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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12

r OFEER G,ss,s Traes NJ Land lying the South
Eork If nockish River in Nelson County adonng the
lands If a,aes Woods. Esq, Mr. Samuel Woods and 9th
sIs eon,,iniug by oidsurvey between
FryE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which is eucksh low grounds
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high land OF
GOOD ouaiiy-indeed is very superior. The low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land There is On the 'rac
an ample supply Of timber and or two very desirable
rock quarries. -
The improvements consist Of Nsi. propelled by Rock
fish river bull, in modern style. with casr'n machinery
and wn pair 0Sinaesihe basement story ol stone; g"nd
Saw M uood framed Barn. Corn Houses, Stables Iohac
CO Houses Negro Houses with brick chlmneys, a su'a
DWELLING HOUSE,
Ice Honse and other necessary houses and an Apple
Orchard ofexcellent winter fruit.
Rock6sh Valley is situated at the Eastern base OF me
Blue Ripe Mountain, is high and nmanc country alike
remarkable for its beauty healthulness and fertility: and
The tract now offered for sale has long been regarded among
the most desirable in that section OF country IL is distant
from Howardsyle on James River and the Canal, ahnui
eghteen miles from the contemplated Depot on the Rail
rosdnow in nogress from charlottesville the Blue
Ridge, To Siaunon only eight or ten miles; twenty miles
from the University of Virginia and about fifteen from
Staunon The terms will be made to Accommodate the
purchaser and god bargain may be had by early appca-
ton to James NJ Harris, Esq., who resides onlhe land tie
NAV also be addressed by letter. directed to Greenfield
Nelson Co.. ia. ~ ,,n,e
Novemher % lSi9-tf.
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q. THOMAS ALBERTsoN,
ATTORNEY All LAW,

WAYNESRoRo', w.,
nRACTICESintheCourtso fAugusta, Abe marie and
4 Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col.
George Baylor where he may be found at all times unless
when absent on professional business.
Nov. 90, lS4s,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12
MI0EIlA y l8GlglsI@ 7ES@No
Attorneys ut Law,

SIdU-VI FINUI4I-h'
yu,HOS. J. NICHE s. H. H. ROBERTSON hav-
inc associated themselves together in the practice of
the Law in all the Courts held in Augusta. will give prompt
and dgent attention to all business entrusted to them
One of them will always be found in the office of the SEN
Or partner.
ing of Bounty Land claims.
Staunton Sent A. IS50-tR.
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Augusta Land for Sale.

r WISH to sell privately 900 Acres of handsome
so Acres are cleared and in fair state of cultivation
A comfortable LOG DWELLING HOUSE, Stable
and other buildings large portion of the uncleared Land
well timbered good situation for Saw-m, convenient
to large boundary Of Mountain Land, well mbered' that
can be had for small ofmoney will sell upon &C
commodang formoney, good paper live stock or on
time. This Land lies ! miles from Deerfed. An early
application may great bargain. j. BECK.
February 5, lS5l.-,f.
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nWELLrNG HOUSE,
ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS!

November %. ls49.-n.
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE,

January |, lS5l.-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
LOUISVILLE, July IL.

