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c O NJ NJ E r CIAL 4.
Riehmond sIarLrt,. x.n,. =,


FL0UR.-We note sales to-day Of superfine 10
sh.gpeTs AT S5s4, and extra at SSi1
WHEAT-Is nnehanS Led. We quote red at n !. 20
these hsures. = 49, -
C0RN-Is UNCHANGED
Northern Mark ets.-I BY TEEEsRApHl
pAnhIiMoEg. Sept. Flour declined l2c--0hio
e . 45; red 81 20 Corn steads; white and yellow
a. ~ provlslons active bacon sides w alo.-
Mess Pork Sl5l&. Whiskey 2sssc.
unchanged. Wheat heavy-New York red 3l.I4;
nllxed hentacky Sl20. Corn guiet-laixed 81 in
Lard aud "a h.skey steady. Stocks usher; Va i 5
B.s z, M.-Cotton heavy and unchanged. Bread
stu!fs heavy and UNCHANGED. Prime Pork . iUL
Lard buosant. Sugar heavy MnscovAdo 81 a6c
Iufpentine active. Rosin dull-hoders ask an
adsance -.
Caffis.-Beevss frm-sales GO head at an ave.
rae OF % w extremes 6ss and IL. Sheep--sales
% 900 -declinad 2cd3!c. per head, and dull. Swine
Arm-salss s.00o nead.
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Lexington Law school.

The exercises of Judge BRooKENBRou CHS
Law School, as will be seen by the advertise
ment, will be resumed at the usual time, The
wide reputation and popularity of this insti-
tuition, under its able and enlightened head
an
VIII undoubtedly continue to attract large
number OF pupils. We had the pleasure on
one occasion of witnessing the admirable
mode Of instruction in this school, and are not
surprised that gentlemen already admitted to
the profession not unfrequently enroll them
selves with the students of law, in order to
avail themselves of Its great advantages.
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1t is announced that the United States Con-
vention of u iversalists viii meet in Roches-
ter in September. The Rev. L. III. Chaplin,
OF New York, is to deliver the occasional SER
mon.
The General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons OF the United States will meet in Chi
cago next month.
The notorius Sioux chief. Red Iron, who was
engaged in the Spirit Lake massacre, has been
arrested, and is now in Jail at New Uim.
Dan Sickles has made his appearance at
Tammany Hall, and taken his seat quietly
among the Sachems.
Hon J. Harvey, O member of Congress du-
ring Gen Jackson's administration, died in
New Hampshire on the 23d ut.
The u. S. storeship Supply sailed from New
York on Monday, for Loando, w. &. A.
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Inc announcement is made in MONDAYS
indes, that b. NJ DEWITT, Esq, hitherto the
editor, has become the sole proprietor of this
valuable paper. Mr. DEWITT is one of the
aolest and most sagaeions and well informed
Of the political editors of the country. His
prudence and sound Judgment render him one
OF the safest leaders Of his party, and his dig
nifty sad courtesy in political discussion give
weight and influence TO his views.
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CeYIngton Road.

correspondent states, on the authority of
Engineer FisK's report, that the grade OF the
Coyington Road In crossing the AlIaafa n iee IL
only ~ isst 10 the miie, instead OF 81. " stated
~ tne Osspatoh, on the authority of documents
whteh gave ~ - the trade
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Franklin Farrell died in
Braxton county, Va on Saturday, from the
effect Of pistol ball in the abdomen fired &C
cdentaly by his friend, Samuel Singleton,
with whom he was practicing wheeling ana
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Ha NANAN u o I'D II r. " 4 IJ--F nom tI19
CIV subscriber, about the middle of September
MISS MICRO MAN, med W iLET, or
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES called Wiley Gran
E~ison-about "a or 20 years old, Ordinary SIZE
bacon color has one tooth out in 'front.' He for
nlery belong ed to- Dr. Anderson, OF Amelia county.
1 Will pay the above reward of 800 for his dslls-
cry at LumpkiR's jail, IN Richmond. Any infoT-
nHtIoD concerning him will be thank tus received.
and can be addressed TO Scotland Neck, Halifax
county, N. C. Ii. WlATHERSBEE.
ast 24-intN
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SEVERE FRosT.-A killing frost fell in the
'Giades,' Randolph county, Va, on Monday
night last, des troyng the late corn and utterly
des troying the buckwheat.
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U. S. NAvy.--The total tonnage of the Unit
ed States Navy is 1874 5S7, divided thus: Ships
ot-the- liae, 27,0s trlgaf es, II, 63; sloops of
war, 49, i5i brigs, 1853; steamers, I,4s9; store
ships, 5,6}7.
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The TEXAS ELECTIoN.-The New Orleans
papers state that the Independents, or Hous-
ton Democrats, have majorityo of twenty two
on joint ballot, in the new Legislature recent
" elect
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EDUCATIONAL.


CELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- SCHOOL, BETWEEN t25th AND 18th SITS.
The Eighth Session Of tnis School will commence
on The 9TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1859, and terminate
on the 5th Of JULY 1860. The undersigned pledges
hiinsefto spare no labor pains to- promote the
Improvement and best interest of those ntrusted
to his care; to heir moral no less than to their n
teectual training, he will devote himself with un
firing assldulty.
TEeMs-For the session of ten months, $50. $40
and $50 according to the grade of stndies pursued.
Bows may enter at any time, and will be charged in
proportions; but none received for less than FIVE
months, and no deduction made except in case OF
protreeted illness.
se sit r. A FRAYSER Princinal
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80 NnTIEE Was cnmr1lttell tn the inii a

AE N0TGCE.-Wa committed to the jail of
tls this county, Bed ord. Fa.., en- the 18th day
a of ii,ly last, ls59, q. q runaway. negro mar
- calling himself HENRY HALL; aye feet
* three inches high; scar ever the left eve
long busby hair; copper color. Had on when com
mtted, gray cassinet pants cadet stripe down each
leg, wool knit shirt, low crown soft hat about q
70 years of age. JOHN II. EUBANk,
an X-6w 5bfor.
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e - NOTECE.-The Eleventh Anniversary
ss>Ga Celebration of Springfield Division Sons
of Temperance. No. I67. will be held on THU Rs
DAY EVENING next. at Lelah Street Baptist
Church, commencinz at o'clock: GFo. w. Ar
INSTEAD, Esq, viii deliver an address on the oc-
casion. Members of the Division Will meet at their
Hall precisely at ~ O'Clock Members of sister
Divisions are invited to participate with US.
b. order OF the w. p.
Sc 7-2t JNO. w, WINFREE. r, s,
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RUNAWAYS,

IN Runaway - From the subscribers, on
CT the LIST inst, JIM HENRY, hired Of the late
nN Col VIM. r. Winfree, of Chesterfield county.
~ He is about q or - ,ears of age, feet Tor
.s-E.iHchss high very slender, ashy or dark gan
gprbread color, quite prominent nose, and when
spoken TO bends q little forward and speaks low.
He generally wears cap, lie is no doubt lurking
about the city or in the eishborhood of his mas
ter's farm. We will give five dollars for his de-
livery TO us. and all expenses paid.
Sc Get SMITH Il McCURDEY.
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DIED,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VAL SEPT. 7. 1852
High Water tAis day. Thursday, u. O'clock.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Geo peabohy, Pritchard Baitimore'
mdze. and passengers, d. Il w Currie. NV
Schr. Haxall. Tuttie, New York, fhdze., u. u F" !.
Currie.
ssshr. Grace Darling, Mason, New York. powder
schr. Henry. Reed, Passwater. Port Waltiall'
coal, Stearns Co.
schr. Geors ianna, Frost. James River, himbef
and biliets.
Sehr Pearl, Lank, New York, guauo.
Schr Susan, Rogers, Boston, mdze, u. d ~
Currie,
schr. DanvilIe. Chester, New York, mdze., d. e
W.@Currie. nv
schr Clara Belle, Parker, Baltimore, mdze., w.
D. Colqntt n Co.
Schr Island City, Concklin, Alexandra, IN bal
last.
Schr. Henry French, Davy, Alexandria, IN bal
last
schr. VIM. Franklin, Pervier, down the river,
light.
Schr. Charles, -. down the river, light.
Bark Traveller, Randall, Rio. flour, Dunlop
Moncure K Co.
Schr. VIM. S. Triplett, Pritchett, Charleston,
mdze., W. u. Colqutt + Co.
Schr. Southend, Mitchell down the river, hight
NEws YoRk, Sept. 6.-Arrved, schooners Jno.
Totten and Buena Vista. Va. Cleared, sehr. y. b.
Strong, Mott. Wilmington, N. C.
HAMPTON ROADS, Sept ARRIVED, bar WI heat
land, IS days from Rio, with coffee to order.
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FAIL TRADE. 1ass.-.MERcHANT

