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CRUELTY TO ANINIALs.-so

4 IFE PILES.-The Proprietor Of this Great Medicine
IL which distinguished r IFS he invaluable
above every other that offered public begs
opTocIe hs congratulations which he is
part OF the United States in which has become
Whilst he Congratulated for the Possession remedy
Tor the number Of the diseases which human sub
c he cnnno but congratulate his correspondents upon relief
from ernss which they have experienced ard the great
OF happiness which they eni0y
hands Of Divine dence Of securing the
health and thus pO1ngEg hs lives and fellow
reward that the highest ambition might envy and
that places pecniary however ssTabe ITSELF
the standard Of comparison
In addition the hundreds testimonials which he has long
had ID hi. Mr. Nofai the sole proprietor the VEGE
TABLE LIFE PILLS receiving Others establishing their
ehcscy where every other known remedy had been a
red IN vai and y hing their title othe character Of
LIFE PILLS. not only for recing life from imminent danger,
but surely their caroey conscious victims Otherwise
inevitable death.
Dr.: MOFFATs Office, No 50 Hudson street, opposite Jay,t
New York.
Puice-sgsali boxes. 50 cens-large boxes. 81.
Numerous testimonies proof of the superior excellence Of the
above medicines have been gratefully rendered by whom
they have vitality beRee and many Others could easily be eb
tanned.
For sale at the following Places
William > Van Znl I2l Hester street; DR. Lee 293 Madison
street. Fort nbach Milne, of Hudson and Reed
Dr. Leeds N Cherry street, Ed mund Bokstayer $50 Division
street.; John Hinton, of Twentieth street. and Eighth
AveRne NJ Cargsn Co.. 81 Sixth Avenue It. r. Austin, IS
Carmine ssreel, New York
J. W. Downer Grand street; Smith winrngham cor
Of Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn.
Dr.. Clarke, Jersey City.
DR.. Cooke, Frst street. wilsmsburgh.
Cha Z, W. Badger, 3i Broad street, r. Covert S6s Broad
street, Newark.
j. Cain Main street. opposite vanhoucn street. Paterson.
Dr. john =. Crane; DunniHg Hortor, Goshen, Orange
b. +. CIagan; Matthew Hollenteck, Washington street.
J. n T. y. Dmland, Chester. Orange county.
T. E. Gedse 80 Water street, Newburgh
Mr.. Allen, South Third street; Dr. Marsels In Southwark.
of Second aud Catherine Mr.. Elliot Of
Fifth and Vine street. Philadelpha. feb 9-lm
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WILLIAM BELL,
[ of Illusion and Essex-s
THEs FRFTH a, NH cEErAlN

% Il DISEASES CUKED-Dr G.odwiIrs Gonorthea and
elect Detergent The only iuae remedy discovered for
GonorI hea and Geei become we'll
ished in all parts OF the Kingdom require any Its
aRted in i,lyeighi desperate and inn m
naory 9 GonGTTha. elects and Whites in all their
Structures seminal weakness OF the tn irritation Of
arihTa and well chronic affections Of the hlad
der and Kidneys il ever violent Of long landing This safe
and emily infbe remedy agreeable liquid, and its effects
constitution being composed n S1rsapa ard the choicest
raOns that while the its superiority
other medicine Of the kind only requires limited trial
lis efficacy Every person thai has le Of this me ieEe has
been s physician and has been secured Having
proved eiecua in almost thousand and
yedge failed The increasing
the recommendation Of the highest medical
well those whe have experienced its salubous and beneficial
cine being cua eGedy for the cure
o the anove giving muscular strength energy and vigorous
health the whole frame. The delicate females
wi perfect DR.. SOOawFs Detergent
and speedy Tor the above diseases from the
prOset.d Il j. without risk Inconvenience
patched by qusok doctors quack medicines The ske
single bottle he convinced the easy method be-
ing cured The mno Of this medicine "t every person he
their with secrecy IL will prevent the
Of the disease in persons, male female, of the fdous
decacy and blessing human kind IL ought
hand ~ B. word the wise take medicine hut the above
and keep away quack Doctors whose appear
constitution
pleasure hearing testimony this safe
medicine; do this grounds Of strict mpaaty
knowing friends VIE have been cured by IL" fact that
know.
