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REL FIELD FOR SALE.

DELLFIELD, the residence Of the late Mrs NJ
- Payne, in the upper part OF Gouchland county,
about fourteen miles from the Court House, on the
Gainesville road, and is about ten miles from Penn
ben0n's Warehouse, on the James River Canal, To
which an excellent road leads. The Tract contains
about five hundred acres, has suHiciency of wood
land Is well watored, upper Lckinghole Creek run
ming through II, which IS good site Tor Grist and
Saw Mil, and has on II Barn, with good Threshins
Machine three Tobacco Houses hve Negro Quarters,
and all other necessary out buildings II has an Or
chard of choice Apple Trees, and variety OF other
Fruit Trees. The Dwelling HOUSE, surrounded BY
ornamental trees and beautiful shnbbery, is as AT
tractye in s appearance il Is comfortable and
venient. There isa good office in the yard, aud The
Garden Ia productive III fruit and vegetables BeIlhrld
as healthy any residence In the county, aud i's
soil, though not deep, Is quick, readily producing
corn, oats, grass and manufacturing tobacco
TERMS 81 500 cash. the balance in fve years, or
longer If dsslred The purchaser giving a Deed Of
Trust on tile land 10 the payment Of the same,
together with Its annual interest. Possession 10 be
gwen on the Ist Of January next To the purchaser,
who may I crop of wheat this Fall. perfect lille
to the estate Is In Laura NJ and Elizabeth II Pope,
which will be conveyed by them TO the purchaser.
The subscriber, Colonel NJ NJ Payne, or MIR
rrooks the overseer. will show the place 10 any one
wishing 10 purchase. Letters directed 10 myself or
Colonel If NJ Payne at Goochland Couu House,
will receive prompt attention.
Ang 2i-clf CliAS PUPE
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ATTENTION! FlREMEN. j,
,ue regular quarterly meeting OF the Board
:, Directors OF the Richmond FIRE Associa-
J " !, hear excuses Of Firemeu tor fines which
y J, y Ss.n assessed during the last three months,
l'' !. =, hsd at The office on Saturday evening
=, . b inst, at II o'clock.
~ Nv order OF The Board Of Directors.
JOHN H. BOSHER, Secretary
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BROOKS WHEAT FANS.
IN OF The ab1ye celebrated Whei FAos, OF
i " The largest siz., now 10 store, and Tor sale
b. DAVID ANDERSON. JR,
Aug s-2su3w
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WANTED,

SITUATION WHNTED.
A TEACHER from The North wishing TO spend
"A year in the South, would be glad TO obtain
Schoo Of not more than thirty scholars. tsn ies.l-
monials 10 character and qualifications can be given
Address, box No 800, Boston Post Office.
1ts
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FORTUNES ROME.

and sent to correspondents.
FOX rulS WEEK.
Frlday-MaiyIaud Consolidated Lottery, No. ia
Is drawn. Tickets 81.
saturday-Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 3s-"api-
tails: $4,000, 10000, la,oDO, $3.50, 100 III
1000 &c. rs Nos II drawn. Tickets S2U
az Orders for tickets packages, certificates OF pack
ages In the above Lotteries, or IN all Lotteries adver-
tised by Messrs. ID. Paine Co, attended to with
Aug 20 k. CHALK
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Office orc. w. Purcellk Go.
AGENTS. FOR

