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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

r.. B. PRICE.
uDlASrERER, can be found near the corner Of Jack
son and sixth streets, near the lower shnge MILL
h. H. r. has served regular apprcntic ship bns
ness of pasicug and believes he give entire
faction TO those who ma. employ him, III any branch
his business.
+. S.-Two good jourue, men are wantel Immediately
St Paul Aug. a. 1851. l.
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c. J. KOVITS a co.

Z. Js NON III n OOs
ENIR Mandatory; every thing in the fur lire made
a III the best manner. Ladies fnrs sleigh robes fur
coats, caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly opposite
B the Brick Hotel, 81. Paul. 45--tf.
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Surgeon, Physician Gad .fccouchsr,
A CVADl-A ATE oi the PARIS and Turin Universities,
"A has takcu his residence m 81 Paul. lie will take
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma Ia amy one who de-
srs o see il Dr. C. viii nave his Office AZ VI furpn ;
on Fourh street. IT. Paul where he ca be found. anu
WI! tTsmpiiy attend 10 ever, call.
y u. Dr &. has Instruments of the most approved
Kinda. ,r every surgical operation required. BY
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G ". BIDDLE. LATE OF PITrPBURG, PA,

& ". BDDLE, LATE OF PiITPBt Rt', PA,
TAN permanently located IN ~. Paul Fourteen Years
c.oss app iicatiOn To hts profession, together with a
are ;lnL beautiful assortment oi plain and gum teeth,
enable him Insert from one 20 entire set OF teeth by
atos heric pressure, beautiful representation oi
the natural gum, restoring the mouth TO its natural shape.
Diseased teeth permanently 10y plugging, useless
IA extracted with little pain a, possible. Teeth
ci,ans,d uul diseased gums restored Ia health.
Office At jducIlon q III and SAINT anthony street.
y. B.-AI jobs warranted.
ST. Paul Nav l3. i-ly
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Exchange and DepOsite Ofice of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & CO.,

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
XNyINNE Il COOLEY, Roberts street. first door
w north Of Siillman Co. receiving an
extensive assortment of Dress French English and Ger
Cloths and Cassimeres well rich Nestings all
purchased expressly for their Tailoring Department.
Particular attention has been paid = the Hosiery,
Glove and Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart
men they chacnge all competition regards quality,
stS IL and ow prices.
ST Paul, MAY Is, ls52. 3-tf
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Saint paul Business CARDS

Saint PAUL Business QarOs.
DIR. a. G. BRtSBiNE,
Physician and Surgeon.
FuNENDERS ms professional services TO the citizens s
y ~. Paul and vicinity, Olice IN lrvines brick
bUiidinE, antliony street. few door. below the
AWeriC House.
October 70, lSJt. .6-u
DIR. }. II. DAY.
w Ill practice ais profession IN SAINT i'aa. and II
w Ciuiy. Oiice on Bench street.
oct = ISL. 2j-tf
DIR. J. -. GOODRICH.
VUSENDERS his pr0essonsl services TO the citizens of
q Saint Paul snd Vicinity. OFFICE, at Saint Paul
Drug Store.
Sept -, 1851 23-6m
DIR. y. RtRBOCR
NAT0IiD especially inform tle citizens of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, tlat he has returned after Il
temrorar, absence of few months and offers his pro-
fe.sioa services TO the pubic Thankful tor past avors
and soliciting share of public patronage ne viii prac
the Eclectic Reform Principle, discarng nler
cur, Mi forms he viii be iounl his old stand
Al ali hours, except when professionally engaged.
April TO- loji. 2-5i
DIR. X. BABBTTr.
MAS his Office the of l.. Sloan'> store, where
he vii b, ready attcHd {" professional calls
SAINT Paul. November, lo5l s2s
John j. Dewey, vi. d.,
PHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.
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g.. INQUIRE. GUNSMITH,
I the sign oi the Big Gun, Third street, st. Paul,
IA next door to Caves Saloon, is prepared do any
work in his line of business, promptly and TO the entire
satisfaction of customers.
july 81, 1851. Is
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BOOK BINDING.

vENiE subscriber wouid respectful, inform the ci,i-
Of ~. Pant and its vicinity, iha Ec Is
rN iHg the above BUSINESS in the 2nd story of Il NJ
Spencers bniidng of 5th and Robort
Particular attention paid to binding Magazines Period
icas &C. ia phin isc, binding the shortest notice
;iid reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
: Paul. March 2J, 1852. i9-iC
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GALENA IIOCSE
ERENIONT HOVSE.

