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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
SEsEREKsrr,e; SAFE

and
I'D fed copy thereof ted the clerk said
wherein William Chsce and Caroline Chsce, his wife
James Nolsnd defendant, requi
make the of S3G7 with interest thereon from tue date
Of said Decree and costs will expose public sale 10 tie highest
and best ider the 9Th day OF February, 1885, hewe the
OF Ioolock A. h and o'clock, r. NJ the Court House
the city OF annapolis Marion
and Prof for Of the following described real @
the county Msron and state Of Indians and being
thirty fronting Washington street OF the west eide CT ot
nu1bered five No. 81 in square NUMBERED sixty five mo- o. In
the OF indianapolis beginning n the no west corner OF
lire OF Washington street
alley; thence
point in the north line Of the alley being The south
west corner said thence Aouh place Of beginning
should The said and profits Of the above described reel
sufficient
the said william Cae and Caroline Chacr his wife, the
due them said deeee, together with interest thereon
thereof will the and place
expose psh sale the rPie of aid nal aud all the
said James r. NoNlsnd
therein and saItf said william chaoe, and Caon-
wife, the said decree and interest thereon frrB
together Said sale will be made With
valuation appraisemenS laws
7Q3w g. &. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT provide for sscertanng the value of personal
property exempt from execution.
SEcTIos Be IL enacted by the General assembly Of
The State of Indiana. That entitled tan exempt
ing personal property from execution approved January
18th, ls45 be amended that for the purpose of
TAXING the value of the property by said reserved
ed and saved from execution execution plaintiff. bis
agent attorney may select appraiser and the dfud
ant defendants another both of whom shall be resident
househoders of the township where such levy is about
be made. who after having taken oath affirmation,
be administered by The officer holding The writ of execution
faithfully and mpariay to discharge their duties shall
proceed to make just and valuation of the property
exempted by the act to which this is amendment.
SEC q In said appraisers shall not agree upon the
value of the property to he apart and exempted from
execution aud sse they shall select third person Of like
qualifications in which the sppaisment Of any two
of them shall he taken the value of such property
and said apprasment when made shall be delivered to
the officer holding the execution TO be by him returned 10
the court whence execution issued.
SIC 3. In ell when either Of the parties shall
fuse neglect to select appraiser, in any per-
selected shall refuse SUCH shall be the du
~ of the officer holding such execution appoint
person persons possessed of the proper qualifications in
the place Of such person persons negIecng
fusing.
SIC This he in force from and after it's passage,
and all laws coning in conflict with the same be and the
same hereby repealed
G. w. CARR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Approved January l2, 1880
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hey virtue Of Of fer facias directed fon the
clerks office Marion of Common Pleas vii eS
public sale the m day Of February 1850 a the Count
House door, city Of indianapolis in the State Of Indiana, with
the hours prescribed by and profits for
of the fuiiCyviHg real estate 10 VIII:
That The hall Of number - the City
indianapolis follows nciBg tie north
cl said EoT-we half of number 49, thence THnnng
ground nod by iucsu
Barbour thence south and inches the parcel OF
ned oecpedby Hampden Sidney Beck teuc
the e of said hot parcel Of ground owned ana occupied BY
said said Beck the Massachusetts thence
the lire az said the place IF beginning Also re following
descr- pl Of the hall square Iowi; Commencing al The
south The Lat parcel Of ground sold by us Z
worreI occupied by said Beck thence
~ threahout
hs line OF said
Massachusetts, thence noh east e me o. said ave
the south sd lot parcel nc ground and
q
ground owned occupied by said Keek The place Of begin
the bonnd5Ty the said
veyed by Robert Patterson as Mary r. Williams, al said zeal
being sud th Marion and Of lndidns
fun Judgment interest sd
will the time and pscr the simple Of
Taken the property Of Robert Patterson. The suit ~
David " Culley Of William D. Chrce against Samuel J.
aIterson and obeuP atteTson g. I. CAMPBELL.
70ts Sheriff Of Marion County.
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HAT Ard CAP EMPORIUM.
Corner Of Cherry and Min Cross StreeIs.
MndisOn. Ia.