AGENTS FOX
d, PAINE 4 CO., XAEAGRS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR sEPTNBER.
$4,000, 20 600, 100000
September 5.h, ls1s. al balimo,e. 70 Moss drawn.
! nrize of sJO.OOOl / prize OF 3O00
$4,000 1870
!, d." ' lam 50 500
Tickets $40; halves 5; unarters .
s45. 600, $1,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass NO., TO he
drawn September 18th, l5i9 Il BaliimofefS NOS,
! m,,sof sas,n1I ! prize Of $3.50
$4,000 y2JO
1850 20 1000
5000 90 % 500
Tickets SIS; halves 81; quarters 81.
Certificate of q package Of Wnoles Hoo-'arei In
proportion.
S37,5On, % of assoc
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No Sto be
drawn September aad, lsls, Al BALTIMORE N"s.'
IL drawn.
81 prize OF 81 s, ,sS Z prizes Oh s as
Is 800 I'D -oo
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters : 81. II
Certificate Of i package OF Wholes $l'o--s7s III
proportion.
n Brilliant Sciems for 18Th Sep!emo
5000, $4,000, 22,U00, 100 each OF w
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No; 20 oe
draw at Baltimore, September s9'h, 1879. ""'''
Grand Capitals: :, ooo
prlze of 5000 prize OF s.,oUO
90 ~ n9u I'M 1900
:, - mo | I'M soc
Tickets $50, halves 10; quarters :,
Certificate Of a package of Wholes S-oo-''' :"
proportion e.
ar Orders meet our usual prompt a..e MI.
Tickets in the above, orn any other Lotl.,um,ns
daily, (prics Of Tickeisfrom 81 to 81 ""'
nagemen mt, address us, OF T.; W IN ".
AgsntforD. PAINE CO., Rep'
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AUCTION SALES
BY N. b. d c. B. HILL, AUClS
NEGROES.
August 81

Viii he sod by US This Morning. at 81 o'cPk,
three Negro Men and one Negro Woman.
n B. s. c. B. HILL,
August q Aucfs
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University of Maryland
CarIIj nv OE pHYSlC.
FhCULl l VI l Z

SESSION OF lSlS-'0o
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, .stn oc
j tober, aud continue until The 18th OF March, ensi +
ing. ,ycn
u, l. Id.
Sureery-NATHAN r SMITH.
Therapeutics, Mate.ia Medica and ilysIene-sa-
MUEL CHEW, NJ ID. ,,
Anal, my and Physioiosy-JosErl ROXY. D.
Theory and Practice of Medlcne-WlLLihM
POWER, nj u. o,.,,
Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Children
RICHARD Il THOMAS, NJ y.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstrators Oi Analo-
my-GEORGE W MlLrEN8ERGER.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine ana Clnica surge
~ every day at the Baltimore nrmary, opposite the
Medical College. The rooms for practical anatomy
will be opened October lst, under the charge OF me de-
monslralor. Fees for The entire course S9J Comfort
cal College for 81 so to 81 81 per week: -
WILLIAM Z A AIKEN,
.Gd,t Dean of the Faculty.
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JAMES GARLAND AND WM. M. CABELL
IIAVE united in the practice of Law, and will resu-
IL larry attend The Circuit Superior ana County
Courts Of Amherst aplomaitoI, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town oil Lynehbufe.
Address-Lynehburs, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, TO
practice In the Court Ct Appeals. Oct 2t-su
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SCHOOL in LOUISA COUNTY.

TIAyING employed Mr. John Hart of Louisa as
IL Teacher 10 my family, School will commence
at my house on the first day OF October next, In
which will be Taught the English branches, tegeiner
with Mathematics and the Modern and Ancient Ian
guage5
Mr. Han has had some experience as a Teacher,
s,,v of Virginia. ample testimonials Of scholarship,
and ability 10 teach can be obtained by reference TO
the Professors of the University. The subscriber Is
prepared 10 accommodate eight or ten Boys as Board
ems Terms of Board $50; Tuition S35.
NV address Lewis Store, Spoltsylvania county. Va
Avo oaNc3t SPENCER COLEMAN.
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10 Farmers.

EIGHTY-THREE tons puro PERUVIAN GUANO.
Il warran the very best article in fin. Orders tor
sale by HUGH " rn''
Aug 9i-cw3w
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LUCk,s OFFIC

