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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

Latest Arrivals. DECEIVED hy the steamer Lady Walton: IG bbls. sour krut; 2 hominy; beans; kegs pigs feet; boxes cheese. Received hv eamcr Violet: bbls. limbertwigg apples; 106 bush Irish potatoes. By the Grape Shot: $ bbls. apples Feb. l, 1859. W. c. SCRUGGS d BRO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

MRS. JONES, Main street, Fashionable Milli- nel and dealer in Fancy Goods, etc. Feb 23 '1J
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

D. B. HANDEL, Main street, Badgett's new building, Dealer in Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, etc. Feb 2} '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

J. BRISBIN, manufacturer of Sheet-iron and
 Tin Ware, and dealer ill Stoves, etc., Markham street. Feb g '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09
ARKANSAS HOTEL,

 tsvIIE subscribers wond respectfully inform their friends, anl the Pube generally, f-A that they are well prepared, in every res cct -..-- ID accommodate aud provide them with thebcst de- racie~ tha market affords.
 Thanlful frpa.~t favcrs they still hopcto receive n portion of patronage in future. The convenience 0 the house to the
 STEAMBOAT LANDING Has long made it. and will continue to make it, a great resort for travellers.
 A careful porter is always in attendance on the ar- Iiyal of steanhoats aud o,ages. wfo will attend to lic transportation of baggage 10 from tic house. .oe- Tine BAR connected th 1 Arkansas Hotel ia always supplied with the Choicest Bran i~ Of iGuOrs. Cigars, Etc.. To which they invite the attention of the lovers oi rHre Wine, and Liquors.
 RANDOLPH 6 GRACIE, PIopretors, Nov. 3, '5S, 6m.
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II. R. KARR'

H. Y. BARR. II. R. KARR' BARR Q KARR, Attorneys at Law, Camden, Ark, will practice ill Ouachta and adj accent coun- ties, and the Supreme and Federal Courts al Little Rock Prompt attention given to the collection of all claims.
 Commissioners for the acknowledgement of deeds, etc. for the States of Georgia, North and south Carolina, Alabama, Vennessee, Mississippi and | Louisiana.
 L. Office n the Hill building, over Jones < Co.'S l Store Washington st. Feb 23 o9-Iy
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FIELD & DOLBY, dealers in foreign and do- mestic Goods, East Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
 Fl.
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To Country Merchants.

T'HOSE wishing to purchase cheap bill of Goods l will do well to call on the subscriber as he is selling out his entire stock ofdry goods, fancy goods clothing, boots, shoes hats caps hardware. queens ware, etc, etc., at COST without Call soon as he is determined to sell out the whole at cost Recolect this is no sham sale. D. B. HANDEL.
 Jan. l9 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

J. E. GATEWOOD, Attorney at Law, Des Arc. Prairie Co.,, Arkansas--wll practice in the counties of Prairie Arkansas, Monroe, Jackson, White, Conway and Pope.
 l5 Will investigate Land Titles and sell Lands, and give prompt attention to all other business en- trusted to him. Feb g '59-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

P. c. SPAULDING, Architect, Little Rock Arks., is prepared to furnish Drawings and Specif cations for all grades of building, either public private in any style of architecture, the shortest notice Feb g '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

S. H TUCKER, wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions etc, etc, at the old stand corner of Main and Markham streets.
 Feb 23 59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

Wagon Maker-R respectfully informs the E944=-<fz. citizens of Little Rock and the surrounding country, that he is now prepared to make all kinds of york; consisting oi Wagons Buggies, Carts, Days and truck ana timber wheels for mills and every kind of plantation use. Also blows and cultivators of diff terent patterns; cotton scrapers and sweeps of var ou- patterns all kinds of mill and gin irons made to order. Repairngs of all kinds done in the neat est style at my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
 l5. On hand ,O0O feet choice seasoned lumber to be made up to order. R. E. Feb 23 59-ly
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JOHN ROBERTSON, Pres't.
DISSOIIvrtnN OF pAE,TNERSHIp

THE business will be continued by J. Brisbin who l thankful for past favors. begs continuance of the same. Sales will be made on reasonable terms and for Cash Exclusively.
 Old Copper and Beeswax taken in exchange for Ware. J. BRISBlN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

