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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.

5000 10 +" 100
1900 Is :" 500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates OF
wholes $50; halves 40; quarters 90
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
Lowest Three Number Prize 900 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 3, To be drawn on
Saturday, Jam 10Th, ls47 at Wilmington, Delaware G6
Grand Capitals.
prize of S3n 100 prizes of $4,000
1000 4 " l,5u0
1928 +" 1850
5000 100 lowest 3 Nos.l of LOCO
3 500 LIST and I'd drawn Nos, 300
Whole Tickets sit; halves 8; quarters 4. Cerf
ola package of whoes $3.50; halves 9o quarters 49,
$4,000! 100000 lO,OOO!!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class M. 4, to be
drawn At Wilmington, De laware on Saturday, JAM 25
lS47 70 Nos, 10 drawn G c....,.
! 1900 40 500
! !" s,SSS 100 &C. &c. 400
Tickets si0 halves S. quarters2 so. Certificate of
package ofwholr. $3.50; halves 90; quarters IS.
100 600 DOLLARS divided into ten Prizes OF 10000
DOLLARS each
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass g. 10 be drawn ia
nuary 20 1897, nj Baltimore. rs Nos IL drawn.
,op,.s, of 5000. ssP'a!' prize of s,.s s,s
prize Of 5000 90 prizes OF l,ou0
1900 &C. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50. Certificates Of
wholes $40; halves Gu; quarters 80.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class $, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, January 30th l8i7, at Wilmington, De-
laware. 75Nos 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
I prize of $4,000 j prize of $500
10000 1900
6lS7 1900
1000 so t l,00
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So. Certificate Of
package Of wholes $3.50; halves so; quarters 80
We have every day Lotteries from one to twenty dol
lars and when a remittance is made to u.s. large or
small we will always invest in the most popular Lotto.
ries on hand. The drawings sent, when requested TO
all who order from The cash for all Capitals can
be had as usual sight On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets the postage need not be paid Inc
Tickets In the above Lotteries received, and all or
ders addressed will meet The most prompt and con
fdential attention. Address
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
ID. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Dec 30 Richmond, Va
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IN Observation-Disclosures Al rules held IN the
Clerks Office uf the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancry for York county, nj The Court house, on
Monday the 7lh day Of December, lei6:
Thomas crando Administrator Of Richard NJ. Gran
dol, deceased, Plaintiff
against
John VI. kimhal and Martha his wife, WIN. A. Gran
dol. - Peck and Thomas {. Curtis jr defendants.
The defendant, John NJ. Kmba not having enter
cd his appearance and given security according TO the
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and Il a
pearng BY satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhn
Infant of This Commonwealth, il is ordered, thar the
said defendant do appear The rules 10 be held for The
said Court The rst Monday in March next, and an
swer The hill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
oder be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the city fRichmond for two mouths successfully,
and another copy posted At the front door Of the Court
house Of this county. Copy. Teste,
Dec I9-cwam ALEX. GARRETT. e.
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IN observation-disclosures Al a Court held for
Mecklenburg County, AT the Courthouse thereof,
the 10Th day Of November, 1916:
Lewis Garner and Barbara his wife, Formerly Halo
way,) Samuel IT, Holloway and Mary Ann Holloway,
against Plaintiff
Samuel Daniel aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hal
loway TIman L. Johnson and Priscilla his wife, for
mrrly Holloway, Robert Holloway, George D. Wade
and Harriet his wife, Amanda 3. Holloway and Zacha-
riah Halloway and Sarah Z. r. Holloway, James Hal
lnway and Martha Holloway, infants, by Richard o.
Baptist, their guardian al litem, Defendants
The defendants, Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his
wife, Tman /. Johnson and Priscilla his wife, Robert
Holloway, George D. Wade AMI Harriet his wife An,an
da $. Holloway and Zachariah Holloway, not having
entered their appearance and gwen security, according
the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on motion Of
The plaintiffs by counsel, Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the Sd Monday in February
next, and answer the plaintiffs bil and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in newspaper pub
lished in the city OF Richmond town of Petersburg
In each week for eight weeks smcc1s.iveiy and
posted the front door Of the Court house Oft this
IS. Copy-Teste,
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CPICES !-SPICES IA large assortment Of
- Spices, OF the finest quality, put up with care
expressly Tor the retail rade-a part of which are:
Cinnamon, Cloves, Pepper, Allspice, Ginger,
Numrgs Mustard, Cocoa, &c, &c.
Also, Roasted Java, Sumatra and 81. Domingo
CoHees. These Coffees are ground 10 order,
without any extra charge. Sold by
PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
2l9 Main street,
JAM Block above the Banks
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| Positive ana Permanent Cure 10,
CONSUMPTION.