t7HEPE 10 he found the largest and complete stock 81
w Hats AID Caps offered for sale The state and
favorable they be purchased where in the west
which viii found the beautiful MoleSkin six Hat.
manufactured by Beebee Co.. of New York, expressly for
sales and which will warrant not TO be ssed for beauty
durability by manufactured in America together with
variety Of Silk aud Fur hats Of eastern manufacture
Also large stock of manufacturing which W ia
sell at the most reduced prices respectfully solicit call from
all who wish to buy at holess retail Come and exsmns
my stock, aud what ] can do for
California Hats at reduced prices few Nuts e which III
sell ut The highest prices paid for all kind Of Furs
Madison, Jan. ~, 1850. 65sf q. w. BASNETT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

FOR JANUARY, 1850.
: w. Marry d Co., Managers.
$1,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For The Besgf Of MOaOaga'ia ACADEMY.
To be drawn in AleIandris Va on Saturday, jan la
Is M. Lo,tery-l6 Dram Ballots.
More prizes than Banksl
SPLENDID SCHEME
of sSC Do Of % Ga 90 Of 90 81 70 DO Of
sss psss:. q shsA: s
B Bs DC DC g 3 ;f fi:@'S DO 90 IS: s. $
s35, 5000!
10 PRIZES OF 81 0e0i
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Beneff # Monongalia Academy,
Class No. 9, for 1850
To be drawn Alexandria, Saturday, leh OF Jan. 1850
66 NUMBER LOTTERY!
GRAND SCHEME.
prize Of S3J 900, 10 900 of Co., do of $685.
do OF e,ioo 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 do Of sou, &c.
6e No Lottery-12 Draan Bgl,ets
certiSeatesO packages of q Whole Tickets siio 90
Do Dc DO DO q q a aala 90 DO sss SS
-H" BRILLIANT scIIEMEl
CAPITALS
S65 200!
$50 600! Sl5 90! $4,000!
100 Prizes Of l-sooi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For The Benefit Of MOnongalia Academy,
Class A, for 1855.
To he drawn In Alex indria,
l2 dawn numbers out of 49,
MAGNl FICENT SCHEME:
One grand capital splendid prize do
I50oo prize OF 10000. do 1901 $685. do 100
splendid prizes OF $50, liz do lowest Nos.J Co.,
Whole kets ssO-iiaiyes S0Q uarters s5-Eghhs 80 SO
Certificates OF packages of e5 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Dr. p
DO do - QuaHer de 10 90
Do do Eghu do IS 90
Orders for ckesaud Shares Certificates of Packages the
above Splendid lotteries will
official nf each drawing immediately soyer
to all Who order from ns-iddrefs
J. & c. MiURY,
Agents Cor J. w. Maury q to, Managers,
AIrxa NiIrina
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
4 CARD.

0t-At Madison they moving for plank load
20 Napoleon. Good
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WHOLESALE AND EsETAIL.

XTTE have hand large assortment Of SLDrfne Black
w French cOth SuperGne brown English CLOTH hsck CASH
black Doe skin fancy Casmeres fancy Tweeds sainet
Kentucky Jeans black Satin SIX, Cas Vesting black
fancy Silk Cravats all Of which will sell reduced prices
to close winter Stock Call and Bargains
January y lsjG 60 HAMILTON PARRISH
pieces Of ne black chsngeable Silks. Turky
n Satins French MrrnOs Cashmere Dne, Plain ard Figured
Cashmeres Figured Del snes, black and Satin
French and Domestic CHAINS, Prints Shs
veive Mus &C. To he had az the cheaper
the cheapest 20 HAMILTON y PARRISH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
SALE OF fSEAL ESTAT

DURSUANT uder om the Marion Probate Court the
HI designed the will Zen7s Lake
deceased late Of Marion County Stale ndRna Tor sails
public auction in front of Bruw rings cel IN the city OF ndars
polls the sixteenth day Of February 1850 at O'Clock The
following described real pToy said tesiAiot witt The
equal nd undivided three h Of facnal north west
6 secon 81 township I6 Range East, containing l7g eO0
TENS o sale will be- fourth hand fourth In six mdhs
fourth in twelve months and fourth in eighteen months
with approved security will be required without relief
whatever valuation spisenen laws bearing interest from
date The premises beautifully miles
of indianapolis at White River, ana
Charlottesville aud Road On the
dwelling with
chard 40 high Of cultivation
viii be given hs of March, IsO. said premises will
subject 10 all encumblances.
e. w. LAKE. Executor
Indianapolis Dec 9Th. 1919. co.'s as
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DRY GOODS.
sYIEREFF1N SAFE.

