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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Queen Of Aag.-The ancient. bat this year
neglected, custom Of crowning the Queen of
May, was revived few days since at the
Camp OF Instruction, Central Fair Grounds,
by the Lynchburg Home Guard, one Of whom
was chosen Queen OF May, with all the cere-
monies-maids Of honor, &c.--incident to such
bled crowd, the Queen of Beauty was led
forth from his cattle stall, where he had bee q
duly aud magniiicentiy meiamorphised In 70
one of the fairer sex, and mounted the throne
in the mos graceful manner imaginabi Tue
Queen WAS crowned with q wreath of pine
tassels. The monarch weighed 230 lbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Auddy:-The streets were in anything but
an engaging plight yesterday, caused by the
Iait oI continuous sho wer OF rain ALI SUNDAY
hight All locomotion by the fair sex was
OUT Oh the question indeed, those cast i'm "A
sterner mould, only moved because the re-.
quTements could not be put aff. There will
be no more dust this week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

HANGING 'TRAIToRs. THE letters written
by the Northern volunteers in Washington to
the newspapers OF their respective towns and
villages, abound in marvellous incidents and.
characteristic conceit. The following inn
formation is comm unicated by members of the
New York Seventh Regiment, and NAV be
true, although the Washington papers have
been silent on the subject
"Six sacessionists were caught yes terday in
reasonable acts, and TWO We're shot this morn
ing al the Navy Yard. One is TO he shot TO .
morrow morning. He was inthe nploy of the
Ordnance Depar tmen and had beesset to work
filling bombs, bu instea OF charging them W Tn
powder, he put sand in them. Several men
have been arres ted for tearing up the track of
the railroad, and they will be summarily deal t
with"
A letter from Annapolis, April 2Sth, saws:
"And now to give you an example of the
punishment traitors receive, we can see from
where l am writing, about two miles from
shore, on the yard arm of the United States
brig Caledonia, two men hanging-one for
smuggling provisions and powder TO the rebels 5
at Charles ton the other for plotting the
Seventh Regiment on the Chesa peake bar
with the Intention that the Baltimoreaps &
might get possession of Annapolis before the
Seventh could land. He was not quite sharp
enough for the boys. They sus pected his in
on board the brig, and now ne is hanging for
his crime
The New York Day Book asks Do the Ad-
ministration hang men charged with treason
without trial?'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

GLORIOUS News PROM NoRTHwEsrERy Via
aIsIA-The accounts from North western
Virginia are highly satisfact tory. Reliable in
formation from Lewis county is to the effect
that the people in all that region are aroused
and united as one man in the cause of their
own country. They have raised the fag Of
old Virginia upon every hill top, and are pre-
pared To fight under it
It'll the last armed foe expires.
One who knows assures u that the Congress
sional District lately represente by Mr. Jen.
kins, and formerly by the notorious Carlils,
viii do its duty mandaiiy and pauioticaiiy in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

FkAscg AND THE CoSfEDgKAcY.-Th Wash
ingtOA Chronicle, of saturday, confirms the
letter of the n. Y. Times in reia tion to Il con-
yersatlon between the French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs and Mr. Faulkner, and says :;
The Secretary of state, in recent letter
10 Mr. DAYTON our new French Minister
cleariy but iirmiy ins truets him in reia tion 70
this subject and wishes him TO directly and
nneq uiyocaiiy inform the French Government
'iat our own win, IN no event, IN any way,
sanction or permit the separa ton Of the Uni
oh--a T. IHion which has not only IN tie past,
bat Will ia the future, confer It's benign bless
lngs on the citizens OF the United STATES
sueh, We verbally learn, IL bai faint ontiine
u The Important correspondence"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

A SALIENT PARAaRAPH.--A young damsel In
Worcester, Mass, has written 10 the editor Of
the New York Tribune, There's that Nor
ril tariff bill, il weighs on my mind heavily
And the gallant and ating editor OF the
Tribune relieves heI tender anxiety by am
swering: I'VE assure our fair correspondent
that the tariff is u very good Que, and that
there's not the slightest probability Of its re.
peal"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

ALLEGED SLAvE TRApERs.--Two Of the OIL >
GERS of the steamer City Of Norfolk, named
Crawford and Horn, who II u alleged landed
800 slaves on Cuba about q year ago. were ar
rested on Wednesday in New York. Horn
was released on bail. and Crawford was eon-
mitted for trial. - X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Trial Postponed-The case of Josenh p.r.
naru, now pending In Henrico Circuit Uoart
ior the marder OF John q. Taylor, ESQ was
set , lor triai yesterday; but in conssq uence of
was remanded to Jail, aud ins case laid over
till the next term ~ WV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