M. TANTI & CO, Steamboat and Family Gro cers, Lower Steamboat Lending Little Rock. Ark, will keep constantly on hand general assortment of Family Groceries, Cordias, Wines, Syrups, Ci- rars Tobacco etc feb g ':9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

AUCTION ROOM-JAS. D. FTTZGEKALD Auctioneer, at his store Main street, next door to Mrs Jones' old stand, Main street. Little Rock Arks. Particular attention paid to selling Mer chandize, Furniture Horses, etc, at auction or private sale, 4 share of public patronage is soc- ited Feb 2 '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

JOHN :. REARDON, Markham st. Dealer in Stationery, Books and Fancy Goods. Feb. p '59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09
(F0unded 1852. IS OPENED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

THE ESTABLISHMENT IS INTENDED MS S- mainly for Adults-and Youths whose time IS Ns-es very valuable, and 1t is arranged that per. ops who W ish to learn the
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

DIR. JOHN LAKEWOOD, offers his profes- sonal services to the citizens of Little Rock in the various branches of his profession. Residence in the Wassell building, lower end of Markham street, near the post office. Feb g '39-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

T. r. SORRELLS, Attorney at Law, Warren, Arkansas-Will practice in the counties of Hot Spring, Dallas, Calhoun, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, 1 Chicot, Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson. Also, ill the Supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock and will attend promptly to the collection of all claims placed in his hands. Feb g 59-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-03-09

JOHN D. kIMBELL, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark, will practice in the various courts held at the capital, and attend to the collection of claims throughout the State. He will give careful atten- tidH to adjusting and pertectng titles to State Lands in all cases of conflicting claims thereto Office in the main building of the State House, ad- acent to the Auditors and State Land Agents offices. Feb 3 '59-lv
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Markets.

New York. NV. l3.--Stocks dull md rates VII.
riable. Virginia Skies OK. Cotton firm with
sales Of $500 bales. Flour firm Southern 81. so
to $40. Wheat heavy, ani no Southern reported
in market. Corn firm. Yellow LOB. Beef stea-
av. Mess Pork Is Primo 1850. Lard 10Y to
II. Viii key 2I!. Sugar firm and quiet. Mus
c"yntlo 6 to cts. Mnlasscs firm. Orleans new
81 cts. Other articles unchanged.
Baltimore. Nov l4-Flaur qnct. Howard
Street 50 %. Wheat active with receipts of CO. :
009 bushels. White is Gu"A'dat 80 TO lis; Rcd
LOO to 1923. Corn bury nnt. White S4 rtF Vel.
low s. to 30 cts. Bacon active. Sides ID cis
Mess Pork Slj to 1925; Prime IL cts. Lard | |
eta Whi-kcy steady ut % CTS. Coffee % 900
bags OF Rio sold Mt II cts
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 10th instant. by Rev. Thom
NJ. Amber. Mr.. GEORGE W. JoHNsoN. of lex
ington. to Miss sally d. r.. daughter If Dir. NJ
Pcndeton, of Buchanan.
On the Goth of Octnber, ut Western Ogle, Rhae
county. Tennessee. Mr.. DAVID KYLE OF Botetourt
county to Miss ELLEN McDoNALp of the former
place.
On the lst inst. Ly Rev. j. Carper Mr. CuAs
l.. KiSa tn Miss SARAH +. da ghter Of Mr. John
Reed all of Botetourt county.
On the Cd inst, ly the same, Mr.. GARLsN Nc.
KAIisTER to Miss ISABELLA NJ. daughter of Chas.
King Esq, ul of Botetourt county.
On the same. by the same, Mr.. John W Nc
kALIsrER to Miss ELzABErH a.. daughter Of Mr..
Andrew Reed all Of Botetnurt county. ~
On the 9th ult.. Nv Rev james A. Davis. Mr..
GEO W. WOLF and RmoDA j. JONES, all Of Smvth
county.
On the same day, hy Rev J Nj Clymer Mr. IVES
LEY SEBASTIAN and Miss MARY A.. daughter Of
Micnjah Smallwood; all of Rye Valley, Smyth
county
In Monroe county, on the 10Th ut., by Rev. DR.
Butt, Mr.. JONI o4FFEE, oftlis county, and Miss
MARGARET c. PECK, NJ Monroe county.
| At the residence Of CAot John Stalev, On We'd
,es,iay, the 9th inst. by Me Rev IIawkinS, Mr.
NuGn SrExcE. of Wytheyil!e. to Mrs NANCY
WARD, of Wythe county.
On Tuesday. the Sth inst, 1t Mount Roupc
Nelson co. va, by the Rev. I. I, Martin n TJ
~ ."eRs, ESQ.,, Of Campbell, to M.s IIo,,Ir
,niy daughter OF the late Robt II. anderson Of
Nelson. "'e' ''' VI
Southern Churchman please copv-
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From China.