Shippers unier anticipation of speedy rise
m Inc rvrr am reduction n The rates of freight
the iorm-r having been realized and The latter
vii be no doubt 20 day, have declined TO forward.
B1'nc>s Oh Saturday was in consequence again
restricted
Bag. ing and Rope-We report Il sale OF 80
pieces anu % coils, superior, al II! and TIC and
~ pfec at l2c
Flour AMI Grain-Bcycnd few retail sales
We have nothing 10 report. one o. the civ mills
j selling new Hour in los ar 81 - and by The
single Dol at ID 81. Sales OF cid -four in lo 5
rom store al IS 33a} 81 When has camman-
ded GOc. bat il has a downward tendency We
heard OF no transactions in corn oats, or hav-
Sales OF corn-m al al Itc
GIocerle>-Wc repeat former quotations which
are 64lOac Tor sugar, &c for cof.t, and 33a3ic
Tor Plantation mola>ses.
Provlsions-M Mess pork nominal AT Sfi3 so
Business in bacon is altogether Of retail char
acter at sc for clear sides anu bagged hams, Sc
for ribbed sides, aud &c for shoulders
Nhisky-S ales OF 100 bbls raw at Isle; reciii-
ed from store l1saISc.
Potatoes and Onons-Sales cf onions at ST ~
per bbl, delivered. Sales OF potatoes at ST. 30.
Freighls- Have 4 downward tendency.
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FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned. having determined to dis
l. pose OF all he material in The Office of the
Evansville Daily and Weekly r spub Ican. now
offers The same for sale. There is in the Office,
two good Presses, and sufficient am unt OF
Type and other materials 10 publish a double
Medium Weekly paper and Imperial Daily pa.
per To any one wishing to embark liz The
printing business, this presents more induce
ments than any other city in the Western States.
Evansville contains population OF nearly sew
tn thousand inhabitants, and will sustain a COOL
daily Democratic paper. The surrounding coun-
try is rirh AMI populous. and BIZ litIe exer-
ton on The part OF the Editor of the pa err, the
people would subscribe literally to a Weekly
Democratic paper. There is alreadv near three
hundred subscribers to the Weekly Republican,
ami one hundred and forty subscribers 10 the
Daily. The advertising andJob work amounts
10 eight hundred dollars yearly. Those
wishi g TO purchase, will apply Immediately to
the sub>cr Der either in person or by letter post
paid when and where they can learn the terms
of sale. The papers throughout the State, will
confer favor by noticing this advertisement,
ediioriall' or by copying.
july I-3w BEN. STINSON.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

Mr.. SANDERS
Please announce the name of ROBERT F.
NIGHTINGALE as a candidate ior the Gfic.
of Assessor of VardeIbargh county a. he NEXT
August election. GjyI4-l
Ma EDrroa;
You will please announce the name Of WIN
5. BRUMFlEL.D, a caudideIe fo he office oi
Assessor OF Marlborough county, at the next Au.
gust election. uyll-I
Ma EDlToR:-
You Will please announce the name DINO
w GRAN 4 rs a candidate Tor the ctiice OF
assessor OF Marlborough County. III l0tl
A. H SlxDaRs:
please annadnce The name of WILLARD
CARPEN IEh, as candidate to represent Van
delburgh County in the next General Assembly
jyS-
sS-We are authorized to announce The name
otC. VI. GRIFFITH, as candidate for the OF
flee OF Probate Judge, al The next August eler.
lion ijYS-I
lT~We are authorized to announce the name
OF IRA 2. GRANGER. as a candidate Tor the
office OF Probate Judge al the next August elec-
ton. GIys-l
AT he request of friends. place my name he
fore the people OF the county as candidate for
Coroner tjyo'l JOHN TRIBLE.
Ma SASDgRs:--
You will please announce the name of HER
NAN G, BARkWELB, as candidate for the
Office of Prosecuting Attorney OF the Eth Ju-
dcial Circuit, at the ensuing election. Ijc2Sl
Ma EDlroR =
You will please announce the name of MICH.
OLAS l. THOMPSON as a candidate Tor he
Office OF Assessor OF Vandes5urgh County, at The
ensuing election, and obIige
Oe25) MANY VOTERS.
.s5' We are authorized to announce the name
of ALLEN G. HALLOCK, as a candidate for
The office of Coroner, al the approaching August
election. UeI9-l
s5We are authorized 10 announce G.. ".
HAKDlN, as candidate. al the next August
election, TO Represent Vanderburgh County.
icl7-
R5-we are authorized to announce the name o.
ARTHUR McJOuNSUN rs & camilla e for Ile
Office vi County Commissioner OF Vandorburg.i
County, al the next August election. JIn.3*
acrWe are authorized to announce the name OF
ED YARD lNtiBE "a u candidate tor the oiIice
of Assessor OF faudeibI Igh County, az the next
August election. May 2o'
AIR. S1SDERs:-
You will please announce myself, the cd Mar.
snal OF Evansville, rs Candidate for the office of
Sheriff OF Nandsrhurgh County, at next August
Nh A. III. SANDrEs -
VIII please annOunce my name as a candidate
for reelection 10 The office Of Sheriff Of Wander
burSh County, 1t the ensuing August election
3rWe arc authorized 10 announce he name OF
ALANSON WARNER n candidate for the OF
rec OF County commissioner OF Vandcrt urgh COun.
y, al the next August election. MAY l6'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
AN ORDINANCE.

