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Foundry and Printing Press manafaetory
lsurn-d,

ctSurv,ri. Aug u, 1851
roii's foundry AMI Charles Fotcr rrothers print
ing press nsau:setory Destroyed by Ere tas ssr-
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Nav orb many ottcr cities having teen I'm ,hsd
with the recipe =. Hr Nnrss Compruas Syrup 20 Ycou
Dock Poot. end Ia liza tet.d ,ts usris d.
IL % being the lest oicne ~ iof Vuriy tic blood
renpvaiuH strsngtheniaL end invgorzt.as .Ae syst-
rirs hcal'h ~ sr'" alton - BODY and nd Tor
az The General " pot "a wai,n lane: a,so SO IA t
sanorally throutl.u me city ana c9Gatry.
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The Fugitive Slave Case at buffalo.

DrfTALo, aug. To- IooI
Mr. Rust, the agent Of Mr. Moore, the owner Of tho
fugitive slave Daniels has been under examination, to-
day, charge Of assault and battery With intent to
hill. The examination is adjourned till Monday.
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be had at Brooks @ FULTON street. We know that thisi
an abrupt deeavnton Int ought to make IT, because
coineides exactly with the sruh and the pssmvlyator
therefore OF public bepea Mr. 6rcoksis of the hes
aeturers Of be ani shoes in the city. He its ever
sort o foot no msttcr how awkward, or how ffshhull
covered VITA oorna u mry DO.
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YER sey tone tesety from g. anefng property Of pre
ing hair II decay ofre-irg H. l0 Of sustania
the hair In curl render 10 fns ong s silky snd wsyy
nd imparting 10 u brilliant ldstre uneqgsied. N. r.
luroi ~ this PREPARATION who parfecy salts
h,d can return a. apd receive cir MONEY 3aio Priee
certs aud IS ctn bottle For sale wholesale retail.
&C the pr rrietars hair cntting rooms No. Courtland
street, email Eoei All ordsrs puaetua a.teadol to-
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Election of q Bank rs,.i,len,.

Nosrois. August IS, 1851
Josiah wills to-day elected President Of the Bank
Ct Virginia
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probrl,Iv the most yapr,ar article nov,

found ladys .oiltt IL the III Lotion. celc
lracd Tor year "a aud cortiln remedy Cor tau.
ftller. funhrr rimp sad butchcs ani lie dis sus'inS
erur,ons ~ the hin This Il the vesy tme u year when
suoA an article neefs 10 b. usra
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greatest perfection a. PateheIors Wall street His
nunsquslhd for natural appearance ard syr1tsy. rs
EEir Dye s go fnvorsbiy known IL needs W
.n he Iroeuree also from all ths DrusE and p5rfuass
u tovp ard COUNTRY
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MONEY mARKET.