New Yonx, Nov. H,-A letter brought by the
steamer Hungarian, which was dated Shanghai.
China, August Odd says he u. y. war steamer,
powhatan. from I'ciho, had arrived. On thu 10Th
If July. the powhatan had anchored of pc,ang
when the lmrerial cdict arrived. which ordered
that tho American Minister. wit, his suite Of TWEEN
" persons should b. escorted with all honors ~
Pekin. The trip occupied eight days and u half
The Legation remained at Pc ia Is days. during
which time they were confncd in quarters; not.
however. MS prisoners, .,r they at liberty ut
any moment to walk out. Tho Chinese would
have undoubtedly closed their gates. had not Min
lister Ward taken firm stand, that if their move
,ncnts were at all restrained. he would close all
intercourse aud demand an escort for his return
On the 18th treaties were exshangci and an
English prisoner named John Powell, given up
lie having proclaimed himself An American cit.
zen.
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, 0onl5f0noe&<Scssso55
! The Annual CoafsssssS "a NJ Methodist PROBES.
tent Church, recently hsad Il. Norfslk. John G. .
Whitq6elj. prssidinG nude The following appoins.
meuts Tor TIE snsuinr Cont srel,ce war -. 80
LynchbuFT- nsippsisla.i, = ssss. as '&,.sis
Nofblk-M J. IAnehorne. snpt. es5
I Hemptoa--W. Mp3es. sapf. - ss.l "a. ~ =
Abingdon = Unsupplied.ssi . ,ss.a9Sa=i=s .s.''.
fPFinoess Anne-T G. Isanings, aunt. 80 p. - =
Sm:th6eld-Jno. r. Wade, Supt
Surry-J. E.wtikhs supt X. ". f,erryman,
supt. 7sa.'ss .fsTz- 80 : ~
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F1NE subscriber The more cGetualy 10 his eoumIs
sion business III lAnohhurg, wiH sci, part OF his REAL
STATE shDNI-nAN, the idth day Of November, yiz
lsi.lhe "" Houses sixth Tan ard Alley. Alrn,
large robce Factory. adjoining THIS lot las nna Sltings
In tIc yard, ~ Is out OF the Corporation.
2d-lhe House and Lot on Man street. Formerly occapcd
by the late 81 i bransir, ronug Gi feet running back
49, icct.
3d.One beautiful half Lot, adjoining The Factory
atnc hll acre lo opposite Capt.. Mct"rklo. Th.si
nno building lot,
5th.--rwu Homes and Lots Ia sandy Hook.
6il.The FISHING Creek MIL This IL valuable being
the Canal hu only mile from The city.
5lh--lh,A tcautn Residence Monumental IN, in
the ucrupanc, 81 Ihoa. l.. johnson, F.q
Stl--Aboo 100 hnli acre lots, adjoining The SAME.
9thA ths b,d, Of WOOD Land known silver Spring.
containing nbot to Acres Ibis Land VIII be div dcd II rslrc.
lUh.S,, Cra fine Min seats the Canal 1t being the hank
of o river the toll gate 10 Councils Ml69 feet the
those Wishing to purchase any of the above named property
will please , the subscriber before the day Of sae. who
viii take Ilea-Irc in showing it,
he abb" property will Io>ilig, bo sold the day
toned, uGlsSs sold privately before
sale Ia OncJtk, A. NJ, tho Tobacco Factory
Por's l an \ lri.
Tcrns uiai- known dny of sale.
oct 25.,itl6noy JOHN II. TYRE
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Administrator Sale.