DRDH,BIIiNG the selling ot Bookstores
4 &c. on Whari-boAis in front OF The Ci Y Ol
Evausvillt, passed June 18th, 1851.
b IT ordained by The Common Council of The
CRY Of Evansville, that from and after the Isl
day OF August lo5l it shall not he lawful for any
IelsOn or persons, To sell or give away, or keep
Tor >ale or TO give away, on any Wharf 10 I or
oher boat on vessel. laying in the Ohio River in
front OF the CITY OF Evansville, any meats fresh
~ sailed or bread or vegetables of any kind or
bu ter eggs. milk, poul ~. or game OF any kind.
alivs or dead; OF AIRY lruils nuts berries or mel.
onS; or any spiri. uous or iermenlcd liquors or
Their article or commodity used or to be usc as
food or driak by human beings. (water exceptcd)
or anr other goods, wares or merchandiZe: nor
shall il be lawful for any person 10 huckster or
peade upon the Wharf or landing OF said city,
or upon any steamboat lying al or in font OF ia
Whafl or landing or upon any hcar lying in the
canal, or at any place within three hundred feet
OF the canal, within the limits oi the city.
JAS. G.. JONES. Mayor.
Attest, J J. CHANDLER, City Cierk
lVlJ ltl
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II. Collins Lee, Esq, U. S. Attorney. M
Mary land, hts been our city with john W.
Ashme.ii. u. ). Dh trct A, torney. 10 dis
rover an rXirrsve gang Of counierieiterS OF
The gold Of the United States and we under
stand thai their efforts have resulted In the
arrest at Biltinore of me principal parties.
whose Inslrumenis and dies were found ln
this city The accused has been brought tu
trial. Many Others ire sahl to be involved
who have heretofore or'cupIed respectable po-
sIilons ~ sorie,y.
Commissioner luGTaliam this morning re-
CURED Archibald Scctri iate postmaster OF
Spring Garden; TO give bad in SO 900 to am
swer il rharg Of emb ZzIemeut of The public
funds while ~ that past. He WITS commit
ted IN default OF bail.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.


A duel took place to-day between J, w.
Frost editor of the Crescent AMI DIR. Tho
mas Hunt. brother of the candidate Tor Con-
gress. The result was that Frost was NOR
tally wouu led.
Frost and Hunt went out yesterday To
fight. but were arrested by the police and
required 10 give bonds 10 keep the ptace.
Notwithstanding they fought. Frost died
in Two hours He was wounded in the
breast near the heart. The duel originated
from political difficulties.
A fire last night destroyed Trinity Church
(Cathollcl Several dwellings, were also burn
ed. Loss $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
WOOL cARDING.

n the Steam NJ n on HIgh street, near the new
y Wharf. The subscriber respectfully Informs
he public that he has in good repair aud IN opera
ZION a set 81 C1rhng Machines on which he will
do work m iL-bo tyle and Oh r. asonabe terms III
short uolce, rs he has employed good WOODEN
manufacturer from c ncinnai % attend The SINE.
\ B-P,fsuns IT. ina. distance IN wanting have
pre- e-ence in work beirg done alter nigh To 9th
ers in baIn jhtm
Alsl The Corn Mil will run regular every We'd
desIav Saturday, and Ui.eaef business fe9ulr Z.
Dim JOHN II. BIRTH.
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WASHINGTON. July IL. P. NJ.

There are contradictory statements with re-
ference to the resignation OF Mr.. Webster
Neither the Republic or the ln'eI!Igr"cer
have any aIlusion 10 II. 1t Is certain, now
ever that MIR. Webster contempt ,res a visit
TO Europe. He leaves for Annapolis on
Tuesday, where he embhrk' Tor New ork'
nna after spen,!ing few weeks at his home
at M,rsbfefd. he will leave Tor Europe. In
case of his resignation being excepted. u l.
said The place will be given to MIR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
DETROIT. July 10.