l55. MAIN STREET, CORNER OF ELF i"'
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, -
,I,IIE following are few OF the leading nee W &c
L drawn during the molti Of August, . In ma r.
nasement of the old End popular hrm o. o. ,,,n
CO IN which LUCK vends Tickets. orrss. .a w" ~
the most prompt and confidential ntfenr aeX u a'
dressed to u. u. LOIh, ~
BALTIMORE LOTTERIES F0oGusT.
Brilliant S.h.me for .7ugras. .,,n,
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, Glass NY ss NJ.
on Saturday, Aug. 2sth, ls4s, az Baila o 10 ooo'
IA drawn. Grand Capitals: Sb5, Cpl
$3.50, 100 Of 900, loo OF 500, &C., If ,rSoI..
shares in proportion. Certificate oil Y "
S220-shares in proportion. IN
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Clabo $50 70
drawn at Baltimore on "Wednesday u, - ooS = ma
Nos, l3drawn. Grand Scheme 81 o,,o o,vou,
1000, lU0 Of $50, &c. Tickets siUt m =, sha.as
SO. Certificate Of package oil "f'''
in proportion.
IN auo','on W .he aoove d,iIvis Of Tickets
ranging from 81 to S5-orders for Y ""''" -"
be promptly attended to. k,,., m. n,irs
sJ Ia purchasing by the PACK
oil tnIee ue.e .oo6}y attended 10 |
% o.os.s p,omp y. smu ,vhn n Postage need
DraWInsi .o,~s. a 20 s =, tb. LUCK,
MOI tu Is g an oh 'iu''' 'ua'' diamond, Va,
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M,nWAy FEMALE ACADEMY.

MID w n + ChhGEI =.
THE last annual session of this Institution closed It's
duties ON the 18th ultmo, number Al pupils IL wl
he re opened on the LIST day OF OCTOBER ana commune
without interruption until the Isl August, isoo.
Ina late Principal will continue 10 preside owe, tne
institutions in connection with all the other teachers
whose services have also been retained Charges me
ssm, "a for the session Some valuable ana efeh
sisa improvements are in progress For pniicuiar in
formation address Or Minor, Tappahannock; g, o.
Mrs Virginia Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay MIL
isrs, Post once, Virginia Respectfully,
'e'' JEFFERSON MINOR, nj ID.
Midway, Essex County, Virginia August al-etf
TO ALL WHOM IT MAYd.CONCERN.
1SHE undersigned, Executor of the last will and es-
lament Of Mary Hs1srssss s late Of CHARLES hs1.sy
ws 1iee that he Intends to apply for transfer OF
n. stock held BY said testatrix at the time OF her
death in the Farmers Bank OF vireinia and also ON 10
,ha I.o,noration OF Alexandra, In said State OF Vir
os ~ The esa,ees thereof, under said last VIII and
Testament. $3.50. ~ d.. Harsrars.
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JEFFERSONTON ACADEMY.


YVNhIS Institution will commence It's thirteenth an
i nual session, on the 10th Of September next. q
more moral or healthier location for boarding sehoo
than this village affords cannot be found anywhere IN
consequence of the increased patronage OF The nst'u
tion the Principal has engaged Hr Rosr D. WARD, as
an assistant Nr Ward for several years pupil OF
principal and having since been engaged In Teaching
is known to be we'll qualified to discharge the dulles
required of him. ..
'fhorouehness is the distinguishing feature IN tue
plan Of ns,rncton-the aim Is 10 make the pupils u
derstand what they learn, TO teach them TO tnihk, 70
reason and apply the results Of their studies 10 the CON-
mon affairs Of life.
The government is strict, but conciatory. careful
supervision is exercised the habits and conduct OF
The pupils at all times, and especially of those remover
from parental influence.
quarterly report Of the progress and conduct o each
pupil will be sent 10 his parents.
ii practicable pupils should enter al the beginning OF
the session. though they will be received at any time
during its osress. No deduction will be made Tor an
sencs pupil enters except in cases OF protraeleo
sickness. ,
There will he public examination during The last
week in June. .-
TuIrIos-Engsh branches, per session OF 10 months,
SEQ; Classics and higher Mathematics $780, Board can
be had with the Principal, and with othe. families ln
the village, for 50 per month.
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
Letters addressed TO Caleb Burnley, Jehersonton,
Culpepsr County, w. will be promptly attended TO.
August lU--cWtf
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,IANAGERs' oFFlcE--'D. PAiNEH co.
AL Richmond, Virginia; c.;,.,,. ,sooo
- This Day. a, 10 o'clock-Capi,ais soooo
|, 1000, 8 OF 1000, &c. IS nos. Is drawn
r MS Evening, a, 6 oclock-capi'als; Sl3 9oo'
500 10 Of 400, SC. IS NOS, 10 Drawn
: ,no Nos. OF susquehanna Lottery, Cas- So
'I wv n GO "a Al a 81 3 80 IS So So %
card Scheme for Salurdsy-see aeS cs noc
~, in another celumD. Capitals: So9'e0 oo'
n Oav 1900. $3.50. 100 Of 1000, loo Of ooo'
g. ,v 5 nos. "A drawn. Tickets only w.
ref grand prizes. remember 10 call a. o,s
PURCELL g. cos.
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TIME Trustees of this Academy have pleasure In
L announcing to the public that they have secured
the services Of Mr. hubert r LeIebvre "a Principal
This gentlemau Is 81 extensively ami aYofaoiy Known,
thai thew deem unnecessary say any thing oil MS
Qualifications For all particulars they refer TO the
snbioine ad yertisemenl of the Principal.
NJ McCANDLISH,
Aug 81 President BOARD oi trustees
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FOX PUKIF TING TFIE bLUUD, AND FUR
THE CURE OF
scRCruLI, MERCURiAL DISEASES,
Rarum.TlsM cuTANRoCs ERUFTiONs,
STUBBORN ULCERS LIVER c0MPLA MT,
DYsPEpsIA BRONCHITIS,
SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION,
FEVER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
ERYsIPRLLs LOSS or APPETITE,
y,upIrs uIYs GENERAL, DEBILITY &c
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Population OF the u. s.

