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George Martin and wife,

James 7. Colder and wife, aud others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
1 tons in the bill that james 4. Colder and wife
sally c. Colder, Nancy II. Chisolm, Samuel Will
son, Samuel Gravens and wife Elezabeih b. Ora
yens, John ". Riuehart and wife Narcissa Rinc-
hart, john A. Wilson, Joseph Wilson, Elizabeth
Wilson, Couela Wilson and John A. Wilson. az
non-rcsilents Of the State of Tennessee, 4 is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post n newspaper published an Athens,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks, notifying
said nonresident respondents To srpear at our
next ChOnccry Court to DO hold at the Court
house in Athens, on the third Monday of Fcbrua-
ny next TO plead. answer .Nmur to said bill, or
the same viii be taken ~ confessed us to them
and set for hearing accordingly.
JOHN l.. BRIDGES, Q. d. ".
Nov 90, lSG0---it,--prs fee S3-G3j
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From Mexico--Arrival of the Ten

NcD Orleans. Nov. 2t.-The steamer
Tennessee from Vera Cruz the DIST, has
arrived.
The capture OF Guadalajara is confirm
cd.
Seven thousand men are expected in
Morelin, to march with the Liberals on
Mexico.
The British Legation at the City of Mex
leo, was sacked and million of dollars
belonging to British bondholders taken.
There is great excitement throughout
the country
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COM M E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 90.
Bacon, clear sides ljc; ribbed lc; hams 100
l5c; shoulders lie. Lard, in bills l3lc; in kegs
aud cans $50 lc. Wheat, red 81 80; white $l,7j.
Flour extra family sS@SS,25; family S7,25GD
$780, superdno S6,7j@s7. Corn ST. Meal 81 10.
Oats 6Oc. Stock Peas 81. Rye Sl,2j. Feathers
4jc. Dried Peaches, peeled 90 l0c unpeeed A
015c Dried Apples, peeled 2@13c. Butter Zoe.
Eggs Zoe.
Annexed please find statement of our produce
market, &c. Trade generally dull,
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
Produce aud ComEissi0n Merchant.
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APPOINTMENT oF JUpaE.--There is re
port that President Buchanan has APP
pointed Judge w. l.. Harris, of M:ssissip-
pi, to fill the vacancy in the Supreme
Court of the United States occasioned by
the death of Judge Daniel
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A. MvRcldin,


JUnn r. PnWcr n MS. 7
TT APPEARING FROM TIE ALICIA
i tions in the hill that John +. Power ST., John
+. Power, Jr., George IL. Power and Kelsey L.
Power, are non-residents of tho state Of Tcnhes-
see, It Is therefore. ordorcd that publication DO
maas ~ tho Athens Post for four successive weeks
notifying said non-rcsiisnt respondents in sujd
cross bill to appear ut oar next Chaucery Court,
TO be held at tho codrt house in Athens, on tho
hsird Monday of February next. 10 plead, answer
on demur To said cross bin, or tho sauo will be
taken as confessed asto thoL. and set for hearing
aessrdingly, JOHN h. BRIDGES, @. d. ~
Noy rs. ts6O-It--rrs fec S3--695
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A PLEA FOR 4 B,curtop.-Aboc bo,or,s

a PLEA FOR A BAcnELoR.-A bachelors
lie Is not without its attractions. Free
dom OF will and action are, at least among
4. bachelors joys; but experience teaches
them that after certain time such alb
scnce from restraint resolves itself into
that species of liberty which Macaulay
touchingly dcsignatcs "the dcsolate free
dom of the will ass"
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from the Washington star.l

" Editor Sar.-Your information in regard
TO the author of the so-called "Declnra-
ton of Independence" is PROFESSIONALLY
correct. lie is an Englshman, IN office,
appointed from Missouri.
A DEMOCRAT,
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, 9Th Now, $50 at the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. J. a. Gamhrcl Mr..
JoHN C. SHIELDS, Of Bradley county, Tenn, to
Miss EMILY \. HOWELL, Of Murray CO., Ga.
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TENIIE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER AT
public sale, on Thursday, 21th December,
1860, the FARM upon which he now resides. .itu-
atcd q miles due South Of Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee, containing
2SG Acres,
about 100 acres cleared and in II good state of
cultivation, and the balance heavily tmlcrod-
This Farm alioins the Lands of VI. A. Helm. II.
7. Wilson and others. There are three good
Springs upon the place, and free stream of water
through it. The fencing is good, and Il portion
Of the Farm is well set in Clover and Grass
The improvements embrace everything necessary.
and are entirely new, large and convenient.
At the same time and place, will sell all my
Stock, Farming Implements, &C., Sc, consisting
of Mules, Horses, Brood Mares. Colts, Cattle,
Hogs, Wagons, plows, llarrows, &C., &c.
Tera@ gt ulc:-OHo half cash, balance on
twelve months for notes with approved security.
Title for Land granted when the whole Of the
purchase money shall have been paid. Possession
LIST January, 1861. JOHN J. HELM,
McMinn co., Tenn.
N. D.--Tho owner will take pleasure in show
ing the place to any that may contemplate pur
chasing.
Noy 0, lSG0-it-G33
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Notice.

