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LATER FROM HAvANA.-The United States mail
steamship Cahawba, j. D. Bullock, commander,
from New Orleans via Havana, arrived at New
York on Monday morning, having left the latter
| place on the evening of the 30th utimo.
| The gay season of Havana is nearly over, and as
natural consequence people leaving for the
North: Among the passengers in the Cahawba are
a portion of the opera troupe of Max Maretzek
| The Prussian frigate Gefion was in port, but
sailed on the 30th for New York. Her Britannia
Majesty's ship of the line Indus arrived on the
| 30th.
The sugar market is dull; nothing doing: stock
POT, 900 boxes. Freights slightly improved. Ex-
| change-London unsteady at Ii premium; New
York = to N discount; New Orleans par to pre-
MUM. United States gold not in demand.
On the 1st instant, lat 81 as, lon rs SIS, ex-
changed signals with one of the United
States line of New Orleans packets, bound to the
northward. On the End instant, lat. 33 Sc, lon. IS,
exchanged signals with American brig steering
northeast; was painted black with white stripes, and
cabin green.
The Cahawba took, on freight, from New Or
leans, S247 900 in douboons for Havana, and $780,
900 in specie for New York.
We learn that an immense fire was raging
through the cane on the sugar estates near Matan-
zas and Cardenas. Eighteen estates are reported
as having suffered in this way.
CRIME MAssAcHUsErrs.-T annual report Of
Attorney General Phillips to the legislature, shows
that during the past year the whole number of
criminal prosecutions in the State $685. in 1873
OF "hlch there were convictions, IN 395 acquittals,
453 were mol. Frosd., in S65 fines were imposed, 9O9
cases are still pending, in GSl there were no bills
found in 50 the parties not arrested and
le7 deaulted their recognizances. The costs amount
ed altogether to Sl06,572. The offences for which
these prosecutions We're made are thus classified
Against the person, feloniously, 119; against the
person, not feoniously, G35 against property, 1l9l
against the currency and criminal frauds, 2OG
against public justice, 77 against the public peace,
SO; against the public health l; against chastity,
morality and decency, $50; against public policy,
l,732; other offences, 164; not stated, 1858.
The National Hotel, together with several blocks
Of dwellings in Evansville, Livingston county,
n. Y, were destroyed by fire on the 3rd inst
The total loss exceeds $4,000. There was but
LIT tln of the tv
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ADVERTISING RATES.
10 CORRESPONDENT S

Longer advertisements at proporonate rates. Yearly
contracts to be matters of special agreement.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-06