In the report of the Commissioner of the Pa
tent Office for AS, recently submitted to Congress,
the present population of the Unted States is es.
tmated at ? / CSC 900. The number allotted to
each state is as follows Maine 6r5, 900; N Hamp-
shire 30s, 900, Massachusetts S75 900 r Island
5000; Connecticut 100000; Vermont $40 QUO ;
New York 2,sS00OO; New Jersey 425 ,OOO Penn
syvania 10000; Deleware $4,000; Maryland
$4,000; Virginia, l,205,00O; N. Carolina $780,
900; South Carolina 10000; Georgia $4,000 ;
Alabama 10000; Mississippi $4,000; Louisi.
ana 100000; Tennessee 0S0,0J0; Kentucky $780,
900 Indiana 100000; Illinois 100000; Mis-.
souri, $4,000; Ohio ,0SO,O0O; Arkansas 2OO,O {;
Michigan 10000; Florida $4,000; Wisconsin
25O,OOO; Towal5O,ODO; Texas 10000; District
Of Columbia 43 900; Oregon $4,000.
The total population in 1346 was 1909 1858 /;
increase since that time; according to the above
estimates, 4,622,6l7.
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Appointments by The " President
Of the People,"

JOHN NJ, CLAYTON, of Deleware, tLawyer)
Secretary OF State,
VIM. NJ. MrR EDITH, Of Pennsylvania (Lawyer)
Secretary of the Treasury,
George W. CRAWFORD, of Georgia, (Lawye)
Secretary Of War
VIM. B. PREsroN, of Va, LawyeD Secretary
Of the Navy
THOMAS EWING, of Ohio, (Lawyer) Secretary
of the Home Department,
JACOB CoLLAMER, of Vermont, (Lawyer) Post
Master General.
REvrpY JOHNSON, of Maryland, Q.awyer) Al,
tornoy General.
That these are men out of whom every thing
moral has been leached for the last twenty years
has nohingl do with our present purpose. We
wish more particularly to refer the humble and
laboring people to the fact Of an entire admins
tration Composed of 'GWycrS and in which no
other pursuit or profession has representative.
Agriculture, commerce, manufactures, the me-
chanic arts and the world of pursuits embraced
under these heads finds no sympathy at the hands
of the Federal President The constitution sure
ly never contemplated this inequality and inius-
tice 1t provides in the "Attorney General" le-
gal adviser for the President and Cabinet, and in
doing this evidently intended that the rest Of the
Government should be chosen from other pursuits.
Common sense and common decency would also
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We like this glorious Bird He is always lal'h'
fnl and always ready to attack his enemy 40 mar
Ter how formidable Our friend Major ScWAnAch
IS responsible iur this; large hawk had been
lowering about the Poor House farm for several
days,watchrg favorable opportunity to aLsh'oh
some poor hen. Attempts were made to snoo'
him but without success One morning the Malor
went out rather earlier than usual, aud hearing
noise in some bushes near the fence ne looked
aud found that the hawk had fixed his claws on
an un.onending hen, which he was about to carry
of for his mornings feast At that moment
fne Rooster, hearing the cries of his partner
came to the hens relief, and rushing on the hawk
he spurred aud picked him with such terrible
6erceness, that the rascal was glad to let 60 and
make his escape As he flew away, the Rooster
cast side look after him, tapped his wings, and
with an AIR OF triumph gave hearty ooo.h, ooo.h,
ooh, ooh - EaStom A'gw,
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Cold IN Pennsylvania.

