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MOUNT ALBAN INSTITUTE.

IHNHlS Institution is very pleasantly situated the
cling the Guy Of Washington, the Potomac for some
miles, and the Tow of Alexandria. 1t is designed TO
extend to hmed number boys the benefit of good
PRACTICAL Christian education. 1t seeks combine the
advantages of thorough academica instruction with the
proper discipline of a Christian home
The next regular session will begin November ls
Parents who for any desire earlier admission
may confer with the Rector.
Applications for admission Of pupils, for further
inioI nation, may be addressed, Rev. ANTHONY TEN
BToECK, Georgetown, D. c..
REFERENCE
The Bishop of Maryland and H ugh Davey Evans, LII.
D., Baltimore.
Hon. E. F. Chambers, Kent county, Maryland
Aaron o. Dayton ESQ.,, Fourth Auditor of the Treas
ry, Washington.
Evan Lyons, Esq Georgetown.
w Beverhout Thompson, Pittsborough, North Car
olna.
. Col. Hallowel, ST Mary's, Georgia.
September 2, 1851. 9i-3t.
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h. l.. HARUlNG T. GU.,
NV GUILD observe, that, as the draws on, for
w Fall and Winter Clothing, they have anticipated
the wants of the people, and would be pleased To show
all who may favor them with call, their assortment,
consisting of
Drab, Black, and Blue Beaver Cloth
OVercOAts and sacks.
We would call your attention particularly to the as
sorment of Overcoas, it embraces desirable
and late style Our PANTS excellent Fasdious
we'll as men of Fashion, here find something To
please them let their tastes be various calls,
and in fact, the only difficulty will be to choose from,
rather than to find any particular style OF color.
In the assortment of VESTS, you will find rich Cut
Velvet Mernos of all colors Silk, light and dark Cas-
smere and Valencia, some of them really beautiful.
Our furnishing Department is complete and full, and
hardly deem it for us to enumeraie all the
articles comprised under that head You will find how
large assortment of Shirts, Drawers Gloves, Sus
penders, Cravats, H'dkf. Socks, Cotton and Merno.
Call and examine stock, we shall he glad 10 show
goods at all times, gardIess of trouble, sale
sale.
E. L. HARDING.
Telegram Building. Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, Sept. 20, 1851 o.
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OLD AXES MADE NEW.

oLD hA6C 1uhDA
NHE Subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has taken the stand
formerly occupied by Mr.. Sas Burns and that he is
prepared execute any Job in his line Blacksmith,
particularly OLD AXES MADE NEW. Having served
his Apprenticeship with Mr.. Burns, he iatters himself
that he will Perpetuate the character heretofore sustained
by that Establishment.
My GRIsr MILL in good order all Corn brough to
it will be strictly and promptly attended TO by
RALPH M. ANDREWS.
Raleigh, October l, 1851. ss7-w6m.
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To all whom it may Concern.

BALTIMORE, January "a, 1851.
HEREBY give notice, that no person has right to
4 sell Bucks Patent Cooking Stove" the State of
North Carolina, except my authorized agent, the
same unless purchased of me my agent, being the
sole proprietor of the right for said State by
sgnment and power of Attorney from Darius Buck pa
tentec as is recorded in u S. Patent Office in Lber
VI, page III And further, that will prosecute all
persons infringing said patent.
BURR PECK.
N. B. JOSEPH WoLTERING, of Raleigh, N. c.. is
my only authorized agent. B.P.
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NOTICE..

Nh AVING seen the above notice published in the
Il Raleigh Standard, under date the Sth of February
1851, to avoid Misrepresentation, we hereby notify the
public that have full authority TO sell Buck Patent
Improved Cooking Stove to any person whatever. any
where. agent in Raleigh, Mr.. WIN. ] LoUGEE,is
fully authorized TO sell for US the above Stoves.
BOOTH s. SOMMERS,
Petersburg Va.
Sept. p, 1851. 04-3t.
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NOTICE..