DAY MARTINS REAL JAPAN BLEACHING impor-
and for sale By GREEN YOE, 90 Baltimore ct. mhs|
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The National Hotel together with several blocks
of dwellings in Dansvie, Livingston county,
n. Y, destroyed by fire on the 3rd inst
The total loss exceeds $4,000. There was but
little of the property insured
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in BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
prl that the sale of the real estate Of
SUSAN HENDERSON, deceased, made by T. Frisby Hem
deron the executor of the last will and testament
said deceased and this day reported this the
said executor be ratified and confirmed unless cause
shown to the contrary before the fifth day June
next provided copy Of this order be inserted in some daily
newspaper published in the city of Baltimore once
week for three successive weeks before the fifth day OF
May next -
The Report states the amount Of sales to be Sl35OO
True copy-Test-ISAAC 7. COOK,
o,cJ rNI-I
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FTNHE CAMBRIDGE (MD.) HERALD,
l. HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION
than any other Paper the Eastern Shore of Mary land 1t
circuate in Dorchester Somerset Worcester and Talbot
COUNTIES freely and in PsFs Of Delaware and its circulation
printed type and press To Merchants, Manufactu
Ters and Others Baltimore who wish customers from this
section Of the State this Paper the best medium adve
tiSe in.
Published weekly at 81 year.
ABLE TERMS. ''-1-''4iAD 0-' i'i'-A'o-''
Address, BowDLE
Cambridge, Md
Reference-Wm B. Larmour, No IL Light street, BaIti-
more ap6w
EELLS POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
IL BALTIMORE, April 9Th, lS59-At election held yeser-
day, the following gentlemen elected DIRECTORS of
Hugh A. Cooper, Jacob Papplar,
yno 4. Robb Jno. j. Abiahams,
VIM. Gray, Edw. W. Robinson,
James Slater, Lewis Audour,
Jacob W Hugg, Simon R. Golebart.
And at meeting of the directors held to-day JAMES
IT. JOHN W. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
DIyIDEND. THE PRESIDENT AND d.
NRECT0RS OF THE MARINE BANK OF BALTI-
MORE have declared Dividend of THREE AND A HALF
PER CENT for the last six months, payable and
ap63t* PHIL. LIrTIG, Jr., Cashier.
| rAPE LOOKOUT.
" This Cape the junction of the Chesapeake Potomac
waters one hundred miles from the four South
forming perfect ocean, with the of the whole
State by through the channel the broad expane the
Chesapeake bay thirty miles on one side and the Potomac
and comfortable retreat for surf and still bathing,
elegant and beautiful drives in the distance fifteen miles,
surrounding the pennsular through handsomely cutiva
ted country will be ready for occupancy the lst day
handsome Hotel erected. entered into
With the Gropretors Of Point LOOKOUT by VIM Allen and
above stated. ap6-f
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ToRAcco RrvEw.-NoucE-As We expected there
few IL any ORDERS in advance for extra copies II
the Wig, containing our annual Tobacco Statement -
yesterday u VAS published, aud applications we're then
made To the Office for copies bat We could not furnish
Ven, ~ "a extra edition not published. A.
there seems 20 be some desire 10 obtain the Rrvew We
have concluded to publish IT, good printing paper IN
the form Of an Extra or Supplement- Uvoridsd &
sufficient number Of copies ordered before O'Clock
to-day. Orders NAV be left our counting room or
With Nc Sterling O. sheppard. the Tobacco Exchange
where the proposed style Of publication can be- seem
The terms will De follows.
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WTMoufCark

THE WEATHrR.-we have just had specimen Of ono
Of those sudden changes Of weather characteristic Of our
climate. On Saturday the temperature vas quito warm.
and a. night timd people frightened "ou Of hcr
senses almost by storm Of rain accompanied by terrf
ic thunder aad lightning. On Sunday morning hor
changed the aspect 81 the sky Instead Of e bright CO.
rilean Of The past week tho sky was overcast With
eaden clouds Instead Of the sunny warmth Of the pre-
ceding day, the air was damp and chilli, SUNDAY Va
the inauguration of snter In many p,rlorgraie fire
was hnded for The frs, time since the crocuses bloom
a. and general Investment In flannel underwear took
place festerdsy, The sun again shone with autumna
lus,fe the aky vac oloudlcss the smperaiu pleasant
,nd hT.eeE and everybody told everybody that she day
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GU A NO

M would rrU attention ~
w farmer to Ne s,s -hh haui snI FOR ale
~ Eairty per prat. less than Peruvian Gunno,
and which - ra 60 b. superior
Imputed ar manufactured ~ uis country
Ths tutno O. Imported BY wM WEnP Il Me- York f-,r,
Jsr' Btkrrs lssndf IN he "S1ai r,cits ucan and coll
frnune hnd pure g Imported m bttn ,iog tsteb
Hany q" our ronHrit itrlrr. snd ausDrrd
u.s. Nrd pepqar irstuts Cruiis upi ouni ice
a fen ~ 1lr tfrlral llrrr cr1arr " HONE pttUS
PHAlt oF LIVE AND PHOsPHOHlC ACtn aud other au. or.
gau matter welding ammonia taHcleu o. produce immediate
abundant tfoa, beetles substantially rn.ahf1r s Dc can
he esy r Eanu danger 1f burning the seed plant hv
coming n contact fi o. De- ne ah
ralnnE great iruee I moisture the plant grow m
sFCrs W
30 ordsrs any quanfiy tEhch be- PROMPTLY attended toll
n pAef -'nt ma On pnrtculs nf au1iyee. anf I'd
iaf'iTrr' hply o.. JOHN NAWnN. Arl.t
80, No - Sog,s So corner ~ SaB q W. torE City
sef8actdNswsa Wv
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VIOLENT AssACLr-A negro boy named Reuben
hired to Messrs. Smith McCurdy, was found by the
wachmen. Sunday night in the ueighborhood Of 9Th
aud Clay streets Frustrated from the combined effects O
ntoxcation and wound the left side OF the
head. The skull perforated, if the injury had
been inflicted by musket ball. The boy was conveyed
10 the Medical College and is undergoing the surgical
treatment of Dr.. G. b. Gibson lie states that he was
shot, but being beasty drunk when tue injury
ceved, he knows little nothing about the circum.
sta
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.ruE ELEVENTH TRI.EyyI.

