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S Ii q r IFF'S SALES.
PicEkcrns District.

Pickcms District.
BY VIRTUE OF wR!Ts OF FIERI FAcIAs TO
ME DIRECTED.
VIII be sold before the Court House
lnPickcns District, within the LEGAL hours
on The first Monday and Tuesday in June
next. '''
400 Acres OF Lamd lving on
the waters of Cane Creek. adioinint,
lands Of Chas. Colhoun, Mrs. Mary Rnsl2
and others, levied as the property Gf Joel
Kelley to foreclose mortgage in favor
OF Thomas Alex"nder.
lao Acres OF HanS Ivino on
the waters of Conoross, whcreon .iobn
Garner now lives, adjoining lands or lac
saunders, Robt. Beattic and others.
levied on as the property of Margaret
Rays at the suit of j. 4. Whitcfeld.
The defendants interest in a Troct of
Land containing 1000 acres mere or less
lying on Keowec River, whercon Col
Jesse Mckinney now lives, adioinina
lands OF jas. Rohei tson, Daniel Moody
and others, levied on as the property Of
Preston Mckinney at the suit of L. Alex.
ander and others.
SO Aerys Of Land more or less whcle-
on defendant lives, adjoining lands Of
VIM. Wilson, j. +. Smith and Others
levied onas the property of John w. VIII. |
son at the suit of State for fines and
costs.
60 Acres Of LAND, more or
less, whereon the defendant now lives lv.
ng on the waters of Saluda River. nd. /
Iooining lands of Solomon Wade, Cox
tasley, and Others, levied on as The prom.
'rty OF Spencer w. Nix at the suit Of
he Slate for fines and cost.
2 Negro aAaem, Randall and Hon.
=, levied on as the property of A. w.
iolcombe at the suit of w. Il. Roberts
md Y u. Roberts, survivors, and others
ONE MICRO BOY, Peter, levied on
$ the property of John. Oanseler attbe
ut Of Boily Barton, administrator.
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Eettea's.

Remaining in the Post Office NJ piclor. ~
H., Quarter ending alstMarch 1850, which il
not taken out within three months will bo son,
10 the Post Office Department. as dead letter.
i. Agnew las NJ co.,
H. Rrcmer Job,, d. 90
Susan Ca,ver 40, Tay yu
Anderson III. Edwards Cn,bo,.;n1, ~
w. w. Gassaway A,M W"ni;i.oi, IL FRAZIER
Unnm;y uy OF AlVHio Mrs. Martha Hunnicu,
.Jnn'ns utv Mn,,o William Hunycut
Ienuel Hamilton JOSIAH u Ior.,
Daniel Loopcr Mnlnmv Mo,'I1;I "mtaru
Raford Morgan Jam: ph;,I;'1i nTh
John Richer ,osn sal' ls'
Stephen Smith TLono" imos WinmS
John III White A., Gil. i'.uea'or i1Hi
March 81, 1850. '' T. d.
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perfect bliss and quiet beyond the grave.
Wordswsrih, when he died, WAS the poet lau.
yeate of England, as the successor to Southcy:
andhewes alsothc Distributor of Stamps for
the counties of Westmorcland and Cumberland.
which with n small income from the earnings
Of his pen, gave him very comfortable sup.
port--N. Y Express.
ENeIism HoRsEs,-By late census of Eng
land. the number ofhorses in England has been
found TO have diminished from 100000 to Q.
10000 within the last ten years; in other words
the rail roads have dispensed with the use of
100000 horses aud these animals. ~ well ma
oxen are now scarcely used for Transportation
and thus the grain and foodof the 100000 hor.
ses formerly consumed have been dispensed
with, and the land used for the growth of hay
and grass is devoted othe growth of grain
alone Tor the supply ofbrcad
lhc Boston papers announce that Mr.. Gid.
don is aboutt to unwrop in that city the cele-
DRAFTED mummym in his possession lie plrces
Its commercial value ut 81 800, and has issued
500 tickets at 80 each, to renumelate him for
the mummy, as the unwrapping destroys its
principalvalue. The mummy is the boiy of n
daeghter of a high priest of Thcbes who
lived more than 5000 years ago. OF about the
time of Moses. Mr.. Gliddon expects to find in
The Sarcophagus the funeral ring, and the pap-
yrl containing tile hicrogliphical bool: of the
dead. The mummy is to be unwradned in
the presence os the most distinguished savans
n Boston
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
PICKENS DISTRICT.