A Positive ana Permanent Cure for
CONSUMPTION.
AND DEATH will most assuredy
be an early fate of those who neglect themselves
when afflicted with The rrrmonlI0ry symptoms
OF CONSU MPTION, such rs Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, or Soreness Of The
Throat. DIR. SWAYNE'S CON
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY is expressly pre-
pared for the removal
and cure OF those
dangerous and
troublesome
Diseases.
Therefore,
you who
aboring under the
influence of these COM
plants procure immediate
ly this medicine, before II il too
late One bottle may lie the means
Of prolonging your life. Be sure and
see that thr signature OF Dr. SWAYNE 10
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DIGGER's OFFICE.-S2S,0Ooa and 5000. can
d be had by calling and purchasing Ticket
from JOHN B. BIGGER,
Office, under the Eagle Hotel.
$4,000 for So; 5000 for 3. Drawings come
to hand this day.
Scheme for Saturday Lowest 3 No. prize
$1,000. Jan. Il
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EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AND WATER POWER,

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AND WATER POWER,
IN LOWER VIRGINIA, FOR SALE.
DY virtue Of decree pronounced by the Circuit SUI
~ perior Court OF Law and Cbancery for the county
Of Southampton, NJ the November term 1916, in the
OF Organ, Brydon, etc, the undersigned
Commissioners, will sell, at public auction, The pre-
ton known Aliens Quarter, late the property of
Colonel William Allen, deceased, Of Surry county, and
containing forty four hundred acres.
The land is situated IN the county of southampton,
Nottoway River, three miles below the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Railroad, and twelve mites below Jeusn
lem extending about miles along The river, which
is navigahr 10 Monroe, above the Plantation, for
ses drawing feet wafer IL Is believed that larger
quantity of valuable oak and pine timber cannot be
found OH any navigible water in Virginia Much Of ihe
oak timber being admirably adapted fur ship-bnilding
and pipe slaves and the pine timber of The largest and
best quality To the shipbuilde and timber geer This
land offers Inducements rarely 10 be met WITH timber
can lie obtained and transported small expense To
Norfolk, thramgh the Dismal Swamp Canal, 10 any
other port, through the Pamco Sound
On this Estate Is Grst Mill, situated on Bean Creek,
possessing water power not rqnaed IN that section Of
the country, the supply being constant throughout the
year, and sufficient for Saw Mill and Cotton Factory,
In addition the Grist MIL There is Frame Dwelling
House containing six rooms; Gin house, with all other
usual out-housea for a large Plantation. Orchard etc
The whole Tract will be offered together, and II not
80 sold, will be divided in lots To suit purchasers.
TERMS Enough will be required in cash pay all
the expenses OF IN. sale For the balance, credit of
one and three equal annual payments, without in
erest will be gwen, the purchaser purchasers execu
ting bond with good security, and lien being retained
until the purchase money shall be paid.
THOMAS :. GHOLSON,
WILLIAM w. TONNES,
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in III
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancery for Louisa county, the 9Th day of De
cember, lSiG:
Garland L. Waddy, who sues in his right, and as
administrator OF Anthony Waddy, decd, Plaintiff
against
VIM. Waddy, Edmund &. Goodwin and Elizabeth his
wife, and Vim. ". Anderson, administrator Of Mildred
Anderson deceased, Defendant.
The defendants, Edmund &. Goodwin and Elizabeth
his wife, mol having entered their appearance aud given
security according 10 law and The Rules Of This Court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants of this Siac, motion Of the plaintiff
by his attorney, is ordered that the said defendants,
Edmund &. Goodwin and Elizabeth his wife, do appear
before the Judge of the said Court the Court house,
on first day of the next term Of r sad Court, and
answer The plaintiff bill, md that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, tor two months successfully, and
posted the front door Of tr Courthouse of this conn
IL on some Court day. Copy. reste,
Dec oa-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, &. Z.
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Whole Tickets $40; halves S; Quarters2 So Ccrtif-
cate Of package Of wholes halves 90 quarters As
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NOR HIRE, an active young man, who
i is good carriage-dIiver and dining-room
servant; he is intelligent and Of excellent charac-
or Also a GOOD factory hand and iwisler.
Ian VIM w. DUNNAVANT.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY!
January 1896 Nos, Is drawn.
: susquehanna Lottery, Glass No. Z, TO be drawn Al
baltimore, January 18th, 1917. Is Nos, l3 drawn.
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prize of ss5,oOO i prize of $4,000
! 10000 Il,75O
l 5000 500
10 OF 900, Is Of 500, &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates Of
wholes $SU; halves 40; quarters 90.
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$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Lowest Three Number Prize 900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class to be drawn nn
Saturday, January 10th, l847 al Wilmington, Della
ware 66 Nos, 10 drawn,
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10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Lowest Three Number Prize 900 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass g. 70 be drawn on
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p1acK CLOTH CLOAK was left at the
n Store OF the undersigned a lew Gays sincs'
,.h;ch The owner can have by describing inc anu
M WI .ns having for the advertisement.
Gle anu pA'''e Su,AS MERCHANT,
:, ia Main Street.