FLORA TEMPLE AND PRIScEss MArcHxn.-
These famous mares are matched to trot again
on the third Tuesday In May. The RAGS IL
TO be mile heals to wagons. best three In ave,
for q stake Of $3.50 side. II has not yet been
decided over what course the old competitors
will join issue. sA7aH@b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07
In April, 1861 :


We hear that there was but little disposition
manifested TO buy the past week, and that the
arllcle mas fallen off in price very much and
our commission merchants have advised the
planters TO keep their Tobacco at home for
the present, consequently the receipts are now
very small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

citizen Of Memphis. Mr.. q. N. Lincoln, has
petitioned the Legislature to have his name
changed. The petitioner alleges that his
father and grandfather were first rate people,
but he now deems his patronymic unsndara-
Bile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Bad Boy.-A ''youth OF talents rare !" In ths
line Of mischief. named VIM Oollier, was ea I.
ried before the Mayor, yesterday, for induig.
ing MS PASSION 10 the extent OF behaving dis.
orderly in the ID market house. aud smashins
mp lot OF personal property belonging tc
Thos. Whitlock. 1he Juvenile offender wa,
lectared as TO the f1ohabie isrmina ton Of I
career begun under such unfa ora BILE aus piees
and was then let of, the Mayor having ns
house OF correction at command to teach hin
good mannera. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Police Arrssts.--Jordan Smith, q free man
OF color, was arrested yesterday az \ suspi.
cious personage, and Gagged Jacob Diiiman
found the same destination for making an ~.
sault on Cathsrine Powell. They viii b he.
fore the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Promoted-Mr Richard NJ. Cary, first off,
Ger OF company F, First Regiment Virgins
volunteers, now ON duty at ''Camp Mercer
oy the Governor Lieut.. Colonel of Infantry.
ne mas not vet been assigned to duty under
his last commission. Lieut. Col. Cary has
the reputation Of being an officer ndsfatigabls
iu the performance OF mis- duties. n renn tsaion
which is well deserved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Getting In Trim.-The following companies,
all from the South Side now encamred At
the Central Fair Grounds, have been formed
into Battalion and placed In charge OF Major
samuel Garland. Jr., of the Lynchburx Home
Rifle Grays. Company A, Noitowny Rides,
Nottoway Grays, Spring Garden Blues,
Prospect Blues, and Charlotte Rifiea. Their
commander is fast succeeding in making the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

DTunkenness.-JerryB buckley was duet3 n
by the Mayor yesterday, for getting drnnk
aho penavihg disorderiy in the. store OF q.
oottez q Co., on l4th treet, on Saturriav last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

Iobaceo. despite the wariike times of the
past month, the report of Captain VIM. Y :.
sheppard, of the inspections of Tobacco for
April, show only n falling off of Isl hhds, as
compared with the previous month. March }
and falling off OF COL hhds., as compared
with April, 1860. From the published reports
OF Capt. SHEPPARD, we find that in April, 1880,
there were inspecte ted at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

W-A detachment OF forty five of the Rich
mona Howltzer Company lett tor the East
yesterday on tour of duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

The Accident In Manchester. We have al.
ready mentioned the acciden tai death Of a lit
tie girl in Manchester, Saturday evening, BY
Danvills Railroad Company. Her name was
Chiidress, instead Of Chiffon, a. we stated. -
She was crossing Hull street at the time, and
her death was instan taneous. A gentleman
We're arrested at once on the charge Of run.
ming over speed, and being taken before mag
istrate, were by him sent on TO the County
Court on the charge of involuntary man
sla lighter. s@
The verdict Of the jury Of inquest was to the
enect that the deceased came to her death by
the unlawful running of the engine. =.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

accordance with the forms and require
ments OF the law.
On the morning of the trial, visited
the prisoner in his cell, and stated the re.
cent facts that had been developed against
him, and conjured him, if he was really
guilty, to confess the fact at once, and no
long er attempt to stand out against the
strong array of testimony that would es-
tablish his guilt.
AS have said before, the man was not
a hardened criminal this, doubtless icing
the first crime he had ever been tempted
to commit. and with terrible agitation,
most fearful to look upon and which ]
can never forget, the roor wretch made a
clean bosom of it, and confessed to the
murder.
He hap become aware of the fact that
Hendricks was in possession OF large
sum of money, and also that he intended
10 deposit it at Franklinton, and secretly
leaving llolmesville he proceeded to the
State line IOad to intercept him, Meet
ing his victim, 10 whom he was vel
known, by the roadside, he formed some
preteXt by which he inducec him to entel
the thicket by the sweet gum, where the
bloody deed was con summa;ed; and tn,
robbery mplished, he dragged til,
body to the spot where myself and frienc
had found it,
Thus it was, that noble and affection
ate animal, with We nderrul intelligence
not only pointed out the murderer of hi
master, but the very spot where the ter
ribe crime had been committed, lhu
being the instrument, in the hands o
Providence, Of retributive justice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10
VOL. XXXl.-WHOLE NO 1850.
ROCK ME TO SLEEP MOTHER.
Br FLORENCE PERCY.