Notice.
DY VIRTUE OFA DEED OF TRUST. EXE.
D culcd to me ON the 21,h day of March, 1860.
by Joseph W. Gibson will proceed to sell, ut
the Court house door in the town Of Athens, ON
Monday. the 18th day Of December next,
NEGRO GiRL named Ellen, the property Of
said Gibson, 10 tho highest bidder, for cash in
hand. Said Girl is about thirteen years old, like
ly, sound and healthy, and Is sold for the benefit
of William d. Smith and Charles I Matlock.
JOHN +. SLOWER, Trustee.
Nov. 1G, lSGO-td-prs fee $3,G0-G3G
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WIZ. Il. BRYANT,

WEI. II. DRIANT, r
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
ChalcCry,
Athens, TCTr.
WILL PRACTICE IN TIE CIRCUIT AND
w Chauccry Courts of Mchlinn, Polk, Brad
ley, Mags, Monroe and Roanc counties. And
attend promptly to the colecting and securing Of
all claims entrusted to Lis care in East Ten
ncssec.
Sept 2S, IsG0-tf-G27
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Notice.
Chancery Sale of Land, Town Lots and
Negro Woman, at Decatur.


Thos. p. TilIhrv and wife, and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN lNTERLOCUTO-
/ ry decree made at the October term. 1860, of
the Chanccry Court at Decatur, Tenn. will eel
to the highest bidder, in the town Of Decatur. on
the 9TH day of January, 1861, on four and ten
months time with interest from date NEGRO
WOMAN, Amy, aged about 80 years. Also, at
the same time and place, on like credit the follow
ing LOTS in Decatur, Tenn, to wit: Nos. 90 and
90, unimproyed, and the remainder in Lots Nos.
II and 32, improved-thc two last named having
been assigned TO the widow as dover. Also, One
Hundred and Sixty Acres of LAND, II being the
Southwest quarter of section %, 81 fractional
township and Nh range, West of the meridian
line. Also, Eighty Acres of LAND, the South
east diagonal half of the tract on which John
Martin lived, and known as the Martin Tract or
Farm-all Of which Lands lie in lIwassee District,
Meigs county Tennessee. Sold as the property
of James A. lIpwser, decd, to pay debts. Bond
and approved seeurily will be required and lien
retained until an the purchase money is paid.
FRANKLIN MoCORKLE, C. e. w.
Nov 90, lSGO--3t--prs fec S5--G35
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GOODS AT WH1LESAlEI

NVVH O "a VII = = E.NS II - =
TkNllE SUBSCRIBER, IN CONSEQUENCE
4 of i'll health, and inability to attend to bust
ness, is DESTROYS of selling out his Citirc STOCK
OF GOODS to some one who wishes to engage in
the Mercantile business. Ills stock comprises II
general assortment Of Dry Goods, and other arti-
cles usually kept by merchants in this country,
and most Of them Of excellent quality. lie will
also rent his Store Room to whoever may pur-
chase the GooGs, if desired. 1t is one Of the best
stands in the place. To any entcrprisng man
wishing to ensagc in the business, the opportunity
offered is good one. Terms will be made favor
able. S. X. REEDER.
Athens, Tenn, NOV 90, lSG0-tf-G35
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Notice,

TINHE UNDERSIGNED BEING COMPELL-
Il ed to have money to meet his engagements,
takes this opportunity Of informing all persons
indebted TO him by note or account that after lst
December all papers not settled will be given out
for collection. Persons interested will please
notice. ALIEN. CLEAGE.
Athens, Nov &c. 1SG0-3t--G32
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GRANVILLE
FURNITURE FACTORY.
Furniture at Wholesale or Retail.