SArJRDAr, Aug. Id "
Fancy stocks were not sciise to-day and ,ho mar
bet, tlr whole quiccr than we lave ncti,d for
several days At the ff board ris Railroad advanced
* per cent Canton Company, 81; Ere cou ,riibe. /
Erie % Nor'gasc Mo; Of the transactions were for
cash and az The close the tendency was upvr-d. II,
news IRON Europe. ~ The steamship Bss had nc ~
hu'nce on tie market orc ray the o.Nar No eh r.
had HAtn place in my Of thu European mscts tyr oar
preuets The steamship Pacific, for Hyer-o0l dii not
take cut 20 much speoe anticipated Az a,gsrneut.
had ben made for Shipping about three ouerters OF r.
million Of dollar, whereas the amount ae',ny t',p ont
vas less q AZ half million Of dollars The sionrn,
Ct coin during The past we't we're ~ anas..cG.-.
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Gle now to ehstrv thst will instantly convert red
gray hair t. brown tsek Equally celebrated IL Cou
rsuds itasn hedistsd soap for tie Of fan Pmpes
lreckles sunturr, sAlowness . Poudre subtitle
hair from low frshcsds sny part of the body LILLY
Witt iqrid Rouge Hair r. storatiye foand ss 67 Wake
street EroafMeY.
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GERRIT SMITHS PLATFoRM.-Frederck Doug
lass (black NAM, in his paper, published at Re-
chester, las il course Of publication long extract
from GerTit Smith (whte mani, on the science of
civil government. In his last number he thus lays
down the fundamental principles Of bis political
platform, which we extract from Frederick Doug
asss paper, without the accom- panying verbiase Of
the argument. Mr.. Smith says
There are several points which extract may
perhaps, be desired Of me
let. Do mean that government shall invariably and
absolutely forbid slave.y, Yeses invariably AMI alb
solut.ly IL fcrbids murder God
10 be enssTed than to DC murdered And that does not
dsserye the of civil government which permits its
suhecs TO be ensayed And he IL pirate instead Of
civil ruler who lays h hand 20 enslaye them.
That is very distinct; bat is Just such language
as VIC should expect from lunatic
I'd Do mean that men have equal right 70 the
soil! Yes equal to the light and the air. ard 60
vernmFnt should without delay prescribe the -ium
quantity Of lspd which each family may possess In
country, ss ts population IS 20 sparse, this quantity
might go high rs a couple Of hundred sc-es.
tury hence, however AID the population may have in
creased far to make 1t the duty Of to
reduce this quantity TO ahundred acres.
Mr. Smith owns some 10000 acres Of land, more
rless. Why not follow up the proccpt with the
practice by division, reducing his own share to
two hundred acresl
toral debt! do The debt Of Great Britain Is
burden each Of tsr families o! say thousand
dollars That Of Holland iuposes q greater burden
Thee debts hing The groan, and des-
pair and perish under them. All Obligation TO pay
them should be promptly disa7cwed.
This doctrine will, no doubt, be vastly amusing to
the creditors Of Mr.. Smith, il he has any.
Alb DO mean 10 be understood a. eondenning al
TARIFF DO. 1 would not have Custom house the
face Of the earth But what If nation should grow
rich with tariff and poor without Il, Then let 1t grow
poor Whiteyer may be- the eject It's wealth every
nation to cultivate the fee- fullest ndlest inter-
course with every other nation.
Doubtful whether Hugh Maxwell and his officials
viii ever concur in su.h sentiments as these.
9th DO mean that government shall have nothing 20
20 with schoolsl do In this country nearly every
person admits that government should not have hs
70 do with churches. Why, then, should 1t have sught
TO DO with schoolsl
Some show Of reason In that; but, perhaps, tho
grand object Of Mr. Smith would be better achieved
in abolishing all government, all churches, and al,
schools, with equal division all round Of all pro-
perty, every Saturday night. such is the git OF
the creed Of Gerrit Smith AID his liberty .ty'
such are some Of the specimens Of our modem re
formers.
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Hepburn,s Grucery store. northwest cor