,, n n.
Hckwaru' 'u'n o"ekwaru' lime IN your nlssI
MAKE me ehilu hgalh !uS' lor 20 rignt!
Mother come oack ron lhe ecnoIess shore'
h''s non ,t ny & no,u ,Ii,a sno il'ions o. vaie'
omuOsn 'up ,eT s,v' ."ienus ous VI Hy n""'
wv ~! snoSS 'IN ~ IoNins ma'.n NooP'
hO'N "-' ~ 'F' 'iO'''' NV" INV " '''P
ga,
BachWa'u, now oachwatu, v uue o' years.
/ am 80 weary oil tois ana oil tears
Io,l without recompehse, tears an IN VAIN
have grown woary of dust and decay,
Weary of fiinging my soul-wealth away,
Weary of sowing for others to reap
Rock me to sleep, Mother, rock me to sleep!
Tired of the hollow, the base the untrue,
Mother, o Mother, my heart calls for you
Many sumTe the grass has grown green,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

The President has appointed Elijah
Hamin Of Maine, brIihar of Hannibal
lIamin. Commissioner unge,s the Re-
Southern readers may be interested to
know that he /, just as much mulatto
IS his brothog, the Wee prcsiient
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

Religion is not q thing which spends
itself 1t is like river which widens con.
tinually, and is never so broad or SO deep
as at its mouth. where it rolls into tho
ocean of eternity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

In the tenth century to eat of the same
pate and drink out of the same cup. was
Considered mark of gallantry, aud the
Test possible understanding between la
dy and a gentleman.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-04

complete assortment OF Bibles and Prayer
Books. Presbyterian Confession Of Faith, DR.
Barnes Notes on the Gospels, llaywards Book
Of All Religions, tubcrsont Sermons, Hugh
Mller's Works, Religion Of Geology by Hitch
eock,) Durbins Travels in the East, Neander's
Church IIistory ! yAlsl
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-04

WTE TENDER OUR MEDICAL SERVICES
wv lGRAfUII5OrSLY,t to III families or ner-
sons, In the bombs Of our practice, who are now
or may hereafter - Dsft destitute by the absence
Of relatives orlfsis.ds who have entered, or may
hereafter cpter. tbs army in defence Of the State
Office, Ten Mile. g. CLEMENTsON,
M. G. CLARK.
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J. A. 4 c. W. Coain,
NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
IL Chanccry Curt at Washington, Tcnn.. will
sol, on the premises. on the 18th day Vt Scptcm.
hsr, 1861. for casi in han'l, the TRACT OF LAND
on whclf.Isnics u. Hankins nav resides, In Rhcn
county. coutaining. by estimation, l2j Access. ~
ing AMI b,ing IN the waters Of Yellow Greek. adj
joining the Lands of J. u. Chattiu, u. Carson.
Josiah Darwin and Thomas MCPHERSON -dcorccd
to be sold to satisfy " Judgment and costs that
Sarah Hankins recovered against the said James
l.. Hankins In said Chancory Court.
W. L. C0LNTLLE. c. 4 W.
Aug O. lSfI-.tI--nrs fec 8 Sn--6I2
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Notice to Shippers Of Freight.

TRANSFORMATIONS DErARrNESTE. TkEH. 4 Ca R.R.Co.
Athens, Aug. 10, 1857.
TUyH1s Company wlIdeliver any sreceivedin.
u to their Depots,in n reasonable time, at the
terminus their Road Dalton the owners or their
agents (not ours they paying charges as per tarand
receiving the feights day Dalton This
Company docs not propose either to store reghts or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road unlessthe
owners have made arrangements with said Road to re.
ceive the Cars cannot be ond few
hours for transhpment or storage.
In making shipments as above every facliityin the
power Of the officers Of the Company willbe extended
to shippers. Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility.
Aug 14-tf-464 R.C.JACKs0N, sup't Trans.
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NOTICE.