The trial of james J. Strdng and others
of the Beaver Islam PRISONERS. OF an lndict
ment obslructng The U S. mail wi Ich
has been some days lending in The U. 5.
court was yesterday concluded 10y The acqui-
tl.,I ofevery defendant
The case WAS submitted TO The Jury on
Tuesday evening with instructions TO render
II SEALED verdict Tie yer. lit was agreed
IN wIiloul he si'ancy by the jury, who were
out but few minutes consulting.
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CoN5CAELl,S SALE.

c-T: r. by virtue # sundfy wriis Of Yendi-
- ilona eXpOnas, TO me directed, | will
seii pLh.ic vendue the 22l day Of Iuiy, A. ID.
1881, AT the WhaT an ffJnt ui the CITY OF EvaI :
7lie, ~ he COUNTY OF Vauiertlrgh The Steam
boat r. N, SUNNI E!tS, With her tackle, apparel
aud furniture to satisfy said writs in avor az Paul
Denic and OH ers and ag inst the sal steamboat
AND owners. Sale TO Commence at 10 o'clock 4.
NJ, here due ate dance viii he given hv me =
Terms OF sale, cash. JAMES L PAT FEN.
jyS-;is C. T.
louisville Journal copy 3 times and send bill
20 this OF CO !
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EDW. j. MARTIN & Co.,
Whoiesare GrOcers and Commit ssi0n
Merchants. Main ST., 9 doors
below Iae c.sEt-HsOuse,
E.OusSyiiie. KY,

below cs.akt-AEOuSc,
Louisvine, KY,
TJAVE in store and tor sale al the lowest mar
IL ket prices,
l75 hhds prime n. o. Sugar;
900 pks Coverings Eastern Loaf, CRUSHED
and Powdered 90;
leo pks 81. James kerinery do. do
20 casks Ouch Crushed 90;
- h DIS Suart's y. Y. Syrup;
l5O bbls sugar house & plantation Iolasses
500 bags prime Eastern rio Coffee;
rs 10 Oh Government Java;
400 hit chests various graaes gunpowder Tea
To- 90 co 60 do imperial 81 young
hyson DO;
5O0 Cad.ie boxes green ant black Teas;
100 bbls large Nos /, = and 3 Mackerel;
40 half DO GO /, = and do;
lUJ or 10 anu Kits no. !, co;
ID tIerces ami - bbls no. l Salmon;
2,5O0 kegs 3, 4, =, 8. 8. 10. II. 10. ~. 30 and
6O,. Nails;
20 10 u, 8 aud l0I Fence and Brads;
bags assorted HOPE Yarns;
LOO co 40 Brands 10;
700 bbls Tar, Pitch and kosin;
6UO boxes S.ar Candles, assorted;
250 doz Buckets and Tubs;
l0oboxes Bakers Chocolate, Broma&Cocoai
l5U 90 ground Cassia, Cloves, Ginger Pr
menlo and Pepper;
$50 DO Brown anu Castle Soaps;
40 cases Sardne5 whole u hall boxes;
% tierces Head Rice;
% casks Tenant Soda Ash;
10 boxes Langhornes' Gold and Peach Leaf
Tobacco
so 20 Missouri and Kentucky SIS and
lib lump 20;
$50 bags me and coarse Liverpool Salt;
5sO boxes o5yl0 10 l20ylo Window GLASS;
80 gross Wine Bottles extra;
on casks Boston Sdleralus;
$40 Nests assorted Gov red Buckets;
81 bags Pepper am Plmento;
500 lbs Penang INNINGS;
100 boxes Fox 5 Cincinnati S.arch;
90 do Sperm Canulcs;
300 Pks VIZ Brdnaies; Port, Madeira AMI
herly Wines Ir>h Whisky ana HOLLAND Gin.
$50, 20 baskets Sch elders, Anchor, Crown anu
her Dranus Champa- ne; received direct from
uslom House with certificates.
We pledge ourselves to sell as low any
louise WesI of the mountains. Consignmenls OF
roduce solicited.
EDW. J MARTIN s. CO.,
jyI62w d&W* 56U Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
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NOTICE