For sale ~ appointment Patrick Dicke 4lS Broadway cor
and by IT Austin As Carmine street Price 50 bottle.
feb
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CONSUMPTION.-Dr.L ossman's Balm of Glead.-
- Balm, ia all the different &lhe best medicine exlt,
and hoad always have M It's medicinal properties truly
For sale by Patrick Dcke 4l5 Broadway; j. Syme, s.
Bowery. Price 80 cents per bottle. feb Off
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INDIA RUBBER SU>PENSOKY BANDAGES. A
very .uPe;a Article passes the sary deere Of eA
city tor the rriiel Of and Tor tn Cumf,
and osr. T he had. wholesale aud retail NJ.
An, street, sdjonias the MUSEUM. feb 6tf
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E66 rnEMi AS Io, 10Y MIL BE sTRE

DIR. GOODMANs American Anti Gonorhae Pills are tn
cheapest and best and i'll FIR stand the r
tain Of Gonouhea elects, Structures, Seminal Wraknesse
Seminal Emissions and all the seminary organs Of long standing
Thre pills are prepared from tn choicest preparations eieth
caly combined Their The ingredients composed of
American concentrated arapara and copeiha
essential oils OF cnbehs and loea AID otr choice valuable
ingred,n which the poprs holds a andote for
above complaints. Dr. Goodmans American Anti Gonouhea Pills
have been highly appfoved by the Medical Faculty.
mend in hospital Practice in preference to all her remedies
the day for the above diseases Tq done box
convenient for neutrality-suspicious. and agreeable tasteno
smell fom the breath that tn fastdio could dtect
wise be wise for himself and be his phv with secrecy
and take foreign French Spanish English vegetable
c, medical of America think themselves best adapted
hr constitutions Of thir fellow country ly
amusing observe the non-ehalance with which Of foreign
from diff parts Of Europe pretend palm ihr injurious
preparations the public and that they best understand
treatment Of certain diseases in this country Therefore behose
judge for HIMSELF and be ampeed with by
aadacouy attempted to be forced by H.
liberate set Of foreign rsountebanks
CAUTION-A these upon fair trial will fsmd be the
safe speedy for the above diseases doubt they
will be urrt,d BE particular inquire for and
DR. Goodmas American Gonohae Pills the follow
ing respectable drug and other detected in countring
the above Pls will be dealt with according law with the
rgor Black, 437 Broadway Dckie AIS Broadwa Shefeln
ia Canal opposite Chapel A. URdeThl 81 Beskman
of Wism and Austn IS Camine street. Price 30
,. bov. feb loft
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al shall lie down till the carriage is ready to proceed
and try sleep, DO not fatigue yourself waiting
here, dear Mary you will find books aud every thing
IN the room we have just leii-pray go"
you will send your maid TO call nae, dear Lady
Eleanor. if YOU should wish 10 be read tor if you
feel restless and H. Ieannot bear that any should
serve Won bat myself, nv kind benefaetress."
81 promise, my dear child, to. send if want YOU
but 1t only pains YOU looking tagged, and
seated by my bedside-go"-and Mary went. She
re-entered the where they had breakfasied, and
safe down. She took up boo<-Closed it-iried an-
other with the succesS-she leaned back in her
chair and gazed the blue Italian skies which smiled
before her. And this, thought she is only the
cond year since left Ensland-Ony the six-and-tw
tieth of my life; how slowly that life seems to pass,
and vet how old feel And this is his brlhIay-kis
Oh, let me pray for HIM, though he lorsook me. The
days used to keep as festivals the saddesi
now Perhaps-perhaps they are, by this time sad
even TO him." She knet and PRAYED, and the sobbng
sigh which broke from her lips when she rose proved
how little as Vet time had done towards effacing the
Bitterness OF her SORROW That sigh was echoed by
some person in the Startled hevond mea-
sure Miss Esdae gazed round her. and beheld on the
Sofa the further eni of the large room, the half
cumbent figure of a wrapped IN travelling cloak.