The CIoton county Democrat, publlnhcd at
Loeb Haven learns from reliable source, that a
gentleman in Sugavaley, Clinton county, while
digging we'll, come upon vein Of yellow mine
raj, which is heavier than lead, and has every ap-
perance Of being pure gold A sample has been
sent to Philadelphia for the purpose Of testing il.
Should this substance prove to be gold, fears ale
entertained that Clinton county would soon out
strip California in the variety Of her population.
The Editor says, however, that he is by no means
certain that the substance found is gold.
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Thingsin General.
"a Snapper Up Of Unconsidsred Things"

"a Snapper Up Of Unconsiasred Things"
G3- Imagination is to love what gas stoa bal
loon-that which raises it from carth
CJ- The friendship of some people is like GU
shadow, keeping close while we walk in the sun
shine, but deserving US the moment we enter th'
shade,
By the census which has just been taken at ST
Louis, it appears that the present population
that city is 63,47l These figures show an IN
crease since lSl7 of ,sss, andatotal increase on
the last four years, Of 1886
John b. Dillon, the Irish exile, was admitted
to practice in the Supreme Court Of Now York; IA
session at Albany, on Monday last.
Gov. Dana, Of Maine, has appointed the 9Th day
of April as day of public humiliation, fasting and
prayer.
A man took FIRE while walking Washington
ST., Boston, from pipe or friction match IN his
pocket, and had his clothe badly burnt
Three blocks of unfinished buildings in Roxbury
Mass were dsuoyed by fire on Monday last Loss,
$4,000.
The Democracy of Nashville, in public meeting
recommended Gen. Gideon j. Pillow, as suita
bic person to be candidate for Governor of Ten.
nessee.
A sweet lemon was lately gathered near Puerto
Principe, measuring 10 inches by l2,and weighing
four pounds 1t cited as a proof of the ANA
zing fertility Of the soil of Cuba
1t is said that American spectators now in
Canada, buying up cows by the thousands, at $l2
each. They are for our Western dairymen.
GOLD AND SILVER MINES, said to yield Is to
50 per cen, have been discovered in Benton coun-
ty, Tennessee.
No License in Boston. The Board Of Aldermen
unanimously voted against lcense-the vote oflhe
Mayor being the only one in favor
A Young Wife and Mother,-A lady residing
in Rochester, who will not be fourteen years Of
age till the coming month of May, was made
mother few days since, by the birth Of s0n.-
Smart girl that
Very HoTible.--A man in Utica, was recent
ly turned out doors by his wife, and was permit
ted to take his bundle of clothes under his arm
and depart Cause not know. The New.Yogk
Star says, it was probably, because he ,oouid keep
sticking his fingers in the sugar bowl, II SO, ser.
we'd him rgh
Printers get in luck sometimes, A compost.
tor in the Cincinnati Chronicle Office has just re-
ceiyed letter from Gen. Sam Houston, informing
him that tproperly worth $4,000 in Texas has just
been left him by his father.
Equal to Capt. Scotia hunter at Benton,
Ohio, lately killed three deer at one shot How
many he would have killed in two shoes, is not
stated.
Siander Suit In Licking county, Ohio, Miss
Emma Humphrey has gained verdict against enc
j. Woodward, in an action for SANDER, for the sun
of twelve hundred dollars
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The Danville Bank,

II has been said that the people of this section
of the county are opposed to Bank at DAnylle,
upon local grounds.
This charge we believe 10 be unionnded; at
least so far as our democratic citizens ale concer.
ned. We believe that nine.lenths of the demo-
cratic party, in this section of the county, are
opposed to this Bank upon princip'e, and would
oupo.e an institution Of this kind, no matter
whether it was proposed to locate il in DanvIle,
Bloomsbury or any Other place in the county.
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SIlERIFFS SALES.

