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MALE ACADEMY, wARRENToN, y. J,

u. L. POWELL, AssI,r,sr I,srRroros
THE Of Tins institution Tor ih- last seven
years IN the charge of the undersigned, VIII be H.
smmed The second Monday of January, III.
In addition 10 the spacious accommodations FURNISHED
by the Academy, the Principal, with view Ia p.r
man-ni location. has erected large and comnoiLl,
residence IN the AZ dining Grove, by which arrange
mpnt an increased number Of students be rnmi,
ably boarded. and the entire establishments Al all line
placed under his immediate eye. Boys from distance
are required reside IN the family OF the Principal
who hisl he enforcrs strict adherence 10 the Law
Of the Institution, provides fer them con ior:tir
home. They not allowed 10 wish town. unless AZ
companlcd BY their teacher. hy ms special prrm
sion. They required, sabbaih, Ia attend
oi the churches IN III. village, the discretion, III ever,
nsiantr, Of the parent guardian. and attempt
made 10 ncucatr ,trarian principles. The rsid
observance ofmuralliy i rnJonrd.
TERMS
For BUlrd al Boys under Twelve years Of ago, for
the session Of months, 81 ~
Beard for BOYS above twelve 81 60
Tuition in Languages and Mathematics, Is 81
in the Eng sb Branches. II ~
Fuel II the Academy (thr Only extra charge a.
r. A EZEll., a. VI Principal.
warren,on, n. c. Nov A. s+6.
REFERENCES:
For the character ~ the School. ~ successful mode
IL discipline and instruction, The Principal permitted
10 refer The public 10 the following gentlemen amous
Il number Of others
Hon. NJ T. hawS'ns' Al present member. of The
Cen a. J. AII" HAWKINS s North Carolina Legislature
Hon. Daniel Turner, Principal Of thr Warrenton IT,
male Seminary.
Rev. &. r. McRas. Hon. " \. Edwards, I. 4
Thornton, G D. Baskerville, VIM. Plnmrirr, Wm.
Eaton jr., John d. someIveli, Thos T. Green, VIM {
Williams, b. E. Cook Esqs., and Dr. Alexander Iiil
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Thanksgivin

Yesterday was observed in sixteen States and
the District of Columbia as day of Public
THANKSGIVING.
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his own official and solemn declarations 'ia' TIT
Rio Grande is The proper frontier oe1ween
Mexico and Texas. He hiss, in his pariy-mdu-
ness, al moment when the country was engaseu
in war, certainly involved himself ana his u..
voted followers in an inexlricable dIihculiy. II
will not be the first time, however, that he VIII
have been forced to deny his own deliberately ie-
corded language:
ain his message tie President VIII taKe s'rons
grounds in regard the war, an PIossn, case
which will prove a match ior Mf. Weosler and
his windy accusations. On the Mexican war
The Administration will defy The opposition, be
the latter headed By whom il may. Whal may
have escaped MIR. WebsIers memory in regard
10 tina, matter, is The very able demonstration
which he himself furnished when Secretary Of
State, that The Rio Gra,,de is The proper f'omuer
betpeen Mer,co and TtGas, me rccords OF oaleA
arc in all pro5a6tiiu 10 BE- found IN me Sfate ne
parlment But Mr.. Webster is very ingenious
man. and his friends pardon The errors OF his me-
mory. in more than one respect, on account oi
that ineeniouspess. Mr.. Webster when the
case will be made oul against him, VIII probably
say, sone line OF conduct SUITS Inc secretary OF
the uniled S ales, and mother The Senator from
Massachusetts. He was then pleading me case
Of The Union, while he is now STATE fish.s
man Of The Norlh and as such perhaps 'lIle
more s1elu,ire Than the State Rights men Of The
South By the bye, il just occurs TO me that Mr..
Webster was, during The administration OF Mr..
Tyler, charged with having been willing !" re-
accepi the State Department, wiIh The understand
ing Of advocating, or al least not opposing The
Annexation Of Texas | DO not remember
whether The charge was in any way substan-
Ialed, but | suspect there are people about Phia-
delphia who may know more about he matter
than do Al any rate, between The Rio GIande
and the Nueces we have documentary evidence
against him, which will require all his special
pleading 10 override or disprcve"
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VIZ p. TURPIN's oFFICE.-The Capital
w of $4,000 sell nv TURP!N.
Drawing OF Sussex County Louery, No. 80,
drawn Nov. 2ls 1916:
% 81 6 AZ IS 45 10 40 "A Al q ~.
Ticket Nos 6 % 81, The Capital of = 0n0 in
the above battery, sold and paid by TURPiN.
For To. Dav-The "smaiI Try" again. Capt.
tai $4,000 Whole Tickets 25; halves 62c.;
quarters 81 cents. For sale until 3 IL o'clock
by w. P. TURPIN.
Look out !cr The $4,000 Capital FIR 10 NOR
row. Tickets 10. For sale al
Nov. q TURPIN'S OFFICE.
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The official account otthe successful lombard
ment OF Tabasco and the important capture OF
the Mexican vessels, will be read with deep nle-
rest. We are glad 10 hear that The Lieut.. Parker
spoken OF with commentator by Com. Perry, is
one of our townsmen-being The son offs II.
Parker, Esq, the worthy Register Of the Land
Office.
We were much struck with the generous
magnanimily with which Com. Conner, himself
so unlucky, does full justice 10 the brilliant success
OF his brother officer, Com. Perry. The country
will award proper credit to The latter Tor achev-
ing all he had attempted, and 10 the former, for SO
promptly and literally recording it.
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u. S. STEAMER "VIxEN,"1
AT anchor in front OF the city Of ,

