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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-15
TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE 4!


KENT, PAINE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF ~
FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GOODS,
1913 and 165, Main street,
RICHMOND,
Have in Store. and receiving and offer to the
SOUTHERN TRADE, upon the most favorable terms
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES
Of Fresh Seasonable and Desirable STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, both of Foreign and Domestic manufacture
Our impOrtatODs from the various European markets
have been usually large and prepared 10 offer to
customers the largest and most Splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS ever exhibited in Virginia.
We have also made arrangements with the manufac.
turers Of VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA aud GEOR-
GlA for Full Assortment of their various productions
such as SHIRTINGS. SHEETINGS, OSNABURGS,
YARNS, KERSEYS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, &C.,
which we will sell at manufacturers prices We also
prepared to exhibit w. BIT 20 sf
A very Large & Beautiful Stock of Clothing
manufactured AT HOME by VIRGINIA WORKMEN
under supervision which we guarantee to be got
ten up in as Good Style any Northern Work, and we
pledge ourselves to sell the at below Northern
Prices. " "''.- -@ -.r.'+
Determined to deserve the large patronage with which
we have for many years been favored SHALL the pre-
sent season, take treasures to satisfy the SOUTHERN
MERCHANTS that HOME MARKET is equal if not
SUPERIOR to any at the North Our facilities are
passed by house in the trade here or elsewhere and
SHALL heretofore conduct business upon Just and
liberal principles. -. 2 -
KENT, PAINE 4 co.
February "A, 1880. l3-l2tpd.
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Cor Hrs REwARD.-The last Petersburg Press
says: 1.-THE conservative Gilmer has obtained his
reward For his stab in the dark to Clark's resou-
ton, the first obstacle thrown in the way Of South
ern harmony, Thadeus Stevens voted for him and a
Black Republican Speaker makes him Chairman of
the Committee on Elections. This is graceful re-
cognition of the services of Gilmer in the famous
election contest between Campbell and Vallanding-
ham, in which Mr.. Gilmer not only voted with the
Black Republicans, as he had right to do, but VOL
untcered speech for them" Etheridge, the SUBJ
missionst has also been rewarded with the chair
manship of a committee. The opposition North
and South appear to be acting together in the dis
tribution of the honors and offices
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rE NoEf dARo7nA .ks5 IlBska q

South is to have the benefit of and use these charges
against the national Democracy. That is the game.
tits with an honest and intelligent people to say
whether it shall succeed or not
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Spring sTYEs OF HATS .ii,ss, an.
- Now open at
w. II. r. g. TUCKER
Raleigh, Feb. IA, 1850. 1876.
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NORTH.CAROLINA MANUFACTURES.
RLACK AND GRAY CASSIMERES, o.'ss -
u LADIES CATERS AND WALKING BOOTS,
PLAID HOMESPUNs FOR SERVANTS, = q
81 OSNABURGS AND DOMESTICS. 'NsH =
We intend patrouizing North Carolina Manufactures ~
far as possible. ~. ~ =
~ VIII L R. g. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Feb. Is, 1850. - "a l8-3t
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rUMseHhAEI

- ~
==--->, z=,,-.-,, Raleigh n. C. ss's'
TEE 11sel HA 3 Ri F <&l1a HIGH Has BEEN
PRESS ANUTHE PUBLIC.
e ~ % bes ttsvskpe bas I'd visissa
this ssgi@ q theIcpuntrH il nv diving nitss ssasc
ton Of their chsste and pleasing 80. t.I
ENTERTA1NMENfS,'
in the above Building originally performed at The
Opera Hosse, Norfolk, Va,
and Other places 60
February "A, 1850. ;a IsLath
RALEIGH AND GAsfOk 1tAIIROADIl
- Change Fl scheduie! ,
-: RALK,ea November lst 1852.
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE THE NAIL TRAEN
~ on the Rs'eigh and CASTOR Railroad viii run ss 9.
Leave Raleigh daily at 7.10 A. NJ, Sli~AB asat
Arrive At Weldon daily Ut l4 NJ. ..,si = Gg
Leave Weldon daily at II, A. NJ. l.
Arrive at Raleigh daily ats.40 P. NJ.
THE FREIGHT TRAINS will run as AoIlows:--
Portsmouth Freight leaves Raleigh Monday, Wednesday
Arrives at Raleish Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Petersburg Freight Leaves Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, $40. q. IA - =
Arrives at Raleigh Monday. Wednesday and Friday. J.
p. A. DUNN, Supt.
november ., 1889. S6-ly.~
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-07