I'm WEDNESDAY December I'LL, the undersigned will sell nj
public auction, The personal effects OF the late Sarah
Aexander, al her residence two miles West Of Campbell
house consisting Of 10 head Of Cattle, Bulls Cows
all Of nne bcccs chiefly Devon yoke Of fine Owen,
head OF sheep 90 head OF logs mostly faed killing
Winter Mules Carriage Horses and Carriage tho crp
Corn, (ome 100 bushes) ~ stacks Oats stacks Hay
Wagons Carts Plantation Tools, Household Kitchen Fur
ntnr, and greu, variety of useful articles.
TEHMs-For anouns Of $50 or less cash over 40 credit
Of six months, upon bonds with sactoy security being Civ
X, G. H. KEAN
Administrator Of y. l.. Alexander, dee d.
b-daei7dcc--Rcpc copy
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ktaan1pp1hAun

TIVE coparncrship heretofore existing under tho style and
firm OF Glass Raine is this day dissolved by
sent Mr. Raine rciires from the All persons having
claims against the finn will pcnse present 10 Mr. Glass ior
payment and all persons indebted firm will make pay
mint 10 him. his authorized agents.
H. II. GLASS,
OCTOBER 2ath, 1859. CHAS j. RAlNE
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A Card.-Removal.

MYTH view Of having arger house. and one in more
w central position, the undersigned will his STOCK
Hardware Cutlery, Guns. &C., the STORE HOUSE No 135
MAIN STREET. formerly knows IA Yanceys" directly op
posie the Farmers' and Virginia Banks, which being
fitted in elegant expressly for the purpose and
will be occupied the 18th Of OCTOBER 1889 Having made
large additions stock in the Of the last mouth for
the Fall Trade, hope to present such inducements and atS+c
tons, will command the attention custom Of the public
visiting residing the city cordially invited
examine stock In the of English Table and Pocket Cut
iey Guns Rifles and Pistols Goods Silver and
Plated Ware, Locks of every kind, Wood and Willow Ware
French Glass Oil Carpets Oil Shades Window Cofnce Bands
aud Pins Carpenters other Mechanics pol-, Buldng
Materials Axes and Springs Carriage Cloths and Laees FL,
hoes Spokcs Leather Bands Gum Betting and Pack
ing Calf skins other Leather Shoe Findings. English m
de Bits stirrups Filings Circular and other Chains
Warranted Files Farming Utensils hc &c Beside many de-
crplon articles generally found in Haraa establish
menls s. VI. SIMPSON,
Successor 10 Simpson X Bro,
oct 1Oals I.ynclihurg, Va.
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WAsaIsaros. Nss. Ia Senator Douglas, early.
recovery was anticipated on Saturday. kssit 4.
certain that he isextfemefy III. Three physicians
were with him all last night; ono was hopeful Of
his carly recovery. but the pthers declined giving
an opipioa. IIsshas beca qaite' easy dsringto-
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AUGUSTA Nov. I4.--The Now Orleans papers of
Friday are at hand. Tho True Delta says: Gen.
Walker had arrived there. aud proposes taking
command Of party to relieve brownsville.
1t was reported that active movements were on
foot in snme portions al Texns to raisc parties To
proceed to Brownsville
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The Affair of nrownyilla.

AyGusrA. Ga, Nov. l4.--The New 0rleans Pr
ayane of the 18th inst, says Gen. Palfrcy's brig
sde was willing to 60 to Brownyille II the ncces-
sary funds could lie furnished. ts-
Tho New Orleans authorities were doing moth
ing in the matter.
Tho Picayane urges the city to furnish the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15

BURNT To DEArH.-A white woman named
Watts living in fredericksburg, ya.. was shock.
ingly burned sn Sunday night last. from the of.
fleets Of which she died TN Wednesday. She had
been sick for soms time, and it is presumed that
she fell out Of bed, near the Grc place, when her
clothing ipnited
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DR.. s. Johnson. Dentist,