2 VI III WI . 10 W fOfSnutV VI AtNVHII'
fENlE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il either at Wholesale or Retail. at the Grays-
Vile Furniture Factory, Catoosa county, Georgia,
large assortment Of Furniture, made of the
best materials and got up in the latest styles and
finish. equal to any manufactured in any part of
the United States, and he will sell MS low rs the
same article can be purchased in amy other mar
ket, North or South. Parties wishing to pur-
chase good article Of Southern Made Furniture,
are invited to call at the Factory and examine
our stock. They can he supplied with any arii-
clcs named below, lower than they can lay them
down from any other place
To the trade We would say VIC arc prepared to
furnish you with tie following articles Of Gus
tom made" or "Knocl down" Furniture on rs
favorable terms as you can lay thcm down from
the North or West. Give us Il CALI
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The Widow, Heirs aud Creditors Of John T.
Bevins deed.
IN OBEDIENCE 10 AN INTRODUCTORY
L decree rendered in these two cases at the Dc
Der term, 1860, Of the Chuuccry Count at Decatur,
Tenn, | will, on the 9th day Of January, 1861 :,
on the premises, soil to the highest bidder. the
LANDS described in The plyalings, to wit: All Of
the Northc quarter Of section 2lSt 81 fraction
al township, and 3D. range West Of the meridian,
except that portion aSi.Uod to the widow as dover.
and if necessary Ga discharge the ycrdor's lien
with interest and costs, the dover will be sold at
the same time and place. | will also SELL ut the
same time and place, to the highest bidder, the
balance Of the Lands belonging to the estate of
John T. Bcvins, deed, except so much thereof as
is embraced in the widows dover, to wit: Forty
Acres, in the Southeast corner of the South east
quarter Of section 2lst, Sd fdctional township and
Sd range, West Of the meridian. Also, One Hun
drcd and Sixty Acres, in the 10Th section, Sd frac-
tonal township, and 81 range West it being the
South half of the Northeast quarter and the
North half Of the Southeast quarter of said Sec
ton--all in HiwasicG District, Meigs county,
Tennessee.
TERMS -0nc-halr payable in four and the
other half in eight months. Bond and approved
security will be required, and lien retained until
all the purchase money is paid.
FRANKLIN MCCORELE. e. e ".
Npy 81. 1SGO--1t--Irs fee 81 ln-f"I
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New York Market Report.

~" L VI ~ JLti ASJ oSDOtl.
In the quotations for Middlng Urlands,
in the New York markets on the 22d and
Odd insts., the quotations should have
been 100000 cents.
bSy" The Mississippi Legislature met
in extra session at jackson yesterday
There is much commotion in the State.
and its proceedings will be looked for
with much interest.
B@S" Mr.. Ncsmith, the Oregon Douglas
Senator elect, was turned out of office as
Indian Agent in Oregon, by Mr.. Buchan-
an, and, it is stated, Mt 10. Lanes request.
Mr.. Nesmith, thus losing his Office, takes
that of Gen. Lane.
Observation-Disclosures have been re-
cieved at the postoiliice in Alexandria,
Virginia, directed to "Alexanlria, Va,
Southern Confleracy."
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tSi D NhOhiSN'S5S "a NitN b4StNh 10 liiC iSStItl
of observation or Of instinct
MRs. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and fc-
male physician, has a Soothing Syrup for chill
drcn tcething. which greatly facilitates the pro-
Of tcethimg, 10y Suitening the gums, ielucing
all infamaton-wil 0ay all pain, ard is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers.
it will give rest TO yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
CONNOS SENSE rules the mass of the people,
whatever the msnamed aud misanthr0pe philOso-
piers may say to the contrary. Show them II
good thing let lis merits be clearly dcm0nstra ted
and they will not hesitate to give ii their most
cordial patronage. The most masses have al
ready raliIiud the judgment Of physician, con-
corning the virtues of ilosTETTER'S BIrrERs, as
may be seen in tho immense quantities of this
medicine that are annually sold in every section
Of the land. Il is now recognized as greatly SUI
peror TO all other remedies yet devised for diseases
of the digestive organs, such rs diarrhru, dy sen
tory, dyspepsia, and for the various fcvcrs that
arise from arrangement of those portions of the
system. llOstc;icr'S name is rapidly becoming II
household word from Maine to Texas. from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the ar
tice and be satisfied
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
Ds'5- See advertisement in another column
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ATHENS BOOK STORE.
GEUR. w. ROSS,

