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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-13
5a.aai s9a From the Cincinrati En- quirer.
More English Movements.

The New Orleans Delta translates ard
publishes from Mexican papor, treaty ell
tered into on the Tn Of Match last, between
Great Britain and Nicaragua, BY the, sec
end article, the first Of these contracting par
ties, through her accredited agent, affirms
that Mosqhitia is one Of her co ionieis; and
That as such an indignity 10 tho Musquiio flag,
is an insult offered 10 the British Nation.--
The government Of Nicaragua pledges itself
not to molest the peaceful inhabitants Of
San Juan, with an express understanding
that the violation Of this pledge will be con-
sidered by Great Britain as a declaration of
hostiit'es. The British forces are to be
withdrawn from San Carlos to San Juan, re-
storing hostages and Prisoners, upon the
ratification Of the treaty, and this negotiation
is not 10 prevent the government Of Nicara-
qua from seeking 10 effect definite settle
ment of the matters included ia il, with Her
d ilan;c Majesty. In olher words, the op-
pressed may eafreat the oppressor TO let GO
her grasp. But Wilt be doReg g5tl
Il We regard this as a highly important piece
ofintelligence, and one that will promptly
dlJ6St llC dltGutiOH uA 0at VIVA oCFGtttHGut. u.
The Delta, in giyingis well observes:
!" The Vaccinations set on on foot by the
grasping and aggressive governaient of En-
gland have succeeded, SO far as the feeble
State of Nicaragsai is concerned. To all in
tents and purposes Mosquitia has been an
nexed to the crown Of Great Britain. Who
can define the metes andbounds Of this fct;-
cous realm Of the King Of the Mosquitoes,
now publicly proclaimed to be under the
"pfoteclion" Of Her Britannia Majesiy?--
Boundaries it has not lis limits will be
speedily stretched commensurate with the
selfish wants Of British subjects, on that fer
tile and lucrative coast. Troubles will be
iomented with the feeble apologies for gov,
ernmen,si in the neighborhood, Concessions
will be forced from them them at the point
Of tho bayonet; and British power will be i'm
measurably increased on tais continent.
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3 0T Aa kshman went squirrel hunting
with gun loaded TO the muzzle, Pat blazed
away and off went the squirrel chirping away
in the top Of a high tree, and down went the
lr'shman whom the gun had knocked fat up
on his back. Pat on viewing the squirrel,
singing away n derision of his wounded an
lagonist, angrly exclaimed: "and faith ifye'd
been at the end Of the gun, divil bit would
ye chirrup sol"
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Died,

In this place. on Friday last, MARY, wife of
LORENZO PARKER, aged twenty four years.
Mrs. P. has passed away in the morning Of her
life She was beloved by all within the circle Of
her acquaintance, and was kind and affection
ate companion, an amiable and estlmable mem
Der Of socis,y, ard a consistent Christian, whose
loss in community will not soon bs replaced.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be presen-
Il ted to the Trustees OF O.towa township, Put
nam county, Ohio, at their meeting on the 18th
of July, l848, to lay out and establish new
township road, beginning n the south east cor
ner of the north west quart ter of the south west
qaarter of section seventeen in township one
henh Of range seven east, thence east eighty rods
more Or less to intersect the county road which
leads along the nor:h and south centre line of said.
section. MANY PETITIONERS.
June IL, 1848. 349d&
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GENERAL BtTrER.-To praise is more
agreeable than TO censnre, and we are incli-
ned ID think our adversaries have put up a
good sort of man for Vice President. Gen.
Butler is not great man, but We have al
ways considered him honest, brave and man
", and we know he maze capital run 10,
Governor in 1874. IN Y. Tribune, ,ohg.
And will make a better in I84S.
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MORMONS MURDERED BY THE IN.
,7eilEafa selat4} DIANS. r,a
SAINT Louis, Nav 2

SAINT Louis, May 20.
BY an, arrival from the city Of The Sail Lake,
We learn that the Indians had attacked and
brutally murdered numbet OF the Norm ons,
men; women, and children. An express
came in for assistance. Nd cause had been
assigned for the outbreak. ..ai.
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OBJECT OF TiiE PRESENT AGITArf N IN
CANADA.--The ostensible object of the new
agitation is a repeal Of the Uaon bel ween
Upper aud Lower Canada; but Mr.. Papin-
eau's leading supporters do not hesitate to
p,dciailh that their real object is separation,
and a junction ,oithtse United States.-Mon-
treal {Cdnadd3 Pilot. 7
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
G. n. Rece, administrntorof
F. G. Fitch, deceased, ri
EXECUTION.
Willinm Phillips.