CHEAPER ThOn EUer.
IHTE closing Winter Stocks of Dry Goods greatly
( w reduced prizes call and at
January l4th, I65O. TOn J. NJ BRANiWELL GO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

OzA BRf.S- New Orleans Sususr.
%ED barrel OF Loaf sugar.
10 hays Rio Coffee
10 kcgs Nails assorted sizes
20 boXrs by 10 and 10 by 10, Window Gas.
,srrei S-leTaius.
Spices Of all kinds
Dive Stuff Of all kinds
5 bsrrrl- AloiasseS.
5 barrels list rate Cider Vinegar.
Aud various other articles received and in store.
Jan. 18th, 1850. 70tf J. NJ BRAMWEl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24

MEsRS EDIroRs Allow send TO you the synopsis
Of a speech made by myself during the debate the bill
amending the chatter Of the White Watrr Canal would
iIoubIed you with these remarks.
that false impression is thar the bill which
introduced and urged Senuouy the passage Of through
Senate which vetoed ny the Governor The
vetoed by him bill DATED and presented by the
mttee Of Ways and Means amendment 10 the bill Of
Mr. Stone Of Fsyele and the passage Of M through
the Senate my request, the bill introduced BY
laid the table.
Please insert this note in your paper with my remarks,
and oblge your obedieut servant,
January 10, 1850. JOHN s. REID .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
Stability, Security, Perpesuity.
S90D, 0UU!!
THE UTUAL LIFE TNSURAN E


OT Nelc York. No 80 Val Strfe
~ EFT accumulated Fund Nov 0000-securely
IN vested in Bonds Mortgages
brooklyn aud stocks of the State and City of New York aud UH
ted States Government.
The fund rapidly increasing by widely extended pros
porous business.
The Company declared diyendO profits of tywO per
on all existing policies the 3lst OF January. IS4e
Al The profits divided annonay the Insured
The premiums payable in cash annually emsnnuay,
quarterly interest being added deferred
The cash principle adopted this Company
ties for whose benefit the assurances whole the
advantages without sujectng them the heavy drawback Of
accumulated premium notes.
Persons their lives the lives of
Others married life
benefits Which secured by law the exclusive her
self or children.
Cergymen and all others dependent salaries specially
invited to avail themselves their
families be secured from the evils OF penury.
Pamphlets explanatory the principles of Mutual Lf nsur
and Illustrating its
be obtained the Office of the Company Wall
NJ 4 tsa
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TO COUNTY OFFICERS.

TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
SAMUEL DELZELL & co. BOOK BINDERS
AND BLINK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
indianapolis. Indiana,
ESPECTFUY that they haveju received direct
a and stock Of cf
the used Blank Book Manufactures and having avail
ed themselves Of all The modern Improvements IN Their line o business
notice, and reasonable terms,
Of Blank Books used by Bank County
officers. They respectfully solicit Continuance CT The
patronage hitherto generously bestowed them feeling assured
all executed by them viii prove satisfactory The! are also
Tax Duplicates,
heretofore made in this city. Orders are solicited.
6i6nn. SAMUEL DELZELL & Co.
Globes varying in prices from dollar TO
"a fifteen s. NOBLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
ST. MARY,s SEMINARY. - Indiana

TIME REGULAR exercises in this INSTITUTION will b. resumed
Wednesday Jan. ID of Ihe New Year As this the peri
for the Organization of pupils DESTROYS Of entering
luSitulion will ind it favorable time admission.
Dec 29ih lSig. 6fS e. +. JOHNSON. Principal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
NOVICE 40 STOCKHOLDERS.