TABAsco, Ocl. Is, 1916
Gentlemen:-In consideration OF the repTesen-
la!ions made by you in your communication 10
lain Forrest, shall adhere 10 determination re-
solved upon last evening not 10 fire again upon
The town unless the fire should be recommended
from the shore.
regret the injury already produced; but have
The consolation OF knowing that il was altogether
caused By the extraordinary conduct OF the peo-
ple Of The town.
am, gentlemen, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Nj. c. PERRY.
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The Standard msconstrues US, when il says
that we arrive al the conclusion from The eu,dence
OF the explosive and decorating qualities Of the
eun-colton, that there will be no danger in ts
manufacture. Afer it is prepared, il exhibits
these remarkable qualities-but the process OF
manufacture is simple and perfectly sale. The
cotton is dipped in a solution of nitric and sui
phuric acids, is then rinsed clean or pressed be-
lreen Two glass plates or boards, and when dried,
is ready for use. There is no danger, then, ofan
explosion. On The other hand, few grains OF sand
or sicious mailer on the floor OF a gun-powdeT-
mill may produce an explosion and blow up The
whole establishment, See the recent terrible ac-
cident near Baltimore.
II is true, that this gun.cotton eXplodes by per-
cussion-bu, friend Denoon will testify tina, il re-
quired very heavy blow from his boy "War-
ner's" hammer on smooth anvil, 10 effect The re.
sul. We cannon speak from personal observa.
lion, but a,learned chemist assured Us, thai gun
powder, 100, might be exploded by similar per-
CUSTOM Blu, it is not likely that for ordinary use,
either Of them would be exposed 10 a sufficiently
strong blow 10 produce an explosion. II strikes
us, that The gun-colon could be carried packed
away in tin cannisters, with perfect safely. Gun
powder, sometimes, explodes in the ramming Of
gun, from friction. We should not look for
such result from the gun-coiton Nor, as il
said by some, is there any danger oilhe cotton ex-
podngin The gun from heal-tor it was ascertain
ed, after 40 shots, tha, the barrel was not sensi-
bly, heated This, we presume, is owing TO The
rapidity of its combustion.
Mr. Thos. Tyrer, gun-maker Of this city, in
letter TO the Whg speaks thus emphalically Of
the superior advantages Of This remarkable pre-
paralion:
n feel fully convinced from the result OF these
Two experiments, that the explosive cotton will
shoe, with quite as much force as the hest gun
powder, while only one-lourlh in weight will
make load for The gun. This is one great ad-
vantage; but il possesses others of even greater
importance 1t ignileS much more rapidly, rem
dering a snap almost impossible, and leaves no
trace OF itself behind. II goes off with scarcely
any smoke from The muzzle, and leaves The gun
as clean as before il was fired. The recoil Of the
gun is, in all cases, much less than from powder.
In ercry respect 1 consider II superior 10 glnpop-
dern
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A Positive and Permanent Cure fc
CONSU NPTlON.