E.KeTHE ELY IN II IRI.ENtI-
chov Chon church ook society - be held IN ~ P.u
o'clock ~ -
rs sermon ~T be preached By The Rev. Coke DD and
a collection taken In all % The society.
An adjourned meeting reading the report and for Avoet
nF the claims society will b. held plae. on
tho best ealing Thcr.d.y the ih the
such other evenings a. occasion may req1lre
srs'-th ISAAC H TUrrLE, sec'y.
The Trennai Meeting Of the Boa Of MAnsEe Of ne Gensi
Protestant Episcopal sunday schoo unou Church Rook
es,y, -i be held In Pani Church Richmond va on FRIDAY
night, the lith Of October. ~ o'clock.
ssgg-um ISAAC
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RrRBER RuBRER, "NonuNG LIKE RuHBER." The i'm
mense variety of uses which India Rubber has been
applied since Goodyear discovered the process of vulcan
naon, from communicating the power of waterfall
or steam engine machinery forming the New Years
Toy for the baby, ia interesting and nstructng We in
yitc attention to the advertisement of the New York
Rubber Company, 40 Liberty Street New York of all
those Interested in machinery babies.
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INFORMANT tn Recommendations resulting from
the careless use Of firearms Of such frequent occur
renee that lac must be considered public bcnefnofor
Who devises any to lessen them. We 10
not speak OF that class Of "aCcdens which ar the
result of wantonnrss In regard them IL need onIy
be said that no pcrson should sportyely point gun o.
pistol az another, believing IL to be unloided Thi.
should Hspcr be done. But people viii hunt and when
nduging Ia the sports OF the field many persons are
so careless with their pieces that the wonder accidents
do not occur more frequently good hunsman carries
his percussion gun his ancestors Carried the Old hint
half cock knowing that there is lcss danger 10
himself or Others In doing Some object this prac
tee because the cap may drop on but thsaud every OF
lection viii be removed, apprehend, by examine
non Of the new ~ Of percussion lock- SuTHrgLANns
dun store, on Main Street, which the short half
cock az is termed, Is introduced This Improvement
must receive the appreciation OF al sportansn a. po
sesses undenable advantages. In closing We invite at
"nton 70 the advertisement Of Mr. Sutherland in anot
~ column.
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MAYORS CorRr.-The cases before the MAYOR. rester

MAYORS CoURr-The cases before the Mayor yester.
day, were as follows:
John Campbell, charged with disorlerly conduct in
the street Sunday, while drunk and assauting officers
horrss and Chakey, who arrested him. was required 10
give security for his good behavior and appearance be-
fore the Hastings Court at the Grand Jury term
The accused appears to be seafarng man. and halls
from Fredericksburg He first discovered b. officer
Morss Cary, between 9TH and sih streets interfering
with every one who passed. lie dcfed the officer 10
take him. and when he proceeded DO So c. resisted
with all his might aud main" Officer Chalkly then ar
rived, aud received kick the side while assisting
Morriss to secure the fellow. The prisoner was at last
tied and carried TO the station house by four
beautiful procession, truly for quiet orderly CITY on
Sunday. The Mayor did right send the offender 10
the Grand Jury but If the chaingang punishment not
TO be enforced IL Is useless cucumber the misdemeanor
docket with cases Of this description.
Jos. Hobbasb, lad for being drunk In the street on
Saturday night, and making loud noise was repriman
ded and discharged.
Juo @. Butler and VIM b. flanagan, for gambling
with negroes, In unlawful assembly ono Of the cor
ners OF Cary and 18th streets, the Grand
Jury
Chas. r. Bird, lunstic was committed to lan until
wednesday. He imagne- himself to be Pontus PLATE
Fras BaVier, FrenchmAn brought up for sleeping In
the markethouse, committed In default Of security
for bis good behavior lie has been before the Mayor
several times for the same offence.
John frost, charged With assaulIing his Wife MARY
was discharged This the frat appearance Of Jack
this season.
Lewis Scott, M. G.. for disorderly conduct In the
street, was ordered to be logged
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CIRCUIT CouEr.-Yesterday, David Fischer, native
OF Germany, indicted for maicously stabbng Helena
Fischer his wife, with intent kill ON the night of the
10th July tried aud convicted and the term of his
confinement IN the Pencntary fixed four years Ills
counsel Mr. w. W. Hancock. moved for a new trial
Daniel Murphy, hoy, indicted for breaking into the
workshop OF Jos. A. Arnold and stealing old metal on
the 9th OF August, was also tried convicted and
jail for three months Mr.. :. T. Bayly his counsel
John Orril and John Bailey indicted for feonies com
mitted by them. will be tried to-day.
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IHIsTEEs, Ill or vALrAnLE BED.