Hepburn's GrOcery store, northwest COR
81 Varck and vardan streets contsins for SALE Black
snd rcen Teas Of puequaed quality nt As aud 5a pound
Also Sugars OF variety for their
Gritty and chespness The Liquor department. ia full with
recherche selection OF Liquors Prandes, Wines and II
wish good segar just enter into che norta
west ccrner OF Varick and yandar1 streets.
Atbcrt Maretzek, No. COO broadway, base
mcnt (priyate entrance 1885 Crosby street, Restaurant end
Oyster Balloon Every dseasy Of the prepared
bbe boat French and American cooks Also, few fur
nShed Rooms to let.
How Tong Will men De blind TO their own
inerst1 he answers unti they call on smith Jr,
No b2 Fulton street ard fy themselSss that he is
selling Clothing at unprecedented low prceso low, that
bo fsvors him with call latter purehasiug
street is N. place to buy coh,E ceap tnd that Smith
is who performs he PROMISE that IS he sells good
Clothing, and TELLS il cheaper than the cheapest.
Tnlleyrand said, EJistaDkcs were worse
hsn crimes Now there mistake In the ft Of shirts
made at No. aston house. GREENS system OF measure
ment is.llibe rule In athemais Then Ls makes
yet OF shirts with unequsled Gespateh and dap
points customer either as to TIE time tho rcle.
Low Price Is rot Economy ssnless Il IL
combined with real softb and value such be realized
to the fame extent st tie Bootmaksrs aion - Nassau
street We 40 Use all persons - there who desire to
nomise in shoe lesther
GOursutl's Liquid Hair Dye Ia the only nrti-
Gle to ol.IIt thst will instantly
fa'r O. brown tlsek Equally celebrated Cou
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Drsrn ~ Rrv Or. otrv.--The melancholy 'n''liH
ssrcc reached hs city yesterday morning that the Rev
Dr DIN President Of the weloysn University at
Niddtop Conn died about Fix O'Clock ye,ssfds7 rD
Ing, ct his residence at Middlcburg.
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combined with real sortb aud value such be raee
TO the extent st tie ootmaksrs Caion - Nassau
street We Use all persons there who desire to
nOmise in shoe lesther
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mcnt (yrvate entrance 1885 Crosby stre
Oyster Balloon. Every deeasy Of the
bs boat French aud American cooks. Also. . few fur
nilAed to let.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
Election Of a Secession GcyernOr in Alabama.
DREADFUL CASUALTY AND LOSS OF LIFE.
Rumored Fugitive Slave Case In Boston.
ID T. r A l. G a THO s.,
&C., &C.. SO.

Later from Havana-Great Excitement ON
Accornt NJ the Youex E1n.dlllQn.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17

A lady in Cambridge, died on Wednes,
day-so the physicians said-and was laio
for burial in her winding sheets, but from
the fact that the body still retained an ap-
parent warmth, though there was not the
slightest appearance of respiration, inter-
ment was suspended. Sunday the lady
opened her eyes and called on her husband,
"Albert give me some water.
The Cleveland True Democrat, "a West
ern Reserve Free Soil papcr,) proposes a
national convention, to be composed Of
all who are oppos d to the Fugitive Slave
Law, either at Buffalo, Cleveland or
Pittsburgh.
The eccentric Sidney Smith, in speak
inc of the prosy nature Of most sermons,
said, ''they are written as if sin was to be
taken out of man, like Eve out OF Adam,
by putting him to sleep"
The wooden mill, at Potter's Hill was
discovered to be on fire last sunday, but
was extineuished without much damage.
Loss estimated at 81 900.
An exchange paper remarks that IN
these days good mans earnings, brought
home day by day, are carried out of the
house on the backs ofhis daughters Won
der if that's true
If you would Increase the size and prom
inence of your eyes--just keep an account
of the money you spend foOhshly and add
it up at the end Of the quarter
Lewis, the forgcr, escaped from the
Richmond, Va, Jail, few nights since
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G Ii 4 [ r S .

Rosewood mahogany, black walnut spring
seat chairs, rocking chairs, of every variety
Maple, stained, painted, cane, and wood seated
chars; Office, Childs, and common rocking
chairs wood and willow ware. mattresses SC
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AYERS Cherry Pectoral:
For coughs, colds and consumption.

Below can be seen a letter from FL HasSdn,
the ruling Pasha of Frebizond, which was
sent to Mr. James G. Aver. Of Lowell, showing
the peculiarities Of oriental courtesy:
To D, j. G. Ayer, the Chemist of rare learn
ing, at Lowell, in Massachusetts, and the Uni
ted States.
God is Great FOreUcr.
have received your letter Of a1ectionate
love, with the present Of choice Essenccin Bot
ties, by which your excellent skill teaches to
cure the aiillcuons of my children.
Is the life Of one OF my people is more dear
to me than cames and gold, We shall pray for
YOU in our heart when they arc raised up from
III. tent OF sorrow by his pr ,,ucV u Jour deep
learning and bcau.il1,l wisdom.
For this Gift Of Love to your i"'ond, so DIS
tant over many seas, and for this rare invention
of your skill may you be placed in such seats
Of honor anu .hsn,ty among the great i'll knowl
edge, as We should offer to you il our domln,
ions.
Given in this Central City OF our Power, by
express conh.and Of
NrHCHlD Ell lTAssAN PAsHA.
Ezr0um Jamad Avail 1855.
Fer &Gie by ChayleS H. UcaiS0n.
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Attention! The Whole !!