To be Continued
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"Giye me leave 10 read philosophy.p
SHAKSPEARES SAITH THIIS-Thus

Give me leave 70 read philosophy
SHAKESPEARE SAITH THUS-Thm saith Shzks-
~ u the most profound Of Philosophers the very
xrd Of human Give the read you
tie rtaier, little Of the philosophy Of Health Long Life Hspp-
ness and all ts eymens Of this lower world WHAT'S Life
Without Health Netting what Health without permaneney
Wore th'n nothing are ated with Of those troubles
that Flesh Is heir such
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, FEvERS, AGUES
SCURVY, SAL RiEUM,-
You will readily Dear Docts-knd Deetor-do give
something to ake-give something cure mcouick-
quick ~ In such case would say
" Give me leave read philosophy"
% you from NJ OFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH 1'hore you will find Of the yEGETA-
Bile LIFE PILLS the real PHENlX BITTERS, capable
of restoring the shattered constitutions lo ht
the most obstinate disorders. Apply
MOFFAT'S Ohce,
feb Jlms No. 50 Hudson
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STAMMERING CURED.-The, uhse rifer ha. locs-

STAMMERING CURED.-Thes uhscr iher has locs-
- ted himself in this city for the purpose OF curing Stammeag
and all other mpediments 1t speech And has akea No
COurandt Hotel where he will all who
may call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted Childhood with distressing impeachment Of Speech
he avaled himself of the modes taught by the celebrated
Mrs Leigh Of New York aud Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
Bat after long snd patient Of the nature
and Of his affection, he has succeeded in nyenng system
entirely by which be has cured hm H aud all others who have
made appc him. This system hiss in several instances
proved successful in which had resisted the most skul treat
Others ha do effect complete
that been city who proe
d the art OF curing mmeiine and whose inadequate
effect having spent about in he instruction Of
others eecg upon HIMSELF he feels RECT
coming before the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
scepea of the superiority o his system
all Others and the complete that hiss all attended lis
application He has associated with him Mr.. Sinclair recently
Of his pupils assistant BY this arrangement ladies will
Ne taught in a separate class.
from IS 50 dollars according the Of the
end the situation Of the applicant in all will be
guaranteed or the money will he refunded.
further particulars inquire Of the subscriber his rooms
by letter post paid.
4 q.,
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A QUEsTiON.-wnO ARE THE QUACKS!-Cer-
N tinly nj DR. DRANDRETH who adveriises hi Vegetable

A QUhsTiON.-wnO ARE THE QUACKS!-Cer-
~ tliny DIR. DRANDRETH, who averses hi. Vegetable
Universal Pills Is the boxhcsue thew such
Ieprn'el, he would Re obliged shut his and
MARCH especially when II is considered how muSh expended
ny him 10 make them known Dr. B. feels confident however that
all who take them in Of reading dveisement
recommend HEM Let those O Mdiine who
free with their appeaion Of aek with reference him
who only pTose all diseases with simple
mdy charge for their compositions that The public may hare
chance Of trying them at moderate erTeRc and IL they
But they may rely tha it ced medicine
he f,e the public thea will Branreh " T. Pills continue
10 increase ~ sale
On the 18Th of Nav, 1855 Dr. rsnreih er the FIST m~ made
known in tbs city, he above celebrated u. Pills lie left
TO stand fail by thin merits He nude auson
other medicine Simple facts stated and the following prnc
pie laid down the BRANDRETHtAN THEORY, vic that all
local diseases whether of the stomach and bon els
THE JOINTS, RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CUrASEoUs ERUP
DYsPEPTIc COMPLAINTS whatever other form such
local diseases Nothing than symptoms
disorded state Of the Constitution, and that DIR VIM Brand eth
had discovered medicine 75l which had been bore the public
in England 81 at had the eecto restoring the Constitution
TO health aH1 vgor simply by remr- Ill bad and aerm
hurDoF on the blood by the stomach anu boweThe American
public have made trial Of this cne e. prrid Ct nine
monh and have for ONCE und that medicine all humhug
One fourth ~ the citizens OF this city certify tn Il
pm every dav. They give in all univ nal atisf
READ, in her parts Of IN paper, BLEEDING ALWAYS
INPROPER-ASSIST NATURE-Ir Il A FACT-SOME
PROOFS THAI SOME MEDICINES ARE GOOD. All
these establish the Astonishing fact that all and disease cured
by this ONE SIMPLE medicine Price % n With full drec-
tons rec lS7 lu son, opposite Broome street, ~ Y.