Henry Whitmire, Dec. in Attachment
VS.. u. Nj. Keith
John Bishop. Ppns Atty.
The Plaintiff having this day filed his
declaration in my Office, and the defend.
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this tate, -On motion;
1t is ordered, that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within ayear and dav from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default.
w. L. KEITH, C. c.p.
May 10, l849. /
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Notice.

All persons having demands against
the estate of Sumnel Johnston late of
i'ickens District decd will hand them in
legally attestcd and those indebted will
make payment.
w. II. SrRIBLING, Admir-.
May, 20, 1850, L 4t
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w A M II E1 I'D /.

HOO pounds OF TaEloyy,
Tor which Coffee will be given in ex-
Change. Apply to
S. r. MCCALL.
Plokca' H., Nay 10, 1850. 5Itf
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The person be entered oar BOOKS uSsss
payment Of The subscription be made " advance.
Distant subscriber. b. susr, the pssss
ON which will 10 Ourselves n IL
safe
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly durias the
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions fo psIiod ysu viii be received
terms propordonsd to above annual rates.
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ssadns DAILY Subscriber, o5s ssciose6 o.
subscribers Sas enclosed; or NV. WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed win be entitled copy
same edition they furnish subscslDcTs ssssts.
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list Of Ictter8

EMAINlNG in the LEWISBURG
IL Post Office, June 80, 1850.
R-Bay Jacob L
C-Creamer A w .. Cfaft John r Esq;
cronra,h Danl. Campbell Reuben
F-Forrey ID, Frehn Isaac De
G-Geiger Susannah
H-Hsrrison S !. Esq
K-Katherman Fredk, Kcmb Reuben. Ksup
Nelson.
Lice Esq Levan David ESQ, Lehman
John VI.
M-MClung S Esq, Miller George, Meter
Joseph.
P-Pon,ius Mary, Potts Joseph, Peters Jn,h
l. Esq, Peters J.
R--Runyan BethueI. Ruhl Charles, RuhI
John, Reed John Van Esq.
s-Schneider Ernst, Sterret John A, Snobs
Ids L, shiiier Wash, S,arks VIM. Shelter S c.
T-Topper Ssml
V-Volentine Mr. A
Wv oliver Mary
Y-Yoder George l. 1881
Persons inquiring for the above letters
will please say they are advertised, other.
"i.e they may not get them.
\, ,KENNEDY, r. 81.
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ADYING WOMAN SAVED
CONSUMPTION CURED!

We give the following certificate fact Of which
goes prove the power life when the person
.ccri. to the very last Of excnc. wien Brenf
Yafina Pulmonary Baissm is adminstered:-
We give the following certificate . fact OF cure, which
goes prove the power to life when the person
10 be in the very last stages of existence when
Branfs Indian Pulmonary Basam is administered This
does stand slone-we could name MANY cUaKs
narreLons and astoHndinS-and hnndreds of hopess
cases. and thousands of cases called CONSUMPTION
THIS CURE effected the wife of Mr.. ZIBA
DvKEMAN Of the of BailstoR Saratoga Co, " Y.
Mrs. Dykeman pronounced dying. and Mr.. Dykeman
the of Mr. JoN WAIT purchase cloth for
stroud and other burial materials, expecting his wife
would die. She in the last stage OF the disease
WAS much oppressed and dsressed-and to relieve her
eredt Distress and make dying piQop more easy Mr..
Dykcnsn persuaded to give her some of BRANT'S
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM." He took the Balsam
home with the shroud and gave portion his wiie-
relieved hrrshe continued to take until she recovered
and she has continued icu for nearly toSy
vors-see Paniphl1 for particulars.
Mr. DYKENAS % the above facts before THos G.
fouNG, ESQ., Of Ballsfon Spa s9th April leis.
IiIos. 6. iorNG. Esq, Justice, cerr.ies that he has
known Mr. Dykemsn many years-and that he is one of
their most rorthy and respectable citizens; and Mr. JOHN
WAIT the merchant spoken oi above, also ct6es the
good character of Mr.. Dykeman, and that he
gianted wh oil the facts having heard them often spok
IN If hy y,yk<ua1
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CANCEROUS SCROFULA

