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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02

The Western papers say that the Missis-
sippi has raised one foot. When it raises
the other, it will probably begin TO run.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02

GA gentleman travelling in one of the
back towns, observed rcd headed urchin
hoeing corn pear the road side, when the
following dialogue ensued: S.
"My boy, your corn looks rather ye's
Iowa.
eyes, dad vent all the way down to Un.
Gle Mats, to gis yaller corn to plant this
year."
"But s's very small; think you viii
not have more lhap half CROP" ~
"We dom, expect 10 haYe, for we plantsa
ion shares"
Look here-look shere--!ook eyer yoR
Az
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-02

Look here-look shere-!ook eyer yoG
der
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
ELY hG OOp 5.

<pEeo, THE subscribers ATE now Nifr
- opening their stuck OF FE4
1<AsH FALI, GOODS -
to which they Invite the attention Of Planters.
Theae G1ads Were purchased hY the faohaFf
from liuI hands Ia srw York, aud eau be sold al
prices that will give entire aall'laeion' say
coon yards kenfys, tall wool fngl -,
9no0 yards pluIn aud plaid linsays oil woo'
filling.
5000 yarda heavy l.owells,
gl1 pair heayy Negto blankets,
90 pair BED Blankets
10 pair uaubrla ipf Goats, some very Tine ana
worth S2j naIr
m ha,ea shHiiuRs and sheetngs,
d0u pair hsavy Raarlls,
i0a pair heavy kip llrogans,
t.eHi, BaaIs and shoes al all qualities,
Ladies' Mizsrs and ClHdnus shoes,
Slinelts, kentucky Jeans,
IlaHuels, al eu.aia,
Mua fgetds, a large assortment,
NIIAma ether seasonahlo Goods iof Ladies
aud 0HnilemanS weaf
Raesng, Rope aud Twua
Iaak al uul Stock hslufe Non buy.
MoG0LLuM s FELLOWS
,amdaB. sept l. $50, Ia
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

Ornamental fousrAISs - MANY OF
our eitigens have fine dwellings, beaull'
fully embeHshed with tees ilowers.
shruhbery, a.. bu, as YET we have ecu
poomamentel fountains. which wouldadd
60 much, not ouiy 20 appearances. aud
relief to the aeenery, but To the comfort
and health OF the family aud 10 the great
refreshment 81 the shruhlery Ne. ol The
ward. We copy tie following desefip'
ton oI a neat aud cheap ioaatiin, ifom
the "Rnra New Yorker
Place barrel ueat souf veil or ui
some nlace convenient let hilmg aud ut Il
eonsidefablo elevation. l. shonld be out
Of dght-aa hchin1 vail or over an
afbor. or summer.hnuse, hii BE- vines snd
efeepats-hasmg a lead PIPE ifom ihe
bottom leading 10 The plaee dszisnea iot
the iounifin.
The height Of a le, does mt depend
upon the quantity Of walef' hnl upon The
height Of the head or barrel The closer
the iel 10 the surface OF the ground, the
Greater tie height Of water The hse
can be added by sinking the gfoand in'o
hollow around the iouuia.n' Tho
pipe at the fountain mus be contracted
10 one lourth in s.se, 4 tube o! a lew
inches IN length attached, and Tie water
will rise nearly as high a. the head -
The hnfel can be filed by ieee pump,
or IN aag way preferred.
In preparing the basin Tor iaau'an--
6f.t choose a location either IA the gar
den, or IN the lawn, IN from Of yout
house: mark circle the you wish-iahe
oatand form basin ten Or twelve inches
decp. The earth laken ont SHOULD. OF
course. be removed. Ii the oifele is cot
IN INF you vii have a handsome gfnss
ears around tho hasiu. the hauom and
siles may be lined with water ceaeni
at any tIilling expense. In nsing cement
u.ix oaa.thif1 clear coarse sand VIII
H. and put il on with a ifowai, having
iifs. rammg1 the ground had. AeN.
get clean white pebbles TO cover #tbe
inside Of the basla. aui surround Tie
pipe with stouoa, u matter AaW fough
IN the shape Of cone,
About twenty-five gallons Of water a
Jay is sufficient 10 supply such ioun
tam, aud as Il can he stopped any TN,
hy siurly ~ tuning coek. whiri
mus, be placed ia the pire, IT need no
play in eool ef stormy weather. and only
ut such times as may suit the eonten
ienee or state o. the owuet.
In regard 10 the eost-that OF th'
pipe will be the principal expense. Lea
pipe one iueh in diameter. which is lh'
proper size Tor small fountain, eau be par
chased for less than shilling foot -
OF the water has to he conducted 10 fee
the cos, will be bu; s.,
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