Winm Phillips re
pY virtue OF writ Of execution TO me directed, from
- the Court of Common pleas of Pusnam county, Ohio
dn on the j. I'll day Of July 1s4s etween the hours of
o'clock A. NJ, and O'clock p. NJ, the following descri
bed real estate, to witt
number hundred, lnot number fityone, and Outot
numher forty eight Outot numer ortyegh to be sold
M jecf to former levy and in favor OF VIII
liam Arnold. All being in ths town Of Kaaa Putnam
county Ohio.
Taken in execution the property Of William Phillips
at the tut of C. H. Rice, administrator or FC Fitch de-
ceased
o ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
K.Id, iune mn 4 n 1919 a7ae
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| FoEGERY-We learn that gentleman
hitherto considered highly respectable, dong
a first rate bnsines in the drug line in the
State Of New York, has been forging the
name Of an individual, which, besides blast
Ting the character Of ihe forger, willIead TO
other and mbfe. serious results The whole
community will suffer. The signature Of
DR.. Vaughn has been uttered by the above
individual, and the Or. has mad inducements
offered to prevent exposure, we suppose the
law will take its course, unless a sale has
heen made 10 the man in such manner as
10 save the consequence Of his act, which
we learn he attempted TO smooth over by
offer 10 purchase the right 10 sign for the Dr..
&c. Bad business, as the article of medicine
put up by ihcDris known on ly 10 himself, 81
anyoiher artic is en- injl r.ous an Iunsafeone
The Agent / / This place has advertisements
in Dur columns. Buy Of none other.
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HoNoR TO WHOM HoNoR is DuE.-We
have in the Authority Of Maj. Seloyer, jus
returned from Mexico, that The MexicaDs in
the city are collecting a subscription To rear
4 monument at Queretaro, to The honor Of
Henry Clay and Tom Corwin.- Cleveland
Plain Dealer. N
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4DlfTNISTR RAITON SALE.

ShERIFF's OrFIcE,
Kala June 10Th, A. b. Ie4e.
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New stock oG- ssrv Goods.

I &. COURTNEY Is now rrccivtn. his second sup
y ply Of FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS
consisting ~ part Of
Black, hfn"G, blue and green French ana English
Cloths--brsi make
Back and fancy Cashmere double aud single widths
Tweed Ca,snleTr,, for sacks aud boys wear
aerno, cashmere. s,sanSdown AMI Valencia Vest
ings
Pain aud figured SILK, satin aud velvet v--linss
Ilan and plaid Salinrts. Of all qualities and colors
Black, brown and blue Kentucky Jeans
Kerseyi oi all grades; plain and plaid l.lnSeys
American Flannels white, yellow and red
Patent shrinking Fanne,s and "a FIannels. i"r
ladies' skirts
Whitney, Mackanaw and Dut!l Blanket,
carpetine-, Rugs aud Mats
3 IL, - aud blracird and brown 5hHlnss
"a, 1911 and IL b!racned and brown shretIn4s
ln,M,U yards CalIc0es, IRON 4 c L. :.
Mnisrlina from 5. Ia finest quality
Cashmcrr>-plan, confs aud black
Oregon, Berlin. Lama and alolair Plaiis
l.amariIne and Elss-r Stripes
t.ustrr de Soir, Care and Ja>pers
Cauraur, snr, aud SILK plaid Lusrrs
Plaid aud plain Alpacas
Plain and figured black and blue black silks
Plan. striped and plaid culored silks
Coorrd vevets M-rlnos and flannrl-, for sacks
Fr;ng--. Gimps ard Velvet Ribbons, Tor trimmings
spun Silks aud Fnnrncrs, al alt colors
Coorrd Lut--trng aud SATIN Ribbons
Neck, cap and bonnet Ribbons, very rlrii
Canton long aud square Shawls
Brocha. Cashmere, aud TliiJrt ShawlS
Hoods, RoaS, Po!k-rs and Comforts
Alpaca Cashmere aud lambswoOl Hose
Merinn. six and cotton Hose
Ladies kid, SILK and worSird Gloves
t;ratlemtn : buck skin, Kid aud silk Gloves
Grntcmrns channels lined Berlin aud cashmere do.
KNITTING Cotons and Yarns. white and fO"rI
t;rntemen's amen camhfic and SILK HanHkefchifis
Gentlemen : black and fancy silk Cra:aIs
Genirmrn's merino, lambswoo and cotton Socks
Susppnders Stocks Collars BnSoms, &C sc.
All persons wantin. Dry GnniS will find IL greatly In
their interest call early and purchase their Winter
supply AZ No. Ia, corner Of Broad and Saih street,
Shockor III, where they may always find the best
Goods n the lowest prices & COURTNEY.
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NEW NOTES UPON
WORCESTER PIANOS.