Gle anu pA'e SILAS MERCHANT,
-, ia Main Street.
Dawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. b, Jan.9;
u 81 Al A 40 81 81 81 IS ~ ~.
Ticker Nos. 8 % -, Prize Of SOU, sold anu
paid by q.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, No. 5 January9;
% 6l 63 81 II 10 SIS Al I IL 80 ~ IL.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No 2, Jany ~:
53 70 IS 5 II IA IS SO 70 10 40 20 10 81
MANAGERS oFFlCE-D. P AINE y
10 Far To-pay-ss0Oo dollars. 5000, 5000,
1905. 500, 1866 10 of 500, 10 OF 1000, % Of
400. 30 of 500, Sc. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets .:
Also. 5000 dollars, $500, $500, l,225, ~ OF
1000. 20 Of 200, &c. Is Nos, II drawn. TICK
els3.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, Extra.
"a 10 10 81 81 IL 8 81 81 SO SO % Az.
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehanna, Class ]:
70 10 10 II So l3 GA 81 IS A AZ 2 IL.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, Glass 2:
g. 80 43 10 9 SO 10 IS 50 IS 80 69 70
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke, Glass q:
30 80 10 40 So IA 26 81 % IS Is IL.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Glass 3:
333 9 80 IS 4S 10 66 10 % IA Al.
y.
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Died..

DleO,
Yesterday morning. 26th inst after lingering Illness
MAIrHIw CorsoR, sg' d ~ years months.
The friends OF the family, and Of his brothers Edward
ana John are requested TO attend the funeral from his
late residence No ~ Allen st. at half past o'clock this
afternoon.
On Thursday 25th inst Mrs. CLARIssA SMITH in the
Gath year of her age
Her friends, and those OF her sons in law st. John
owens and Charles D. Webb, are respectfully requested
10 attend her funeral Sunday next at hall past
o'clock, r. NJ, from her late residence, No Of Brooms
St, Without further invitation.
GA Friday morning, 26.h inst of dropsy, Thomas
MATHEW, ia the 4oth year Of his age.
me iLlends and acquaintancss Of the family re-
Saturday 27th inst at o'clock from bis late
No 30 + ont st Brooklyn.
On Friday evening, 9th inst EMS QUIN son of John
Quin aged IL months and days
me friends OF the family, and those of bis brothers
Fex and Patrick are respectfully nvied to attend his
his father No $50 Third st. o.
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sc ~ drafts Tor $40 share (which 10 per the
amount subscribed) al subscriptions for upwsrd
ar teposed according the letters Of the surasmes
OF sub,of,beis IN the follow ing bank, =
=. ana D. IN tAe Mechanic Bsnk No. 80 Wall street.
aud "a the American xchat ge Bank No SO Wall AZ
Wall street. Wv" ""A'"' ~
j IA K scd L., ia the gank of New York come, Will
liam and VIII streets " ~' ''"'' WIZ
NJ aud o., IN the Bark Of America No 4s Wall ,r.s,
r, q I'd = in the ny Baak, No 50 Wall street
=. End Il IN the Bsnh Of Commerce No 81 Wall sxs.,
wv, W, X, Y H., IN the PheniT Bank, No IS Wall
street. '" M
Subscn ers for less than $500 will find
PREPARED for them at the Office Of the Company No 81 VII
street me build ng) aod if any or errors have
been made N drawing the larger drafts, they will be correct
ed. on application II the flee.
The banks will deliver far p CT cable but u,
is hoped viii for NOTICE. bur pomptly psy mn
liieIest will from the " of payment, which the
celying teller will e. dorse the draft
he Commissioners truss that the spirit eynced ia n lirp
mp the subscrp ion will not be suite eli flag TIL the
ments are all paid up.
All mrst DO paid before ths LIST day OF March, to Sc
the charter. Only three business day remain to do II
week. JNO B. JERVfS Peat
ROM KELLY. Sec'y.
Nota .bers who have given thei, residences
rs Brooklyn will fad their drafts the Long Island Bank
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Navigation OF IN. ohio River.
MONEY MARK 4 IT.