SlSGuLAR ExnmTloS-A sugulnt Sc.
MUS, OF great scientific turn, NJ Ne
Cromick, has arrived in this city aud ),
now stopping At the National Hotel
This man although without much edu.
cation has shown great talent in invesli-
eating the secrets OF natural philosophy,
aud although obliged to work at a most
laborious occupation during the day. has
for long time 50 employed his leisure
hours that he has become quite proficient
IN his fayoriie science, which he Illus
raies practically IN some exhibitions OF a
most wonderful nature.
Having obtained pecuniary assistance
from Capt, llendrchson. Of tho steamer
]. M'Kec, Mt MsCiomiok has succeed.
ed in constructing an apparatus adapted
TO his purposes and will shortly give our
citizens on opportunity Of witnessing
some Of his astonishing tenia, Among
other things. he has procured due slab
OF Italian marble, which will be elevated
toward the ceiling Of the exhibition
room, upon which he intends to walk,
fiy.iaslion, with his bend downwarls-
This has never before been successfully
accomplished by man.
Puisjarg Commercial Journal
Mr. McCTomick, subsequently demon.
stra,od his extraordinary power to the
citizens Of PiltsbnFg. an account Of which
IS thus given 10 the journal.
Walking oR Mc Calling Last night
large and respectable audience were
present to witness the experiments OF
Mr. MeCromiek, "ihe Anupolean "--
Though not very auent as n speaker. hc
explained his theories iH a clenr aud sat.
isfactory manner. and bis experiments
we're highly arplauded.
Tho great feat Of walking on a polish.
ed marble slab head downward, was yer.
itably performed, incredible as il may
seem, Mr.. c. taking several steps, and
walking the whole length Of the slab oi
some ten or twelve feet. Aiicr the aou.
clusion OF the peiiormauces. meeting OF
those present was organized by appoint.
ing William NJ. Shnn, Esq, President,
and Col. ]. Heron Foster, Secretary A
series Of resolutions were then adopted,
expressive Of the great satisfaction Of the
audience.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

iaNESsE FLIour or GRAssHorrEBs -
On Sunday lass, az about u O'Clock, s.,
flight Of grasshoppeFs passed over our
city, continuing some threo hours, aud
extending some miles TO the east and
west, which, in poin, Of numbers exceed
ed oil computation. The sky was per-
iecily !ull. aud in rays of the sun, myriads
could be seen, looking like snow. flakes,
moving about in circles, aud apparently
going southward. Some eight years
age, similar phenomenon was observed
IN the city, but this is said to have been
on a much larger scale.
Rcaa'Hg (Pa) Press 1911.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
nR.A a. s1a
NannHa-A..

fruE eopaHHfriH heretofore akisI IIs HI.'.H
tie nauIH 81 & .I.I#z. LIHH 4. e.. iI#s.#H
de- irsa l., maHu J#H#euI. Al H#HzHuH i#IsIfsH
talHe iz5tt#Hz5 Dr. HaIt pf azfuUai are fsIaas'fs
ia make inasHalr payment. ss lie af.a=a. ~
lifm muz, b. ssfIIsll without delay, w ramrsiiH
hapr liat n confederation Of the ssifcms lfuiig
ssizndsa 70 lie oasiamrra af ile house duuu
lIis rHHEzaaanss oi l.Iz fopaHnfnhIn, ihezH Wia
#fa inHaaird "a us aiII attend promptly IN Ills
saII. aaH zsre a= f. unpleasant necessity Of pine
aa uuT aHams iH iIs hanaa pi aH attorney Iof
HaIIfrfHH
Tie remaining stock Of by Goads, cIaihlug.
Hardware and .iuw#fe viii be sold at very o..
lufHd price,. and uu tRtya months credit. W.
hly- #,urrl Hs-limrnt Of Groceries. WhirH
ea sll ..ii IHt isf cash o. rniluh
Ne 500 D. hait r.p1n. De lor al' cotton Har.
a... maH. lY rHh-foi iha undrisirasd JOG bH-
.smi o tu.au.. liule 4 Co. ls hrrrlHfra
COLLINS, LITTLE 4 60.
IuH.l. lru. o., i-ll Iiu
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
rtfr SUMMER WEBS.