THE New York Commercial Advertiser of the Sd
i October, in describing the furniture in The new
"tIpIon Place Hotel" thus speaks.
awe are told that the builder Of the house, Cortland
Palmer ESQ has aimed have the best furnished Ho-
lei in New York. That would demand great SIKH ana
taste as Others have conceived and so tar as possible,
carried out the same purpose. But we may safely say
that the Union Place Hotel has one OF the most elegant
and best toned Pianos we have yet seen or hearu u
ia one of Worcrsters. Technically, II Is FINISHED
throu phouthat L. the back rs well as the front and
ends are finished and with equal elegance and care
The tone perfectly pure Deep and soft as the tone
can be. Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
bned and justly ercites the admiration alike o: anna
ieurs and proessed artists. la its construction Mr..
Worcester has evidently sought TO excel even himself,
and has designed that this Piano should speak OF his
great skill 10 all visitors at the hotel -
From the New York Evening Mirror Of the ith DC
tober:
"WORCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were admiring, a
few days since, very magnificent looking Piano
Forte, in the elegant drawing room of the CRion Place
Hotel, when, upon an examination Of It's interior, we
pleased tn lind that II came from the mandatory
Of our friend WORCESTER Of l37, Third Avenue. MIR.
Wheeler the proprietor OF the Hotel informed that
In the last years he had bought mary a dozen
Piano Forles cf Mr. Worcester for himself and friends
and that all had given the most perfect Satsfactou.-
We have often said, and take pleasure in repeating
the Truth, that Mr. Worcesers instruments made
upon honor, and equal To any in the world
We are constantly supplied with full assortment Of
Woreestss choice Pianos, selected expressly for our
establishments 10 which we invite the attention of pro-
frssors amateurs and The public. Our prices and terms
will be found accommodating.
Nov IA DRINKER & MORRIS.
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TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE COAL
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF Hen

TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE COAL
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO.
SlS ii deed Of Trust eScae! IL IN subscri-
- hers ~ ianIr Perkins and Mary Ann his wife.
hearing date ihr - December, is;a duty recorded
N the IGun:y IGiF 81 iienrico, we shall III satcG,On
of the sld tGli. end by and with the consent he
patjieS interested. proceed u sell upon The premises
On The terms hereinafter s1i-d. FRIDAY. tie luth
day Oi ,srHpsr, l-i., IL nciorh "a, II iir II ret
The next lair hay, the Real Estate conveyed ~ the said
deed ana described therein a. certain tract parcel
81 lanG containing b,iwcrh two hundred ard lhTt .
hiniIri 81 mud, IT. tbr county AZ ItnfcU hound.
ed by the lands ul Samuel CnttrrN Jesse Sn-ad, Tenn
pie Reid, John Cronc.'s estate. William Councils
estate, Samuel Brown and ntirTs. and In which
and j. lie ,oai pts commonly called ana known ny
the oi the Edge IiiIi 3oa pts ocrup.,d by
John But The e 10 The said real estate u believed
lie g.ni, but The undri,gnr acting ~ Trustees
VIII convey only The title WIN which iry v.std
TERMS much ~ cash = shau hr sufficient 10
pay TIE Gusts and expenses attending the execution o!
The -ad trisl and the amount due DI William He-
teiii, under tmn nut decfs, teslimatrd ~ about
81 ,suJ.l oHr ~ which trust Grets mace l.ntn
Elicit, Trustee, hearing dar ID October, le.5, tie 9TH
er Is made = 'Ihomls Bigger Trustee, hearing date
si October, eiD, both duly recorded ienrcU county
Conit and Tor ihr residue u such procerds Of SIl-.
upon liberal terms, 10 h" made known thr day Of
sale Recently the above land hns been surveyed, and
the luant y a .cr.tainei H. he .sJ acres.
PETER GfERASr, y.c,
TIIOS J PERKINS. I trustees
tsy- sale conidc.ra by w GDDDiN, AuGi
~ AT thr place. AMI Immediately after me
sale The land iLuyr named BY consent of all parties
interested, wili sell - lhr highest bidder, lar ci.h
about TX ~ ci.h; SLAVES, consisting 1T two mcn
;.ni some ite.y giTs-onr Baronche, one
Horse and some Household and Kitchen Fururx'c--
all lir property 81 said baaiel i'rrtin-
ori l.-ct.is * EOWLES, Trustee
.. u, u the paiiis- interested, the above
sale postponed t. MOSDiy. The iith day IL Drcen
her -i- when wi' certainty take place, thu hour
abovr named II tar !n"', The neu fur day
Nov l0-clis BY THE TRUSTEES
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.tE7C"tIN.E SAEES
Esq x. e. & &. e. sziss. Aucss
TWELVE NEGROES.

We Wi ST TIIS MORNTNtf a 10 O'CI.ck
L. Nc2ra,.. w; ...,;,,l cae E,y ihrr. Women
49,, 4 cs.,;,.,,. I'M. ! V,n1,an ant t,uc cnIl-
a.s
M >, H. Is. X G. =. HlIJ aurs
-
saLL Dr' SALG tEI.. REAL. ESTATE
IL ;!lE COUNTY, O. !l&H2.cO,
U.'iit:. TRUST EEED$
! ! viiiGe II 80 Le,i, 81 iGsi. executed by
4 Daniel Z, k,ls. h. tii>t 4 I..p,n \. Elect
csted tie 81 q, >. Gciu! Il. ia, aLa he second
l. 'rhrlpa, Is B;sgtr Gat.,t In Isl tsy II Oc-
l.,,, LA i,r ~ ,r,,.... +, .-rr.;,, Grain
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by nEORGE }. SUMNER


Stock OF riRESIitaG MACHINES. CORN SHEI.
LERS, HORSE POWERS, TOOLS, LUMBER,
FIX rURES, sc.
DOR III. purpose Il closing lie concern Il
L PARKER 4 SMITH, { h partnership
having expires by limi;a'orj will be sold at
their iaccty. ~ Main S!!,c hear The Union
Hotel, IN FRIDAY MoIaius, December Isl,
lS4s, commencing al 10 O'clock, heir entire stock
Of Tools, Lumber, FISlu!,s ant manufactured
articles, consisting IN pai,
TETeshlns Machines, Horse Powers,
Wheat Fans, Corn Shelters,
Straw Cutters, b).h new and second hard,
Two Horses one Gue,
Thic'-fs,> Fauenrs Wills oI TotaccoIis,s
Large sock d asonri Lumber &c, ,cec her
with genera v.:la's u imp emcrrs AMI fx,urcs
Terms Under 500 cash, over lha, amounl 4
monlh> credit ipf app'oy,d nr.ciale paper
Sale contncrity GEO. J SUMNER, Aucl.
81 Persons inie led q the concern Of Parker
x Smi will please MAKE ihe earliest arrange
m'li possible !oT c.osrg heir accounts, which
nav b. zone with e,ihei parncr
Nov Jl-cSicods
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= II q 4. +, ~