AND DEATH will most assured.
be an early fate Of those who neglect themselves
when -, c'ei with the pr-monitory symptoms
of CONSU MPTIUN N. such as Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis or Soreness Of the
Throat. Or. SWAYNE'S conf
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY IL expressly pre-
pared for the removal
and cure of iho.r
dangerous and
tfuubr,umo
diseases.
Therefore,
yon who
lab0rng under the
influence ofthcsc COM
plants, procure Immediate
ly this medicine, before II isioo
late one hoitlr may be the means
Of prnlonruc your lifr BE and
see that the signature Of Dr.. SWAYSE IL
On EACH BOTTLE.
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MIR. Webster in his late Boston speech, de-
clared that The Presiden, in ordering General
Taylor TO march The army from the Nueces 10 the
Rio Grande, had committed an 'impeacha6ls of.
fence" This in Itself was gross breach OF pro.
priety, inasmuch as Mr.. W., by denouncing The
Offence in advance deprived himself of the op.
pouunly OF pronouncing fair and cool judgment
as Senator Of the United States, before whom
The impeachment would have 10 be tried. Josiah
Quincy. CT Hartford Convention memory, moved
the impeachment of our own Madison for his
presidents war, and the solitary vote ofQuincy
was left "alons in its glory" Thus will il be, we
venture TO predict, with Mr. Webs,er's impeach.
menl OF the President, for the Mexican war. It
will cover him with dsgraceful potoriety
From the following letter Of the Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger, i, APP
pears lha, Mr. Webster has spoken in the teeth OF
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~tn legard 10 the "MeLane" propose TO make fpe-
cial communication.
List of UesseLs captured aud DESTROYED during TIE
late expedition 10 Ta6asco under Commodore NJ.
G. Perry
MANNED AND SENT is-American brig Ply
mouth American barQue Coosa; Mexican steam
erIPeiri;a and Tabasqueno; Mexican schooners
Telegraph. Laura Virginia, rabasco and Anna
da; Mckee rmaphrodiIe brig Yunante
BusSsp-Mexican s!oop Campeachy; Mex-
can brig Renvilie; Mexican low-boat aud Mex
can schooner.
Mexican sloop Desada returned TO The Captain
in consequence OF his excsllen, eonduct when
his vessel was attacked while IN charge OF Lieu
tenant William A. Parker.
List Of persons killed ,eoandeS and droicned- dur
ing the expedition to 1a6osco.
KILLED-ChaIles Raymond seaman, OF The he.
Yiian.
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Commodore DAVID CONNER, Commander-in-
Chief United States naval forces, Gulf of Mexico.
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heretofore been considered ineurabl., such A. III.
eeu Of the Laynx, Throat. No.s, Modes, &c
Tho ARCANuM EXTRACT Is a complete
Antido,e To the serious Evil produced By tie iniu.
dicious Use Of MERCURY. As u SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER cannot b. surpassed, work
ing IFS way through the system with a silent aud
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPrIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Oh~,ruction- and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury TO the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons WHOSE Constitutions arc broken down
by the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUlNfNE, ind any who aro suffering from,
DISEASED LIVER, or an njudicious treatment
Of any Of tho above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay
In complicated eases Of SCROFUIA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases wher, the Syphilit;c
Virus Of the Parent causes a developemeut of
Scrofula in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be- founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both hgainent and bone. and where.
To all appearance, no human means but nInputa-
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snaiched rom the grave and restored to health.
the dcvorring disease being completely eradicated
by the use Of this inestimsble Extract
The Proprie,oS OF the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used ia all the above Dis.
eases with the most gratifying Results In usny
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need h,
interrupted. requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet. and is equally applicable and
efhcscious to the infant as well as the adult
Pamphlets. giving Description for wha,
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable. with
observations InSensble Preparation, and a
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents arr supplied with the above pam.
phlcts for gratutous Circulation.
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FUTURE DAY;
TO CAPITALISTS.
MIDDLETON MILLS FOR SALE.