The stock market continues heavy, and prices tend
downward. There is a tghtness in the money market,
which acts as check upon fancy stock operations
Harlem closed firm at yesterdays prices Resdirg RR
declined Y; Reading Bonds y Farmers Loan X Nor
wich and worcester q; Canton u; Morris Canal q U
g. 6s, 1856, u (; Long Island y.
The New York State Bank at Albany ha. declared a
semi-annua dividend Of five per cent payable on the s
OF March.
The bill to repeal the charter Of the Mechanics Bank
OF Paterson, passed the New Jersey House of Repre-.
senatives on Wednesday, by vote of Al to It has
yet be acted on In the Senate The bill to charter the
somerville and Easton RR passed the Senate on the
sme day.
We annex our usual table Of quotations for tho prin
oipal State and other stocks used for investment =
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Board Of Supervisors.


The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved
Petaions-From various persons for correction of
taxos. Referred.
Bills sundry small bills connected with the police
department. referred.
Schoot COMMIT ssoner of the It'll Ward-Bond Of Josiah
Rich, as surety for Mr. Solomon Townsend School Com
missioner OF The 7th ward, approved of.
finance committee, in favor of remission
of taxes to the following named psrsons-W Rowland
Walter Higgins, Hezekah Waksman, Daniel Abbot and
Leonard Aykers and also on tho following property
$1,000 oe deducted from the valuation Of the house and
lot AS BroOme street, $4,000 from the assessed value of
real estate OF Mrs Dyckman, King sbrdge the tax
on The valuation oil $3.50 assessed land OF the 18th
street presby Church. in 18Th street. 10 RENTED
the taxes on Ward No 1873 18th street. between 9th
adverse to the petitions Of Edward Reuben James Ugo
and the Chelsea Methodist Church.
Supervisor LIVINGSTON offered the following resolu.
ton -
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board make out and
he III the oces Of the Secretary of State and Of Clerk
Oh the City and County OF New York. description the
several assembly districts Of the city and county of New
YORK as divided and Fixed by this Board at ts last
Specifying the number Of each district and the popula
ton thereof according to the last preceding state Con-
vepip az near AZ may be- and in conformity with tho
provisions of the constitution Of this Stato
motion to lay OH the table made and lost
Alter ciscusscn between the of the resolution
anu the Recorder supervisor LIVINGSTON offered with
draw Tor the present tho resolution.
supervisors HART and PussER objected to the with
dawa OF the resolution without the unanimous consent
Of The Board.
The question on the adoption of the resolution was
then put Nine having voted In the negative and nine in
the t6rnative the resolution was lost.
The Board then adjourned.
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CHEAP RENTS

"a is It not fact that hu deds Of miles in this city
Hi move every year TO save OF their rent and yet
tne'er mink that there within hours ride their
homes dozens OF small places with few acres Of
shu wnere they could live rsn and have all err
ifuit &c free Do they ask how that /. be
oone' buV small farm four five miles on LorR f,snd
pay ono thousand down. nd your life for enoog 20
pay he balance snd then IL you die this year your family 70
10 the tender mercies Of New York landlord Call
enc Ticket Office of the American Museum Broadway
Just such place. in Ter
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PirTssuRo, Feb. 2s-l0 M
-Four dollars per barrel asked day for four an
- 20 onersd Fork in bulk is quoted eH No change
In other markets Nothing from the West
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AlsANv, reb 20, lS47.
The grain market was in q fair condition to day ana
advanced slightly yesterdays prices. Nothing wa
done in -four.
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LATEST MON EMIT.
Il E l. E g X A r HlC.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 26-l0 r. AZ.
We have New Orleans papers Of the 10Th, but they
contain no news worth forwarding by telegraph.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, ls4T.
small sales oil Flour were made to-day at 50 per Dbl
There has been decline in Morris Canal stock Of thir
~ per cent, Spectators falling
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Phlindsiphia Agents for the HeraId.-t,.
Is ZlEBER co, Ledger Building, Third are, ~.
low chosnu Thoss wishing have the Herald .. PEI
regularly q their stores and dwellings, will please t
'S '"'' A"'''' AiS''SeAss j1l I'm
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% broadway beg TO cali the ntioo of he public
and beeud Nss nurner. Just received from the
Tory OF rssrs Cornelius Co. of Phadephi, This bur
ne ha been tied by several learned and scieu: gentle
VINO nave ad inu erperene Ia measuring light and
e e ritis tat the improved burner gives hree times az
much -t - the oEiaary batwng burner without con-
iups any more gas IN other words dollsr's worth
o. "" Duhed hopgh the new burner. will vie rs much
,nt y. 'nrec dosIs worth bu ned through the common
p'twbB burlef These asserfioLs be
we in.ie the pnhc to call our wareroomt sal R,osJ
way a. Meas Jchoscs Lanrhier and Nascy 2o3 Broad:
aa a, he oce Of tins paper where the burner NAV be-
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IMPORTANT, II TRUR.--We learn from private
Letter under date Of Liverpool, 81 inst that petition
has been presented to the English Lords Of the Admi.
rally which will doubt result in the sailing of
steamship en- the 10Th well the 4h of every month
throughout the year, commencing, probably, with the
present month-Phiiad North american FEB. 49,
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Portable shaving Cause.-The most portal
BILE aud at the time the complete and
Gle now manufactured having requisite for gentle
man toilet and as travelling companion Invaluable.
For sale BY q SAUNDERS u SON
III Broadway, f,w doors sbo, Q Courtlandt ST.
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Mai. FOR OREGON Those who have friends
in Oregon Will he pleased to learn, that Mr.. j. M
Shvey OF Oregon preparing for that territory
from Washington, the a0h Of March He will leave
Independence. Missouri in April, and will take charge
OF all letters directed to him at that place. post paid Tor
settlers in Oregon He expects reach Astoria the LIST
O - -
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RICH MEN AND WOMEN OF BROOKLYN
AND WILLIAMSBURG