rbe summer webs that float aud shinpi
The summer dess that tall,
TAeush light ties be- thu heart Of m'aa
l. lighter illl than all,
lttells ne eycfy cloud past
Which lately seemed Ia l1uri
That llone halhrtd young Joy al last
And new 5 their nuplial hour
wah lght thus round, within, ahaYe,
With nouahi to wake a sigh,
Exoep, the wish, TINT all we love
Nern al this mamrnt nigh, -
Ii seems aH Il liie's brilliant sun
Had elunprd in full career,
10 mike lhis hour is brightest one
And nest in radiance here.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

m consignment, and nov Offering Tor sae low
" Tor eash' superior loi Of GROCER rs,
consisting 10 pHtl Of the lo'Iowug'
H. bhls Prime Sugar
So bLG fresh Ohio aud st. Louis Flour,
500 Sacks Salt ,bloached,l
100 bbls Ross extra aud ilonongahela Whskey.
3 Pines and bbs. Cognac and n York Brandy.
Bacon, Moasses, Powder, &c, &c.
~ Z. REED.
Fulton AtSi June ls, 1851, l2j
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
NNEHRGE

NOTICE Is hereby zsru u MI gffsoua IL,
u the aaalh haII 81 saHl.nd a 'n iHsushiR lh,
iu8IH ai faHsr = wei 81 fHa HoH fuaEIs.
insIIdau. &as saIHsad 3 din iafgg 0I At
t4azas iu las ,saf isaz a. rzzI a' - gsHis.
iga asei.uHH oi laHd -f=Hssa .#H.4t +! f.aEz H}
4di a CH4arrrH "a i.I# ai aHffH i=2,9 iHHi
cid se,rtlHa1 W#s aHssas. al saHIInHa @I
die 18Th January lss1. aud sIa' I a.i5fg#z#..
purchased lle Sam Land Gan TIC stale of Af.
Kansas % sad iaE Iai aaa aif firt and caaz|4.
craIau, laHs s.nes auiifHIF paid.
And iHH fuglhzNrrl aHa5iaf oi tlHsl fi#n,
and Tho raHI balls 81 Die #zal. #as. aHlsr ai fs
.aIlz. iasz uea a.geaH-sd Ia Hg H#.a as Itna
s.l#tiaJ aaa iaoaI=a tY Aiaa illaHau uaa
lsHIH oaIH 81. iIarea RlHazl.. slHH l"esIIau
Naa not maaa uali the ailh day al lmuaff
lsal. | take tbs mslhal of MaklHH bUuWa il
90 persons dnFaHel 10 b.d Zoe said 80 aef#4 u
laHd, that g'ain 20 hafe unqr-H na.lo Niie 'i
iie fauc 4ul saall apreal 60 iAr cauiis laf ffa'
lyriieu, n rss. -sil sale proceed aal aNy prrl.
puiehsfgs iail Ianda
GRANDSON D. ROY sfnN.
i'} Pike S Cumm.ns, aud Wa,.,., s tl.-a
DO attorneys,
Aug ,, ls5l .li
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
Do I.lamlcr. an d YIerchanl,