SEPTEMBER 29h. Isis, Of The Wharf III Port Con
- wav q WALNUT CDLoKEn CHEST, about
three and halt feet III eagth ;rr I'D split, aud nailed
down with four large nails Win white oak hinges
Tile Chest III, TIME II was stolen, had within nine
Dresses, Parlsol, aud some other articles. among
which was cunt not quite finished, made nf cal!cn
and bleachr cotton pieces cut three cornerrd OF very
small size, and very notable vest pieces 10 II. The
Chest and rs contents belonged 10 Miss Nancy Adams
dau shter of Mr. Thomas Adams, Of King George cnun
Is Virginia viii give the value Of the contents Of
The chest for the delivery Of them to me.
Oct3l-lf THOMAS ADAMS.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
En-. H.. I'D. Robinson.

SLHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice 0r Medicine for nearly thirteen years is
sun relieving and positively curingof the following
forms Of disrase-eight ont of ten who apply him,
and %ho have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
White swelling, Drnpsy, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Az
fecIons Of the Liver, Agur and Fever, Scad Head,
Ulcerous Sores Of long standing, letter Cancer
rosy, Palsy, ST. Wins Dance, Wens Coughs, and AZ
ecton Of The Lungs, supposed 10 be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, GonoTrhGi, Structure, MrTcurial
Disease. and All forms Of disease peculiar 10 males;
such rs Flurr Albus Proapsus UterI &C., &c. He has
treated several hundred cases of rheumatism, and
failed IN hve only, where remedies energetic
ally applied, IN effectng entire Persons sui
frring from The effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
Reference the most satisfactory, can be had. Office
No. ), Wall street. under the CITY Hotel.
q
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Greek .Saf!3Es iiriXc seS:ica,
No. 10! EAST MAIN STREET, Hie.uoaG
1 U,ry;u3n

GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
Delaware Iolt-fi, No. So. IL hr drawn November -
Is No Lottery! drawn ballots Prizes S35, Un0,
l5nOh, lh,nO0, Tol 5000 aUu Of Go, Tickets Slu
shares IN propnHi"n.
Virginia l--sbtrg Lottery, Class u, iur rl-, be
drawn "a Saturday November -. - M. Lottery IL
drawn haiioS. CAPITALS s6o 900, .5oOc, l5,unu, 81
luuuU. lu"faGJ1 ~ of 90, 20 Of Gun, Ticket.
sl3-slafe~ IN prPorticn.
Delaware l.uthr, M. -, 10 h- drawn November ~.
- Nos, l. drawn. Capitals SiD,G0J, 5,On0 10 prizes
of $40, 20 u 100 - al j1i SC. SC. Tickets SO,
halves ;, gllrtrH !. 50.
Orders tor certificate ur Passages Singi. Ticket.
aua Share, ut the above schemes addressed
the Undersigned will rcrrivr hs most prompt stien-
ton, ana an account nf EACH drawing forwarded a.
soon rs u - rrcri5ci.
u Hurley paws postage on AL letters IL AMI
from his nifce.
IIuFleys rule ito cash all prizes Al sight.
Please address 'unr nrdrrsio WM. HURLEY,
No ID, Man street. Richmond, Va
All husl ctiy confidential. Ma |
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VIZ p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
w WE STREET, Richmond. Va.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
delaware Ioirry, M. ~, 10 he drawn November -.
u Nos, II drawn. Capitals: Si5O0J, I5,c00 10000,
1000, 1000, an0 Of Gdu, &c Tickets Sln halves :;
quarters = 80.
Virginia Ir,.ir. Lottery, Class u, for Isis, to be
drawn On SatIfda, III" 18th N"Srnhrr. - Nos. "
drawn Srhcrlr: sG0uUD, 2j,nu, Is ,0G0, of 10 Gu0,
10 of3,0l1 - at iin, 20 az ,Gj1, sc Tickets SIS,
halves 50; luarter>3 a..
Delaware Lottery, No. 80, IL be drawn November 10.
- no. I.o.lrry-l2 drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000.
5000 10 uf 51 20 OF 400 80 Of 500 &C. Tickets $40;
shares in proportion.
" Orders IN Certificates packages. single Tick
els ani Shares in any "fthr above scrmes, addressed
the undersigned wall receive the most prompt alien
ton and account Of each drawing forwarded So soon
as it is received
u- Packages, certificates aud single Tickets for sale
by Wa. T.. TURPiS, Rlchmond. Va.
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Valuable E'a.rsa fua. sale.