The Weather during the past week has been
highly favorable 10 the growing crops. We
regret 20 learn. that the excessive wet weather
has already Indicated that the present latter
ing prospect of the wheat crop may provea fail.
ure. We have the best assurance in stating
that the q red rust" has already made its ap-
pearance, which too often anticipates the great
destoyer of this most important crop = Chess
tertoDn, Ma.,) Mems.
AT Atchspp, X. T.. one Paul has astonished
the natives by winning match 10 pierce an
apple with pistol ball three times out of five,
at distance Of three hundred feet. The first
bali perforated the apple, passed directly
through the centre of il, and lodged in a tree
behind. The second struck the mark a little
to one side, splitting il into many pieces, while
the third scattered it inevery direction.
E SuIcIDE.-Cavin d. Scott committed suicide
in Elkton, on Wednesday morning, sy cutting
his throat with razor He was about thirty
years of age, a printer by trade, and was en-.
deared to his acquaintances by many noble
traits of character, but love of strong drink
perverted his mind, and led to his rash and de.
plorable act. -94 taa
Two CENTURIES AGO not one in hundred
wore stockings. Fifty years ago not boy il
a thousand was allowed to run at large a
night. Fifty years ago not girl in a thousand
made waiting. maid of her mother. Wonder
tul improvement in this age!
Mr.. LINCOLN is now said to stand six fee
four inches in his stocking feet. month ag
he was only six feet three; this shows the Ell
feet of Presidential nomination upon the ply
steal growth. Il is more rapid than ordinar
guano.
The French Despot is going to people hi
Parks with quails, and has procured 25 600 {
them from Genoa. AS his subjects will ne
whistle to please him, we suppose he's goin
: to see whether these feathered hipeds will.
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III ! ) G ELL A N E o u 3.
Agricultural Society of Kent County.

Pursuant 10 notice given by circulars the
Board Of Managers of the Kent county Agrlcnir
sural Seciely met 10 the Recorders Office IN
Dover, May goth, 1860. and appointed J. M.
Hill, chairipan, aud VIM. DqHamel, secretary
of The meeting.
On motion Of N. H. Coverdale, committee
of five were appointed to make ousa list OF pre-
rsiums TO be awarded at the next exhibition Of
the society.
~ whereupon Manlove Hayes. WIN. DuHamel,
j. III. Hill, Daniel G. Cowgirl, and Thos. w IL
son, were appointed said committee, who pro.
ceeded TO make out the list Of premiums and
aucoint the committees to attend the various
departments The committees appointed for
said purposes are Is follows: :.
On Grain Crops-E. o. Eccles, Isaac Regis
: Ter, John HUM, j. c. Reed.
Seed Grain-Geo Paris, Peter Wilson, w.
McGoniual, John Sherwood, Geo. l.. Galley.
Horses LIST class-Alex. Johnson, Wilson L.
Cannon, John C.. Pennewii, Taos. j. Marvel
~ Horses. I'd olass--R. ~. Merriken. Peter L
s Bonwill, Mcllroy McIlVain. Henry !. Hotteck
s err Charles Warren.
SO Horses. Sd class Daniel Cummins, M. s
svanbursaluw, Thos. Slaughter, fhos. Draper
Thos. Wilson,
Bulls ana Cows-Heury Pratt, N. t. Under
wood, Robi Frazer, john Emerson, William
Graham.
Jenkins, IT,. James B. KINNEY, Thomas
Lockwood, Thos. +. Frazer.
Isheep-Robr. w. Reynolds. Jacob Williams
WIN. Walker, Peter Meredith, Jr, A. J. Gal
dley.s !
arS 'FIogs-- Daniel c. Cowgirl, Jno. Cullen, 4
Jackson, Jno Truax, Sam'l Wharton.
Fowls--Sam'l draper, NJ. II. Galley, Tho'
Goodwin, Jno c. Craig, James I Smith.
Butler aud Honey--MaDleye Hayes, N. !
smithers. David j. Murphey, VIM B. Stubb'
Flour and Meal--Ds. ]. w. Sharp, JnO. !
Conner, James eos,les, Peter Miller, Caleb
Orchards and Fruit--Ezekiel B. Clement
Peter s. Collins, E J. Carter, Jno. Woodal
MN. Townsend
son. WIN. Virden, Jos. SoWard, j. p. Lewis
HAY and Grass=-Dayid Marvel, Jr., lsa'
Goodwin, VIM. Roderheld, VIM Y. omil
WIN. Stay, Charles NJ. Wharton.
plowing Match--Thos. B. Coursey, Rob
r. Wright, Fl. Coyerdale, Jas. G. Waple
Jas. l.. Hsyerin;
ID Agrcullural lmplemenls--A. B. Richardso
w. III. Dawson, Thos. PostIes, VIM. Collin
Henry Cowgirl.
Special Preminms--Wm. Nj. Jester, Joi
sSlay, David Plessanton, Robt. ii. Cummlr
WIN. R. Morris.
Flowers aud Fancy Work-~Geo. p. Fish'
Robt. B Jump, DIR. B. s. Gootee, David
Barton, Robt. Hill.
The meeting. after finishing their busine
WV. DuIlAMEE, Ssc'y,
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EQUALITY TO ALI-UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature In Business