Y virtue of decree Of the Circuit Super;or
- Court OF Law and Chaneey Puvanna county
60 on the 9Th day Of s4S cause ths., n.r
between the James River Hanawha Comrany paintj v. Pa
WARD w sims and another dcendants thar,
In appointed Comm win proceed on FRIpay
the 81 cay OF July next II fair hsrwse fair day 10 zen
valuable Mills known Middleton Nils IN MD eou,,v
ae OF Lana OF twenty-five thereto a. described
in the deed from the James Kanawha copanv % pss
w Sims recorded in Favsnna Css Once I'D ire ID da or
December lsi5 and situated River IN III. al
Fuvanna. ~ - S SO1nV "
Tbs buildings consist Of eouodou, brick g
muse IA &C stories high &c ICES the basement
SHOP and oh eonven buildings The machinery 4, az hc
mos, approved kind for four within fev
Year, been ihon uzhy repaired The Jane. River Kan.wh,
CanA runs Immediately BY he the MIN aordpr o,c
he or the rseenoR and forwarding produce unsurpase h
any m In The State Across excellent covered
edte BY means Of which, wheat lumber are received
with entire convenience from wagons.
Ihe We Po~er sufficient for operating air o. I've
mai sef burrs RUBBER and
Re the aour and saWms o. woonen .e,oTio
which be Constituted the pee for which ths are
mot eligible
These Mills situated some OF the hes h.,,
Inns 10 the STATE and BY and good roads are on
mos easy " -
TERMS oF SALE-one third OF purehaIe money will b.
required 10 cash. and credit OF years from the av or
e vi" be given the balance purchaser svinR BOND.
vi approved personal security paymeuts apd
The tile 10 be retained until the whole pHrehaie money paid
"a " w soUrHALL- @.
le l9-eeawtis b n MAGRUDER Connrs
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BY Dunlop, HIoncure & Co.
Dry Goods nj Aucfion

On WEDNESDAY, the IIt day July ReI We viii tel at Our
Auction Rsams desirable reasonable DRY
GOODS well worthy city Tetaners and the trae
generally The following goods received way and
Wal be sold without limit
-, I and : : nne and hae brown Shirtinxs
-, 5i. Ga and IL blcaehed Shirtnrs and sheetnr.
Cotton OznaburEs, Brown DTfings
Georgia yellow Nankeens Blue Drills Tiekps
spool Cotton, Pins, Tapes Green Barge
Cotton Flag Hdkfs, Suspender5
White black and cord Cotton Hose, Jaconet.
Null Swiss and Cambria Muslins
Back and white and Lace
Muslin Robes, rich and cord Ca.abues
Blk silk warp Alpaeeas and Eonbazloes
Pearl and Agate Shirt Buttons Bone suspepd.r A.
Manila Grass Cio'hs and Marseines Skirts
PTints, Shifting Grnghams L.
ALSO
An invoice Of Linen Goods Consisting OF
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, Damask Napkins
Dam.sk Table Linen and TabIe CJoths
Linen Towels, hne eItra hne Irsb Iinsns ,a,.A 4.
collars and bOsoms, PlnoWease Linen 'O'
50, 81 and I24 Linen sbeetinrr RB,., ni,,-
Buraps AMI Linen Dunnss
-LIKEwIsE-
eoiHgnment Of rich Cation Crane sr,,G ~, ~.
eh sk Sears and shawls; style Barege and Thibs i
and smoroiSed Muslin Capes, OF recent importation
TERMs-Uncer 500, cash; 500 and over 4 NOAH. ,,
tof approved negotiable paper. $3.50
ye 10 DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO. Aue,.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
'errible Fire ai Quebec-De.tructio