BOOKSELLER &c STApIONER,
u ESPECIFULLY INVITES TIE PEOPLE
ia 10 call at his bookstore, and see the best
sciccted stock of Books and atonery to be found
anywhere outside Of the big cities, at prices 10
satisfy all. lie uicrs an extensive and varied
assortment of Standard
igrirulivr0i, Lar. Nedicol, Re}iyious, Hoc';caI,
ScieHtiEc, Literary, PoiHieai historical,
Typographical,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
10 instruct and to please the people.
To his nice Git Books for Juveniles" for all
seasons and his SLHDOL BOOK.H and to the
Loc Prices Of them all, hopar,icularly invites at
lgution.
His Stationery. from Pencil to Portfolio,
and through the extended list, embraces wide
variety Of kinds and qualities, from the VERY
CHEAP to the VERY FINE. Stationery for the Ia
dies, tasteful, elegant, recherche, in varied aud
rich abundance. All sorts Of Blank Books ON
hand from Il Ledger or an Album to a Pass Book
Pocket Diary, as well rs all forms and uuali-
tbs of Writing Paper, Visiting Cards, Paper
Haucings, Drawing Materials &c.
Ills facilities also for procuring to order any
thing in his line that may DO wanted, with dis
patch, and on the best terms Of the market, arc
complete. lie solicits orders from the mcigLbor-
ing counties rs well as from the people about
home, promising to do his best for those who deal
with him. ANY Book that j. published in the
United States, will be delivered here at publish
cr7 prices.
Oct. 3, lSGO-G2S
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Es5' The st. Louis (AIo.) R,puJl;can, of
the DIST inst, publishes returns from all
but four counties, and they very clearly
indicate that the State has cast its vote
for JUDGE Douglas.
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Cheese.

GEHORN & lIORNSBY HAVE A FEW
- more of those very fine Cheese. Call and get
some before they they are all gone. Nov %
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HARD TINES IN SAyANNAu.--Tha Prcsi-
dent of one of the Savannah Banks states
in letter that business there is in con-
dition Of entire paralysis. 1t is impossi-
bic to sell exchange upon any point, and
cotton buyers have been compelled to
meet their liabilities by surrcndering
their bills Of lading-substantially re-
turning the cotton. He suggests the idea
of advertising for consignments Of cotton
to Liverpool from planters, and shipping
them with orders for supplies in part pay
ment, and the remainder in specie.
EsS" Hon. NJ. L. Manlcy was elected
Supreme Court Judge by the Legislature
Of North Carolina, Saturday. There was
considerable talk among the members of
secession.
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SCHOOL LAND FOR SALE.

IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF THE
1 Circuit Court of Roauc county made at the
March term, 1850, and regularly revived at the
July and October terms, 1860, | will on Thurs
day, the 9th day of December next, expose to
sale, to the highest bidder, on the premises, the
School Section of Land situated in the second
fractional township, accond range, West of the
meridian. ltiwasscc District, Roanc and Mcigs
counties, Tennessee: provided the bidiings on
said Lands shall reach the following valuation
placed thereon by tie Commissioners appointed
for that purpose, TO wit:
Lot No. J. containing 90 40 acres, at 81, 700 90
Lot No. 9, Z" 100 $40 300 90
Lot No. - % 152 1910 /" ZOO 90
This section Of Land lies Immediately opposite
the mouth of Whites Greek. on the South side of
Tennessee River, in the counties of Roane and
Mcigs, and is one of the most valuable in the lii
wassec District, being well tiubcred. well watcre
and containing ineNhaust.hlc banks of the very
host Iron Ore A,grea1- portion of the Land is
No. river bottom.
TERMS or SALE:--cn ne eighth of the purchase
money to be paid on ho day Of sale, and the resi-
due on credit of ten years purchasers giving
notes bearing interest from date. with good sccu-
rites payable ona.tcn'h part with the interest
accruir" thereon annually on the First Monday Of
April, to the President and Directors Of the Bank
Of Tennessee; and lien will be retained on the
Land until The whole Of the purchase money i.
paid. W. $. PATTON, Uerk.
November lG, 1sG0-Gt--prs fee 81 ,0O--G3i
CHANCERY SALE OF LANDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TINlIE TIME OF YEAR BEING CLOSE AT
Il hand for settling accounts, the subscriber re-
specially urges all indebted to him to make pay
ment as early as possible. He needs money! and
will expect all to discharge their Liabilities, in
part if not all, by the close Of the present year.
Nov %, 1860 s. X. REEDER.
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g,y" a debating Club lately discussed
the important question, whether roos-
ter's knowledge of daybreak is the result
of observation or Of instinct
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Leather Leather!
S0D LES. SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
cOO just received and for ale by
Oct. o, GEOR. W. ROSS.
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TFOR SALE ON GOOD TERMS, by
IL Nov 10 s. X, REEDER,
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Thousands Of Gases.

