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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-10-03
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NHs novel combination and Douofe Troupe
I VIII perform at - \ S
fEfkd5>dDTffSYEdnTD
on FRIDAY the 4th OF October, and at Ber-
WICK, on Saturday the 5th OF October.
afternoon and evening.
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s'Jo:mee - ey'n.t's 'na ~ As0e'
""g as ~ oe'oeA.
W Doors opening half an hour previous
Admission 25 cents to each entertainment,
TN the equestrian department. one of the
Ileadinp. and from the novelty The most
striking feature are the wonderful exploits
of the ,r;H ,;dsy :
-.
WAkVM SEVM Na
This extraordinary equestrian of whose
skill and daring. volumes have been written
wherever he has performed. appears in two
distinct acts OF horsemahship IN neither OF
which does he use saddle or bride on his
superb steeds, though they are both as wild
and apparently untameable as when first las
sood by him on the Pampers of South A.
merica. Their leans are irnlv terrific. and il
is irpnoss;hle N describe tba sonsat;ons oj
the bebolder as he wa,cbss ,bs n,o,;ons nj
hors. .,,J IL. ,.,I;"S -" :.eus. A -
io'se aliu iiue', wnicI arg ~ peHecl uhisoh ,
"'u whicn co'''ey 70 'he Hiiho s'lo"s PIC
Mast y. NEVILLE Is another Of the stars which
IRON the brilliant Galaxy OF Talent, of which
this great company is composed. Heis every
where admitted to be without rival in his feats
oil eanitafion. Mr. Mr.CApwALLADER, the graceful
and daring many horse rider, the established IA
vo1iie Of this company. Mi. E. DEaIous with
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School Books, Blank Books, Ledgers, Day
books and Journals; Gift books, Keepsakes
&C., for sale at the Bloomsburg Book Store,
Joseph swarz.
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Notice,

Is hereby given that the final account Of
James Kocher, COMMITTEES OF Martha Cau-
lev lunalic, has been filed in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Columbia county, and
will be presented to the Judges OF the SAID
court in session on "Wednesday the 2oth Day
of November next, for condensation, Of
which ell persons interested are hereby mo-
titled. JACOB EYERLY,
xBloomsburg Sept. 18th 1850. iss
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Books Books {!

Joseph Swartz has Just received new 10
Of Literary Historical Religious, Poetical
Miscellaneous and School books, to which.
he invites the attention ofthe reading public
of Bloomsbury
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WINDSOR AND COMMON CHAIRS
made 10 order Of any desirable style st the
chair mandatory Of B. .HAGENBUCH 81
Bloowsburs, May ieth 1850.
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Keys. Balance Wheels, Jewels, which he
offers for reasonable prices. He will alsore
pair clocks, watches, and musical and opti-
cal instruments in satisfactory manner.
His shop is in the middle room Of the Ex-
change block, nearly opposite to the Court
House.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 2S, 1s49.
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lBLANKS!!

SUMMONS,
EXECUTIONS,
ass SUHe(ENAS, and
s. n INDICTMENT NOTES, o
c,o,,er and desirable forms, for sale at the
rcfi;rS The ssStar Of the North.'
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Norhumberland, Capt, Allabach, viii leave
o. B. HilIard's Wharf for Pil,ston every NOR
ming at Z, Arriving at Piuston at 81 o'clock,
A. NJ N.
Returning leave Pitrston at o'clock, A.
M.-Arriye at Wilkesbarre iia o'clock, A.
M. ~. 80 3
SECOND TRIP
Leave WiIkesbarre at 9. o'clock, p. M -
Returning, leave Pitston at paste O'Clock !;
Arrive at Wilkesbane al before 8 O'Clock,
p M. 9 49,
Passengers taken on board and put of at
all Intermediate landings.
Fare, each Way, 20 Cents.
~ Pckages and Freight Carried at Low
Rates
T. M. HORTON & Co., Props
N. B. Passengers for Hyde Park, Scran.
tonia, Providence, Blakely, Carbondale and
Honesdale, will find il to their advantage to
take this line as far as Pinston.
july 4. 1885,
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Hoise, Sign and Ornamental

DONE to order in the. best highly-finishstl
oplain style. by B HAGENBucH.
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IN pursuance Of an act Of the General AS
sembly Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyl-
vania =. ~ sft- N ssesi Z ~ 49, =
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-10-03

z SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Ladies'
sats by WARREN Russell.
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IN LIGHr STREET

Bloomsburg, Sept, 18th 1850,
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The Peoples Friend.

/. T. PONDS, OF UTICA, NEW YORK,
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Auditors Notice.