Ferrtble Fire M Quebec-De.truction
OF the Theatre RoyaIi
AWFUL LOSs OF HUMAN LIFE.
We received las, night tho following despatch from Phil
sde'phis from which IL viii DO that City Of Que
bee has again been visited By disastrous eonaagra,on
In which the loss Of life has been great,
Reported 70, the Baitmor. American
PmLApELrHiA, June IL, 10 r. NJ.
From the Quebec Msreary, jun 10
has again pleased the Almighty to siic, already
chsssned city. Last night I O'clock lire broke out in
the Theatre Royal Lewis street, formerly the riding school
~ the close Of Mr.. Harris exhibition Of his Chcmca Do
sm,' Prom the Information We have been able CLEAN.
'he camphne lamp was overset from or other
and the stage ut once became enveoped in flames The
house had been densey crowded. but some had
rush made 10 tho .t,ire... l..d,, r,o,,
the boxes BY those who, in the excitement Of the moment
forgot the other passages Of sgess In incredibly short
space OF time the whole OF the interior building was
nveloped IN sheet Of fame The newly erected Mat
form covering the pit and communicating zach end
win inc stage and boxes, favored the progress Of the
Names The staircase communicating with the boxes wa.
steep and IL had fallen the weight Of those who
crowded IT, One foot interposod between The
hepess crowd and eternity and on that space We with
or others, Stood tho fierce flames around u.s. and the
dense smoke repelng all efforts extieate US As far
back could there sea Of heads of wrbing
bodies aud oni'ireched arms noise there But
lew means oil escape presented themselves doomed
n the extreme end in view. The funeral vale of smoke
VIII gradually enshroudcd them appeared calmly TO droo
mo eternal Il cp. BY sde was one brother N iying %
exricate another, but abandonment was Unavoidable
One poor creature at feet of red his entire worldly
wean or ms rescue The agonzing expression OF the
ces before US can never be efacied from our memory
The flames ct the time were above and around US blu,
human aid was OF no avail. In five inmates from the tim,
oil which we make mention, its OF human beings
who had but few previous been in tho enjoy
ment OF iuii and active life were exposed our view
mass OF cacined bones.
Up to this hour Ortysix bodies have been recovered
from the ruins Most OF them have been recognized The
loss OF life is greater than in the dreadful conagra
nons OF last summer Sad waing pervades the CITY,
scarcely street be uaversed In which the closed
shutters or the hanging do betoken sudden be-
eavement Fathers, sisters children OF both sexes indulge
inc deepest iameniauon over the calamity which has fa
Ism upon many. for those who thus suddenly and
iuiiy summoned into the presence of their Creator
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VERSUS.
s A X s A p A RILLA.

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by It's virtues and eff
cacy alone, as a remedy for
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
Long-s,anding RHEUMATIC Affections.
Diseases Of the SKIN. White Swellings.
Diseases Of the BONES, all Ucero,,s Gases.
SYPHlLlTlC & MERCURIAL Diseases.
Affections of the Liver DYSPEPSIA:
COSTiVENESS; all CHRONIC & NER
VoUS Complaints, occurring in debitated and
cachectic constitutions:
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and thoOe very disagroeable
Affections resulting therefrom, and which have
AGENTs-GAYNoR Il wooD, Richmond; ; Ro..er
Pryor Paul, Wheeling.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL E<TATE AtAuetion.
On Clay street.

" ILL De SOLO on MONDA1 Afternoon, the
sSh instant the premises, Commencing al O'Clock
i most desirable residence occupied by w Morton E,or
situated on the corner Of Cay and second The lot fronts
on Cay street 90 feet and back TO an Alley ia f
wide Also seven eAgb adjoining each INN,
ns on y street % feet back 5e alley
said This properly located respectable pan Of The
e-h beauty OF the lots unsurpassed For private
.ngs they present many iDduesm uts
TEkhs-ont fourth cash balance equal nents Al
and ye7rs for bsarnx interest, ,ecu,sd v
tTus; ed upon the property.
As the resides STATE he - aarsn. nd Sr
rEea To sell therefore persons wh The po,
assurance thst Will be made. F
e lid " nOnDrS
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By InIoes a Erother.
CrOCkery. Brass Clocks. Hats. &c.
AT AUCTION