- - ~ - 81 49,
:j 81 the Beard ~ seysO
Office Madison Indianapolis Railroad Company 7i-3w.
IRON the house of the $780, or
jan 1850 Certificate shares of Stock in the Grand
g. This Is 10 caution all persons from purchasing
Of it should BE- so offered and ige the subscriber
Indianapolis. Jan. 8, 1850 67-3w JAMES GREER.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.
UAMOND Poinel Gold Pens, and pri-
EV ces for by Al TALBOTT.
MELODEON FOR SALE
A MELoDEoN Of Five oaves for SALE il has been in use
January Eth 1850 7-aw No. 8. Temperance Hall
\. HSy of til; from the s
GIFT BOOKS GIFT BOOKS.
GOOD As,o%eSt Of Gft Books just received varying in
81 ~ HOOD NOBLE.
a SPLENDID BOOK.
'ENHE Female Poets America with portraits BOsrap
n ical notices and specimens of their writings 49,,
GNEs GREY AnaaIOGiOsaPhy. by Ja9s Eyre
N sd read between
Il by Dumas, Tiff HOOD s. NOBLE.
OLIVER eodaneh LypOorite. BY Bennet
" ian. nth ls5O. HOOD NOBLE.
,HE CALI prOdiray aud speculation Of nine
January 'SG, 2 s BY the ''hI ne" T .' sofsE
SYSTEM Ancient Geography for the use Of school
and 'S S5,s S ~ Charles Aahon L. l. 6on NOZZLE
HISTORY of Spanish Literature. BY George TknOr; For
iby 7Etf noon NOBLE.
BOY WANTED.
E'o learn the svemh trades one from Is to l6 of
So Opposite Browni"g's Hotel
TIE MisioEtanc Of feidy oBrynn or how, Inc dew. as
s"' = % 'lD''A % o'I''Aa' p's HOOD s MoBfe
City Central Book and sintiomery store.
Ew supplies Of Books daily received a DAVIS RAYS,
II one do'T west of craisheads Drug Store A
TUE Cardinals Daughter, Novel. Just received by
SO HOOD NOBLE.
rho@Ss.Yhis rronssne'Hs nS.aJy q he Eng
EHE Lover and the Husband by Mrs. Cove jus: sssyea by
HBIANoThe undersigned offer for sale
Peor wood Piano and stool; warranted superior in
strument ami in perfect tone Sc H. & B. c. HORN.
NNE of Austria aud her honor; OF
= - 81 HOOD NOBLE.
psSa ii: ss:fS". % % %
anu '"'''" y ''''' ''@''''N y ~" bAvIs RAY.
| who can Match ts,isf
SPLENDID diamond pointed Gold Pen and Case be had
for ~ low and unsaid of price of 7I "a Gs'
| institutes of Theology,
EpY the late Thomas Chalmers ID. D. l.. L. Just receyed by
I'D a. HOoD 4 NOBLE
UD EDBRN; his voyage being the Saloro confessions
"Reminiscences of the Of Gentleman, in the Merchant
service; by Herman Melville HOOD NOBLE.
NUsT received. History Alfred the Great ~ Jacob
| 30 Abbott, SIS HOOD NOZZLE =.
lust received, the volume OF ireths History OF the
% United SateS. The best American History eNant,
| IS HooD NOBLE.
ELIMPsEs sp.ini Of unfinished Tour in ss7
w by s. T. Wallis, jus, received by 81 HOOD NOBLE.
USLUTE5A lot of excellent Flutes being sold at cost
II Gail and examine, at 81 w. II. TALBOf It's.
Aa AcAULAYsS History EnghndFne Library edition
FE Two vols Just received for sale ct the low price
| of Al 90 "a DAVIS RAY.
ruvHE Oglyss, new novel, at .-
i So HOOD MOBILES.
i BY EXPRESS.
u t;fol uaterns 81 w. II. TALBOT.
BEAUTIFUL of all kinds receives
Us al 81 w. II. TALSOTT's
~ INV and beautiful styles silver Plated Fruit and Cake Bias
~ kets 81 W. H. TALboII's
lust received shirley tale ny Curren Bell Author Of "an
Fvre- 81 iIOUD & NOBLE.
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NEY ROOKSi NEW ROOKSt