Every One his own Salesman ,--JoNEs & Co. Of the
Crescent oneptice Clothing Store, 604 Market street,
above SIKH. Philadelphia In Bddiiion having the
largest, most varied and fashionable stock Of clothing
in Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales we
have constituted every his own salesman, by hay
ing marked in fgures ON each article, the very low
est pfceit can be sold for they cannot possibly
vary--all must buy alike. The goods we'll spunged
and prepared, and great pains taken with the making
so that all can buy with the full assurance of getting
good article al the very lowest price, Also, large
stock Of piece goods hand Of the latest styles anC
fashionable and best MANNER % per cent below credi
price. Remember the Crescent in arket street, above
Sixth. Philadelohia.s lr nt .+'st4
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers al private sale, some OF The
most desirable property IN the Town OF smyrna; or
No | is the new three-siory DWELLING HO 81
in which he now resides. The property is put uPln
a substantial manner, with all mouern improvements
Il also has attached Stable: CafrlDge House. Ice
House, Smoke House, DC.
No. 2 Is a row of 4 TENEMENTS on Frazier st.
ne " and in good order. with Smoke House 10 EACH
and a pnmp of excellent water at the door. This
properly is good investment, it brings l2s per
cent on the price. -
Nos. and 2. eu
No. Asa BUILDING LOT at the corner oil MAN
and Frazier sts IS by 200 #. This Is the moA' esnu'
| some Lot on said street.
No. Is Building Lot on Main ST., so f. front BY
400 f. deep. This a very handsome Lo'. .,;e,,
No Is the ICE-CREAM GARDEN, beaeIlIuI
Garden with improvements suitable for The PURPOSE
now used. This property is good my esImenl. -
No. = Is Q two story BRICK DWELLINGS oil Con''
merce ST. with Stable attached. All the above POO'
perty will be sold low and the subscriber Is DESTROYS
OF closing out his property IN the town. fOf 'u'A'
| particulars and terms apply 10 =, -
er n 29Ih, go E..SPRU ANCE' SmyIhH.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Kerby's
AMERICAN HARyEsTER.
IMPROVED FOR 1861

IMPROVED FOR 1861.
JOHN ii. BOWMAN, Agent for Kerby's Improved
Harvester for Kent and Sussex Counties, would call
the attention of Farmers Il, the folaWing facts:
Thal--This il the most perfect Combined Mower
and Reaper in use better than any single mower as
mower, and better than any single reaper as reaper
That-ltls strongest and the highest; being made
entirely OF lron except pole, seat and platform Inc
finger is Of wrought angle rOn OF great strength
and ghtness,
That-It has Revolving Track Clearer, which is
the only track-cearer that will thoroughly separate
the cut from the uncut grass and without leaving 'ne
cut grass III bunehes
Tha-lt requires one-third less draft than any other
machine. -.s-.s,ySt- -----'
That--No pressure Is made upon the horses necks
and no side draft.
That-Its ability 10 work on rough ground is moi
equaled by any machine YET Produced The fnger par
working up and down, independent of The driving
wheel, enables the machine 10 60 through dead iui
rows and ditches among stones and boys, over knol'
and gopher hills where no other machine could olo"
/ it, II will work iten 2 TO l8 inches high
ffhat-lt can be used in moving either WIN o.
without the reel.
That--ln both moving and reaiing, the position o
the driver and raker the most convenient and easy
enabling them 10 do their labor with but little exeruon
| Thal--While the machine is in motion the DRIVE
can. by means of lever, throw the cutters out an
into gear and by another lever he can raise and lowe
the fngerbar pass Instructions, move from held
field. ..- t..
That-It is easily managed, marvelously simple
we'll built compact, liable 10 get out OF order mad
of the best Materials Babbet metal boxes, and Is tu
nished with double Trees neckyoke and extras con
plete.
Commerce street, Smyrna, Del.
a1-Farmers wanting Reapers will please send the
orders soon.
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The General Opinion