PROrRIEroR.
VuNIS well known stand Bench and OF Cedar
i streets. has been thoroughly repaired, and all new
iy furnished and is open to accommodate bearders
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
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f.. FRENTRISS.
ltROCERT and Provision store, having removed TO
" ID nearly opposite the Post Office, is
prepared offer old and customers the choicest
selections his lne including hams, pork tea coffee
sugar rice thing in fact, that wanted for
in families and boarding houses the very lowest v
ing prices.
ST. Paul, March 2S, 1852. Soft
WAR EAGLE MILLS. AT GALENA.
TIME subscriber of Flour from the above mills,
III and will have a constant, supply on hand of super
fine superne which will be sold mill prices,
freight added
have tried it, and only requires trial here make
a fayorite family Flour of Minnesota
JOHN HARRINGTON.
st. Paul, May %, 1851 S
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r. s. NEW ELL,
Com Merchant,

BEVANS n LANSING,
HsEALERS in stoves, and manufacturers of every des
~ cripon OF Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be-
low the American House. 81. Anthony street.
.una
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j. ii. BY ERS,

Corner Third and Roberts sts., Paul, Mn.
M ANUFACTURER OF zinc tin, she et iron and cop
WI per- informs the citizens Of st Paul that he keeps
on hand large assortment OF stoves which lie will sell
very low for cash Call and before buy ing elsewhere
also tin of the best quality, whole sale and
tail Indian traders would do well to call and examine.
st. Paul. June g. 1852. 1--ly
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Saint 1utbuun.
ullllomripcr.
BENJAMIN ALLEN,
.4tlorney al Lar, WilloU Rirer, St.
Cr0ir Co., Wisconsin

JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
Wftt0lc Rtrer, 81. Cro,r CO., Wisconsin
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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IL. Il. FORD.

CITY SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER.
OFFICE corner oi CeGar and Third street, Robinson
~ building. II. Paul.
Anril !. l-J2 Soft
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DENTISTRY

Ea,IN SICIAN, surgeon and Accoucher VIII practice
hi ptui,~-ion IN -. paui and vicinity. Once cor
Fourth an. Robert stroets, over cathcart n Tyson;
S;.f, l2-ly
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DIR. y. BARBOUR
DIR, X. Bil}lSfTT.
John J.. Dewey, VI. d.,

MAS IA. Office in the rear of L. Sloan> store where
he ~ ~ b, ready attcHd Ia professional cslis
Sautt PAM NoNsffhrr.
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BOARDING: UOTSE.

lNHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
House in the end Of the celebrated Fremont
House on Bench street. where he will nake Cash lOd-
gers aud B0ardcrs comfortable he possibly
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. 32y
GALENA HOCSE.
VBNiIE subscriber has provided for the accommodation
Il Of fboarers both by the da. and by the week, with
or without lOdgingat very moderate prices. Inquire
for HE Galena House at the first building on Roberts
above Third, opposite Wmc& Cooley Clothing
tore. jul1-S-ly VIM. 1RUSSONE
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EAGLE RAk ERN.