~ y TF~JTs
III TAiLORfNG.1rh The subscriber has JUS. re
"A ceived from New ufk and the other North
TX ern cities. lsrge and wei. selected stock vi
--iLA- CLOTHS. CASSiM EREs,N ELVET, SILK,
SATIN and other VEST fNGS. which he will make
m to order in the hest and most fashionable
style, at greatly reduced pricesl
He kselss constantts an hand handsome assert
faent of n EAN4- MADE CT 0THiNG and gentle
meas FURNISHING GOODS, to which he invites
the attention OF al who wish To purchase superior
articles af the lowest press. Give HIM q call. Al
his new store. on Main street, in the MANSION
HOUSE building, where his friends and the public
will always End him reads Ia serve them
b. BEEcHER. IS Main at.
HANDS WANTED owork on fne custom coats
and pants. se T~tilU3.
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nen. NORTON Harris has bssn no,nina.
~ AUeytoon commitments OF Marv.
- ~ Fs.easssien to Congress.
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sHGCKOE HILL GENERAL
- AGENCY;-G. W. H. TYLER, Office on
RENT OUT HoCs Es. HIRE OUT NEGROEs;
SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NEGROES, and
acts as u GENERAL AGENT He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au Slim
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I CASE HAVANA fIGARe, Of the following
sale b. WM. WALLACE Sons.
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4 - I. D. s. NI.-The members of this
meeting THIS EVENING, at o clock, for the
purpose of initiation. Every member is expected
to attend. By order of the g. c.
Sc Sit l0TS, Secretary.
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Il store. q very choice assortment Of Fancy ArtI
eIas. comprising hne Eugllsh and AMERICAN Hair
Nail Hrashes; Horn. Ivory, Buffalo,. and TORTOISE
Shell Fine and Dressing Combs: Toilet Bottles:
feffufHery and PomAtuma, Of all Kinds; French
American and Eaghsh Fancy AoAp1. Ne, Ac.. for
sale iuw. w. PETERSON. pruzaists,
LIS Main street.
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49, NOTECE.-The shareholders of the
49, proposed German Newspaper
hereby invited to attend meeting on SATUR-
DAY the lGth INST, at clock, at Simon Stein
line S Monticello House, where matters Of impor-
lance will be land before them.
Sc ST ALB. LYBROCK, Chairman.
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II MFRcI AL SCHOOL. FoR BOYS AND Y0r Nc
MEN-EpWARD rs. CONE. A. NJ. and HuH-
ACE II. SMITH. A. M, Principals The st 4 an
n,sat session will commences On MONDAY. sette
2sth al the roas ON Franklin. between sth snd 9Th
rhass wishing 70 entsr pupils for the ensuing
year win please make early application.
. a r--dtl6S
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T II. BlsFORD.s

y. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Ga 7th between Clay and Marshall sts.
The exercises of this School viii be resumed on
MONDAY. Sept. goth. The course Of instruction
is thorough, eubracing every branch taus hit in
Schools of the highest grade. and every exertion
II made to promote the rapid and accurate al
YaaeemaHt of pupils.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants.
| she'll endeavor 10 merit continuance OF the libe
RAJ patronage of the public.
For terms, &C., apply to ]. ii. BISF0RD.
se7-lm Corner 18th ard Franklin sts
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q, DEBATE Of the members of the
g. CENTRAL Ii + RAR \ ASSOCiA-
TIoN will take. place at their regular hall, at
18th and 9th, THIS Thursday EV ENING, begin
in ut o clock.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
attend.
BY order of the President
seS-lts X. NJ. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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FIRE 5NsrRANCE;:.a.coNIIaENTALIN n
FouRTHS Of THE NET pRoFiTs OF THiE
COMPANY ARE DIVIDED ANNUALLY TO
The H0LDEES OF POLICIES.
Iash assets July LIST, la59 sos 6sl.s4
hird DIVIDEND, " 80 per cent.
Circulars explaining the operations Of the Com
pany, furnished at the Agant's Office No. 81 Pearl
ST., Richmond. KNOWLES Il WALFORD,
ses-3t AGENTS
pERUvIAN SYRUP, or Protected Solution ef
= Pfotoxiae of Iron, hnylng successfully Passed
Mediea are subjected, must now be received as an
established medicine Its efficacy in curing Dys-
gepsia, Affections OF the Liver. Dronsy Neural ia
Bronchitis and consumptiYa tendencies DisoT-
dered state oil the Blood, Bois, Scursy, Piles Gu
taneous Complaints, st. HItas's Dance the Pros
trating effects ot Lead or Mercury, GENERAL Debili-
~ and all diseases which require tonic and alter
alive MEDICINE. Is bes ond question. For sale by
JNo. W. POLLARD. Dras glst, nth It. e
GENUINE RESCUE GRASS SEED. We
~ have for saa small LOT Of this valuable Grass
seed Persons desiring to got snou SEED e tess ~
future crops. will DO supplied III early application
be made. This IL the sesson for sawlax. - re- r.
NUNS s'sfs 80 iPsuRcELL. LADn co. !.
ERENCH WINDOW GLASS. "A fnli aasortr
window II. spfE Is. pns Us Main i.
Ms. 1LLENs. HAIR REsTORER and
= I. PIcoT, cor. nth and Main -.
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49, MON BUII DING FU ID
80 CoMPANY."--Ths company vii , hold
at o'clock, in MI Cary s School House, Church
Hill.
The Secretary will receive the dues of members
durlns the day at his Office.
Sc SIT THOS. l.. d. WALFORD, Sec'y.
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MuSIG BOXES. :. a cheaee selection of Musie
Il M: s ssa' es'' ID fiI
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MIR. ID. TURNER'S
VI SELECT CLASSICAL. AND