THE subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends and tie public generally, that they
have received from Newly lork fresh supply OF
GENUINE FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
q handsome assortment Of Fancy Articles, Toys,
&c, o8 "tH as
a conplet, assortment of Conftc onary anil
Fruit always fresh and nice, which they will
sell on the most reasonable terms.
Our splendid
OYS TER S.A L OO "
is always open, day and evening, to which one
of the Propretors will always give his personal
attention. Call and see.
We are being supplied, from New York, with
Clothing to flake UP,
to which we wonld call the attention of I'll good
sewers, and to such we will pay fair prices.
NELSON BROWN & Co.
Westerly, April TO
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J. L. CLARK.
Il. 4. DENISON.
April, l.
CljarIestowll ljotrI.

The subscriber would hereby inform his
friends and the public, that he has removed to
the hotel situated III the Post Road, known for
many years as the General Stanton Hotel
Ine honse - ac1ctY JUtcd; and Furnished in
manner 90 meet the taste and comfort of Ell
tier travellers, " those who may visit it as
boarders, or parties OF pleasure
The above house has very desirable location
for these who may wish to spend portion Of
the season near the ocean, and enjoy the sea
ar and sea da'dlag it being located within a
fer minrtes walk Of the sea shore.
Visitors and Boarders may be accommodated
at any time with horses and carriages, and safe
and commodous pleasure boats.
JOHN D. BURDICK.
Charlcstown, Il. l., April ]. 1851
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ii M-lJLLulNERW. i -

The Misses Noyes, grateful for the confidence
manifested by their friends in their liberal pat
ronage, would announce their late return from
the city, having learned the most approved
styles of millinery and dress making for the
season, and selected a highly desirable as
sortment of Straw and Fancy Millinery, which
tley will continue to increase as occasion de-
mands Also, just received a new supply Of
Musins and laces; Capes, Collars, Under-sleeves,
Cuffs, and the usual ct c@teras of their new and
convenient shop in the brick building, one door
west Of Pawcatuck Bank
N. B. Straws repaired, bleached and color
ed in the neatest manner.
Pawcatuck, April 9, 1851. tt
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SECRETARIES sc.

Wardrobes Book cases, Desks aud Bureaus; 6
variety of patterns.
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Cutlery.

The subscriber has received q chrice lot of
Fine Pocket Cutlery and Scissors, which he
will sell low for CASH
Also steel Knitting Needles, Netting do,
Crochet do, steel Pens, sc &c.
c. II. BRADFORD.
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1ailor's Trimmings Of erery Description,
would say to the public that he has just received
good assortment Of new and desirable goods,
which will be made into garments, to suit Gus
toners, on the most reasonable terms and at the
shortest notice
lie has also on hand good assortment of
ready made Clothing which will be sold lower
than the same quality of garments can be bought
in this State Those wishing to buy will tinI it
for their interest to call before purchasing else
where. Rooms over the Post Office.
Westerly, April 10, 1851.
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BEDSTEADS.

We have constantly on hand, besides manufac-
turing to order, every description of bedstcad
embracing french, cottage, congress, and post
bedSteads; black walnut, birch, and post bed
steads, trundle, cot, and attic do. cribs; &c.
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SKV-LIGHT
DAGUE ERREOTYPES.

The subscriber is prepared
to execute Daguerreotypcsin
the best style of the art, at
his rooms, next door TO II. &
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TABLES, STANDS. SC.