A Ill WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
n accounts with me for one, two and three
years. hereby notified to do so by the first of
March. All accounts not closed by that time will
be found In the hands of an officer. My Books
must and shall he closed. VI you cant pay the
money come and give your note. will take good
Bacon, at the market price. in payment Of debts
I will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, s. Il. REEDER.
Feb Is, 1861 lN ..tr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-04

COUNTY LINE ACADEMY,

HoH cInaless
HNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
l. tuition will open On Monday, the 9TH January,
1861 under the instruction of Mr.. j. p. CnrNLyA,
AMI other assistance. ttu .I .r.' Bop .fH,. ~
Terms, per session of 81 weeks one half in ad-
vance and the other half at the close Of the scs
sion. per scholar. $500.
The entire English course will he taught. cool
boarding, in good families, convenient to the
School (washing and lights cxtra) per week 81 so.
No student adnittcd for less than half session.
No deduction, only in ease Of protrnrtcd sickness.
This Academy is situated in the Swcetwater
Valley. on the old stage road, and in sight of the
+. Tenn. On. Rail Road, ~ miles South west
of Swcctwatcr Depot.
TRUSTEES:
ID; Browder, II. VI. Simpson,
W. D. Browdor, j. W. Goddard,
D. W. urr, A. q. Small,
L. j. Glaze, W. N, UcjskclI.
II. i. YEARwoOD, S,cy and Treas.
Dec IA, lS6O--63S
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GOODS AT WNOLESA

TJVHE SUBSCKIBER,l IN CoNsEQUBNok
j. of III health, and inability TO attend to busi,
ness Is desrous, Of selling out his entire STOCK
0FGO0DSto some one who wishes to engage In
the MereAntils husiHsw. His fs,eek eomprisss =
general assortment Of Dry Goods, and Other arti,
cIes USUALLY kept by merchants in this conntry
and most Of them Of excellent quality. Helwih
also rent bis Stsre Room TO whoever may pnr-
chase the Goods if' desired ,Itis ons Of thslbest
stands in tho plaee. To any cpterprising man
wishing to engage In the business, tho opportunity
offered Is n good one Terms will be male fnyor-
able. IS. X. REEDFR.
Athens, Tenn, Nov 2S, ls6O-tf---6S5
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Seventeen Hundred Acres

Of which lie on the Tennessee River, about I,
miles South. of Kingston, and some
% -Four or Five Hundred Acres
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MONEY SAVEDI


A LII PERSONS INHERITED TO THE UN-
"A dersigned can save costs by calling ON them
and making satisfactory arrangements, rs they
are compelled to have money. Those who can I
pay all must pay part-every man mast psy
.omething. wehaye cur books posted, and those
having unsettled accounts can save costs by CALI
ing and settling at once. You will not save any
thing In tho way Of interest by staying away, rs
We count interest on all sesounts from ist day vi
january after'the account l. 6Rde.
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~ REMOVAL.
R,OBESON q KNOX

TTAyE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF
III GOODS to their Neg Store Hosse,, On, tho
West corner o. tho Public Square, where they are
offering Goods low down for Cash. Give them q
call. All good Produce taken in exehangs fon
,Goods.t 800 tiih i4w ia Mash ~, 1857
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-04
Chancery Sale.

Cnancery sale. -
d. ". Smith and D. VI. Roddy. Administrators of
Benjamin d. Smith, deed,
The IIcirs and Creditors of d. D. Smith.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE RENDER
i cd in this cause Mt the April term. 1861 of the
Chaneer9 Court at Washington. Tenn. will. on
the 10th day of August, 1861, ut the Court house
in Washington. Rhea county, Tenn. offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, on credit of fur and ten
months. ONE FAMILY OF NEGROES, consist
ing Of and his wife and three children; also.
ONE FAMILY, consisting of one woman md
two children; also ONE NEGRO GIRL, separate
from any family. Bond md approved security
will be required and lien retained On said No
groes. W. r. COLvILIE, G. 4 NJ.
June 2s, 1sGl-Gt-prs fee S;,IO-66G
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Mouse Oh eek Male & Female Academy