NV nVOHo MI" bVVhS@
HOOD NOBLE Have just receive large sddEon their
stock and (notwihsa dng the loss Of their goods Las
Ee they latter themselves that they give their eustsn
satisfaction. Cal and
RON, Nails, Castings, Anvs, visrs Blaeksmihs'
8 sledgcs. &C, Elliptic Springs Iron Axles, &c
KELLOGG YANDEs.
ssv Sign Of the Big Padluct
HE War with Mexico. by n. Ripley JUS received by
L Jzrusry 18th 1880 siA HOOD 4 NoBfE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
CITY LOs'S fIlIkS SAFE.

'sNHE City Council the City Of Indian ps having laid of four
n land block 49, IN said Cty itr Lots, VIII
the public safe Saturday, the u day az February
hous 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock r. NJ. said Gay
The conditions Of the sale foowsone third Of the purchase
paid u hand, aud the
purchaser purchasers giving their with approved security,
made payable without relief whatever fm valuation
laws in from date.
Corporation orders win lie received payment o said lots BY
order the Council. WILLIAM ECKERT, President
Jos. T RoBERTs, Secretary. 20 jan IS 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-24
FANEILY ELOUR
Bt1ST RECEIVED.

FRESH supply Stoops' first Family Flour
"A to give satisfaction. received and for
Jan. l4lh 1850. 20 J. VI BRAMWELL 4 Co
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USTEES
Jos. B. Collins. John v. L. Pruyn, Wm. Moore,
VIM. J, tysiop, Fred. Whiitiesey, Cook,
{. II. McCurdy, Charles Ely, Miller
Pred g. Winston, John G.. Cruger. David A. Comstock,
C. w. Faber, Wah-r JOY, Robert SCHUYLER
John r. Yelvsrton, Alfred Pei, James Chambers,
Theo Sedswi~k, David G.. Golden, Joseph TurkeTmsn,
Stay B. Collins, Alfred Edwards, Moses n. Grnnel,
John n Swift, VIM. Belts VIM J.. Bunker,
John Wadswouh, Joseph Blunt, Eugene Dutilh,
NJ Cornell. Isaac q. Pearson, Francis y. LsihrOp,
Gouv NJ. Wilkins, Henry Wells. J. O. Thrtrher.
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABRNrI. Secretary.
Jos. BLUST, Counsellor.
L. MoTHERsiEA D-Meiics Examiner at Indianapolis Ind.
The prepared agent of parties wisL
Company, viii for
war their applications procure Policies without any delay.
lie il amply furnished with all necessary Blank applications and
Pamphlets showing condition of Company;
and will forward mail Of DESTROYS
OF nsnrng lives the lives of others TINS
BEsr STRONGEST COMPANIES WORLD
CsSAS 50. EAseY.
Jan. 10, 1850. 6S-f 1Cy-0hce in Bank BaiIdng-
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AN ACT to modify the Agency of State, and reduce Il

Approved January 10, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
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TNGYPT and its Monuments; Eppia witness the Bible
II Francis L. Hawks D. L. d. with Of voyage
up the Nile, AssB Dec 6h Just recsved and for sale
by 81 DAVIS RAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-14
EDWARD MEAD,