Mr. J. B HAsxIS of Rome Oneida n Y who " as eryed
OF Scroiua IN 1896 swore the defs related below an
acton in the SUPREME CouRT in the City York on the
18th Of December. iSia under the following circumstances
person in the City Of Ne Yo, manufacture and
yended spurious article Of medicine, calling il BRAsr's
INDIAN MEDICINE, in iusikoa Of yeaniae medicine He
was prosoeued TO obtun damacc the Supreme Cou
the CITY OF New York and the referred bv the Court
to BoswoTH, Esq, 81 Liberty street. emnen, LAWYER
Referee to take the testimony The defendant pleaded in
afioa Of d1mages that the Pnprietors Brants Medicine
bad published STATEMENTS Of ee aud
thus had committed fraud the public and therefore was
not entitled 10 damages The Mr. selected
as being false and Haskins regard
the FAcrs published aud h ,snsony
the pu5iicdf,oa.
Mr. HAskiN SAID we'll Rrant. Purn. Es
hav. used fs SIf'da About three
badly shr-d attended n, ,ld ne
could M" is=-th.i medAne could In VI
H-d when usin. Psr.f had t-rn eoasnJ
U my bed bong tune could
'r'' "er i from o.
That could he 'ed out %: a e
top; ho4e hro"gh
and GOT at the hole ulcer nv h,ud
sie~ that bny could he ann
from shoulder sb~ bone lad ,,,
oEer ulcers also Hats
bottle lasted eere" dnys u
spoonful dose that bottle x~t
ug; Of bed the bts
srenethsDed and h.a-d
ns TO the drugstore 81" Bte Leonard
s~aH about large The end
e cAegpi"s 'road used sir Borss PERFECT
SuhI and s,ored me TO good heah. FOE FULL PfRI1CU
L-fRS. SEE BRlS7-y PlLPHLETx
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Branrs Pulmonary Balsam

cures CONSUMPTION. Coughs Colds. Splitting of Blood
BiefinS al uc Lungs Pain in the Breast and Side Might
Suedfs, NArons Complaints Palpi,aton Of lhs Heart
Cholera Iaatam Dysentevy Summer Cosnpainfs and ALI
FEMALE WEAKNESSES rihoat any failing phsteur
DOCTORS and PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.
The following named Doctors and Physicians have high
.y recommended BRANI'S MEDICINES =
DIR. N. HUBBARD. Stamford, Conn
DIR, J. N, SMITH. WatertOwn. N.Y.
Dir. RoSSMAN. I3a Henry street Brooklyn ny.
DR.. I. N. HUNT, Auburn, N. Y.
DR.. GEO. FRANCIS. Middetown Conn
Dr. GEO. A. ROGERS, Bath, NY.
DIR. $. WHITE, Fredonis. N. Y.
DIR. c. B. GALENTiNE. Byron. N. Y.
DR.. J. o. SlllPMAN. Fayetteville. n. Y.
DIR. j. SKINNER. Henry street Brooklyn N r.
DR.. o. SIlfPMAN. Cortland, NY. .
For sale by Thornton Il Baker. Lewis.
burg Edwd Wilson. New Berlin; S ICrou~,
Selinsgrove; G & F G Meyer, Freeburg II N
Bsckhause, Middleburg; Wilt & Eilert, Hattie;
ton Antes Il Mench, Miffiinburg
All letters and orders must be addressed TO
Weliacc & Go LOG, Broadway, New York
lya2s4
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Ml A r r. le ID.