Addtes.-Garysville 7. o.. Prince George, Va.
Sent ap-cwtds
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pRNCI.A NATION

A VACANCY having occurred in the General A.
n senbly Of the State OF Virginia, by the resignation
Of James H. Cox late Senator for the District composed
The Town Of Petersburg: Therefore, L. William Smith,
Governor Of the said State of Virginia, do hereby
Qute the Shss of the said counties and the Sergeant
Of the said town. to hold elections IN their respective
counties and town the second Monday (belng the
eleventh day. OF December next for Senator TO fill the
vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF the Common W ealth, at Richmond
V1AI' this lith day Of November III the year lels.
Nov 15-ctd WA. SMITH.
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s.gJCzS7a OFFICE,
"a : EXcH NGE, pIA cE

NO. D 7 = = n 7 = y y . II = r
RICHMOND, VIRGISfA.
THE attention Of The friends and patrons OF this far
famed prize establishment j. invited Ia the follow
inc list ri Schemes to he drawn during the month OF
November under The management Of THE old and ruc
crssinl Managers u. Paine Il To-, whose Lotteries
take the lead o all others, They have prizes
Richmond in the paSt few months t,an all the Mana
gers combined. or the number sent To Richmond
LUCK has always had his full share.
W To secure large prizes, orie: Of
LICK Rjchmond
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pRESoUE ISLE FOR SALE

Z OFFER for sale my Farm, situated on the Mattapo-
nj river, containing six hundred acres. II Is eonSi-
dered one of the best estates on the river This
place il lust below Ayles. where there is market
for every hing. There fine shad and herring fish
cry on the place. and Of the best peach orchards
in the State. | viii be pleased 10 show the pa:e TO
any one disposed to purchase. Possession given Iann-
AIRY lst, ls49. JOHN I. WoRMELEf.
M
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Si.N'rOA'S NURSERY,
NEAR RIElAI ND VA.

NEAR RlCHM ND, VA.
tlr -ras"n for planting has arrived the subscriber
n would respectfully call The attention Of his friends
aud The public generally to 5 large and extensive col.
lection at FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, Sc
lection that has not been surpassed for The climate d:
Virginia aud nearly all pTnpagaied fIum lruit-braI-
I'M trees III h,' own orchard. Tie would here tax e
occasion IL say tBt II Tie Agricultural Fair, III The
Fail IL si6 III Richmond. The Committee on Orchards
unhrsi.atiney awarded him thr premium on hnih Appr
and Peach Orchards and also for the best exhibition 81
Fruits on the dag al The Fair.
Catalogues, with directions fer planting, may be had
William Panars Seed and Plough Store, al PeJ Ton
IGhnstoh's apohecary Store, and ~ the Office OF iilr
Southern Planter, n.err any orders lett will he pune
tuay attended II, and letters, post pad. addressed Ia
the subscriber, Richmond, will receive prompt At
tentiDn. JOSEPH SlSTDN.
lcl oI-c Ml,N
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limited States Hotel,


,I,lE subscribers respectfully inform the public TINT
L they have within few days past, undertaken The
management oi this Establishment, situated IN Penn
syIvana Avenue, between third and fnur-and.a half
streets The locality and interior arrangements Of this
Hotel will, we trust, recommend it favor1bly To visi.
tors on business pleasure and parcularyto travel
Isrs as il ia within few steps OF the Baltimore nni
Washington Railroad Depot II good accommodations,
and the utmost exertons please can contribute Ia the
comfort and convenience Of their guests, they hope 10
secure n liberal patronage.
d. II. BRANCH Il co.,
Nov I7-cst Late OF Petersburg, tirsinEi.
Richmond Wing aud Lynchburg Virginian requested
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