TO
the left of the scnffod, and picket guards were
stationed out towards the Shenandoah noun.
tairs, in the rear.
The military on the field formed two no ollow
squares. Within the inner one the scaffold,
aud between the inner lines aud outer lines
the citizens were udmittcd-nO one being u-
lowed outside Of the lines except the mounted
guards.
At eleven o'clock Brown was brought out of
the all, accompanied by Sheriff Campbell and
assistants aud Captain Avis. the j,'lor.
A small wagon, containing a white pine coffin,
was driven up, on which Brown took his seat
Six companies of infantry, one mounted Rifle
Company, the General aud Staff, numbering Is
officers, headed the procession, and marched to-
wards the place of execution. No minister of
the gospel accompanied Brown, he desiring no
religious ceremonies either in Jail or on the
scanld
lie looked calmly around OH the people, fuly
srfp"ssessrd. lie mounted the scntiol with II
firm step. His arms were pinIoncd hv the Sher-
i'll. and he bid farewell to Captain Avis and
Sheriff Campbell.
AT half. pnst II o'clock the traps on the scat.
fold were pulled away, and, with IA few slight
struggles. Brown yielded up his spirit.
Ills body was placed i'll the coffin, and subse-
quemtIy carried to lIarprrs Ferry, under /. strong
military escort, to be delivered up TO his wife.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We call attention TO the advertisements Of
ID. McLAucnrIN. PEnRyMAN & WALLER, SAMUEL
BLACKWELL and JAMES A. TALBERr, A,lnl'ors,
A. Il. WATSON aud l.. w. WATSON Adm'ors,
e. i. JACKSON and JomN DAVIS, EDWARD DAVIS,
Commissioner, &c
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APPOINTMENTS.

Among the appointments TO the Military
Academies Of this State, we fluid the following
fom Abbeviile:
Citalci.-C. T.. WATSON.
Arsemdi-JomN DAVID, g. NJ. IIoDoEs, L. ID.
KLUGn }. w. BnowN.
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NoH.ICEs.
Nov. 80, 1859

VIZ e hereby forewarn all, persons from trading
w for a NOTE gwen by tbe undersigned to
JAS. HULL, for Eight Hundred and Ninety
Dollars, (s909O) with eredtii ihereon Of One.
Hundred aud one Dollars sssuid note was paid,
off IN FULL on Monday. the 5th i9st,s at Abb,
beviile c. Hs S. C.. Said note basrs dsts sssone
time IN Nemher, 1886 viii, John Davis, as
g. T,eJAcKsON,
Dec, 1, 1869 .s'ss
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Millinery =
49,. - AN1,SE~ - Jg.e.t
DRESS MAKING.

NHE spbseriber having engaged aha sesyicrs .
Of MRS. WoRRELLs q Tladg json HEil.
adelphia, and thoroughly acquaintsd win her
business IN alIi's departments. wopia FsspsptfpIy
and DBtfict to the fact that tifey can now ia "a
DRESSES, MANTILLAS, GLOAKs AND
BONNETs made up in ,he latsst. and most.a .ap.
proved styles II Z: ~ f5 ss.f -.
= Mrs, Worrell comes high gbly.recousnendsd ands
entire satisfaction win be ia all wcsksi
done by her. ~ s Efss nas
For the present, Mrs. Worrell may bs found:
al The residence Of Mrs. Dendy. ~;
JAS. .A.:ALLEN..ssss5at 90
Nov q, 1859 50 81 K
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Estate Of JOHN DAVIS. decd.
i. s NotieeGof Settlement. E

7 LII persenS Interested. will hereby take no.
ifA 81 tios thxfa final settlement Of the Estate
ofJ0flN DAVIS, decd, will DO made IN the
Ordinary Office. Atbsville District, on TUES
5DAY tkes91 Of JANUARY next.
EDWARD DAVIS, Executor.
81 Aer 1850 s3. 3. 80 ~
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.6ai,tIaelniat.!
MARRIRDsS

MARRI 3D. on ghntsdaya Il III Dsesmssr. by
fxssI t eSitss Dr. ais &. yAaDL2w5fo foimetiy
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