fkNUE undersigned has on baud sHd l.r -s'a .
Z C..uslurs, nos'.rr o.. sh, d.. lHs .H..
1l luo r0goa DsUaburs F.U HNHIH 20
laf of luns.mltr ui.rrt NrHH sIHH H
30 to 80 Cotton Gins, uarlu'el f1 '-.aHu HaI
rs,u,g Bas d'Arc Wagons, bJ'b af ilaral aHH
Oxen. g.ih wooden aud ,fua alst, rlaw o' aHy
psi,rn required. A,o. a bragy stock a. ug
Goods Hud Gforerrs. superior all brsl .oi
ti Ready Made CloIhiag, both for summer. nu
aul winter wraf Flantru aud ArrfHauis dr-
particularly rque.tsd 10 call sud lay iu o. supp,
of lhr above hdir'rs, as will sell them ss cheap
ss if-y c'n b. bought u Nrg uH,au-, and on
time 60 sui ihr,r growing crops. ofdar wiI D,
puhaiuaIly filled Tor aay Of The above enumerated
ufl.clrA
J. u. GILMER
I'm p-Goods, Groceries or Cash paid Tor
rs- H's 90 PslHfs, good article always
Iaqu|fgG.
June &C.. 1850 J. u. 6
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
New Goods.
Great bargains for Cash.

| \ adduicb 10 cur present siorb, we are -.
/ receiving a general unodmrul OF new ss,i..
ald seus0neblr GuUds, Our stock consists ~
Of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Cap,
Bounela, Boots aud Shoes, Clothing, Hardware.
Gallery CfockeyWnre, 1'nwlrc, saddles. Ball,s,
Wooiwafe, Flour Sugar, Coffee. Moluascs,
Liquors. sohp, Candies, Starch, Spices, Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, aud many other articles.
We will make ii Che Interest Of purchasers to give
rs their custom, who wish to bay cheap Tor cash
CAL aud icy
p'ARMOND s. slLLiUAN.
West OF the Hotels.
Washington, April 0, 1851. flIif
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
MIN CREEK
.7e0deniy for both SeGes
REV ALLEN NJ. SCOTT, PalSorAl

KEW Al4IEN NJ, SUI l, PRINCIPAL
II VIE Trustees Of lhis Sehual have The pleasure
OF saying that ilismag very pfasprregs eon'
diliuu. Tie dfst ssssan closed On lhc 3d inst,
with public examination, which was attended
bs seyefal hundred PERSONS. From the regslet
" perceive that the number Of siudenla was
dfy,iouE
The strond arssion will open on Monday a'lh
Of July, ISL In addition 10 eur foftnrf building,
We have erected another roam adjoining, large
enough 10 accommodate fifty students. This Is
lur lemalrs exclusively. A male assistant Is em.
pIoved, aud, besides the aid rendered by the
Principals daughters, we ale endeayoring to pro.
enfa a music teacher. The charges for session
Of twenty-five weeks ATE as follows
RATES OF TUITION
/. Spelling, Reading, Writing aud Atilhmetiei $40
AIyaaerd Arithmetic, Ensllsh Grammar,
6poaraphy, History aud Composition, IL 90
!. Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
at lneic, 10 Ou
f l,tin or French, Is on
I No eslm aharass for contingent expenses.
s,adaals viii be charged nom then entrance TO
the tusr oi The arssan M deduction will be
mzdr .aI shsraer, except in easus ui plolfact,d
- snrss students lfam distance will be rG.
nHrI.d Ia furnish evidence oi good moral char.
aaItr lHd, ID oaasruieati pay enn h4ll the tuition
fHH Too HH#Kauur.
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
=rl-ah,~5 Hotel.

tLIhSa ARKANSAS.
~ nai like pieazafr ia annouae.
I### il#Ha. md the public ssntaIIy
i..#= b. HIHmfea. 1t Tie Upper Tavern ia
tf#a - HsaHmmeIaie ii who may laKuf han
a. IH# H=#THHaHHs
Il .iaE##H,.I f. supplied with tile hfsi lie
mHiH#l I'll. DE lar W4fi tie abH.eri I.1uaHz.
a.# Hz rl#H#s 81 D. nHa,isHI with Hfalg ST
Hff#Hli sHH aiieHHHl Is uarIuI nslHa.
sHsar rII#as ou I.Hs Iafl s.I. be spared Ia raaasf
euH##.HH #.. uIa uaE l. ais=#sd Ia zRo INN
g. 7 NELSON.
#=af .I#T
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
o. - ~ = l. T.