Ga the Goth uit., by Rev. E J.Richards,
WM.H. THOMPSON, of Lewisburg, and Mss
Eleanor NJ, daughter OF The late John
Piper, of Reading.
Ga the llth ul,. by Rev. J G. Downer,
SAMUEL B. HARRIS, of Harrison. S:eph'n
Co., Ill.,, and Miss ANNA L VAN DYKE, oi
Fseeporl-bolh formerly OF Union Co Pa.
Same day, by The same. CHRISTIAN
BRUBACKER and Miss EL.zABErm LAPr.
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Dentistry.
WIZ. G. STEWART, dM

r ATE of Philadelphia. is now located on
IL Market street. Lewisburg, opposite Nh. J.
Schreyers store, where he attends to operations
on the teeth at q reduction Of his former prices.
Teeth and roots OF teeth removed with the aid Of
improved Instruments, and in an easy manner.
Filing teeth and setting pvots plates atten.
ded to according to the latest Improvements in the
profession ulceratsd. spunry, and infiamed gums
cured. Thankful for past iavois. he soiicits .
continuance Of public patronage No impure
material. used for filings in 'ssth. 1898
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tyPORTANT to those having impurities
Of the BIcod.-BRsNT'S PURIFYING EN-
TRACT, TIE mos, wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QuAnr BorrLEs. GJsce
,Iyer,isements headed "64 DOSES" II is SO
ut ing and purifying, tha, one bottle lasts from
fen to siztoen days longer than Sarsaparills. DR.
Thornton & Baker. agents. Lewisburg. t2m323
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

Til. I;a.,,n possesses oil the cleansing and purifying
rirf.,s Of the PURIFYING EXTRACT. and also
possesses several other indications particularly and pecs
irariy sdslsrd TO cure COUGHS and CONSUMPTlOSs.
Aeals and Longs. and eisewhere isfernd-
IT, readily and easily the Purifying EIfrsef heals
and externally.
T4ors.SDs of cures of the hopeless Consumption
fully prove It's amoI; miraculous efficacy in oil diseases OF
tie Ii N(iS THROAT, md BREAST.
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1 FRESH supply Of Old Doctor and S. p.
~ Tuwnsend's SARSAPARILLA received
and for Wholesale or Retail by
DR.. Thornton & Baker, Agents.
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lust received and for sale, Pine Oil and
81 Burning Fluid. warranted pure and Of the
first quality by Dr. Thornton " baker.
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Lamps, Just received

Lamps, Just received
MORE LIGHT, at reduced prices! A large
Nl assortment of LAMPS-So!ar, Supper.
lea, Hanging, Side, and Hand-for burning of
Pine, Fosgesn. Lard. ETHEREAL, and Sperm Oils,
for Parlors, Churches, Stores. Shops. &c. at
CIV. SCHAFFLE'S
Drug, Notion and Variety Emporium
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STEAM ENGIN ES

FOX N.ILE.
HNE of 10 horse power, with one ffue
" boler-can be seen in operation. One
Of horse power, with two cylinder boilers.
Both made OF the best materials, and war
-aned perfect. Enquire Of
}. SMEDLEY,
Machinls', Columbia, Pa.
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70 the Voters of Union County.
NELLOW-CIrIZENS will be a can
didae for the office Of Profhonotary
of this county at the ensuing election, (Il
nominated by the Wing Conven,ion,) and
respectfully solicit your support.
NJ. II. TAGGART.
Els, Bufialoe. July 3, 1850 inpd
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To Justices Of the Peace.
DINNS' JUSTICE. new edition. can be had
u al Lyndall's Bookstore. in this place.
Lewisburg, April 10. 1850
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TRIED APPLES for sale at
~ June5 Rsber & lddin2s'.
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Made plain to See

Easy to Cut or Shave
4 RE those Pocket, Dirk and Penknive., and
N the Wostenhem and Roger Razors-sell.
ing SO cheap at the Lewisburg Drug and Variety
Store Of T.. W. SCHAFFLE.
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UIHIrE Lead, and Linseed Oil, .or sale by
w DIR. Thornton & Baker.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