I2-lms
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feb DIT 20 NNIlam s'ftct, aud IN HtnafWay.
u LIFE, LIFE, LiFE!-GonOrrhen. elects, stric-
Seminal Weaknesses. Seminal Emissions. Irritation Of
Kne,s Bladder ur-thra nc &c in all tn different STAGES
ideally cured nv the Of onv box Of Doctor Goodman
Anti GonorIh-a Pills See Advertisement feb off
a NpERSDN-S RHEUMATIC DROPS.-A cure Cor The
n nA maioy and Chronic Rheumatism be had i42
Tn mpsnn street This invaluable med called Ancrsons
Rheumatic Drops the aOve disease has ed marv
VIII, havs hen fortunate take IT, certificates Of which he
hal necessary persons old youg who
dsea,e and VIII the time II taking tho bye Drops
entirely helpless, and whose limbs g'eiy swollen dis
trrd DAYS been abe attend 10 heir dor u
and in three weeks entirely restored health and
.h 2-inas
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ypF,RSDNFS RHEUMATIC DROPS

AR. PARIS.S CELt GRATED SPECIFIC FOR
n0rrhma *s*$Such hive been in an
unmarried have ed mmoa di NAV
find and certain the above d. inc. without
fn.nert injury u the onrsluin- infect on will
in dry> To he had 4 So Division Price g.. Adj
vice given 10 h,-e using tie medicine feb l3-lm
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DOTTER'S CATHOLICON.-A few dozen, just
Il received, and for sale nv The d-zrn OF bottle by
RUSHrON & ASPINwALL.
feb 6-tf &c William street. aud ITO Rrnaiwav
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For SALE who ssae and r-ta b. Die e. 43 Broadway re
tail nv F. Bllck 4S7 Broad Mhau 1873 Broadway j. Svm,
63 oWerv r. AUSTIN IS Carnnc street; Sch ,ui ia Canal
opposite Chaprl street feb Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-16

Al an adjourned meeting of the Agricultural Con-
venton held in the Hall of the House Of DELEGATES on
wednesday, the 18th, at o'clock in the evening a nu.
nerous company of the Delegates
from lie Agricultural Societies of Abemarle and Fede
cKsourg and from some counties represe ned therein
where there were no Societies, together with large
number OF the friends of Agriculture from various parts
OF the State who ascnted TO be considered members of
the Convention-amountngi in the whole to about two
hundred persons very interesting address was del
vered by Col James Barbour of Orange as Chairman of
The Meeting. This followed by the reading of
Memorial to the Legislature which was unanimously
adopted wherein the three following plans were submit
"d as calculated in an eminent degree promote The
great agricultural interests of Virginia:
fuSt-Thc establishment of u Profcssorship of ori.
culture at the University of Virginia connected with
small experimental Farm, to be cultivated by the Pupils
"a portion oil whom equal to for Senatorial Dis
uic TO DC selected by the entire Delega of the same
IN both branches of the Legislature from among such
ana intelligent youths within their respective Dis
tricts as are unable 10 educate themselves.
Second, appointment ola Board of grculture con-
sstng oi one practical Agricuturst from each Congress
slonai District whcse duty it shall be TO meet annually
IN Richmond on the same day with the Legislature -
ihey snail receive the per diem nav snail sit but
one or Two weeks and report before adjournment
70 e on all such matters they may
worthy OF Legislative action.