y u X : " -
CENTRE rplSr rEACE. lbe residence ol
\ ihr uudss gusd, siluaIrd "a Eir iuasi pleasant,
cIiehls aud healthy position 10 SEWER county, is
now ollrfrd for sals on literal lFflus The ifafi
coHi#ia, ahaul Cfa 4cua ut 'xesl.sal illah.r land
nlaal aau aries at Wbah b uuitr leneri veil
N4IaIaI aai .u a l.. % ilaieol eallgatan Sewn
puha roa.= I'D, - lfam Che pau', Wh1l' rem
t,H il cue af mH#i d,s.faA'r HIaers iaf tuh'le
lluasa aud Melaaalls E,..lIshmtat ia south
Afkap,ls. lhrfe are uaR at die pint tAu
Slefaz aud a rasl ulla=. sal iao eaanI'y adj
ilgsnl T. The moal itasIY populated portion Of tie
rnuHlY Ihe improvements afs a lrzH Dwelling
,isa#e, ssssfH 'I#atai iIau..H taH siefe liaasss,
d IN -. Nj. aud tHHshua aiaHl.I4s,
with 30 the fuIHie eHl.ha #|aEs, aa3 n god
rFzIf Il aus aHr ds#IoaHs y pa.at a.lns aHH
81 iHa mos ed. a|a lasHfs. HHai "a ssulu A.
iHlz4H. m he u|Hst ul a rfusl lsiaua community,
tHHs opportunity ituua alllsa
In plalastf. il Ac dHsIfcs il, eau have Gu la|i
toms llls go. .Hs erop aai lie sla1s.
- lefHs aua faIiIHf H=i.eaI4Ia, ss. aiic al iHa
uadHlH .H#a GO s..s iI.ai.#sf #... -
caa,fe faai. Iaaa - ISL I2z#f
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
Cotton Gins.

llE undersigned has on hand lot Of supe.
ID nor Gin stands of various sizes aud patterns,
made Of the best material and on the most ap
proved plan, which he will fully guarantee, and
sell on more accommodating terms than they have
eyer hnreloi0re been offered.
b. l.. BRlTTlN'
Washington June 10, 1850. "a II
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
Fresh Drugs and Medicines

Eresh Drugs and Medicines
OR. Il, I. WILLIAMS having ussaelated "a
~ with him in the Dug aad Ba9k HasiarssS II
Mf, {, X, Nurna, they age nov IN receipt ~
Of genuile
FRESH DRUGS IND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS. CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERIES, DYE
SThFFS, Een 80.
Also
4 variety Of Patent Medicines, VIA
An Of IaYues Family Medicines, Nerve aud
Hone lIuimrut, Nrksan Mustang lmamsnl,
Mailau's Eiis rills aud fhuuX bhes. speaeefs
Pills, \ Z Townssuds sat-afaula, ESluri oil
Safsapar.lla aud Burdoek, Eklfaui Of LiysfwaH
aud Iloatheuud. Dr. slnrm'a Cough taady
Turlmgton's nalsam, Dr. Ghflstios Gulfahle
nelia, nIaeulcls, Necklaces aud Magnetic Fluid
'rrusses, right aud lrhi together with every ather
article usnay lound In a Drug Slolc.
l'hey have also received a very general ufsati'
meal OF
hooks. STATIONERY, &ea
Suitable for Academies aud Sshools. smhfaeIag
Tie mot popular works used IA ihc English aaa
Classical studies, as veil aH a variety ai msafl'
laueaas and other wofHs, suitable laf lbHziff
mud presents. a laN dezan Na#auiu emlgm=n.
Nasler Masou aad Rosai Afsh Diplomas, ssap
naaks, ussadrd s.lrsi scurfsi aazaf'meai "a.
Blsab BaakH CoHf Baebs, N.alss, fgaHIIs, (aI.ls,
with variety OF Rreofa, foasaap, Latter aad
Note Paper, together with maay other aIlalra
toe tedious 10 mention Al oi which they sill
ssll low laf cash or on time to prompt eaaltuafs
July lG, ls5i, lszn
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
HomMlu Ennd CL0ilns.