NA ~ fully prepared to perform all operations pertaining
fYo the dental profession in the best possible nanuer
and fully warranted in .very respect
Teeth extracted by the aid OF electricity without pain tie
patient
tB- ONCE, opposite Citizens Savings Eank, Main Street,
Lynchburg, Va.
RErKnEsoEs: WIN Ovens NJ d., VIM. o. Owens NJ d., r.
IT, Gmer. NJ D., Thos l. Walker M D., John II. Patterson
NJ. D.. Alex. Tompkins ESQ.,. Sam McCorklc, Esq, John T.
Lee, ESQ.,, g. W Rookie, Esq, John J. Smith, Esq, j. j. r,
ESQ.,, VIM T. Yancey ESQ., john H. T,rec, Es, and II. D.
Flood, Esq. fmarcll 25-diTf
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FREIGHT TsApE.-There was received Mt the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railrnad 43
loaded cars. consisting Of the following: Wheat
6,082 bushels; Flour 400 barrels; stock oO, 600
hounds miscellaneous 100 900 ponnds Gal CO..
600 bushels. There was loaded cars sent West
this morning.
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF
t2luabf? Tracts OF Land near tamDbcllc, II,

s"iuupiN hT0tiHS. LiHu MAR I ImVDclIts u,
A5LS PURSUANT 10 a decree uf H.
WI bell county In III" of Sale, st. Alexander, pro.
<s'nnunrcl ON ic 9Th day nctncr 1867, the undo
cd VIII proceed To sell by of public auction upon
misses, IrnA, The 9TH day oi DE'HanER the TRACT
OF LAMB IA tuniel county, and hal tipiles Camp,
bell Courthouse which the lalr Mrs. Safh Alexander
lici Of "in Alexander. Lccd resided The contains
about 100 Acres, and ~ be sold In parcels divided by
the count. r"a-th parcel on The south sie of the road
tanning y e-tiao between 500 aud 200 Acres; mud
The North side '"l". GOO aud 100 Acrca The improvements
all of the best quality, consulting eomnIoious Brick
Dwelling Brick ohcc, and all the Ou,houses, Wheat
and Tobacco Barns, and servants Houses desirable
large md productive estate They parcel south
OF the road and well known require particular
scption The lands we'll abun.lniit
The enclosures ana buildings in excellent There
large and well assorted richard and Of the highly
improved Gardens In the attached to the dwelling
crop Of Wheat has been seeded (of - busor) this Fn--
Persons desiring 10 inspect the Premises will nn Ew
Page, ESQ., or Mr. Drunond, The Manager, the premises
who will give any Information desiVcd
The terms OF sale VIII he credit Of l. and yenrs euunl
Instruments, with interest from tho day Of
notes TO be given satisfactorily endorsed
banks In the city Of ynchbg tie retained unit tho
purchase money Ia iuly paid.
On the day following the Crop Stock Plantation Tools aud
Honsehold and Kitchen Furniture will upon the nre-
niscs by The Administrator Of Mrs Alexander thus cna
tho purchaser 10 procure all nce supplies upon the ground
lie sale Will commence at ~, ~, In the yard
H. g. III. kEAN Commissioner
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Another Supposed Harper's Ferry Fust
-, /, L.. tive

.SmrffNsnuRo. (PA) Nov. IA suspicious
person was arrested here to-day, who was snppos-
ed 10 have been of the llarper's Ferry fugi-
tives, but he was discharged for want Of proof of
his idsrtty. ~ ri 80. ls- 80. --
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Tha snnnosed Harnars, rorrv Fnritive.