Thousands of Gases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, hut
nvigorGtcs the stomach and bowels, corrccts
aciGity, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Ii will almost Instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie
and overcome convul.ions, which, if not speedily
rcmCdod, end in death. We believe it the hest
"nd siTcH r,mciy IN he rorid. in all cases of
Dgseiic,y and Diurlae in children. whether ii
ARISES from tcething, or from any other cause
We would say TO every mother who has child
suffering from any Of the foregoing complaints
Do not lei yonr prJudices nor he prejUdiccs If
others, stand between your suffering child, and
the relief that will be sHre-yes. absolutely sWc-
to follow the use Of this medicine, if timely used
Full directions for using viii accompany each
l,tllr. None csrGiuc unless the fac smile of
CURTIS s PERKINS, New York, is ON lie
outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
P,mci.@ office, No. IL Ccdar!H. Nor l'ork.
Price only % Cents per Bottle.
Aug .. 1SG0-iy $40
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

TnE ATTORNEY GENFnAlsnlr.-We saw it
stated in one of our city papers last week that
Geo. T Fisher, the present Attorney General
had resigned and that gentleman from this
city had been appointed in his stead.
We seldom make complaints about the APP
pointments made by the Governor, more on
the ground that we do not want to interfere
with the appointing power or bring contumely
upon Governor Burtons administration than
anything elsei but we certainly do think that
the appointment referred towould be very I'M
popular just now in this county, We have not
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14
BUSINESS MATTERB.

BsSsa Tue Eclectic Medical Jouradi, for JAM
nary, containing large amount of useful in-
formation, comes to us looking as bright and
thrifty as any paper npou our table. We arc
pleased to note this fact, rs ii augers well Tor
its success. Dr. Paine, who by the way, is
Professor of the principles and practice of
medicine, in the Eclectic College, at Philadel-
phia, is one of your thorough go-ahead fell
lows, who are sure to succeed. The price Of
this work, which is issued monthly, is 50 per
annum. Address Eclectic Medical journal,
Philadelphia, or DR.. John Simms X Son, Viii
mington, Del.
Bsise George \. Battcrbury, No. II Market
street, keeps music, books, fine Italian violin
and guitar strings, yiolins, guitars flutes, iies,
accOrdeons and musical merchandise. Also a
general assortment of bill, cap and letter paper,
blank books, envelopes, pens, pencils, and every
kind of fancy articles. Whenever you want
any fancy article, and do not know where to
purchase it at, call ut Mr.. Datterbury's and see
if he cannot furnish YOU with it.
By Culbert & Brother, corner Of Front and
Orange streets, have, and constantly keep on
haId,a very extensive assortment Of groceries,
which they sell wholesale and retail. Our
friends in the country, will bear in mind that
they also keep guano, phosphate of lime &c.,
which they sell on accommodating terms.
These gentlemen are known to the community
as business men in whose word you may rely
any orders sent TO them will be promptly filed,
Hsr We would call the attention Of tile
beef eating public to the fact, that John H..
Graham keeps At his stall, No. 90 Fourth Street
Market, q superior article Of beef. The proof
Of the matter will be the testing of it in the
shape Of steaks. Remember No. 20, Fourth
Street Market.
ny Aaron Conrad adyertises four three
story brick houses on Second street near Jack
son, and also several building lots for sale.
This property is in an improving section Of the
city, which will pay ten per cent. on the in
vestment by the increasing value of the land.
Esi5" That inimitabe and fashionable Tailor,
Charles O'Donnell, at the corner Of Sixth and
Shipley streets, Keeps an excellent stock Of
goods constantly on hand, which he makes up
in the mostapproyed style to order Give him
II trial.
rss" Travelling over the Wilmington Bridge,
on and after next Monday, will be suspended
for a few days, in order TO repair the draw
Pedestrians can cross as usual.
nag Ftzsimmons 4 Bickta have dissolved
partnership, as will be seen per advertisement
in another column.
Boy james Mcgrattcn has taken ont letters
of administration on the estate of VIM. Cleadcn,
decd, Of New Castle lid.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-14

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general.
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Danish historian
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German printer.
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lived b. q.
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