~ Mud plan is, to employ Il competent officer with n
salary suicient to defray all necessary expenses for
TWO years, to make an agricultural survey minute ex-
Summation OF all the best cultivated parts of the United
States and report the Legislature in regard TO them
every improvement in all the different branches of hus-
oandry which have been introduced into the States SO
examined as well as minute description of all the most
approved agricultural machines and Implements so az
10 guard the public against the md continual
iuPositohs Practsed upon them in this respect.
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Died. at FoH Gibson the Territory on the 18Th av of
November last the @ of his Lieutenant f.
Sonton OF the OF the Uaied of
senion El of Washington, deeply afflicted Parents
have been thus called the pride tbe
y cifeis OF aifeciionae relatives, sds
% whom ms manly virtues, his purity Morals
endearcd him. "-
lie died. the Official Report Of his DEATH long H.
ness, contracted in the
~ the Praes last Summers officer PROMISE great
eseemod, and who bid fair
We shon but increase tho pignaucy gre say
committee officers OF
ms PARENTS were to dwell the graces
accomplishments of Lis mind, qualities
your SOnSJch j. the universal knew him
snd such with his unspocd nmc, only Parents
ot ms DEATH al af distance om ihom
most zcaous and faithful discharge duty description pub.
nc service which has, numbers
u from tho dangers climate
les, battle Geil.--Jvak. Int. ~
Died. H Pensacola Florida the 2ls onsnn,p-
ton Mrs Margaret = Burnett wife of William Burnett Gin
cnaat Ohm and dauser Of Jas Curric ESQ., this
her - 0''
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Eridnn .Lnn,,nrulh

message received from the Senate stating thar
they had passed bill concerning the fire and marine in
surance company of Whecling-and also the bill form
ing pew county out of parts Of Lewis, Kanawha and
Nchoas with amendments which agreed to by the
House.
Petitions presented and rcferred-by Mr. Strange
OF George Hoeinan and w. Toney, against the loca.
ton OF the james River and Kanawha Company's Ca
nal, through their landsby MIR Powell of citizens Of
Loudoun and FauquIer, for amendments to the Goose
Creek and Little River Navigation Companies and for
subscriptions by the Common the stock of said
COMPATIBILITY Mr. Watkins, of Simeon b Jeweu ask
ing permission for the Alabama Lumber Company to
transact business in this State.
The following engrossed bills were read a third time
and passcd-incorporating the Red and Blue Sulphur
Springs Turnpike Company-and reduce the tolls on
the North western Turnpike.
49, ABOLITION REPORTS.
The report of the Select Committee on the subject Of
Abolition, with the substitute proposed by Mr. Watkins
was taken up, and the question being striking out
The I'd resolution of the Committee
Mr. Sanard addressed the House for upwards NJ two
hours lie was followed by Mr. Parker After some
conversation, in which Messrs Garland Gilmer Daniel
and fa,ker took parton motion of Mr. Madison
The House adjourned.
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~ meeting Of the Democratic Republicans of Cles.
erhcd County, held at their Cour-housc for the pur
o1e o. sending Delegates TO The Convention to be held
N Richmond This evening Ohc 18th inst) to frame an
Tectora Ticket for President and Vice President Of the
IN motion, John Gregory called 10 The Chair and
Woodson w Hancock was appointed Secretary
NE object Of the meeting was then explained by Jas
II. Cox - '"''
On motion, i was Resoioed, That James Eiam. Hiq.