Bloomsburg, Sept l2,h, is5o-ts.
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Henry Zuppinger returns
his thanks for past patro-
mage, and invites the pub
lie TO examine his new
assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
m Cl.. 4
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For Good Watches

May %, 1850.
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ohcfih OniSei
Bloomsburg, Sept. 26th, 1850. !
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13
STAUNTON WOOLLEN FACTORY.

rs'HE pope'ors havingcompeted their bndingssnd pro-
vded themselves with new machinery Of the most APP
proved construction ready manufacture, in the
best manner and the shortest notice, the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment OF Linssys
Fued cloths Jeans, Kerseys Casinetts or Satnes and
Stocking yarn which they will sell on moderate terms, or
exchange for Wool at the market value.
For the accommodation of the farmers ihey will manu-
factue such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the wool they will card wool spin yarn,
and full and dye cloths receiving payment in wool or men
ey, as the customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing but the WOOL will be, follows according to
quality, viz
For Lindseys from II to % cents.
" Pulled Clothes from 90 TO 80 cents.
sc Jeans and Kerseys from 20 to 80 cents.
Cassinetls and Sanelis from 50 to 40 cents.
The prices of cadiug the company furnishing the oil Ia
all cases will be six cents per pound payable WOO orsash
IN delivery of the rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
d. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
S % S5:;'i + Z S:. S $:;:::-
April 3, 1850.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE
IN B@0-EIDI2IIDG,lSo


rEyHE subscriber offers for sale hsvery desirable FARM
known as Harris Bottom. situated on the North Xiv
e, about equdstant from Lexington and the James River
Canal. The Tract contains about 24OO Acres ofLand,
500 Of which are excellent low grounds, lying compacly
and producing the heaviest crops of Corn, Wheat &c
There are number of fine Springs upon it, and sufficient
quantity of water in each field for the use of stock In the
last few years
GOOD GRIST AND saw MILL
have been put up with 275 Acres of woodland mosty oil
fine pne) one and half miles above them on the flveI
and Of easy access The mountain land adjacent affords
an extensive range for cattle and an inexhaus'a6e supply
f Cb,nut and other timber for the use of the Farm.
yey rare that such property is in market, and invite
those disposed to purchase to call onmy and give
IT thorough examination being entirely confident thal
they will find it combining advantages surpassed Sy rev
r. "' nsvid s Lexington, OF mysela Lynchburg
u D"''u''"' WILLIAM A. READ.
september "a, 1S50.-St.
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Sfiu .aive and Kicking!
gh. largest and most SPLENDID assortment ever
offered in this fowl!
FRANK & co.,


rVAVE lust received their Fall and Winter supply OF
IL READY-MADE CLOTHING, and now offer to
Tho nHbc The largest and carefully selected assortment
offered in Stanton They have been very careful IN
making their selections pay strict attention 10 lhe quay
If the materials and 10 the neates durability ana aS'lo
If the workmanship and their entire stock they can mere
fore confidently recommend Our STOCK comprises III P'''
The following articles, viz: -
Eine Black and Blue French Cloth Frock ana DresS
English do. Black and Brown Cloth Sack Goats; Drab
Cloth and Sack Over Goats; Black Beaver Cloth over
Goats Black Pilot Cloth Over Goats; Blue Banketand
Felt Over Coats Dab Coored Over Coats OF all kihoS
splendid lot of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap
Black and Blue Cloth, and Cashmere Pants Fancy
Cashmere and Cloth Pants; Black and Blue oattinet
Pantaloons; Fancy and Blue Sattinet Panlalonns.
Toeether uih rich and choice selection eStS' Vn
Back and Fancy Satin Vests; Silk Velvet do PLAIN
and Fancy Merno Vests, latest style; Black Clolh oo
Cashmere do Plaid Wooden do; Salilnet 90.
We have and will keep large and fashionable assert
mont of Boots Shoes Hats and Caps. Also, Gentlemen
furnishing Goods such as Fine Shirts, Drawers Six Pock
Of and Neck Handkerchies Suspendes, Stocks and Col-
I.s also. Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; Leather Trunks
and many other articles usually kept In Oolhlhs o'oe'
not necessary to mention.
The publc in general are invited to call and examine our
sock of Goods which we will sell at cheaper rates, IMAM
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere.
We will he in receipt of fresh supplies throughout 'e
.eoson We will this Fall and Winter, have decidedly the
LARGEST stock of Clothing brought to this place.
We are determined sell the principle OF Large safes
with one ofhe largest Wholesale Cloth
inc Hoses in the City of Baltimore persons purchasing
will do we'll by calling before purchasing elsewhere n
as they can be supplied with every article IN our oe
cheap as they can be purchased any Eastern ces
Sal' - aIu ,Lo Stare Office FRANK s. co.
C,.,,,o, Cont II 1S50-3m.
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PATTERSON'S
1uupaTLHE &. TONIC COMPOUND.