THE NINTH SESSION OF THIS lNSTi-
i tuition will commence on Monday, Angus .,
1861, under the superintendance Of A, \. NI,w
MAN, A. VI.
Terms, per- session If q Weeks, Que hoT IN mt
rance and the remainder atihe close Of ScssioH,
Spelling, Reading and Writing. $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography,
Sc., s,er7 ~ u-r NM a. $500
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry. Mathcmat-
les. including Surveying, Moral ';cieuec. nr."
Rhetoric, logic, &C., 1890
Latin. Hr 1900
Contingent foe, in advance, LOO
Boarding can be obtained ir good families on
reasonable terms. The Trustees have com ple ed
n number Of neat Cottages for the accom- mediation
Of Students wishing to hoard themselves.
No Student admitted for less than half session
Deduction In eases of protrarted sickness only.
JAMES WILSON, sec'y of Board.
Aug 2. s6l-tf-67l 7 lIf lH re-
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
THrT "WT'TTy vi tHU
LATEST NOVELS. Szc

and Roe's Works. 1rvnss Works, The Souvenir
of Travel lin vols..) Bernard Lille, Mustang
Gray. The Rivals. Household of Dourcnc lin 9
vols..) Nemesis, Margaret Moncrctic. The Adopt
ed Heir. Marricd-Not Mated, Rccollections of
Court Room, Stakeholder Abroad, t;eprgin Scenes,
Wild Western Scenes, Major jones, The Throne
of David The Prince of the House Of David,
Beulah, Corncr-C Cupboard, Enquire Within, and
Reasons WHY.
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FOR SALE.

A Ill OF NY REAL ESTATE IN SWEET.
"A water, consisting of y STORE aud LOT.
ono of the best stand. in the placc-a new and
elegant Residence. containing nine rooms with
fire places, and well suited for public or hoard
ing house. Also, a FARM of 1850 acres, within
three miles of the town, one half Of which i.
wool land. Having removed from the State. thi>
property can be bought low and on good term
by applying to Gen. j. II. Reagan, Facility, Tenn
or to A. NJ. Brett, ON the premises.
Also--A neat one story dwelling. adioinire.--
Either Of which pieces of property will he eS
changed for negroes, II desired.
H. JAMES NJ. BRETT. Say
March Is, lS6i-tf-6jl
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il listing between b. y. Martin and j. s. 4 W.
=. Varnell has been dissolved. The old business
will be wound up by Mr.. J. $. Varnell The I'M
dersigned Is now receiving an entire New Stock of
Goods, which he will sell on the most favorable
terms, and would respectfully solicit all who want
Goods, to give him call. u. i. MARTIN.
Calhoun. Tenn. June 10. lSGO-.tf-.RI2
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? CHANCERY SALE.

TN OBEDIENCE 70 AN ORDER OF THE
Chanccry Court ut Kingston. made at the
April term. 1861. ia the case William Kimhrpugh
Ex'r Of Caleb Ellis deed. 81 ais. against John l..
Ellis and others, | will proceed. at the Court
house door in Kingston. on Thursday, the 22d
day of October next. S5l,) to sell at public sale,
to the highest bidder, ON credit Of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months Except the sum
of twenty per cent on the purchase money which
is required to he paid in hand ut the time of sae.)
the LAMBS Of which Caleb Ellis icd seized and
possessed, lying in Rome county,
% ~ Seventeen Hundred Acres
Of which lie on the Tennessee River, about ten
miles South. west of Kingston, and some
% -Four or Five Hundred Acres
IN the vicinity of Post Oak Springs, on which is q
good Mill and Carding Machine. more par
tienlar description of the LANDS will be given on
the day Of sale The Lands will be sold in such
divisions as to insure the best price, and for the
accommodation of purchasers, as far ~ practica-
BILE. The sale will lbs made subject to the ap-
proval Of the Court. Persons wishing to pur-
chase valuable Lands would do well to examine
those Lands before the sale. Bonds with APPROX
ed secnity. hearing interest from date. and retuin-
ing lien for the purchase money. will he required
fron the Purchasers. Sale bstwecn the hours Of
~ aud ! o'clock. y. NJ. On the day above men
tuned. THOMAS N. CLARK. 90 NJ
8 Kingston, Sept q, lsGl-prs fee Sll,20-67G
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N office.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il istipg between A. &. RonEsoS, j. II. RICE
and A. II. Kern, under the name and style Of
robson, RICE 4 CO., has this day been dis
solved BY mutual consent, and the Notes and Ac-
counts Of the concern placed in the hands Of d.
d. Amicrson, Esq, who has been appointed our
sole agent for the collection of debts due us.
Officers having claims for collection for the Arm
will fn,i their receipts In the hands Of A. G. Robe
son, with whom they are requested to mike settle
ment. Persons having claims against the concern
will make settlement with A. c. Robcson, who is
authorized To pay off such claims as fast MS the
money comes in. A. c. robson,
j. II. RICE.
A. II. KEITH.
Sent 10. 1SGO--tf-69J
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SPEAKERS.

The Studeut's Speaker: Sargcnt's Primary. Uni
vcrsal and Standard Speakers: Young America
Speaker; Fields Scrap Book;
And large lot Of Albums; Port Folios, and
Blank Books.
Dec / lSl,O--tf--637