M x. II. Z Y EK'N
vi SELECT CLASSICAL AND
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 80 AND 4FR STREETS
The 10th academic year Of this School will com
mence on MONDAY, the 26th September, 1859.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to com
mence the Ancient LanSuages, or under classes
already formed. For Terms. Course of Study
Text Books, &e., see Catalogues.
Mr.. I. can be seen, after the nth September. NJ,
his School rooms or at his residence, en- Frank
I'm street, between I'd and Sd SITS. sc slim
MRS. L. TINSLEY JOHNSON proposes
w opening a SCHOOL for children of both SCI es
under u years of age. Number limited to H.,
Usual English Branches, Latin and French tsE4ht
Also, MUSIC on the Piano. A class for instruction
IN DRAWING. under Professor CAIsIo. Cary
street between I'd and 3d. se8-3tawtIst0
ESGLIsiI AND CLASstCLL SCHOOL At
commence the exercises OF his SCHOOL, on MON
DAY, 18th September next. lie will use every eff
fort TO merit continuance oil the patronage he has
heretofore received For terms, Ne. apply 10
Sc Str L. p. GRffAP.
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MI ISIS UARTsHORSs from New York nov
- IN this city, wishes 10 obtain scholars Cor the
PIANO either privately or III a school. She is a
pupil oI PIof. W ALLESuspP who gives her his
hshess comniendatien Those wishing 10 receive
obstruction will please call on her, at he corner o
MaiE and Adams streets. address her fhroue b
the Post Office, care OF w. A. JENKINS, Ex
change Bank.
REFERgScEs.-Rev.C Charles Minnegerode, Rev
Richard Wilmer, Rev. G. ]. q bison, DR.. Hohson
o. /. Baldwin, Esq. VIM, d. Gibson, Esq.
50 .-2w%
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IL NV STOR E.--BOOfS, w5
WSH0ES AND TR UNKS-The under exsS<s
~ sis ned have Just returned from the North with
N entire new md well selected stock OF BOOTS,
SHOES and TRUNKS. which they are now offer
tne al such prices that will not fail 10 please puF-
chesers. 80
Our stock Of Ladies' CATERS, BOOTS, SLIP
PIERS, BUSklNs, &c, are unsurpassed IN style,
auaitgv and price.
Misses and chiidrcn's HOES. we have an end
less variety.
our stock of GentlemeH's and BOYS BOOTS,
SHOES and EATERS is the best selection ever
offered in this city.
Constants on hand large and full assortment Of
SERVANTS SHOES all oi vliclI We are selling
at the lowest cash prices All in want Of anything
in our line will find il 70 their interest Ia call on
~. h ii. NY idsS
sc I'm M Broad street. at1oya list.
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xr-M HAVE FOR SALE two fine blood.
az ed COWS, with young CALVES. They
ske>.saxe gentle and good MIXERS. Terms
inouerate. &ppy at my dwelling or foundry.
re St s. u. DENQON.
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DlANt FORTE AND G.-Aiss
4 ALICE {. DAWSON will be happy To receive
UNITED number 81 papifs In the above branches OF
education, on moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence Of the pupil. at her own, 10th street be
tween Broad and Grace.
Private lessons given IN FRENCH 50 young
ladies'. sim
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Such is the plan of Abolition for the fu-
ture! We know no more signal illustration of
the perverting and blighting influence of IA
naticism upon the character than is afforded
by this man, who believes himself Christian
and a philan thropist, who, We have no doubt
was originally a man of humanity and be-
nevolence, and Who has brought himself to aid
and abet such horrors as are described in the
above--horrors compared with which the
greatest atrocities of the French revolution
were mild and mercful.
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American lines, which will have been pushed
In that direction. From this side Of the con-
tinent, the telegraph has already been extend
Cd to Atchison In Missouri. From the Pacific
side . line II In process of construction TO
Salt Lake City. The two will meet, we ven-
surs 70 Say, In . very short time, since the dis
tauee between Salt Lake City and Atchison is
hat little more than one thousand miles.
Our readers are we'll aware of the progress
In te!egraphing, which our own country has
made since 1874. 1t has been prodigious but.
al things considered, not greater than that
made by Europe In the same space of time
We speak not now of the grand lines which
are TO girdle the globe. We confine ourselves
70 the system Of domestic telegraphing, which
mas oecn established in Europe. Great Bril-
tain and Ireland are covered over with lines
HussaA from possessing more territory, has
zone more In the telegraphing department
saAn any other. Besides the great line al
Eeeoy spoken OF asa thing now in progress.
sas oas line from st. Petersburg to Finland.
another to Sebas 'opol, and a third stretching
westward to the Vistnla. France also. has
made great progress in teiegraphing, as was
ssen during the late campaign in Italy. There
are soIns persona who 60 30 far as to attribute
the Emperor's great military success to the
3udieions employment Of the telegraph. 1t is
ssrtain that he used il freely the field Of Sol
fsrino. and that he wss enabled by its means
TO receive the earliest intelligence Of the Aus.
srian movements, aud thereby anticipate their
intended advance upon Turin. The system
Of intsrior telegraphs exists In high perfection
in France. and she has line connecting her
Win bar Possessions Ia Africa The New
York Herald Gays that the Emperor diracted
tho moxsmsnts Of the army In the Crimea by
msArs u tbs telegraph. Switzerland. Italy
Germany. Ard Greece are making rapid pro.
srsess and sysn Spain proposes 10 establish a
line 70 Cuba ~ means Of the Canary I.iands
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LOST AND STRAYED.

,a> L0ST-On Tuesday morning. from our
II ay>SN store, small black and tan color En- iish
- TER RE K D0G-answers to the name of
Tip" had on. when lost, a brass collar a iba-
eral reward viii he paid Tor the return of the said
Do to f. MORRIS & CO, lG0 Main st. sc S-lt*
xz-4 LOST COW.-A large WHITE cow,
AA3F with crumpled horn, strayed on Satur-
skka-EAssday. A suitable reward will be paid on
delivery. PURCELL, LADD < CO,
au 24-ts I'D Nam street.
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*, FOR II ENT-And possession given Imnle-
f9:;a ately, the STORE on Brooke Avenue, on the
Ill corner oppost tie the store OF John Clash-a .ood
stand Tor sracery or dfy goods store 70 good
tenant. the rent will be mode rate. Apply to
S-tS JOSEPH HlERHOLLER,
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*. FOR RENT.-A desirable tbfickl RESI-
Hs:5 DENCE for small family, situated 18th
LIE street. between Broad and Marshall. contain
in. lar-e rooms, kitchen, tseparate from house J
store room, and every other modern convenience.
Possession given or before the 10th inst. Apply
on the premises, OF to
Sc S-2ts TALBOT Il BROTHER.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-05

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r' Geo A.smsh. h,see. Y, 10 d. f. .s.s ...'ss.s
A. ". NssA GsyssssvIi1 .afa 20 .'. IFs5s ss.
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