NOW shall have on hand, at all hours of day and
night, ioaves, crumpets, CRACKERS, cakes OF all
sorts,eNery thing IN my hue, done up according TO
the best of my skill Thanking our public for past
encouragement, shall continue Your custom.
Corner of st. Anthony aud Fort streets.
April Is lS52 ()2-tfJ GEO SPENCE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
DOCTOR CARLOS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
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DIRECTlONS.
Transient matter, rates first
above mcuoned must be prepaid the mailing
paid, IL 10 subject To double said
ID Small Ac when packets
eight be rated sBgly.
3D. Books unpaid postage
in addition prepaid
4h The weight OF newpaper periodicals. and other printed
be taken determined when they
when the weight OF book publication
pound, the progressive above laid
charged. #- III ##s.
5h Newspapers, periodicals. magazines ebsr printed
paper without Wrappers
the ends Sides that
Of the matter contained therein be determined without
such Wrappers
In there s in newspaper, periodical pam
pbet other printed connected
manuscript Of Kind by which shall be asked for
writing by marks the dectisns
herein other complied with
becomes subject letter and II 10 the duty OF the
wrappers printed
with letter postage for The OF ascenng whether
with printed
thing which would
charge Of higher rate Of postage thereon.
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily
Passengers with ~ r. coaches
for Mddebug Uppevle Paris, county Nit
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by hnpat O'Clock
y. IN. Fare through, 81.
BY the
Culpeper Court house
connerion with yirrina Central
point thence 10 Charlottesville
reaching Wafrenon Springs early dinner Cupepe
Courhouse by oeock and GodonsvIle in full time
connect with the train of Virginia
Rchmond In Charlottesville. Through Godonsvie s5
sawyers COACHES the
finish, and
State. Mr. Sawyer gives his
nesions and the public rely careful driving and good time
to all points.
Both Of the above railways laid with heavy iron,
every respect
United States provided with
guards at Of approved
obtained House. Penn.
avenue, Washington and Newons
dia. Bsrgsge 100 lbs per passenger. ast
Alexandria regularly u the above
their arrival in Aeranda will find omnpuses
from the boats To the railway station
parties by either OF the above numbering
twenty and returning day charged but
The Orange road completed mile
rauqne county, and The Manassas salem, in Fauquer
SO miles from Alexandria.
R. NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup O. and AIer. n q.
NJ M. WELSH, Sup. NJ. @. r.
June 11-dn Gid 9e#
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Un,v.ss,sy Of MARYLAND.