geson Hancock and Anderson Edwards be spponisd
Delegates to the Convention aforesaid
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place, that you would immediately communicate with
the author the subject Of my address inform
10 the result Ut his communication in five six days
On yesterday Ohe l3th) received a mcte from you,
which also wish sou 10 publish. From this note of
yours aud the card Of Drmocritus, which he has been
pleased to intrndc upon the public a. roixnfary
peace offering, n,odrsy informed that = third
person has right To make the demand have made
YOU Mrs.rs Editors the public will pr receive the
ground upon which tlc call was made II must appear
10 every one that my right 20 make tho demand per-
feet, aud would not have been questioned by any EN-
ILENlAN upon whom that right might personally bear
"Dcmocsltus has thus published TO the world an
PLANTATION uncaIIcdior aud perfectly unsatisfactory lie
renews the attack upon my brother, and proposes to
screen himself from personal responsibility in
only worthy of such skpLKIxo cALvMxIAroR and
BASE cowAnD as e has thus publicly proved himself
be. JOHN Ii. GlLMER
RicnMosD, jan 9TH, 1895
Gentlemen In the Enquirer of Saturday last n com
munication appeared the signature of Dcmocritus
assailng my brother, Thomas w Gilmer ono of the
Delegates from Albenarlc in the General Assemble
My brother member OF the Church. and dcbarred by
his religious obligations, (even had those obg atoms le
him the full liberty and inclination of doing SOY from
taking steps for the protection of himself from the
sauts OF personal enemies, which otherwise would have
been open to him.
Being thus debarrcd from rcsentng injuries to his cha
racter casiising the foul aspersers of his name il
incumbent on his friends, and particularly upon me-
10 take that what should be the exemptn
him insult and attack namely his religious profess
sionss made the motive for raducing him by those
who otherwise would not have done so.
have entered into these details gentlemen, a JUS
demand made with the view of exacting from the in
dvidual, tits author) that the feelings of
my brother, which, but for the reasons | have herein
stated, he would have exacted for himself
Respectfully yours &c,
JOHN III. GILMER.
Messrs. R,r,nrE s. Cook.
Utdnesday Night.
SIR The author of "Dcmocrus hns not addressed
his answer, 10 yoursenor TO us, privately for you
But he has given Curd, which will appear in to-
inorrow's Enquirer. We have received il since Mr.
Irving called upon r. II. to-day.
Respectfully yours, Sc.
RlTCHIE & COOK
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JfE PIcYOKES
We recommend al persons oftuso two
Pictures which the City HALL They are Infinitely sgpe-
the copies which here some
since The printing aud finishing said be dagrre
Tho appearance Of the once happy pair IN Paradise
ike ne than painting Eve IL lovely beyond description
CopHosears the bosom perfect The counterpart picture
he Expuonl ~ lcs aactivc from the subject
to usbut it has drawn forth tie following beautiful nom
Postica Cores sondgut:
ron THE ENQUIRER
Ok DCBrFE's Ptfsrffa 81 fic Eryns,y,i III
our common Father, Aiam, bends
Ger biz submissive, pfosffate Far,
w MI rho horror of despair.
Satan the Storm his fury lends
AMI vivid shiniu1s glare
Tbs lion touscs ffhn his lif.
Ani with the ciemchts biz anger blends.
%, G0di behold Thy creatures there,
10 tcars- ia ruin Spare o., sparei
lsirn thel go lost-boi may they not be- given
Another Bleui Yes, that Ei9n's Heaven! s.
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MARKETS-JASUARY 10Th, 1896.
ToBAcco--Suppliess small demand very active auction
prices rather higher than before Christ
mas-leafy refused SO a 50 50--good snowy
lugs SO 90 $7--irteIior Tugs SO So So
prnings 50 "a 50.
FLouR---SnpPIes incrcase-sales mitcd-nominal
value Sc rs 81
WItEAT---I{cd 50 3O-White 81 So
BAGWEBB, SMITH g. JONES
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE CRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
VIII be offered FOR sale on tie Jet day of February
the Factory lately occupied by G. Gillian, dec d.
and the Warehouse occupied by Mr. Sampson both
on Cary street. nearly opposite the ealehouse; also the
new Corn Mill lately erected by Mr.. T. j. Cheyallie
Terms Of sale g. ~ and IS months: ncaotiable notes
with the interest added, and deed Of trust on the pro-
pcrty viii be required The sale will take place on tho
premises JOHN HETH
january lG 7s-Ma