WAGWeNRuAN IL GA1BeN U.
MIR. MERRY would respectfully inform
lll the public, that he has taken rooms
IN M'FaddIn's brick building, nearly oppo.
site Shelters Store, where he is prepared
10 take
Daguerreotype Likenesses
in the ates! and most approved style. Mr..
Merry pledges himself to make his work
equal to tina, Of The best City artists.
lie has all the latest improvements, some
of which he has added to the ar, ,,and among
these is Wheel Buff, Of peculiar cons,ruc.
lion, by which he is enabled to obtain a
higher polish. and thereby give more
brilliant and llfe-like tone 10 his pictures.
Mr.. Merry, by long practice and close
attention 10 the art, is enabled 10 show The
vARILGATED EYE. be !, light or dark. with
all the beauty and brlIIiancy Of life itself;
and it is in this most essential point, that
more artists fail than in any other.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
and examine specimens.
Children are taken IN from three TO five
seconds.
And remember,as good pictures are taken
in cloudy as in clear weather. tho Tor small
children a clear day is recommended.
Lewisburg, June 3, 1850.
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DIED.,

10 Lewisburg, 29ih uIt. an inlan, son of
John N. and Martha Jane Wykof
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Notice..

CUBSCRIBERS to the " University al
- Lewisburg" are respectfully requested
TO pay their Second lnsialment, now due.
TO the Treasurer. And those who have not
paid the Is: Instal't are respectfully notified
that all such delinluen,s will be charged
Interest on their Ins,alments from the time
they become due.
sAM'L T. WALKER, TaKAa
Lewisburg, Feb. 25, 1850.
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I.anlps! LAMPS!

II AMPS Just received and for Wholesale or
Retail Pine OIL and Burning Fluid Lamps
of The latest style. Any person or persons wish
ing it, can have these lamps on trial, and if they
do not give satisfaction, they may be returned.
Churches and Stores or shops supplied on the
most liberal terms with The above Lamps, and Oil
bv Dr.. Thornton & Baker,
Agents for the Manufacfurers.
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Fresh Arrival Of Fruit sc.
lust received by Thompson's Express, from
81 Philadelphia
Oranges, Raisins, Fiberts.
Lemons, Figs, Eng Walnu,s.
CncoaNu,s, Almonds. Cream Nuts,
Prunes, Pekan Nuts, Ground Peas,
and variety of CANDIES, all Of which will be
sold low at the Store of
Dr. THORNTON & BAKER.
Lewslurg, June l:
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WOOL for sale at
w June Rebcr 4 Iddings'.
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DOCTORS and PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND,
WOOL,

WOOL.
4 LOT of Fine Wool for sale by
n June HAYES & co.
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the ihreshhod your ngh, 10 touch this subject They
know that some may make certain promises to attain
their end. and their successors may rise with notions,
new principles and conceptions OF the constitutions
and the laws Of Nature and then carry their notions into
the bosom OF the sayeholding States.
The case then, gentlemen of the North and gentlemen
OF the South, does not stand upon equal footing,
when YOU on the hand unnecessarily press this OBJ
noxious measure the South and when the South
lion OF properly OF life and happiness OF everything val
liable.
Well, Mr. President. after have got out, as bal
hoped OF all these troubles after this Wilmot Proyso bal
Disappeared as trust may. speak OF course only in
anticipation OF what trust will happen, both 10 this and
the other end OF the Capol) after have been dIspu-
ting two or three years the hand about ab
straction, when arriving al conclusion. what are
the difficulties that spriug up around US Matters
OF FORM the purest question OF form that was ever pre-
scented 10 the mind of manwhetber We should put into
TO separate them in three separate bills, and pass them
one after the otberif you can
Mr. President trust that feelings OF attachment to the
Union, the love its past gories the antcpaons OF its
ture benefits and bappnessthat brohery feeling which
trust will be evident throughout all parts OF this
try-I trust that from desire live together peace
and quiet 10 prosper have prospered heretofore 10
hold out 10 the eyes of the world the example OF our
great and glorious republic fulfilling the high destiny
mans capacity for self goyernmen-I trust that these
motives these considerations, will animate all. bring
together and dismiss alike distractions. any questions
OF FORM and enable to approach to consummation OF
this object such to heal not only, but
all the wounds OF the country.
On motion by Mr. HALE,
The Senate then adjourned
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BY GREEN s TAsrEr, Auoslonser..