MY WIFE, SALLY GoocH, having left my bed and
lXl board without my consent this is TO forewarn all
persons from trusting her my account am deter
mined pay debts of her contracting Neither will
pay any thing which may be brought against me on
account of her conduct.
DANIEL GOOCH.
Raleigh, Sept 81, 1851. ss7-3twpd.
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Comprehensive Tables

comprehensive Tables
NOR the calculations of Earth Work, connected
IL with Railways, Canals, Docks Harbors, Sc, CIV
ing the quantities for each Base and ope at view,
with Practical Treatise Earth Work in general.
By Edward e. Hughes, Civil Engineer. For sale by
II. D. TURNER. s
RRleigh, Sept. 27, 1851. o.
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The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only, is
advertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawing endorsed by the
commissioners appointed or this Purpose) by the Gov
ernor of Maryland are in all to Cores
pondents.
Letters always strongly and carefully scaled.
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
more than six chances against their drawing in Pack
age any of the Capital Prizes, and Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes Tvto-thirds of the
Prizes sold in Packages of Tickets
Please order few days BEFORE the Lotteries ORA W.
All Orders punctualy answered by the return mails
Persons distance from Baltimore who wish For
Bucked their Backs, will find that 1t is only
necessary enclose the price Gas laid down in the above
scheGule) for Package Of Single Tickets to the Truly
Fortunate Far AIMED and Old Established House Of
PYFER & CO.
No. LIGHT ST., Baltimore, Md.
Or, Box SPA, Baltimore Post Office.
October l, 1851. ID
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NEGRO RUNAWAY.

NEGRO RUNAWAY.
o. Runaway from the Subscriber the 9Th ul-
* timo, negro man named JOSHUA, about feet
NJ or inches high, rather bright, and about 80
years of age He do tolerabe work a shoemaker,
and carried off shoemaker's tools with him.
1t is supposed that he will endeavor to make his way
free State, he has before attempted to do.
reward of 25 will be given for his delivery to the
Subscriber, for his confinement in any Jail within
the State SO that can get him.
w. T. BROOKS.
Wake Forest College, Oct. l. ss7-3tw.
Register and Spirit of the Age copy three times, and
forward accounts this office.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Fate-a Tale of Stirring Times, by G. P. R.
James. ..s. --sasz 4sz
The Stone Mason of Saint Pont-a Village Tale by
Lamartine. Received this day by
H. D. TURNER
Raleigh, Sept ~, 1851. 81
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MARBLE WORK & IRON RAILINGS,

MARBLE WORK & IRON RAILINGS.
T0HM STIR UnHBRS &c SOM,
No. $50 Market-Street, Philadelphia,
Furnish oil kinds Of Marble Work,
MANTELS, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, &C,
At the reasonable rates. and work warranted equal
to any house in the Union.
nI0TSB Sc GALLAGHER,
Corner of Broad & Coates Streets,
PHIL A E L PHIA,
MANUFACTURE
ALL KINDS OF IRON Ratings,
For Enclosures, HdIcOEfes, V1rardGhs, and any
F.9.N'CI' IRON" WORN,
On the most reasonable Orders attended to win,
dispatch.
September 27 1851. 94-6m
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PAINTING, GLAZING, &C.
TTNHE Subscriber takes occasion to remind the citizens
of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that he is
still engaged in
N = ~ IN = ~ a

all Its various banches and he only asks trla 10 be
approved ant give satisfaction to those who may
ploy him.
The Subscriber is now using the oxide of zinc, in
inside Painting which leaves beautiful gloss. Speci-
mems can be at Mr.. Lougee's Tin Shop.
+ Thankful for past encouragement the Subscriber res
pectfuy solics continuance of the with the
that pains labor will he spared give
isfaction. WILLIAM E. OVERLY
NIB. My shop is Wilmington Street, in DIR.
Cookies building. Orders may be left there at Viii
liams Haywood & Co. w. E. o.
Raleigh, August A, 1851. 7S-3mi.
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JOB Printing
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. Office
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NOTICE.
TTNHE Co-partnership of Barrett Newson and Holden
dissolved the 2Sth of last December. This
is therefore to request all persons having claims against
the Company to present them without delay wish
the business closed.
BARRETT, NEwsoM & HOLDEN
Milton N e., Oct. |, 1851. 95-3t
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FOR NEW YORK.
EzasZkzsA THE New and Elegant Double Engine
side wheel Steamship