Il FORD LAND Am SLAN Es-fn uursgaarg IN I, ~ 81
It esecutg by ssunl ~ Quares, ii. Iay
aud ~ record In CLERKS oce q County Court Rsfd
touny the und~rsr ret Trustee N srtln
ues gn WEDNESDAY, the g6h Of Oct lssS proceed ~ IN 10
the highest bidder hy putuc suction 5a Vi
IN sai ded upon Which susan Quarts, br vioW ssuus
Qgaries tec'dl resided a. the the ai rel death
Toe trc situated The suth side % Bedford County shout
10 miles u,n me Depot AZ Liberty three isor1 strsog
Nils snd ~ uues hsw Emass Charsh stJcllins land
Alexander kaerg, Dr. & hin and others rt1sst
90 contain shout So An uh6
be male before the day Of
About sixty ~ i- Ground In hrb state f
CULTIVATION and subject remainder N ne
cleared land ~ e besf qnsiy having been heavily p,e-.
and covered produce he crops ai rtn
% the county The whole fam is veil wagref fa q. o.
Sprnrs, g'rtan' QUANTITY ana variety n isss aud 30 'n
School uderss. ''
The imprav ccri' siorT Brick n-sns IIo.s, Kic
a.. &C.
90 pcr'on IN want o. farm NE place Oilers 70
mers as 70 one of The very btsi in BEDFORD County
A. The iue aud place under the aid
deed a' % t lghs Slider 10 o. vauable slave rrrs
nr men, uoucn, boys ut girls portion o. theu
The terms VII Be made tncun ihe dsy fssie
A. Trustees re ul convey only such title vested 10 ~
talt deed q trust. ~ ~
- Psrinnv utlna o. eva- inr Ne lands eau on Nr A.
Ray ihc 0rer'er Hho s take reaure IN showing me saue
ociacti,fiiis ~ a.. 0rARIEs Irusiees
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MrcuASics' lSsrrrTE.-The rooms of the Institute
Building will he opened Wednesday next for the re-
eepon of articles intended for exhibition The Fair will
be nauguraed the night of the inst on which,
occasion President Bailey will deliver an opening address
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. PREPARE FOR TIIE Ell
RICHMOND AND YORk RIVER RAILROlI
1Msl.IE:.ssss15:.:sEsl

OPENING or THE ROAD the WHITE BotTsF
ana after this date, an Accommodation Train carving
~ fasrgis and freight stopping a. all points ~
nal and returning
Richmond, Tuesdavs Thursdays SATURDAYS, Al An re
turning leave the White House At $50 r i- same DAYS
Ferry vi b. established in few days House Or
terinF facility for crossing PamuuEcy Freight m h.
received al the Office Rockets orLs on
MonfAys Weincssy AMI Fridays fDrzarIsd on the
louoSng days Freight In all he paid the
nee befor- shipment delivery Ncgroe, be required hSp
travelling alone 20 leave with the Ticket Conductor
TUps stI,pp
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CHOICE COTTON LANnS.-A, svrB, a, n. 3,