WINCHESTER, June g. 1850.
Having used Pa.terson's Alternative and Tonic Com
mound both myself and in my family, for the last eight
and having been cured of obstinate cosveness ard
sc head ache TO which have been for long time sub
,ect take pleasure in recommending lis use to others al
ficted in the same way =,
have also used il for Cholic and Cholera Morbus the
latter very violent and of which was relieved by it in
Il has proved equally eicacious with different members
ofny family and in many other cases within my ow n
knowle dye. Signed D.. H. hEMp p
New MARKET, Shen. Co., May so, 1850.
,.te ore, pleasure in recommending Patlerson's Alter
,t;ve and Tonic Compound. have hesitation 10 CIV,
inc it as ma opinion that this will be found an emcep%
remedy for The various diseases for which lis
3D. particularly Dysente Dyspspn and svsf hs'
tons physician and speak great eief
have used the medicine and have oft6e Faculty
from il-and Notwithstanding the have called
has gained celebrity and popularity VINE" me great and in
into exercise additional means to supply '"'
creasng demand for it. 0's"'JJ s. CALVERT.
o,,- prenored by JAMES F: PATTERSoN-ana
whaTsssIe and Retail, by THOMAS P. EsKRIDGE'
Druggist. Staunion, va.
lime - IS50-ly.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
PEYToMIA BOTTOM.

= OFFER sr .,,s the above TRACT OF LAND, Dit
mated in the County Of Raleigh, the head of Brock
snridge fork of Coal River, containing 1000 ACRES.
This Land was located at very early day. about 70 years
AGO by Gen. James breckenridge OF Boieourt, and was
selected as the most desirable tract in all that region of
country being one of the very first locations The whole
If the Tract IS susceptible of cultivation and is nearly
level that NAV be poughed any and every way without
d;cnv From its locality il has many advantages over
any Tract in the country 1t is situate Immediately at the
base Of uyando,te Mountain, which mountain is unnhab-
tied and unnhababe, and aoounds with the finest sum
er RANGE for stock 10 be found in the world This Farm
Is only about AZ miles from the Kanawha Salt works,
and is also contiguous 10 the Virginia and Northern Camel
Coal Mines Immediately upon the public road, IL miles
distant from Raleigh Court house, at which Coal mines and
Salt works. all the produce of the soil will find ready
market at the highest prices and from the TACT that Is
.hon the reuon where the Ohio and Virginia stock traders
come in competition with each other, stock will always md
an easy and ready market, at high prices
The facilities to market from this place. will be greatly
Increased in very short time, from the fact that the Legis
ature ats last session. appropriated from the public
ury sum sufficient for the purpose OF cleaning out Goal
River to make it navlgaoe ior nat ooa's up 10 win
short distance this place, and the said Legislature also
proyded for the construction OF Turnpike road from IA
euh house. to the Kentucky line, which road must
mass through this Land About IS Acres of this Land
cleared and no,o in cultivation, small portion of which
in Grass and is unsurpassed by any Meadow in the State
About ZUU ACRES nave OeeN anu 10
oono preparaton for cultivation, and in all there about
500 Acres under good new fence The whole of said Farm
is well adapted grass and may be made one of the most
DESIRABLE GRAZING FARMS
in yirrnia There is upon il Bottom containing between
Zoo and 500 Acres, perfectly level, fine dry soil, and well
adapted to either grain or grass
There is upon the Farm three comfortable LOG @aA
DWELLING HOUSES, good we'll of water E.ss,m
and good springs convenient distances from the
Houses There also upon and around said Land an mex
haustibe quantity of the finest Bumlnous Goal IN Ine
world Upon the WHOLE it is Of the most desirable
Farms in Western Virginia. the Land being productive for
either grain or grassa ready market home for all It's pro-
ducts and in addition this it situated In the most beau
tif as well as the most healthy portion of Western VIZ
GINA. .,noe1nd
which is really not more than half its value Persons de-
string to purchase would do well 10 examine said Land fol
themselves before purchasing elsewhere may generally
be found upon the premises in the immediate neg6or
hood and will take great pleasure in showing tue Land to
any gentleman desiring to purchase; n,vroN
,oeo
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.H'eaU EsTNbZSSzs21a emit
COACH MANUFACTORY