A GOVERNMENT EXPRESS. with the Mails for the
steamer CAMB MA. will be despatched Sunday
nertfor Boston, over the Long Island Railroad at q, NJ
from the soah Ferry. will attached Tor
at the usual fare. i27 IN yyc
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FREE CONCERTS.
EVERY EVENING
ut THE OPERA HOTEL"


inert to Palno's Theatre
commencing Saturday Evening, Feb. 9th, le%1.
y past O'Clock.
- Mr.: and Mrs Newton, (late Of Mercer street
Welsh Rarebits Poached Eggs &C. served in good style
Superior Ale, Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
b-sscred Concerts every Sunday evening.
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AucrsOS sOricEx.

SSE tx Z: $ss Ssg ,..ss
az their auction room s2 Water street corner Of Fine $50
s d c: s. T1:y Goods &'
Also few cases Mirror Shaving Boxes:
and wcf Boxes, ' worthy yI particular asGs ais%oa
Aiso al the commencement Of the sale, second hand
Catalogues ,re now ready-Terms. 4 months. fg7 t.r
JACOB PLArT, Auct, onesf.
:!.ss, Gss,osus :sIs q Zoo and general
retail dealers. at months credit, over 100 dollars
N.B Goods will be received iii Tue.dsy. fen it.nc
JACOBS pLAIT. AuctionesI:
xap s FIX, , % AN. s, s .y
e +: :fy Eli i sS
bidder the LOT; made suit private purchases for
SSaa: Head &s Earrings S'''''' Tsfh.ss'
Ou PAINTINGS AT. AUCTiON.-A LEVY, win
&ssegs III.
highly saisS. @etsrs Of nVmsas b many oh.S orr
ginals worthy of notice. fe26 2t~r
VALUABLE T!MDEn LAND AT AUCTION
oS sy zI1, 81 Essu1 "a "a nh is1 in Eo,oL
aud *. sy the .ps q Audrey, Ccole sdm
nary n front o the Beacon a ocs in NON
folk eity about O'Clock NJ publc suction the high
Warwick county Virgins Of which NJ coSSs died. ssi.ed
and and which purchased Of Richard e. Park
The ctaps about fifteen hundred aud thr, seven
oak Of best kind age. and sines aud is considered
As ranking hrst il the list of umbsred tracks Virgins-
YSaa Iaa who wifi BE- e ss
TO give any Information in reS1Id 70 s,, 4, c...
The land will be ,old upon credit OF Twelve months ex
Of suit which must BE- PAID in cash The
payment '' TO ' '' . sS1's M SfsIt''
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MENMEKINN,


DR D0D5, who has discovered tie Philosophy of Mes.
science in CLINTON HALL, with brilliant and amusing
experiments the celebrated Ciairvoyant Mr. Burkma
Experiments also Gaivansm aud Magnetism. of the
int resting character.
TWO OF the above lectures i'll be hs) Thursday and
satud evenings February 25h and 9th; and One will be
to LADIES ONLY, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.