q GSsssessn IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE
INN ~ and Retail Dealer in Watches,
s-@SJewelry, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols
and Fancy Goods, No. SIS ao,th Fourth street, first
block north of Planters House. east side. is now
IN receipt Of very large and well selected assort-
ment for the Spring trade. Importing largely and
to the trade retail pure hasers and oud invite
particular attention to my very large assortment Of
Gold Lever and Duplex Watches
in single and hunting cases, some very superior,
made expressly to my order; Gold anchor and cyl
inder watches, very low; Silver levers in extra hea
Wy hunting eases, got up expressly for California
trade; Silver lever lapne and plain watches; Jew
elry, of all kinds consisting in part of breast pins.
rings, bracelets, eye glasses, pencils, miniature
lockes, thimbles spectacles. gold guards, vest and
fob chains.
Sper Spoons, Forks, LADIES' Cups. Napkin Rings. ETC.,
of my own manufacture, and warranted equal TO
dollars silver plated and Btanna of all kinds;
ivory handled table knives and forks pocket knives;
and razor storps hair, cloth, tooth and nail
brushes double and single barrel shot guns of Da-
mascus, wire and plain twist
have also made extensive arrangements with
Eastern manufacturers, and am now fully supplied
with very large assortment Of
CALIFORNIA ARMS,
consisting in part of the best quality Of American
rifles from 80 to GO bore; also Colts and Aliens
celebrated revolving pistols cast steel rife, belt
and pocket pistols; water proof percussion caps;
powder TASKS and horns; shot bags; pistol belts;
eye protectors; goggles; pocket compasses; spy
glasses; pocket ink stands scales and weights.
st Louis, Feb. %, iS50-2m +. NJ.
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DR MYERS

SarsapariHa, Wild Cherry and Dandelion Compound.
Have you noticed, we know you haveo the ex-
citement ieated by the recent introduction to our
midst of DR. Myers invaluable "Sarsaparila Wild
Cherry and Dandelion?" The proprietors say truly
that il differs in composition from common ..pusi-
flying medicines and TO senses ii is at least
three times strong as the strongest of them
We are hearing constantly of most remarkab
cures performed by it all the State, and those,
some of them of diseases for which you might as
well take soapsuds simple Sarsaparias. Liver
complaints the most obstinate. Diseases ofhe Uri-
nary Organs, Coughs, &c. SC, IN fact almost any
complaint that medicine can cure, are quelled by
the magic like virtues of this skilful combination.
We have taken two three bottles and speak
from experience. Never fit better in lives,
and that, through all this sickly season when nine
men out of ten are sick and the tenth man saiing'
Would YOU be well go and do iaewise get bottle
and tryit Sold by 8. L. Burnap, Burlington, feb .2s
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Fruit TREES.

.es,s THE undersigned have now on their prem
49, iSes, two and half miles west of DaYssng-
AA-> ton, on the Agency Read. 10000 APPLE
TREES, suitable for the orchard.
The varieties are those most approved; none but
the best cultivated at nurseries. Our trees
are healthy and in fine order:
Prices as follows: 100 trees or less to one order,
at the rate of Sl2 goo trees to order, $l per
hundreds 400 and upwards, $40 per hundred, at The
nurseries.
Also, fine lot of PLUM TREES, Of some IS va
rieties. highly approved. few CHERRY TREES,
On norello stocks; to which may be added. Peach
P2rsimn,on trees mot forgetting Pear and Ounces
We expect TO continue permanently in the busi-
ness, and will add from year to year 10 our stock
nep and choice varieties. not to be outdone by
any cutivator Of good Fruit in the West.
ABSER LEONARD,
DAVID LEONARD,
Feb. 7, .5G-2m ISAAC LEONARD.
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II &c u IS T1s E.R;S.

Al Avery'S Nursery, SIX and a halfmiles southwest
of Burlington, on the lower Augusta road.
4Ah THIS Nursery contains general assort-
Nrf ment of fine thrifty trees, consisting of APP
<se> pies. Peaches, Pears. Ounce, Grape Vines,
etc etc, of the most approved kinds; together with
many in course Of propagation that are and OF
recent introduction.
Price ofapple trees Sl2 per single hundred: two
hundred Gil per hundred; three hundred to one or
der, 81 per hundred.
PEARS.-A few hundred large trees, of common
kinds. to offer this spring, at 81 to so cts each.
PEACHES.-Twenty kinds. Price is cts each.
GRAPE VINES.-Isabella and Catawba; several
thousand ofeach. Price, SIS per hundred, Or 10 cts
each. for largest size.
srRAWBERRIES.-Hovey' Seeding and Pine,
gratis to customers.
All orders post pad)will be carefully attended to
by the proprietor. Trees will be packed in the best
manner for shipping, delive red board of steam
boats free ofcharge, except the cost of packing.
march Z, lS5O-lm HENRY AVERY,