Is " TW Is a.
1900 tons burthen, LEWIS PARR1sH, Commando.
Will leave City Point on TUESDAY EVENING. Esd
inst, at o'clock, for New York. and will continue tn
leave
Every Tuesday, at the same Hour.
Returning the Roanoke will leave New York
Every Saturday Evening at 4 O'Clock.
Making the trip in about thirty hours
"a PASSAGE and Fare, to from New York, $40.
% For Freight or Passage, apply to
SAMUEL G. BAPTIST,
Petersburg, Va.
Petersburg, Sept, 1851. ss7-5tw.
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Destructive Experimentation Of Property Des
troYed-koss Of Life, DC.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN MARYLAND. The
election for members of Congress, in the State of
Maryla takes place Wednesday the first of
October.
The following the candidates in the respective
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E. L. HARDING & CO.,

Sept. 27, 1851.
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EAeciion Of a NeU York Episcopal Bishap.
New YoRK, Sept. &c. The Protestant Episcopal
convention elected Rev. DR.. Creighton bishop the
9th ballot. OF the clerical vote, 81 were necessary
to choice. and Creighton received los. Of the lay
vote, IS were necessary, and Creighton received 81
Wainwright, II scattering, 2. Creighton was then
declared unanimously chosen.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-01

SWIM II. Hamilton,
*Edward Hammond,
VIM. Pinkney Whyte,
Hiram Mccullough,
James A. Stewart,
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PNEUMATIC CURE.-These Pow

ders are one Of the most valuable prepa known
Co. RSsnmaisn; their operation and action appear TO %
snscsc N moi infallble They are also highly recon-,
rse5 for Paralysis and those who have friends an ctd
with this complaint may cal on tae Prepa.I o. b have
beep kpg IL for Paralysis the past month and are no" TO
covering from their lameness 60. - TIA ho,sa
NJ Tow Sc Vandam-st has been conhred 70 me mouse
the pnst sixteen years Of Paralysis, or Hemp "n
deprived her Of the use OF her zen enrs sue 0 40
d moi st az the table and take her meals win me am
fv in consequence Of The food falling from Der noa.a
Sb now STA AT the table with the family, aud part3Aes
re- sas with Measure, and moreover, chews her O0d
on the len side In preference to the night side wnicR she
has not done before in The past sixteen years N sc 'e
muscles OF the tongue ana OF me NOUN ~ &c ~ 49,,
tIeir natural motions and hkew1e the muscles o. ner arm
and leg perform their functions SO a se sA1Ss 90 be
Illness until within the past month ,,A 49,. .or, 81,
The friends Of persons who are aeieo WIN e ~ ~ -
disease mentioned In this advertisement may Se On tls
Low ard iud ge themselves OF the wonderful cuas
properties OF these Powders Mn Low commeneeo LAX
FlS Garpsev leo Delaney is almost cured
of PARALYSIS By these Powders, AFTER having maze ' VI
Ris@et McGin Attorneys was cured by these Pow
der, amer having heen afflicted eight years WIN kneu.
ratism u the head and during this time she was ooiged
- bevs her head shorn and flannel caps she has
now fine head of hair and enjoys me besto neas
William Clark iss Delancy-st was severely AFFLICTED
several wears with Rheumatic lameness the !eSs ana
was efeciuslly cured By these Powders ., n
John Johnson, ts Mulbery-st was cured y s ssh Nv
ders OF Rheumatic lamenesS Of the sAOulSei' "0' '
oeTeo III Ss corner Of Third avenue and Thirty
seventh a. was cured By these Powders OF Rheumatic
ismeness in he legs which confined him many months to
the house , 81, o-a II
Mrs Rowland, 2ie Walker ST. was cured OF severe IN
aammatorv Rheumatism by these Powders, alter many
olher medicines had proved Intellectual u,
Mrs Sheppard, 81 BeekIan-st was severely auilctco
several years with Rheumatism In Tie legs and was cured
by these Powders. ,,,, a..
In yerv severe cases Of Rheumatism Linimenl IS
also used, outward application ana sol" WIN 'Ao
Powders -, - -
The annexed list Of personsssre likewise gwen as re-
ferences of the curative qualities Of these Powders ROOT
Dean I59 Monroest Col HusharG, 80 Hester ST. Mrs.
MveTs gj Essex. st.; Adelia Grant, ID Chestnut 81
Sold by Sylvester 2O7 Wakerst o.; DIR. X. +. HObaru.
M John.st William Florence. corner OF Third avenue
snd Thirtyourth ST John Van Dyk, 81 Graad-st VII
iamsbunsh H. d. Wynans, III. d., cor oil Columbia anu
Rivingto1 SITS.
PrepaYed and sold wholesale and retail, by
i'll lawSwSst. CHARLES FOA, Alt Diviaon-sI MI
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MEDICINES.
TOHN Fl. SMITHS RENOYATINt'
u ~,e--.rrur arm uOpsERENOyATIN9 POI