University of Maryland.
TUE manual session win b,sa on Thursdy October ~,
Pacs aud Practice Of Surgery aud Clinical Surgery Nathan
Pincpes and Practice Of Medicine and Clinical Medicine,
y. Ansromy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. D.
Obstetrics, Richard n. Thomas ~. u.
Mursa Medca, Therapeutics and Pathology George w
Prscieal Anatomy, Berwick n. smith, NJ d.
Fee. fr the FUN coase, 500 dsmonsuaios $40 matcua
purposes oucal instruction, faculty at their com
msnd e baltimore in6rnay,
eighty beds, belonging 10 the University, and
entirely BY the faculty This
useful and profitable subjects clinical
ny increase is aceommods,ons and adyanss.. T IL % % -
all matricuaef Of the school throughout The without
Anatomical marra e aeundnn and cheap Expenses OF living
B.lrxoss, May is, Issa = = A'N''' :" - 'e'n
July 97-2awtl5oct
The Union Academy,
Corner Of lHh street and New Yort arenue
THE academic will Monday, August 10,
Isso The proprietor has spared
very best teachers well the desirable
and facilities for obtaining thorough English and classical educa
ton.
z. Richards, 4: NJ, principal and proprietor.
q. Hitcbeocs, A. n, assistant
A. l.. Perry, A. n, assistant
4. G. Richards, teacher Of the primary department
A. Zappone, teacher Of modern languages. Hse.F M-T
Circulars may be obtained at Fsnh.m bookstore OF the
W.sarsoros, Aug. "a, isso. Aug o,-eodow
The Un,cm Female Academy,
On tuh street, between N and 1ep York areu.e.
THE academic o'his seminary will Mon
Mrs. r. Richards, principal. -se
Mr. A. zsppons, teacher Of modern languages,
Circulars obtained as above
August ~, 1854 hug@-eod2v
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New York Fnsbionsble Clothing EstabIshmen mt,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing EstabIishmen mt,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoR h Co, No AL Broadway (beveen Howard
n and Grand invite all visiting York.
either business pleasure call at their extensive
and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine aud fashionable clothing,
Gentlefnen's furnishing goods,
Boys and chidren's cio,hing, &c,
Of the best description, there exhibited
principles which govern establish
and which have made universally popular South
West, strictly adhered 70 al broadway,
Our facilities for obtaining goods enable
styles garments
and the lowest prices
Every article 10 cold under full guarantees.
No rsrcrsThs price each aee married. In
plain the ticket and reduction in instance
be made.
ALFRED MUNROE n CO.,
s#H##r# 44l proadwsy, New York.
hrRsp Murpot,
VIZ ID. ApsArr} May 25-damif
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STEWART vickens and Mary vickens, his WIFI,
~ rs Dennsrd Meekns, William Meekins, Emily Meekn and
Susan smitt-in the circuit county ,irnr
court Of equity State Of Maryland, July 1884, August ~
Inc object OF this suit is decree
The bill states that certain Meekin Of
and thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Meckin- and MARY MeeI
Thomas M-ekins, DenRard Meekns Smith that
sad yohn meehns was seized ard called
Mshy Pon lying and being In Meekns' Neck,
VI shd county, containing thirty
be devised The same TO his said widow Elizabeth during
beT lifetime that the said Eixsbeth
IN The spring OF eighteen hundred
Meekins has ntsrmarred
that the said Thsmas Mekin e Iesyee
two Children William Meekins Emily Meekin. his hsir.
laws that The said William MeekiLs
Susan smi
lett the State Of Maryland
the companan that IL will be for Of
the parties concerned that the sd land
those entitled
10 therefore sjudsed ordered
circuit court tor Dorchester causing
,is be published
Washington city in each OF Ave
fifteenth day Of September, giving notice
ihving and 10 her be dead OF this
b and warn her them this
hcitor or before fouuh
the premises, and show why
decree ought not 20 pass prayed.
Ii - ARA SPENCE
sAsgsr D. LIZ cosrrr, Solicitor for complansnl
True copy--Tesei ~. ....# .4sss.gs T. ....#.M
Aug 1i-law5w r. HENRY, CLERK.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber having
determined 10 make chsngs in his affairs, onsrs o sale hs
am IN Fstnr county NiEna inmedisteiy TIE
ue kiye spke road leading from Alexandria 10 winchssl
ouf former from Wah
neton city, District OF Columbia Tho consist ~
large and convenient ~osty brick house, with i've oon'
Kitchen and all the buidnr-
wagon stand bscksmits shop, wbb between
one hundred and hundred About
half OF the tract y IN wool The balance cleared and rapidly
improving condition. The stock The
land inurda~
quire ~ Daniel Racd, esq Washington city, ID. c.
Isaac Wipss~r, Aerandris, Vrrnis. 1870 =
1O-lawA @. FITzuUCU.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
h. Liverpool.
L @. ROBERTS Il CO.,
I3 Kings Arms Yard London.
...... ..-..a JOHN hUNROE 4 Co.,
% Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
.#a.t Paris -.t.
GEO. II DRAPER Havre.
The OF these ships will accountable for god silver
bullion, spece jewery metals unless bills OF
adng signed heeor and the value thereof therein
bept 5-dly .@"
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Elisha X. Root Hartford
ing Tor the extension OF patent him The 10Th
December Ss for an Improvement in punching or forming the
eyes OF hatchet Ac
said paen which lakes place the tenth ofDecmber
IL Is ordered that the said petition be
on Monday, the hrstsp November ~ O'Clock
are notified 70 appear and show cause they have
Persons opposing the extension required file
Once their objections, specially forth writing
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
be used AT the said hearing b~ transmitted
plication.
Ordered ALSO that this notice published
gence Republic, and Union, washington, d. c. Phi
adepha Express New York city Albany State Re-
gster, Albany, New York Couant, liza ord Connecticut
iaiy Bee, boston, Massachusetts week
ve weeks previous TO the 6rst s Of November the
hearing
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r D. Editors OF the above will please copy Their
bills 10 the Patent ofce with containing this notice.
Aug l4-law3w
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The Railroad Route 10 the West.