0fevery variety, consisting ofmarble top, center,
card and side tables ; quartette, and fancy do
extension, center, and dining tables, black wal
nut, cherry, pine, and pembroke tables also
light work and wash stands &c.
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pawfatufk Bonnet Store.
E. P. Hitchcock ~

M Ould tender his sincere thanks to the ladies
w Of Westerly, and viciniy, for the very lib
eral patronage which he has received for the
past year, and will endeavor to merit a contn-
uance Of the same.
We shall open on April /, 1851 splendid
assortment Of NEW SPIN I MILLINERY and
FANCY GOODS, consisting ofnew and beautiful
styles Of STRAW, SILK q FANCI B0NNET&,
Ribbons, Flowers, Tabbs, Ruchcs, CAPS, Col
lars, Cuffs, Lace Wells, Band BoXvs, Sc. &c.
Having secured the services Of fashionable
and experienced Milliner for the millinery de-
partment. We respectfully invite the ladies of
Westerly and neighboring towns, to call and
examine our Goods, as we shall sell at the low
est possible rates.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to Alter
ing, Bleaching and Pressing old bonnets and
mems summer hats; also bonne,s dyed my col
or, at short notice.
Bleaching done for N1illiners at liberal Gis-
count. Il. 7. HITCHCOCK.
Westerly March, 1851.
P. S. If there are any ladies in Westerly
or vicinity, WHO wish to learn the new system
IF fitting dresses, they can receive information
ut the above establishment, where they can
learn in one day to fit dresses equal to the most
experienced dress maker. If
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VIEW
Cabinet Ware House,
II

The subscribers, having taken the stand for
merly occupied by A. Gavitt, are manufacturing
and dealing in Furniture of every style and
pattern, consisting in part Of the following ar
| ticles French tete a tete, serpcntinc and
plain Sofas, tet C a tete Divans, Ottomans,
| COuchpS and Lon unpeS &c
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lNlEyy RIBBONS.
TUST received a large lot OF Bornct Ribbons,
u some beautiful .'yles, for sale cheap at ,he
PAWCAI OK BONNET STORE.
Westerly, Ap~llG, isjl. If
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THE MARKET PRICES,

THE MARKET PRICES.
srAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ,csssiy for The SpsctatOr,)
FLoUR, SuPFiN. 1915 Bacon, Hoe ROUNDS
waEAr, per Bush. Toe, CoRS, 45c
Rvs, soc PoRK, 81 so
OARS, 33c LARD, SC
BySIEs, Fresh lie, BEEswAx, zoe
EEArHEEs, 33c GINSENG, Use
WINCHESTER MARKETS.. RICHMOND MARKETS.
IVesk Endins Jaae /. {IYeek Ending June l.
FLoga-$ 80 a 81 IS. {ELuVs-$4 ST SIS 90
HsaRtSes-S5 % a 80. CLovERsEEp-S 5 %.
SHAo- SO rs 10 so. HERRIHa-s 6 80.
BACON &c. perlb. SHAD 500.
d WaEAr-S7c 81 Bacon SO 90.
OArs--43 4 5lc. LARo-9 cts. IN Kegs.
CoRN-t0 45e. WHEAr- s O5.
Rys-65c. }CoRS MEAL-75c per bu
- Liable pcrlb. 20. J CoRN-161c.
PLssrEs-S so per ton WuIsKEY-Rethd,2 sc.
EEArHERs-S7 a 40c. BurrER-Firkin &c
IRoS-S95 Is 100 Pertos, PtAsrER- $500.
BssswAx--25c per Id. SALr.-$ DO.
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junction valley Turnpike Company.