The Common CO1tticH 81 &c Ciiy Of EraRsviHe,
Jdty =th 1851,
nkDaR ID, that The owners of Iots Nos lS7
~ and IoS in The Donation Enlarge meBt be
required 10 fill up sai lots 50 as 10 drain the same
by be first ay OF September, le5l.
AtS0:- Ihdt the house on part OF III y. T., on
ith street he removed oil Tue sllect; and brick
SIDEWALKS laid down on the south-w west Size OF
said 4lh street, from Man 10 Sycamore street, b,
II e same time. BY order oflhe Council.
JNO. J. CHANDLER,
jyI5-3t City Clerk.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER' MTs.
NEW wEOLESA ALB & RETAIL JEW
ELRY STORE,
o. SO 18th st. bet. Mailman lark L
LOTYSFIIJE XIV

{CA The subscriber having just opened p,
g. one of the largest and riciiestst cls - y
OF " atches and Jewelry in the city, would inIit
Country Merchants and the public generally to- call
and examine his goods and pric 5, lievlng thar
he is selling superior qualify of goods at from 20
10 80 per cent less than any other house in the
city, either ut whole ale or retail
Having made arrangements with the manutac:u-
rers both IN Europe end America. he is constanll,
receiving direct from them. everything new an /
fashionable.
large stock will always DO foun TO select from.
consisting in part OF the following
Gold Lever Watches, full ieweIed and ornament
ed. tor so and upward:
Silver Leplne Watches, IS 10 -, warrantcd;
Gold do 20 $50 10 80, DO;
Fine gold Vest Chains, 81 and upward;
Gold Fob and Guard Chains, $40 TO 40;
do Miniature Lockeis. double and singh:
do Miniature Pins and Bracelets,
Ladies' and Gents fine gold BreasIpins, large as
sediment.
Gold Pencils and Thinb'es
G.. &. L, Smiths superior diamond Pointed Gold
Pens, with the improved extension holder, 9th
Gold and Silver:
Necklaces, Chatlerhnies, Belt Slides. and vasi-
cry OF Other articles, which PURCHASERS Wi please
call ana examine before making their selections
believing IL be oreatlv - their advan'age.
All g6odS 10 ,rraRted asrepreSsntsd al the tgmc Of
sale, # not tie ~ aey friH BE- REFUNDED.
C. A. BROWN.
Watches and Jeweliy carefully repaired. Old
Gold and Silver bought or taken In exchange al
the highest prices, lIe9tii
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s-S-At the solicitation OF many of my friends.
without distinction OF party. will serve as Coun-
~ Commissioners OF Vanderburgh County, il
elected at the next August election
mhSG' CHAS. HARRINGTON
oo~At the request OF my irieLds of both parties,
offer myself candidate tor the Office ol County,
Commissioner Of Naider t.rgl county nj the ne Al
August election. lapII MllHL MliNTZtR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
STdNg srBAM W5sYs.

NEAR he nov " hlri On riga street ! be
~ subscribe would respectfully lhiorm EuiideTs
anu Others mat he HIS Oh hani large ~ OF Pre-
MUM Green river Marble, IN large blocks, ready
TO til hills of any description IN shor noIiiG and IN
workmanltke manner Orders ir I'm Instance
puHCiuail attended 10 80,
Also: 90 feet OF Cincinnati Stone Caps, SilIs,
III wall dJ.ing, Nc, for sale low by $500
i-y7-im JOHN H. BIRTH.
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CINCINNATI, July Il.

N~'-'NIt'tNNIIi
Flour-Sales Of 800 bbls at 50 lOa3 20, lined
and delivered
Provi,iOns--Sales to-day of D hhds bacon
shoulders al Is packed and : hhds shoulders
aud plain hams III isac bat prime lots OF shout
deTs are not 10 be had dt thcse prices.
Nhi>ky-ln consequence OF The rise in he
river above The Gemaud was good this morning
and prices further improved Sales of 500 bbis
at l1s al74c
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EQUALIZATION OF CITY Taxes.

He Common Coun. il OF The City oil evans
I vile will sit as Board OF Equalization ior
the purp se of equaliziug tn assessment OF the
property OF the ely, on Tuesday the 22l inst,
and continue in session 50 long as shall be heces
sary for that purpose By order OF the Cooncii.
mo. J. CHANDLER,
ivl5-3t Civ Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16
BlOESI SCOKS!!