The supposed Harpers Forty Fngitive.
,'WAsnrNd. On. Nov, l4.--McDonald, WHO
arrsstsd on Saturday. ON suspicion nf having been
implicated in the harpers Ferry afai,. is now b :
lieved TO be demented. II is % ated in priva.e
dispatches received from Boston.
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tba e er IN THE WuHAr.-We regret to learn that
ne by has made its appearance In the wheat of
ea,sn 81 the farmers Of Wythe, and is committing
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cHAsaR OF AeeNr.--Mr John r. Terry has
,ssned the Office ofthc Depot Agent for the Vir-
s,h,a nd Tennessee Railroad at b. issol. and Mr.
,i. w. Hutchinson has been appointed 10 the
thu rsee MIR. Hutchinson retains. also. we believe
VIII post Of Ticket Agent. =
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lY authority Of order Of the Circuit Court 81 Campbell
county pronounced al lis October 1852 In the
at silverihorH aud others Pereya and oih-r shall
Commissioner therein II the i3h da, o the
month"; al ~ O'clock In fnt Il" The Market uouse, In The city
o Iynchburg, sell To The highest bidder THREE rALU ABlE
Sl.ANES,
And WKDSE'pAY ,hc 10Th day of The prcscnt uon,
Commissioner aior,s iio premises viii SELL at
puddle auction. ihe hate Residence Of Mrs Margaret Pcrrlva
Yang the Canal below Iynehbag. This e,,ans about
of ground aud has upon ars Brick DIV cling
House. with all other necessary ouih ,uses
Al tho Tim. IN place, Nil sell about Acres Of Iaud
lying above ilo Mansion House. both sides
The land lying between tac Canal mud River win ie divide,
five parts That the side VIII ho div
acre iois In made, shall also =. nj The
timc 10 Acres of Wood Land lying within milta Of
adjoining the lands Of H. b. NJ
others o. Winslon's 1lill
Ibis property is ali well aud avoraby known require
further description.
TsRNsThc Negroes III be sold credit of al < months
The purchaser CIV Ing bonds h sa,iscor, security with inter
added The Lands will he sold on ~ ana l. months time
with Interest added, IN" purchasers NJ, Ing bonds, with salts
fhcory security, und The lille retained Until
made.
Ep. u. CHRISTIAN, Commissioner, A.
III n..,, ,...-1
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Regalia.
NDD Fellows Regaa Of handsome and show styles Bsi-
ar our approaching festival Call before they all
lone (march 26-disif WIN. J.. PAGE
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By c. Il. PHELPS. Aucr,ossra. -.
Al fsoS TER Has CON a zih
Great sale Of Alkefieaa anA Hakilsk Eek
80. LARGE PUBLIC GALL or
Land. Negroes, Horses Mnles, Crop,

LIN CAMPBELI. COUNTY,.
ee AZ Trustee under deed VI trust, hearing date fsb
49, 4h, 1872 executed by Dr. Charlca Oliver and win md
-Asreerded In the asce al Campbell 0oauty ceafts shall
pFseccd 10 sel NJ pahllc aacta The psens
The ath day ef December next ALL THE ropkRrf
,syed by said deed, via; tstf= zS -
l. x rRAcr LAM, which the aasi oliver reslcs
caatanlng ta5 Acres aud owned rn,sry by Edward
Daney Thi IL most saaah Arm In high state of inproye
and well worth the Alteration III hs5s and peantef
oNs TEAcr containing about us Aercs lately own
ed by $. Morgan. q
OsR rsAor containing isi Acres, bought by
said Oliver Of II. kenL f.sf@ tz-I,s. SD -
These bodies WATERS n Big and LII
lie senea aud viii be seld either In body separately
may be deemed hest. IL - -i - IS tFs9f = u.
Pnimrs SLAVES oil very likely, ead ennsstlnR OF Men,
no.s Women, Girls and Children and includes nrst rate
Carpenter, and one good blacksmith, = t7n'
D. Tho stock Of liorssA Mules Hogs Sheep. No. all OF tile
ncs description Among the Harses several nne oodcd
animals and there about " Mules s,rictly Mol
a. Ae Plantation Tools impi ncts anil Machines OF cv-
cry Kind and description including Wagons Carragc buggy,
Harness, Thrrshing Machines, 10.
l. AL tile ifouse"ld AMI Ktclen Furniture, embracing Sill
Putcs, Table Ware No. p W = e.
All the erop hand of robacra, Corn Goder, Hay Oats
Wheat, &c.
The sale will take place at the residence Of said Oliver
The land credit oi d. ~ aud L. months aaual nsaents
with interest from day negotiable notrs c executed
With satisfactory enprrs nnd deed Ut Tho land
further security The slaves aud other personal property VIII
b. sold Orr cnsh.
The title 10 NIL the property believed 10 be good hat only
seh will be sold aud conveyed vested In me by said deed
oct T-cnos lthehdti3iec kEfH WOODROW.
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