VNO Matthew Pilson and Lavnia his wife, late
L Lavinia Finley, Isaac Hall and Nancy his
wife, late Nancy Finley; Jane I: Christian. Sam,
uel B. Finley, Wm. B. Finley, James Harper and
Caroline his wife, late Caroline Finley, augusta
Finley. Virginia Finley, George Finley. John
Samuel Finley, heirs. Sc, Of Samuel Finley, de-
ceased The said VIM; B. Finley, James Harper
and Caroline his wife. late Caroline Finley. Au-
gusta Finley, Virginia Finley, George Finley,
John Samuel Finley, not being residents Of this
County:
You will take notice, that on the 18th day Of
July, 1851, will move the County Court of Au-
gusa County TO appoint five Commissioners, by
virtue Of The act of Assembly in such cases made
and provided. to assess any damages you may sus-
tain IN consequence Of the location and construction
lands, in said County.
JAMES G. PAXTON,
For and in behalf Of the President and Directors
Of the Junction Valley Turnpike Company,
by Council.
June 4, lS5i.-4t. 1.
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SECESSION IN SOUTH CARoLINA.--Ihe editor
Of the Alexandria Gazette says he has seen gen.
tleman, Of observance and intelligence, who has re-
Gently travelled all over South Carolina, and taken
pains to inform himself Of the state Of public senll-
ment there. and he gives it as his decided opinions
from all that he saw and heard, that unless some
thing very unusual and now entirely unexPec'eo'
occurs the designs of the Disunionsts will prevail
and The agita,0rs will succeed in their de'efnina
tion 10 cause the State 10 secede.
The majority, tits added, are ripe 'or any hing
and can be led to the commission OF any ac' 70 s,g
nifty tina. hostility The Gazette deems IL us ou'
ty to mention this, because, but snort tme since
Chsrleston. which was more favorable to the pres
erva,ion Of peace and harmony, and which we see
has drawn forth some comments and favorable
ho,es from the National Intelligencer. And it i;
proper, too that the people Of the country and es
pecially of the Southern country, should know
what is in prospect, and prepare in time for the IS
sues that must be made, when South Carolina IN
deriakes 10 destroy this Union.
We see that even some of the most intelligen'
Northern papers appear TO regard the idea Of sour"
Carolina secession with conIemptuous lnereou.'yi
No good can come from wilful blindness " i'"'
and impending danger.
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FERMONT FOR SALE.


+ WILL sell on the premises, to the highest
i bidder, on credit ofone, two and three years,
on Monday the 10th day Of June next, il fair, and
if not, the next fair day thereafter, the above nam
ed estate, lately owned by my iestator William
Bourne, Esq, dec'd., lying in Nelson Caunty, be-
tween Piney and Tye Rivers, and containing $50
There ate on this place sw6 Dwellings and all
other necessary out-hvuses. Two huhdrsd Acres
are we'll taken with Clover, Timothy and other
grasses. Possession wilbe given on and after the
day Of sale for the purpose Of following, seeding,
making Hay, &c., and absolute possession at The
end Of the year. The purchasef will be required
to give bonds, with sufficient personal security and
lien upon the land to secure thepdtchase money.
From foreign purchaser, the first payment ia ad-
vance, would be received instead Of the personal
security. Farmers alta distance wishing to buy
and,ca pable Of appresiatng good land are particu.
larly aud pressingly invited to come and see this
for themselves.
CYRUS T. BOURNE
W. =. Excel tr of VIM. Bourne, decd.
April 80. lS5l.-tds,
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ToBlcco PrasEcurIos IN AusTRA.-"e e2-
tract she following paragraph from le.eI IN the
Newark Advertiser, dated Genoa. May D. 1881 :"
Have YOU heard of the Tobacco Persecsiioa in
.aast,io9 Tobacco is an imperial monopoly there;
and 80 many of the people-emulating the exam
pa Of our patriotic mothers Of the revolution Of 10,
who refused 20 drink tea that paid tax TO the Brit
ian erown-have abstained from the use oft
This abstinence has becouae general as to excite
the imperial jealousy, and severe penalties have
besn Denounced against those who promote II Ia
city or otherwise. At Milan, at Bologna, in Mo-
dena, aud other parts Of the Italian possessions OF
"the house OF Hapsburg." numerous and cruel
punishments have been inflicted under this decree.
May individuals have oeen imprisoned, and the
journal reports other cases where men have been
condemned to receive 20 and "a and 80 blows Of
the "bas,one" Cor cane) on the bare back, and sub
sequently Imprisoned with subsistence Of bread
and water for four weeks, month. Sc, for hay
ing advised their friends to abstain from tobacco
Ye, we are told that no one-save Austrian Sol
diers-is seen smoking in the streets OF Milan anl
Bologna.