Is that LEWIS y BR0lFHER are selling Cloths. Cas-
simeres, yeslingss Ladis Dress Goods and Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN Smyrna. Try
their Rio Coffee at l2 cents per pound, and all other
Goods sold IN like manner. as
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-07

THE GREAT DRAWBACK 10 persons emigrating
to The extreme south and western country, The fear
they have of the Fever and Aguethe most direfni of
all diseases, Every day hear of persons attacked
by this disease and made helpless in short lime with
out any Of afordlng relief In view of great
demand for remedy Dr. Hosteiter has presented his
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, whose curative pow
for all diseases Of the stomach have been univer
sally acknowledged. The Bitsers. prepared after q
long experience and deep study, have received the
eneomuns the most eminent physicians, well as
all classes from every part Of country To those
who doubt their many virtues, all say is to try
them, and judge for themselves respectively. .s
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
| aTSee advertisement in another column.
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MRS. 'WiulsIOw.

An experienced nurse and female physician has q
Soothing Syrup for children eething, which greatly
facilitates the process of tickling by sotening the
gums, reducing all infammalion-wIll aay all pain,
and is sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon il
mothers. will give rest TO yourselves and relief and
health 10 your infants Perfectly safe in all cases.
See ad yeIlsement in another column.
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Mexican Mustang Imminent,

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has attained For rheumatism, Salt Rheum
Burils Bruises, Stiff Joints, Galds SpraIns Pole
Evil and SwelIings upon Horses, il has no equal No
person will be without who has tested value.
And with reference TO the general estimation of the
Mustang Linimcnt can cheeruly say that no article
ever Permmed 50 many cures in our neghborhood as
this l.. ". Smith, RidgefeId, Conn.," s. LeIlch Esq
Hyde Park W.T. writes that the horse was considered
worthless, this spavin but since the free use
of the Mustang LinImenl, have sold him for $780,
Your Linment is doing wonders up here Such les
timony is reaching every day. The halfis told
Every family should have it. Beware Of limitations
The genuine Mustang is sold by all respectable dealer
throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK, Proprieiors, New-York.
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IFor Sale.

Large six,seat FAMILY CARRIAGE and lIar
mesh. IBUGGY WAGON. Pole and Shafts. BAY
MARE, ~ hands ligh, years old-Isound and gen
,le Apo.v 10 E@T EDWIN WILMER
m SIT Smyrna, Del.
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BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.
RAIT.ROAD NOTICE.

The Delaware ssoskholders in the Maryland q Del
aware X. X. Co are informed that receipts for the
first call for their Stock lbeng IS per shared are de.
posted with W. M. lIe Esq, Cashier Of The smyrna
Bank who is ausnrxed 10 receive the money and de.
liver tie receipts. The irst call is over due, and
l. {. w. POWELL,
May TO- is60lni Tres'r M g. D. r. r. Co.
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JOHN FL. BOWMAN,
Practical MaChinists,

Commerce street, Smyrna, DEL,
Has now for sale superior lot of
COMBINED THRASHING d CLEAN
ING MACHINES,
of his own manufacture; also, his Improved MIX
HORSEPOWER which, for strength, durability and
speed, cannot be equalled by any other Power These
Machines guarantee to give satisfaction for Thrash
ing, CleanSeparatng snd Cleaning the grain from the
chaf. They cannot be surpassed. could give nu
merous certificates 10 cOrroboraie the above statements
but deem it unnecessary, my machines are used by
many persons III Delaware aud on the Eastern Shore
of Maryland. AL kinds of REPAIRING done will
dispatch. Brass Bones for the Mccormick Reaper
kept on hand, Gum BELrINo for sale.
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FOR SALE:

A BULK WINDOW, with Shutters, Bars,
and everything complete. Apply at this of
fee. no
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-06-07
T. AILO Rim G..

The subscriber having taken the Office re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Henry d. Eubanks,
corner OF Commerce and Delaware Sta, Smyrna,
Del, for the purpose Of carrying on the TAIL
ORlNG BUSINESS, in all it's various branches,
would respectfully solicit share ofihe public
patronage. lie has been following the business
TOR several yearain Philadelphia, and feels con-
fident, from his past experience, that he can
give satisfaction IN all business entrusted to him.
ap 20 3m J. Ii. BRADLEY.
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New Spring Goods.