- OINTMENT AID HORSE-RENoFAFlNS TO- o..
DFRS-The suthor OF our existence has cznse1 -
srontapeousiv throughout the word slcn Neec.s..,
nTrcpertes as will ~ cure when properly aPP.iSu
IN eurnble diseases The propfs tor Of these Wuy FaA
She Meiicnes might f volume win cofuic a'e' =.
suonins in favor OF his article. bat considering suc3
puis " holly useless, Stree they are 30 reHis
and made Otto such an extent 10 pain on some =
80 I'm he public snail therefore Stale AL once liie
sous diseases tst can De specify cured ~ tese t,
ushi- Horse Renovafng Powders VIZ SandcIs' t5le 20
BoupS Horse Disiemper, &c. Il will Aso cary on ~
ross huuors and purify The blood Il Il sale ana
Sre for the Heaves II will also cleanse ms stoinf.
M nom Botis. Worms. &c. and agaln restore ule
Sscrnac AZ d Bowels 10 healthy action smtns hshose
~ oiniet Is an invaluable remedy for horses IA ie GUY
Sinds SpTsiBs Bruises, Riugbones. Pol-Evn Wloa 1a
spavis SweeDy. Fstua Strains Lameness ~ "a
", CrEcks Scratches, &c The above articles are 70 pe
- IN mot Of The Clues and principle villages throus hoe
Te oited States and the Canadas For sale Ihoiesae
and retail at JOHN II. SMITHS Depot - Ea ion-sS
81 oor New York and by Dealers generally ihroa Bnou
H. civ Price q per Box for the Oinment5o cents
Tor The Horse Renovstng Powders. JH u .
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HOMESTEAD ART-UNION.-ART
II and COMFORT combned.-The attention Of the pub
lie s respectfully directed proposition for the disbu
ton OF WORKS OF ART, embracing entire new fes-
from any heretofore adopted In addition to the
tsiny Of procuring elegant and highly valuable En-
craving, which has heretofore sold 81 So 81 so
than the price Of subscription chance also eserved for
subscribers 10 obtain
HOUSE AND LOT,
situated In Nuamsburgh, Second-st next door TO the
Of South Tenth-st IN w cOner within Two min
ues walk Of Pecksp Ferry, built during the present year.
and cost nearly 5000 together with 80 elegant and costly
OIL Paintings and Engravngs richly framed In ornamental
snd plain gilt frames which exhibition at
HOOPER BROTHERS. Looking Glass Store, l06 Full
tOn-st The distribution will be made IN accordance with
the plan OF other Art Unions
For particulars, the catalogues
Catalogues, description OF Prizes together with cor
rect draw ing OF the house and plan Of arrangement DO
obtained the aforementioned store where subscriptions
will be received. The subscribers, far possible 70
control tie drawing In any way they designate
Some person. for the small Of 50, iii receive val
liable and comfortable home, free from all Membranes
and others elegant and hghprced Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, while all subscribers viii obtain Engraving
far superior Ia execution and elegance any picture dis
Tibuted in this Manner AL persons DESTROYS encour-
age the enterprise particularly requested procure
catalogue containing the particulars and the number OF
tickets is limited, an early subscription Ia admirable.
JAMES THOMPSON, IO6 Fulton-st
HOOPER 4 BROTHER viii guarantee the delivery Of
be House, On Paintings and Engravngs.
N B. Subscribers will confer a favor by calling and
paying their subscriptions tbs list is rapidly increasing
and the limited number will soon be- obained- IA 4teods
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THE TREE Is KNOWN BY IIS
FRlIITs; AND MEDICINE is KNOWN BY IFS
EFFECTS.
Who can decide Justly Of the value worthessness
Of remedy those who have made trial Of themselves,
and feel he results In their personsl
Physicians know this perfectly and hence their sudous
patients may not understand what those agents BY which
they are either cured or killed.
This public sentiment which speaks by the authority Of
experience, has declared with great unanimity. that
DIR. S. I. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA,
is THE PEOPLES MEDICINE.
wonderfully adapted to the constitution that itmay
be used for all diseases.
WHERE THERE IS DEBILITY,
1T STRENGTHENS.
WHERE THERE is CORRUPTION,
1T PURIFIEs.
WHERE THERE Is FOULNESS
1T CLEASsEs.
This celebrated medicine which of such important
vice to humanity prepared at the new Mandatory
cor Front and WashD gon Brooklyn under the direct
supervision of the well known CHEMIST and PHYSICIAN
RJAMEs r. Chiffon, OF NETWORK CITY,
Whose certificate sgAsturs will So found ON ne
outside wrapper Of each bottle OF the
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
DR.. TOwNsEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
80 Nasse1-st. N z.
Sold in Brooklyn by
MRS. HAYES, us Fulton-sL
And the Office OF the Factory, Front and Washing
ton sts Brooklyn HstS&W"
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DEAFNESS CURED.-Dr. LUrENER's