(NHOICE COTTON LAMBS agent n the Fststs Of
- he late FRANCIS sURGET q Mississippi vii sen Al sue.
a. Clarendon, all r Lands IN Monroe county Afkansss on
he h MoNDAh sing IN day. Of NOveHhsr next ca ne
second MONDAY ~ November (seins The irh, will Al
Jaeksonport Gel al the Lands IN Jackson On
MONDAY 10 November DELAY the 3D vii se Pos ahonas
Al the Lands IN Randolph county Altman In an rnseF M
uill be reserved Tor the estate.
cash, equivalent ssl,s n On. two
and three yeas bearing Interest from sas Mn secure DE
payment
Prodi, sac and oa~rs aIr Invited On spTcau Lou
isye, KY plats, terms &C. ell Re furnished Thcse AZ aorg
he earliest sesrtsd ard bsst Lands oVeeW
utes pcrieci, and All aeaT 10 nue navigation.
Jcq-uioct HASgOCz
I.tll-rils 81. -. ~ W, NNNNVNn
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FOR SALE

A SuALL TRACT OF LAND, on the New
n HriuEe Hond thFef rafs EFqf ~ the Ctr OF Rirh
mond tu1gu ~ "Auhip, and ad.naF of Mr. b.
Chrzt.n. W = A. H4rt. and dthrss.
Io ah'vr Tract consns handred and sores
ana situated IN pleasant ant desahs nefhnhnoH Do hs
uren very -'gi paeinaI H0us containing 90 DO rooms
Eh ee.y r uoot and water The s1il re- productive snd
vel adapted o. the q a Grain and rrars ara
uould make most desirable veEstshs garden h,hv enc
crrfh of Improvement ana BY Ne inicirus ~ r ana
Vuano, can - madc valuable farm 81 saittarv resu
vu SITES
~ asye property oasrsd p1vay on uhsra ana
eceolisaAnE Terms would b. exrhanref property
AppY 20 RAWLINGS 4 HOttApAV.
au1 ant lee w.f-.
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oil
Poyhaan rendered the tth September i,g In bs Iii
o. Lesueur and Others Lesurur ohe-s s o.
IRE @ day or November " fair not or the sr, faIr
atreatt a. ae BRICK siore House on he R=cnEha road 10
c county OF FoUhatan known i-su,urs s;orhouse r
Tor sale, AZ pubic auctiou 10 said county,
sch Peter Lsueut dsd seized and Possessed eoung abogt
~ aer aaa III % accurately before
hes On ooih sides on main ssge road miles Court
house and tr' AppomattoN yvr, veil adapted the pro
custom o. The PRINCIPAL viz tobseeo and corn ami
We M sood neiEh oood, adjoining the lands w Irp
John spear ishs Hell Others tgh dsv OF 30
vrher next AZ Buckingham Court tenr Caurt dav
81 our Tor sale Tc' " land 10 hot c5aly o.
fer rsi fe ,ssed eonialniHE 100 Lss lying Ia the
VIC atty - the Coli Mugs IN p county.
Trss Oneth.rd cash. balance In tgo cons, Inst.
ens payable n ' and twelve tue dsy Of sal@
gh nTe and secured ~ bond viii PERSONAL security and the
e % We lana 60 he retained additional security until the
whole purchase rloEey shal be paid Title good
ocf-1Awim b CRAvys co-,,-
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" hTnt.--by VTfue d ler-ee on M II--IIf
Court tor The County New a. the fan az
CGg - In ih- suit OF "ApPsrsou Appersons Heirs viii
ru - sel Cousorer Public Auction the higkesf MA
Ser on TIT tspAl TIE 18Th day Of October next fCCur davA
mat -Te'ni piece 90 Tbert Land PHI IRD's
which ne Late Dr. APprsoa died seized eontarinr rs or on
ac ore OF less SAID land kas TIE anest t OF pine tim
her IN this yn, distant miles runkv River uhsr
Teaay sale can be MT 18th f-r 10 Northern vessels
Is-A credit of6 y and Is months viii given except for
small 20 defray Of sale
give good personal security the tie ihh5 u M Isl
py-nt aud transfer directed By the Court ~ Address me
o. NsN heni Court House, Va I TAYLOR,
- Special Conf.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny eopDIN A ApykR.oS -
VALUABLE Estates ON JAuEs RIVER. IN cuMRrp.
LthD t0uNTt, fOR SALE At AUCTION.
II OFFEH FOR SALE WV ESrar n 10 a.. g..