pN recent Net Of Congress, Bounty Linds
ID nH 7unfrh TO oflicrrs aud volunteers IN The
mIi.r, -.,.es OF lur United States in the war
ol lrla aI boy Of the Indian wars since 1880:
alsu 'u Commissioned officers In the war with
NrNrn IN cusr Of the decease of the officer or
@.dIar 'h. land eau be obtained by the widow or
minor eHHIsra
IHa undersigned, acting ns general Land Agent,
WH attend promptly TO procuring Bounty Land
Il '#iud; having general knowledge Of tho lands
iu lbe Rcd River Land District he will br able 10
wlke choice selections All letters OF enquiry,
pa..pua Wj'I be- promptly answered, and nslruo.
iiHus gwen, I desired
DANIEL T.. WILLIAMS,
LaHd Agent
Ntbnaion, Aras, Nov. -. 1850. I4IAr
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
pLANTATIoN Ena .tL.E.

I WILL $50 upan fri,ouahia lenn. my NHH's.
| tgu, eop'4mu. ilu a-rrs ol iiad 2ilui N.. I
o. newly rrnad. and ia good fI-le OF gH.H
ystiHt, iog, ihcl gih tlr gr1atuE ,rap aui ..ae.
Belonging TO iir samr, o. ilr lauI separate. ..
may suit iha uauts ol Tie psr Aaser Auy oar
wi-H.us 10 par-has~ die same b frsp ctuy fr-
glr,lri 10 rumc and Gee ,he growing oirp lul
condition o' ihc place.
+ r BOOKER
Columbus, jane q. is5i. i-5s'
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
GnEsusI5sE

L. BoURsE, DENTAL sURaEoR.
| ANlAe permanently loeaisd in eamdea ior
IL the nfarlina Of nas4sfaf. will zHrud rau
OF he iimH ia Washington lot the same p1pass
lie hlilsh himself thai hr eau caaEirCt Ia.s
thai nfs n usHH oi dental eHafaiIual ihsf h. s
capable sud gHa .hai la srf,s IIrm faithfully end
la ilr'f zzlaiafliau. lir ran b. consulted n. aI
haals, eaa#Pl eIau ffai, -s.Haai'y sugaEaa. D.,
gsIl.uF H iishs lrIal
AuF. /. iHaau
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
aaim IlanulnctOry.
GssAessgD
lHI.GTnI- ARIKANeAR-

W" "3EE7'E3 wv NINNNIfUNW8
rlNllE undersigned la- commenced the Maui.
L lacturr Of Furniture, opposite the eouH.house.
where hu Is pr,paftd 90 'ufuish. at The shures
notice. any articles b h. rnr, manufactured ol
the best materials aud IN substantial and WORK
manlike manner lle wIll keep general variety
constantly on hand. to which he invites the at.
tehtion Of purchasers Having determined 10 sell
low, hs terms will invariably be- cash. Repairing
done with nralnrs, and despatch Orders for
Furniture will meet with prompt attention.
JOSIAH 4. COLLINS
Washington, April 3O 1851. t,7if
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
ron " PIEL y.

TYORNEY Ar Lin,
EslDEs ai Washington llsmp,'sad county
Arks, aud Wi.l attend the oYufIs u ih'
couuiir, oi ils.niateaa, Claik, f.k,, SsurI la
iayrilc, tnion aud ouaobda, and sill atirul 20
the collection Of debts ia any part Of tie State
bus'nsss entrusted lo him vii be prompu OF
trulgd io.
june 10. l-lt
Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24
Nd i3Ets0 Al.
IalPEHrY r1R aALE.

T. subscriber ail q. lar s4Is %. Plantation
Hl.ozi Pfa.Hs. uB led nssT-ib.TtY UEsy
SJzHaus. laauiy Mu'es. about lhfea thousand
busHsis Of Cum, stock of Glil'z and iiass end
Plantation ulsr..is lfs uagi al laua cont HIas
lwrIaz tuudEfd afF#s, i2Hl seven hundred 81
So H.HHafr Ia 3 hishH54iH d cultivation. hHIHtaai
a.HH#a ana itgisa. Tbs urzHas. afa mazIIs
RHaH# likely aHI thoroughly actImHf-a
It##4s hss additional hands weud undoubtedly
fulbI# The purchaser to meet tie iasaimeuls aa
HsF#i#i due.
man minute aeooua, L deemed unnscr,ssn,
rrnou gisla- Go purchase Wuu0l fai
Mo- property The plantation b. uu. H
ruaHlHess Joe another crop. lHH.
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Just Received

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by DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auction,er,.