BY virtue of certain writ Of vend exp. TO ne
directed will be exposed to public sale al tie
Court House in Bloomsburg, on Monday, the l6,h
day OF April next, certain lot or piece OF land
situate in Brarcrerk township, Columbia county,
containing eight acres, more or less, brunded by
lands Of Henry SN bert, on the old Huntington
road, and a school house lot WheleOn Is erected
a one story log house, and small stable with the
appurtsnances
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold 80
the property OF John Writ
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virtue Of writ
Of yendiDonl expUnas, certain lot or piece Of
grousd situate IN Madison iownehIp Columbia
county containing thirty acres more or less boun-
ded by lands OF William Scout aud others, where.
on Is ertcIed large lrame dwelling huuSe, frame
barn and other Onl buildings, with youug Ap.
pie Orchard on the premises
Seized and taken in execution and 10 be sold as
the property Of John Runyan.
ALSO,
At the same tme and place, by virtue Of writ
OF yendllIonl eXpouas, certain tract OF land sit.
uate IN Greenwood township, COumhia COUNTY,
containing one hundred and tort five acres mora
or less, ut which about IS acres IL cleared lanh,
bounded hN lands Of Haruahus Watts, NIcinlss
Cole and others, wherein j. ereCed a one ana
bait story log house, stone kitchen and an app
orchold, with the appurtcuancrs
Soizrd, taken in execution and to be sold as tie
property Of Charles II MPhersun.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virtue Of a Ger
tam writ ct VcndltlOni eXponaS, q certain lot or
pIerc of land situate in Greenwood iO~ushir,
Columbia county, containing thirty acres more nr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

1-Cincinnatti has become one ofthe weallhiest
cities Of the Union, possessing heavier capitalists
than Boston Nicholas Longworh paid tax
last year of Sil 500, while the largest tax paid by
any man in Boston, was considerably less than
SS,O0l There are one hundred and five per-
sons who average more than $1,000 each-their
aggregate tax being $ll0IOj.
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2OI. SuLOSS g. BROTHERS 2O4
Premium Ci0thiag Store.

w NJ v 7 Z d Z d VI u IT. z Z q 7 n
No 2U4, MarNet street, between 9th aud Deca
tire sreer, next dooI above the Beu Lion, Phlla-
ucIpiua
All kinds aud qualities OF Fashionable clothing,
wholesale and retail tor cash, toto 5 pct below
usual prices.
GLy, A large assortment OF fine cOhs panla.
loon slutls yestIngS, the most Fashionable stl les,
Of our ova importation and domestic manulac
ture GrnlIemen have their measure taken by
the best cutters, clothing made UP for cash, at the
same price as ready made.
March "a, 49.-- lm.'
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OMr Desk.

6y- We have the New York Metropolitan Mag
azine. II is both rich aud yalnahle. lsreal Post,
publisher, M. 250, Broadway, n Y.
10. HoldeTs Dollar Mig z,ue. for March
is also received The engraviugs accompanying
its well filled pages are more than worth the sub
scripton. Price 81 per annum,
With this No. Mr. Holden has mrN arded US an
excellent likeness OF Horace Greedy, x NJ. c.
We have heard much of this persouage aud his
old gray coat aud here we have full view of
both. The article can be seen at this Office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-24

PERSONAL SEcURrtyt.A lawyer in New York
at the request of a husband dissatisfied with his
n,rimonial connection, recently undertook to
draw up a paper for separation The price
agreed dpon for this paper was $5, but the IN
fortunate husband, when the deed was concluded
,nnouoced that he hal n It funds enough to pay
the charge, but would leave the woman as seourl-
,v while he stopped out to raise the money. AT
the last accounts the counsellor was IN iuIl pos
session of the security, with no prospect Of re-
demption
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North Branch Canal.

We understand flat the water was let into this
Canal on last Wednesday. Navigation will
therefore soon commence. Increased business
operations may be anticipated this season.