~ EAh lNFlkmAR1, 25S Broadway and "A Warren-st
open daily from until for the exclusive treatment Of Ear
diseases-deaness, discharges from tho external Ear and
e various distressing noises Ia head
nsk or pain Consultation fee by letter or otherwise 81
CAuTIoE!-The Deaf are cautioned against applying TO
nose sestyled Auriss They, with their snowy signs
ne me many advertised qusck oils traps set By uu
1e no merely confined 70 this city alone bat are spnnng
up Ike mushrooms IN other cities
DR. LUTENERs unprecedented success Il the cause OF
nose fungishke Aursts. Dr. Luteuer has connection
any othes person. and s The only Recognized Aurs 10
me United States dA Ina
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SALE-BRooKLYr CRY

DRIVATE SALE-BRooKLY City
Two tbreesory Brick Stores and dwellings above me
frat story on COurst betW Legr aud Doug ass S.
FOR Price. terms &C. apply 70 A. J. BLEECkEk Aue-
oueer, : Broad-st- Iit -
NOR SALE-A ThTee-StOry Bnck
~ HOUSE and LOT, pleasantly situated. Degraw g.
souh Brooklyn near Court 81 where the Fuon Ferry an
Greenwood stages pass; finished with msrh!e maltes
aiding doors range &C. well calculated for genteel ami
": will be sold low on easy terms Apply 10 h hs;SD'
Degrav-st JW'
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HATS.
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING AND TAILORlNG.-
tcONWAY l4s Fulton. st. has 0000 Oyercosis, Dresx
Frock sack and oil other kinds OF Goats, Vess and Pa
falcons from the very finest 10 The lowest priced Sas
Drawers SILK Handkerchief, Opera Ties, Money bee,
Hcsiery Gloves Umbrellas, &c. To measure, me hneA
FRENCH English and American Cloths; Deyoastire het.
seys Beavers Pilots Cassmeres and Nesungs embracing
ever hing fashionable and durable. hrstrate n1 a..
ways guaranteed. single trial Will convince Az tw"av
nanSar 49, 81 CONWAI'S
SI7 s,r,eodrnThSS* ltS Fulton-sL near Broadway
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PEAD. THE FOLLOWING TRUE

- L
Il sSTATEMENT; TARRYTowS Dec. 9, 1850.
Mr.. HARRISON-SIR, write you these few lines to
inform you of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA Eight years ago |
taken with the pleusy in my le side, and liberated
my lungs; therefore L obliged give up work and
seek for relief tried everything that heard Of but all
no purpose. Ny health continued to decline, till finally
began raise blood and large quantities Of In this
state continued for time, until last fall November
ls49 wheA took to bleeding from the lungs bled abou
quarts in twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