GALE OF SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS AND ENCRA vINcs
~ On wednesday morning December H. II O'Clock we shall
SELL Causis Saloon
frames comprising great variety subjects numerous ys
fine engTayngsall OF which the o,
OF the fine The whole ready -
DYER u MCGUIRE,
lC-dts AneIonaaru
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NOTICES UNpRa the RUIZ,

by Mr. ROBBlSSi A memorial signed by James r
Morton and others, citizens of Pennsylvania New %
ana Delaware, praying Congress make appropriation, a.
the construction of harbor on the side of Re-
island, IN the Delaware river for the accommodated fy
sells navigating said river. " 'ea
BY Mr. HUNTER; The petition OF Johnston Lavrs,
and eighty three others, pfayng for mail-ronta @
fowhaian FONT. In Belmont county, 10 Malaga In Man.,
county Ohio referred TO the Committee the Posi- OIL
and Post Roads o'''ee
by Mr. DIS EY A petition from snndry cizans o,
Cincinnati asking loI the construction OF an add,t,oo
canal around the falls of The Ohio "''
NJ Mr. MURPHY; The petition of the heirs OF Lier,sn
ant Richard Pauelt, revolutionary solder praying TO-
i've years full pay, &c referred the Com ee On Rev
luti- nary Claims. '0
by MIR SEYMOUR, of New York The petition and ~.
pefs Of the heirs OF Lot Hall referred the Committee 90
Revolutionary Claims Y"
BY Mr. HUNTER The petition and papers OF Henri,
Johnston referred 10 the Committee on aid pensina
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responsibility in this wholly on the Department
OF the Interior.
Mr. HARRIS, Of Tennessee, moved the previous mes
ton and under its operation The said resolution Vas -
ierred 10 the Committee of the Whole The state OF b
Union by yeas and nays-yeas 90, nays 6s
Mr.. WALSH moved 10 go into Committee of ,bs
Whole on the state of the Union for the consideration nj
III us resolution but no quorum voting,
On motion, The House adjourned,
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By A. GREEN, Auctione.,

AuCtIOmeer.
III HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN, AND HOTEL FURNITURE Ar
III AuCTION.On "Wednesday, the l7h instant shall sell ,s
entire furniture Of the Empire Formerly Kng) Hotel on PennI
vania avenue ~ street. commencing 10 O'clock m ".
enumeIate in part
Mahogany plush covered sofa and chairs
DO bureaus, panofore, and tables
Excellent feather beds, bedding, and bedseads
Do Brussels and ingram carpets, ocloh
China, glass, and croekery ware
Casters, window curtains wardrobes, and lamps
Large gilt frame and other mirrors
Cooking, radiator, and other
Bar and every description
With large lot Of kitchen requisites.
Also, handsome poney, four old
hunting or baggage
And beautiful Sleigh with large lot other articles
which we deem to enumerate. -
Terms $50 n Grad,
OF and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest
A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
Dec l6-dts
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IRON the supply opened today
Il 100 pairs Of those fine Gr
hotels and boarding houses
Is pieces table diapers and widths and pces
very cheap -
i2s pieces and dozens towels and towenssa
ersl assortment both style prices
10 dozen table napkins, various sizes an
so pieces printed cloths handsome patterns
100 priced Lyonesc English erinoes
200 pieces white hannes from common e super fine
- cartons white Grape shawis
40 pieces very handsome plaid silks, styles
400 Bay State" and Waterloo long wool shnyIs
fancy colos nd mourning
100 pieces black apaca menoes and
galns-wiih all kinds of mourning goods
dozen handsome cloth piano, and TALES
We are now making daily additions stock viii be
found q . complete - " 80
All sales establishment approved papsr
al short dates. uniformity prices and ali
uces sold are warranted to prove represented.
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing
PERRY pRoTUrp
Dec il-l0uf Opposite The Centre Na,l,,