CrOCkeTy, Brass Clocks. Hats, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On sATURDAY MORNING June Goth at 10 O'Clock At ,r .
wiiisei- 'S'0'
3 eases brass Clocks, superior quality
ties, very fac
10000 Cigars, various kinds
IS dozen patent lard Lamps
10 crates Crockey Ware, consisting OF EFs Plates a.,r.d
plain aud M Cups and sauesrs Edge Dishes and hassr an
eaPo sugars and CTeams Pitchers Bows Cover- and q,
houo Mugs Black TeaPot', Luse Mugs GLASSWARE W
fuied plain and Tumbors uecanfers Jees Gun p,.
Preserve nishe-. Wines Britana Ca-ots. &c &c
GRANITE DINNER sErT. containing ais pieces
ALSO,
Two Mahogany Secretaries, with Book Cases, Va. made
One Secondhand sofa.
hsfr rrrai'r.-A superior Refrigerator Fooi rzs
CANTON FLOOR MATING.
WIN b. AIDED
20 rolls superior 90 and 81 cord Canton Floor Mating.
Lemons.
rs Boxes Sicily Lcmonsto AZ 10 O'Clock Bsei,
Elegant Rose Wood Piano.
All O'Clock eiscy slegsrt Wood Piano win MOD
ern Improvements, just received from New YOfk
le rs INLoEs a BROTHER Ay.,,
Trustees sale.
INTEREST IN REAL E~TATE-At the ssme tim. ,rs mae
viii Be sod the interest q TIE aid Smell IN The estate Of hi.
father the late James sncn rsrms-Cash.
Wsw CRUMP. Trustee.
S-e eonauciedW " l-l StoEs BR1rHEs, Aucis.
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FARM IN HENRico COUNTY,

NIILL be sold, FRIDAY 81 CAV OF July nsrt uDoD
the Prens at the hour Of ~ the Farm IN Hen.
neo eouny on which Mrs Ella Mnsby for long tine redd
ssy In TIE occupancy Mr. W Tsllsfso and nor ,,n,
and al present occupied by Mr. w Il lie. on both de, q,
the road leading from Richmond Frederie about
miles above the ioEmer-acloh lands Mr. w Cortland t
Niles Gee rye and John Powell Others and contain,
acres The Improvements the usual kind Tn. ,o
Of TIA land remarkably good TERaS-l3 cash bal m
eqla inEAnens At years airing
occurred BY deed reserve By Request on he
oWner' Je Il w GODDIS, Auet
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Anfttcn paits.
Tssts nav.
ny Dusiep. usueur. A O.
q X O q Z les, &C.

TX T. RIEs, Ac
IA Auctlsn.
On FRIDAY. the 18Th INST. a. D oeL.el -. IN N
ton sors. without regard weather :, es
" or
20 tieress and hsh CARRIED sax>r
90 bbk Sugar House Molaz.~s
20
"a White Rum
Is hbds PR aud n. o Sugar, par prime
$50 hays Larusyra, Rio nj lava CON.
so bbs Whi-key, Rum. indy and Gin
u bb'A teroes and hbd- and Cub, N.A.....
Holland Gin. L,rd Ind Soap
Sperm aud anow Candle.
Cheese, Pepper, Mustard
sanpowder Imperial Powshous r,..
Sweet Malaga Win.
ADDITIONAL.
WIN oe roaed 10 the Abose
10000 lbs Bacon .Ciy .oo..,
Por TERMs-URdsr 200 e,.h o,., H., -. =,
credit for approved negotiable paper -'' 01' "'a'hs
ID. N. A On a,-,.
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Adams Valley Property,
At AUCTION.

Oh SA UhUAl the 2Uth OF June, at 5 O'clock
on the premises will be sold without reserve two Lon, AZ Co.,
situated in Adams Valley, knoSn a. per Mai m - 49,
Lots BY the Nos % and % fronting Fairfield vtrpet ~
eet Hnehes AMI extending ZIG inch 70 an .n.v an
feet wide being part OF the property amay known a. Massen
ss Gaoen and - the Brown J Carte
b. Page and John G. Gambler Benz. Coleman dec ani.r
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