ofrecoyery, until heard ofyour Nsptha Still thought ii
like all the rest Of the patent medicines Ia humbag)
But resolved to try bottle last resort and, thanks
God did so, for with his blessing believe viii make
well man OF yet had not taken bottle before be-
gan get better and In few weeks about the house.
and from that time to the present have not raised any
blood-belore that had bad spell every few months
could not do without any account and would
mend all who suffer from lung complaint try once
do believe that II anything viii effect cure, this
Nspths will Yours, with respect, G.. D REVERE
PSI would have written to you before, had not re-
Gently contracted cold which your NAPTHA has
entirely removed. can attend to business and ex.
pose myself TO all weaihers. c. DR.
NJ A. F. Harrison, l54 Greenwichst.; also sold by G. NJ
Guon ~ Bowery. il lmTuTh&ss
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FARM FOR SALE, Be-

" ALOADI<E Il ANU fOAe OAhE@f ~
longing 10 the estate Of the late Jacob Dnryee situated
about mile west of the village Of Newown, L. on the
Trains Meadow Road between Astoria and Newtown, and
four miles nom Nihamsburgh. The said Farm contains
about 50 acres the Of which Is good ulsbe land
variety Of Fruit Trees and good substantial and large
Dwelling House and out buildings VI me ~ acres ~ hes
In parcel and contains young bearing Apple Orchard
Of selected fruit and excellent location for dwelling
house Ii sold by Thursday, the 18th Jan. 1851 II viii
then be offered suction ~ Wheeers Pubic House IN
the village OF Newtown al ~ O'Clock For particulars in
ouire on The premises, or n PETER DURYEES.
H3Ws POI Greenwich ST. cor fesey.
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MATCHES. JEWELRY and Sill

INV ATCHES, JEW ELhI anu OILI-
w YER WARE.-Those who wish 70 purchase
WATCHES or JEWELRY, will ind II greatly to their
advantage to call the subscriber who constantly re-
ceving all descriptions Of gold and silver watches, direct
nom the manufacturers In England France and Swizer
land which be Is selling NJ wholesale and retail al the
very lowest prices. 60,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch Chains, Diamond
Rings and Pins Gold and Silver Spectacles Sterling Silver
Spoons Cups, Forks, nc.
Gold Watches a. low 20 to SIS each Watches and
Jewelry exchanged. All Watches warranted to keep
good time or the money returned. Watches Clocks and
Jewery repaired 10 the best manner and warranted al
much less than the usual prices
CFO C ALIEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
nSO SINS Wholesale and Retail. 81 Wall st. up stairs.