VALUABLE Estates ON JAMES RIVER IN crMRrp-
LAND t0uNTt, FUR SALE At AUCTION
i oFFEh FOX SALE VI n ESTATE In the Cca,,y
IT Cumberland, lying james Rivera ard en-
according In
about l In cultivation the remainder la irestof .hh cf
cn on Which reside, IL tinsed arr., ,bo
100 Whhss lou uround-tieiissr 80 hssry iea ~
zoe grounds Of Ereat fertility The whole good ond
uon. and In productive cultivation
should prefer selling privately 10 snv on. ,h ora -
chase The land With the IT, (abou numhs \ a.
aueton Of several ous and dollar .. v a
Dc made sold privately due Kiy.n m moi th
"a % oaersd at public auction, THURSDAY, day
rEsss-Jnshrd cash the at and year. with f.,
ere- payable annually the whole
ryneni 70 be sec"rc by deed efred
would be lsng'hensd IL desir-d ~ the purchaser
WI TAKE Pleasure In fhouing the property any Who
.nis 70 ms"" PEfrOS HARRISON
sIe"- Chroo
B-hh. above Plantations offered speara,.lv "
fN-~N-' Nes''iP'"n OF
Isl Of CLIFTON. The open good quality veil .asp,
70 'oosee grain clover and other FNssss Of
tho best grasng farms In this part Of eounirv
About $4,000 manur~i
Aboot a'O acres Of very nn@ primitive forest
plant alton bindings. @N'
GLENTivAR considered of the best farm. Of ri. , nm
1850 ''"'''' anu no
lPvards o. go acres Of original forest
he dueing house small The plantation buding gen
About ;9oyooo tobacco hills have been MANFRED
uous F' "-NN' y" "'"' y,
T. The foegong valuable sold al aue,ion
te Pr-mssr on ur~dny, the Sd November i,a al ~
The sale VIII take place at Con. and conduct
'osya .... doDDIN APPsRsON,
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a YALTAnLE ES.rATE FoE sALF- ~ en-.

- ~ ~ ~, Va WI be sold Ga "wednesday, the
daF = Nvnttr, s;e u fair fair d.v haaf
sru The pIeulc, the large valuable estate esUaf VA
NtELfY, 10 The County rf Olouesser n l. situated gpss
N"ftn Aytra uaviE able within ulss o. snd st.y
'he,pesks aya stream 'undnr In oy.ttr. ara hsh
hnd u uthhorood rrcvcrba for rs iusgsns ard rfHn
tui The Irlct taius eleven tistep aer- al
an ~ Ett Ahoat six huu-ssa grounds q! grsa Tt
his beds 1f mari -
900 fs state Vere Uodca lss House. hih in the rno,,
r'fAi -i abslani1 ua rccutalnnz. resides easement
Yen .Af-' rooms if stuaoE e
tisfey upon h- Rs~r o. ttc ist n vershaded laun
NHrgthet slCt iound n the market and he
sale WI b. Positive and uiholi rye
N' zane tmc N" Household ard 81 chen Furnliarr yarn.
nF impi meui Scck % an kinds Pr0ysadsr SC heanr,rg 10
such ~ Fsiahlnent uiu b. colt. he terms
F'r ihs real estate, nn-vurh OF a. purchase ly an Be 70
CURED n 90 81 tht taance u equal tns.ua hra,ar Interest
'i hr ay q saIr, che Interest p1 sh ssi supuy one
premises - ~ '
cn- y ysssi u Esz-a toatpn viii lesfti before a..
1ay ~ er or uuch hc purchaser Vi IA % thr rustoary
rates
auy Eenic1ar ts % pufchase he above estate ~ private
sale before rs l1 Nosher sh everything utBo b. b.. 90 M
s rs Prgsg'l, ,5 Dc yOhN WHIFoRD.
seft-rfda
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ROOTS Ann SHOES

FINHE Subscriber has from the North and
Is now In receipt Of his Pail Roots Sho.s QHI
Trunks, Nale. Carpet Bags &C &c. which he would Kt
most respectfully calf the attention Of purchasers -
confident that his stock surpassed both rarF rrr
and quality. lie particularly invites Couury Mrrchan and or
ers buying 10 sell aEAiu, give him As
determined sell Cash the sam, quality Of GOOD.
be bought In am Of the Northern market
lie Is also prepared make anything In his line In the
best manner As his stock Of materials very and he very
best quality ocs p X WUTrT "a MI, :, -