1NHE undersigned having bought the interest Of JAMIE
l. MARsTELLER, in the concern of HARDY s. MARsTsL-
LER beg leave to inform the public that they have ncress
ed their Stock and will continue manufacture all kinds
of work in their line--such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggies,
in the most fashionable style, ofthe best materials and
terms to suit the purchaser Especial attention given to
all kinds of repairing From the specimens OF work sent
from shop ater ourselves to have given satlsfae
tion and with determination to merit continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the undersigned
pledge themselves to renewed efforts please Shop
the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS.
Nav &c. 1S49.
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.gT THE Old ST.gND,

e doors above the Store of B. Crawford, Esq.,r
INHE undersigned continues to carry on The COACH-
Il MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches.
He thankful for patronage heretofore and hopes
from his long experience and personal attention to merit
continuance He has variety of Carriages on hand Of
every description used in this country ;,
- Repairing done the best manner and at reasonable
prices. =,
He has also connected with his Coach Mandatory the
Saddery business, and will keep constantly on hand
and for sae Saddles and Harness of every description Car
riage Trimmings, Harness Mourning Whips, Saddleees
Carriage Springs, AXles, Sc, Sc Call and see.
JUDSON MCCOY.
Staunton, Aug. 81 lo50.-tf
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[BI@Es2 E@1NS29

SKETCHES of Moral Philosophy by Sidney Smith
- Soyer's Modern Housewife; Miss Beecher's RECEIPT
Book; Domestic Economy by Miss Beecher Mss L p"I
virginia Housewife; Personal RecoeciiOns by Charlotte
El7abe,h The Western World by Mackay The Hya-
cnih, by Mrs. Grey Julia Howard by Mrs Martin Bell
Kemedy's Memoirs of Writ; Grahams English Synon-
ymes Reds English Dictionary B row Phss"?hy,
Smiths qaIo Geography e" rce ere oi any, of Ha
ne School Books will be sold for cash at their retail cat
a'0suS p'''''' .qLJM.aN:aCS FOR 1851.
prs;Dass Mems Almanac; German do; Dutch English
do Con,c Almanac The Virginia Almanac, with two OF
three other KINGS wan ROBERT COWAN.
c,,r,o, Oct Q 1870
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13

lNE next session of this School will commence on the
End day oc September next, and close the last of June,
1851. A handsome and commodous Brick edllce is now
in progress of erection, which will furnish the School WIN
very superior accommodations The Of study will
ouafv younp men for an advanced in any OF
best Colleges or for any practical pursuits of life
TERMs.-Tn the Classical and Mathematical Depart
ment pe session of 10 months, $50 co. English Depart
ment according to grade, per session, ST. and $1,000
BOARD including Washing &c. can be obtained IN the
best families in the village and vicinity at 80 and ~ o. per
month. few pupils can be accommodated in the family
of the Principal
gous influence and good morals, not surpassed in the
State.
EFy- Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
I.. ISS0-dnn
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RATLEx & CO.,
f1ATE BAILEY s. KITCHEND

(LATE BAILEY Kitchen
l36 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
r, and Manufacturers of Waches Jewelry, Silver Ware,
and Fancy Goods,
OFFER public extensive Of every an
TONS bv arrival from Europe large and varied assor
ment Of Plated Sheffield Ware consisting in part Of Rich
tes Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Urns Epergnes Branches &C.
Silver Ware of every description, kept constantly on hand or
TO ORDER the shortest notice. the mandatory OF
the same being attached to the store
ond varied of London LIVERPOOL and Geneva atch
es from the factories Of Cooper, NJ Tobias Co.. Hyde
Sons Also from the celebrated Jules JuSen
son, of Copenhagen. .,.:.
Diamond Sets Bracelets, Breaches Ear Rings Finger ns
Marble Flint Bronze Satuar and Paintings on Metal anu
Porcelain from the hands ofcelcbrated artists.
their establishment. . eu.,
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watches
Philadelphia, May %, ls5O.-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13
NEW MUSIC /!

r EE & WALKER, successors to George Willg, No l62
IL Chestnut street. under Banum Museum have just pub
hed and received large number OF beautiful Ballads fokas
Sc, &c. ~, Ill. A. -,
L. W. have the pleasure to announce to the pubic that
Sheet Music consists OF the largest and most
nee assortment to found the country they constantly
adding 10 their stock all Music publishedin New York.
Boston, &c.. sc. 80 oeN
York and Boston, at the lowest cash prices. 80
MUSICAL MISUNDERSTANDING, general assortment OF rui
tars Victims Banos Flutes Accordeons, &C., VIOLIN Guitar
and Harp Strings Of best Italian qualities all OF which Will
be furnished to public and the trade at the lowest rates.
ms. Orders punctually attended TO.
Phlladenhia, May, %, lS5O.-6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13
O,NUAL'S
r., na cr,rr Wild Cherry lOarhOand and Liverwort.