CHIP AID S lore, in Ma terra, Lisbon and The
- II literanean. Deck and Port or inct:ents
If a cruise in tn Uni ed States Frigale Congress
To California Also Three Years IN Calii'fnIai
bv Ibs Roy. Waller Cotton u ~ For sale at
the Book Store OF L. ii HOOD & CD,
jyl0 Mains., doorh low MJrgan x Keen.
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STATE OF INDIANAstss
VanGerbuTgh County,
IN the Vandcrburgh Circuit Court il Vacation
June 20 A. ID. 1851.

Leonr. Ireland,
rs
William Ewing Pin Chancery,
and
Henry Ewing
slE il rem mbercd that heretofore to-wit: on
- the 10Th day of February. 4. D. 1851. the
said complainant fled in the Office of the Clerk
OF The Vanderturgh Circuit Court, his certain
bill IN chancery, against the above named delen-
CAMS and II satisfactorily appearing from The az
4 arit OF disintereSted person This day fled in
IN CLERKS osice aforesaid. that William Ewing
one vi said defendants is not at this time a resi-
dent OF he Stale of Indiana
Therefore, notice is hereby given the said viii
liam Ewing that unless ne appear and plead TO
or answer The said complainants bill on or be-
lore The calling Of he same, on tie frs dav OF
he next term OF said Court to be held AT the
COurI Honse in Evansville, on The fourth Mon
day Ia September next the same will be heard
and determined in his absence.
SAML Il. JENKINS,
lYIO-5w Clerk
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Gotten iddling Sc. The market TO-DAY is
very dll; barely 2JJ bates have been SOLD Pork
nominal at Sllali - ier mess
FreiShts-Couon TO Liverpool al. Business
l. extremely dull. No sales. Nothing oil mo-
mcnl doing in w estern produce
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COUNTY LIBRARY.

g. EALED proposal, Tor he. plns The Wander
- burgh County Library Tor one year from The
LIST day OF July last will b. lefi at the Office oi
Ingle 81 y heeler, on or before Saturday, July
10, 1851. JOHN iNGE. ia. }
GB WALKER ! Ccm'iee
z HORN jRUOK.
P. BoRxBnook. Sec'ly Protein. EjyI5l
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GztTJNc OFF hT COST

ID ARNI > q LULbbttN, corner % Main and
ID Water Sis, now offer the ba ance Of their stock
Of Barages, Tissues, awns, Orgaldles, Painted
Nnsin-. Barge dc LANES All " COL de LANES
EmbtOi tered Capes, Light Prints aud Cotton pant
Stutis, al cost 10 prepare ior their TALL stock.
They have now on In ID the lar-eSt and best as
o iment at Carpets, Rug, OIciOihs, Cornice.
Curtain Arms and a2le Dry floods 20 be found
in lla place. which they vii stll at The lowest
pnc,s FuIchers pies call and examine, as {;
rar.. chance now offers tor 6are ~ius lC2til
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DOADS AND RAILROADS, manual ii tie
/ principles tnd p.acc ST road making: con-
prisiIg the .ooatisn, construction ana Improvement
# ROADS common. McA am. paved, plank. eIc';l
anu Railroads.; by w VI. Gi lespie. A. NJ. Z. l..
THE HANGERS. or The taiTy's Daughter, n
tale ILLUSTRATIVE II the revolutionary history OF Yer
mont, aud The northern campaign OF III; 10y The
auih)r of the Green Mountain Soy"
TAE YOUNG GOVERN boS; or The Educa-
ion If circumstances.
TuE HEIR Of VAST. WAlLAND, a tale
by Mary Hewitt
LADY WlLLOUGHBY; or Passage fom the
diary e vie and mother, IN the seventeenth cen.
Jury
~fEE GLENNS; family history; by J. l.. Nc.
Cuanel
TRAVELS IN AMERICA; two leciuses de.
llve.ed 10 the Leeds Mechanics lrsiiuiIon apd
Literary sociev, Dec. 9th anu ON, ie3O; 10y the
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The steamship Herman, for SouIhamion.
sailed this al iernoou with % passengers aud
s35OOOO in specie. The Empire city sailed
also this afternoon for Chagres.