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
I'll Tuesday l4h shall sell the residence ola
gentleman declining housekeeping on next % the corner Of
9th street, O'Clock, good lot Of furniture,
Mahogany sofas sideboard and bureaus
Do centre, card, and breakfast tables
Do and work stands
Maple, cane, rush, and wood seat chairs
Bedsteads Mattresses, glass, and crockery ware
Window curtains and Venetian blinds
Parior, passage, and chamber carpets
Cooking, radiator, and other stoves
Also good lot OF kitchen requisites.
All Of and under S25 cash. S credit OF six
GREEN b TA5TET,
May 1921 Aucuoneers
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JITATCIIES Jeyyelry, silver Ware, and spectaclcs
w. GAIT BROTHER have just received splendid as
articles embracing watches Of all The
celebrated makers including Roske Tobias Coz Johnson
Beesey &c Ladies' brooches hnger guard
knives, cups, &c. .
eyes
Styles and offered
low as they can purchased any city Union
and of description made TO order and the
stctest paid repairing watches and jewery
NJ. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
May I0-6if Pennsylvania avenue 9th and 10th ss
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COMMON HALL OF the town OF Petersburg, Virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution was this day adopted by
the Halls
Ro That the Of the town advertise for proposals for
the Of Petersburg endorsed
the OF Virginia, 0o payable in 1870 and
with for interest," payable half yearly IN February and An
for less than 500
chamberlain Of until the 4t day May
o'clock which they viii be opened, and the highest
bidder will be entitled thereto The for the win be
May 18Th July, bidders will
al which OF these they pay corporation
10 themselves the night reject offer made"
hereby proposals the bonds Of the corpora
be received by the chamberlain OF the according
resolution, until the i day of May az ~ O'Clock
IN.
May 2--dtl 4ihMaynext Mayor.
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saah stock created BY the legislature Of In
debt the STATE and It's security
based upon the revenues together with canal lands,
remaining first OF December
the the interest
redemption principal the Preferred Canal stock
The Ohio 374 miles,
being Indiana 26s miles which finished and
1873 Of $5O0U The
whole will be completed years This STOCK bears
al the per from the LIST Of January le47,
which 1855, when
expect the semi annual payment
There accumulation Of sixteen cent OF
which purchaser The
principal payable the city Of New York This stock
profitable probably
any other market. The sale win be positive.
- GEO. X. sISTARE,
May l0-a Intel. Repub.] No. IS Wall street.
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DEADY-mAde ClothinR-We invite gentlemen who may
II wish purchase clothing stock We have garments OF
description both material and style Our ready
garments style bespoke work and
false dealing We have
pant and that little out Of style, that
will great bargains, regarding the cost
beautiful goods in variety make 10 order, In The
best and At the lowest prices.
doors Of Browns Hotel Penn.
5-lmf
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pOARDING.-Two very pleasant rooms, with or wnhou,
board may had At SINUS, side q ian street, sSird
door from
Nay 2-lw
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA new
RzHQne steamboat Thomas coiyc will depart at The follow
ing hours;
Leave Alerandna at 4 81, 10, III m; II, 4le,pm
Leave Washington a. ai ioi m. 1911, 2l 81 ST. g.
Persons going and returning boat, half price
JOB CoRsoN,
May 7-TkF Captain.
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BY DYER q BROTHER, Aaes,onssr..

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--on Thursday even
ing, instant O'Clock shall sell, In front OF
Lot No in Square s situate the corner Of s
Ohio avenue, containing ii So3 square FEET
subdivided building fronting
Ohio avenue, being square this side OF the canal
balance g. l2 and IL months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER BROTHER,
NAV l0-eodkds Auctioneen.