For Cough,, Colds, Asthma, hcipisnt Consumption,
ca,or,b Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
0rpy this article to the public with perfect con-
eSnce it having obtained the of the most prominent
Of City of Baltimore where the article manu-
featured. e.;.h bo,rs t.s ,;no
nc from the most valuable
also willing place the recipe in the hands o.
Physician who recognised gentleman oil good standing
the profession. &C.. ,eso
SAow me to congratulate you upon the success Of your
Comnoud Of Wild Cherry, Hoa hound and Liverwor
botI Of bch purchased of you, and have been entirely
which me aTns hf oy
~ ~ ,hisJ With Cough or apprehensive about their
lungs. SAMUEL m NE ae unoxer street baltimore
To JOHN L. o'NEAL, Baltimore
A. IT, hovo article can be had of Messrs HARPER KIN
AGENTS for the town Staunton. Any respectable Phys
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents, ,
sentember o. lS50.-2m.
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GEsEAT ATTRACTION.
OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA. HOTEL.
SHIFT 81 co.

pEG leave to inform their friends, customers and the
I'D public generally that they are just receiving large
and carefully selected stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
made up in the very best and most fashionable style ana OF
the very best material Their stock consists IN part
ira fine Frock and Dress Goats, Fancy Sack Goats; Black
and Fancy coored Pants cut in the latest style; Figured
silk and Satin Vests, velve' Vests Fine Cloth Cloaks
and Overcoats of all descriptions. Also, supply of Hats
Caps, Boots, HandkerchefS, Cravas, Shirts, Drawers
Socks, Carpet bags &c. III,
The subscribers grateful for the generous patronage nth
erto extended them, would respectfully solicit con'ru
oncc Of The same They feel assured that they can sell as
great bargains as any the place and all they ask
IS an examination of their stock and prices:
SNIFF s. CO.
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OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the South
Fork of Rockfsh River in Nelson County, adjoining the
lands of James Woods, Esq, Mr. Samuel Woods and 9th
ers, containing by oldsurvey between
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which is Rockish low GROUNDS
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high land Of
good qualty-indeed is very superior The low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land There is on the tract
an ample supply of timber, and one or very desirable
rock quarrles.
The Improvements consist of Mill, propelled by Rock
fish river, built in modern style, with casron machinery
and two pair osones-he basement story of Stones good
Saw Mill good framed Barn, Corn Houses, Stables Iooac
60 Houses Negro Houses with brick chimneys, small
DWELLING HOUSE,
Ice House and other necessary outhouses and an Apple
Orchard of excellent winter fruit
Rocksh Valley is situated at the EasterH oase y. ;e
Blue Ridge Mountain is high and ro'ai'ic co:y 'n1
remarkable for its beauty, heathi'leSS anu ei' anu
the tract now offered for sale bs long oeeh resaaeu ao"
the most desirable in that section Of country os'ant
~ GarJsvIe or James River and the Canal, about
uhtoaD rnls. eJm the contemplated Depot on the Rail
osdOo, in n~sress from Charlottesville, across the Blue
p;Jma 50 oiaunton only eight or ten miles; twenty miles
f,oa the University of Virginia, and about fifteen from
Stanton. The terms will be made to accommodate the
purchaser and good bargain may be had by early appca-
ton to James NJ Harris, Esq, who resides onihe land He
NAV also be addressed by letter. directed to Greenfield
Nelson Co., Ta ,o,,,, u,n,,s
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JOHN HORsFULL,
AND RETAIL STOVE DEALER
No. $50 Market street, Philadelphia.

WHOLESALE IND RE MI . IOF L D11iHrIs'
No 239 Market street, Philadelphia.
H. would inform friends and the public generally that
he has the above Store where he intends Keeping
full complete OF the newest styles and most APP
proved patterns of Stoves consisting in part as follows:
Wagars Pratt s. Co.'S Quincy Alright Cook, . sizes.
wagars' improved National Alright Cook, . sizes
The Eagle fright, sizes; and all the most prominent
ment Paor Hail. Church and Store Stoves, Wood and Coal
Air Tight Eredcators, &c.
fact of his having the extensive and elegant assor
men in market will make emphatcay the interest those
connected with the call and examine the same
AA~ JOHN HORSFULL.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 30, lS50-6m