The subscriber again calls the attention Of his Gus
aud the public generally 10 his late purchase
of NEW GOODS of every variety, which he has just
received The Ladies particularly invited 10 call
and examine his very extensive assortment Of DRESS
GOODS, consisting ofBlack, Fancy, FOulard and Sum.
Silks, Grenadines, Tissues, Poll de Chevres, Va
lencias, 8ereges, Lawns, ChailIes, &c. Also hand
some lot of Shawls Silk Lace Points, Sun Umbrellas,
&c, &c. THOS CARLOW.
N B-The subscriber will take all kinds Of Country
Produce in exchange for Goods, and will pay cash for
oil kinds Of G ran, on delivery. Il. &.
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G. m. Ravmond 81 @.


la G. H. Raymond g. Co,
Would inform their friends and H. dolic in gen.
eral that they have just received i niladephia
large, full and wellassorted stock OF Spring and Sum
mer DRESS GOODS. comprising different styles Of
Chintzes, Lawns, 0rgandies, Cambrics,
with Chales Foulards, Poll de Chevres. Valencias,
Mohairs. Luslres. Fine Satin Challies and Bereges,
Cloths, Cassinneres & Vestings,
Hosiery, and Gloves, Embroidery. Collars. Flouncing
Edgings fine stock Of Gilt Blinds, with Putnams
Patent Pendulum Fixture. which are OF the latest and
approved Style Hats and Gaps OF straw ielt fur
and silk Dammssk Table Cloths Doyalies and Nap
kins, lOl Linen Sheeting, lO1 Bleached and I'm
bleached Stirring Muslini with large stock Of
Groceries az Provisions,
an extensive stock Altering ranging in price from
So 10 So.
As confident that out stock is adapted to the
wants Of the people, earnestly solicit call anc
We will gladly show them through
F 6 G. II. RAYMOND & co.
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DRIVING HORSES

in the county, ieel myself able 10 offer inducements
to those who like 10 ENJOY comfortable ride Stop
and see me day night. My stable Is on Main ST.,
below Dennings Carriage Factory. 1900
JOHN II GEORGE.
N. Bone call will satisfy the most iasIidIOus.-
Terms very moderate for cash.
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A Word TO the Wise.

Experience beng the best teacher. in all stagosOf
life, feel myself now prepared 10 accommodate the
citizens Of Smyrna with The best facilities eyerOHered
for spending a pleasant day or afternoon IN a drive
through the beautiful country Having In possession
the host stuck of
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PUMP MAKING.
xyANTE ID

FOUR MEN, Of solar and industrious hsp .s,.,s.
serve as Policemen Apply TO either OF the S0n
sioners Of the town. BY ORDER OF TUE BoA NV
my "a WM CuhMse. - -
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A Meeting

A Meeting 80, IN
Of the DIRECTORS OF the KENT County NIL ~ ,hs
suRANoE COMPANY will be held al The oilles lups
President, in smyrna. on Monday. the AIN DAY "a
next, at 10 clock. a. m. BY order, s..,yx,
ml24 2w. GEO. b. DICKSON seeret1'y.
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FOR SALE.

A new DEARBORN WAGON, made Of lns Vii
ynateral tiron agletrees) and in the besl manns,i
be sold cnEAP. Apply to W. II. sl<a nj.
my "a ony.n- -l----r-
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Plaster.
A Fresh Lot now in Store. Call early on
May 10 go. EDWIN WILMER,
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Farmers and Others
aat are respectfully informed that
e ID w [ N w IL MI f. r.
Wood, Slaves, Rails, &C.,
ls ON SALE.

LIME, AT THE KlLNS, for Building purposes. SC
Or All accounts there must be setied al the close Of
each monlh. Lime for Agricultural purposes by the
Boat Load, or in less quantity four months ciedlt
for approved negotiable paper Five per cent OIL FOL
Cash
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Stone and Stacked Lime.
Apply to Re EDWIN WILMER.
MAY 10 go,
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G. Cd A n,
New supply, tor Summer use. Apply to
May 10 go EDWIN WILMER.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-08-10
Chancery Sale of Valuable Lands.

DURSUANT TO "A DECREE RENDERED
Il at the last term Of the Chancery Court at
Madisonville, will, ON the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1860, sell on the premises to the highest bid
der, a credit of one and two years, with inter
est from date excepting $500, required to be
paid in HANDY the Lands of which Col. Jona-
than Upton, died, seized and possessed, in Mon
roe county, Tennessee, subject to the life estate
of his widow Mrs Margaret Upton. Note with
approved security will be required and lien re-
tanned on the lands fer the payment of tho pur-
chase money.
This valuabl farm Of about 800 acres is eligibly
situated on Little Tennessee River, between Lou
icY and Morgauton, and contains large proper
it, cf fertile bottom land.
At Tie same time and place, there will be sold.
ION ssares OF f. r. & G. r. Road Stock, together
With tho scrip dividends heretofore declared on
the came. y. A CoEflE, u AZ W.
Aug II, 1sso-td-prs fee efHo-~'"