Through Cincinnati rail the entire distance,
uhtoh Is done In coaches.
THE fast mail line leaves Calvert daily, H. D. m,
connects regularly line
Harrisburg daylight
through PsburR hours from u depart
Baumore This line direct with
the ohio and Ptsbug Cleveland
and Cleveland Columbus, and Cincinnati railroads,
through from Baltimore Cncinns in
fony-four hours running
The slow mail line place daily, s4, m.
this reach Hoday Of
and lie until s. the next day, when ry
their the mounan In Pburg that
evening, hours departure from Ba
and with all the comfort and advantage OF having enjoyed
natural and repose.
Tbese lines in the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling pubc their equipments surpassed
those OF any other route between the East and West
Tickets for Pburg Massop Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
railroad nen only OF Of
Railroad Company Calvert station, Bsi
more, and at the following rates.
olnchhau.sss sl %
TO Cleveland ~ 30
10 Massiion. 10 90
TO ftsbufs ...'....s... %
b-arin his
Cncinnst Its time aud It's accommodations erceed
ALFRED GATHER
-.# E# E# .#. Superintendent
orrIcr BaLrfgoRF susaurH.ssl RAtLRo.p Co.,
BALTIMORE August 40 ia5a.
Aug 2t-d2wn
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pB0posAIs rsT C&r.yias tine Malls OF sns U.,,..
states from the h day November 1854 the ia
1884, incusve Kentucky Illinois, will be he co.
aet Once o lAe Post Once the city
until l3 September be deeided b. dss ~
o"ins The routes and ia the and spSea.d
via 'N@eNI
eE4HH& KENrUoKY q 9DaHI
No. 5,2l5 From owenboro by NaIfos, Long Creek ca
houn hnnSey. Social Hill, WoshingtOn, hp uss
GTeenvile, Lead Hin, Fruit hhl, Pilot Knob and Cnea
TO Etkion, v4 miles aud back. times a week W
Worhnston Is 10 be sepped The song and Fruit on m
trips una
owenaboro' Monday, wednesday, and Friday stS
Arrive al Ekton next day by o, mi
Leave ElkIoa Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, ats M
Arrve al ossensboro next day BY o.
ILLINOIS.
No 4,o From Dixon by Grand de Tour Nashua Oregon B
New Milford, Elida keih~aukie, Rockford Hs22"Vaa
Roscoe, and Roekan, BeIoit, n miIea an hsina
six times week. -
Leave Dixon daily, except Sunday, at y, .. mi
ATIivo AT Beot day by o.p
Leave Bcioit daily, except Sunday, at 9, a. mi
Arriye at Dixon next day by ., a,
Bidders should mode OF intended Ih nah
10 be earned Ia preference
required BY the size of the mails Deduction will made @
formed agreeabiy The Postmaster General pas
annui the contract for repeated failures
laws lie alter the schedule,
for additional stock chan
No extra will be allowed should The distance prove .
than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Irn
sails for routes 52i5 Kentucky and 4B, Illinois, add.a
10 " the second Assistant Postmaster GeneTa.n -
For further particulars bidding see n,. .
tacbed the late advertisement
on certain routes in keHiucky aud Illinois, &C.
N. X HALL, Postmaster General
Fosr osFioE bxPAhrAEsr.J Juy S 1884 Aug 3-lawtw
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NOTICEThr undersigned would respectfully
of Washington and the public IN general
themselves auction,
miszion, furnishing business The
be conducted under hr Green Their place
business Of SIKH
where they will keep constantly hand good
someut of furniture and you'd be happy their hends
and those who favor them with reasonable
prices a. GREEN,
Sep 81 TIOS, A. SCOTT.
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Orphans' Court, August ~, Is5a,
WAsHSoroN Cousry DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA:
N adminisrs,o
Of Jesse e. Dow, deceasedThc admnistrators ae,ad
with the appreciation OF the Orps' Court Of
aforesaid appointed Wednesday, the eth Of September
for the settlement dsbunon OF Of snd
the In hand far the collected
turned into when and where all the creditors Of
ceased notd astsnd with claims properly
they may Otherwise be from OF
provided copy this published three
weeks In the Union Of this city said 7 day Ses
ber @a& a q
Test # ED. N. ROACH,
Register Of Wills
True copy 8H e s
ED N. ROACH,
Aug l9-iaw3w Rcgistsr OF Wills.
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Land for Sale in Eastern Virginia.


THE undersigned being by engagements attending
TO tract OF land owned by him, has concluded offer
private sale. This miles Williamsburg,
James Cty county In Williamsburg dourishng
academies and femae which
eheeienen by any In the country William and Mary College
also In this placean institution under
assistant bishop Episcopal Virginia
where distinguished have been educated
Presidents individuals
eating their children offered therefore,
this vicinity.
York baltimore sc and Richmond will shortly touch regularly
wharf within miles this farm and
might ed into lucrative garden.
woodland, arabic land
sp,ing and mill and abundance
Whole amounts 10 i5l
OF land few miles from This the Norfolk
few days since gentleman who s the proprietor
York offered 81,
NAL
TO ertabli.h vegcab gardep,n &C.
THK vserrknLE or Lower VIRaIMA--we take from
the Norfolk following statistics tThe steamship
Roanoke her up yesterday 10 New York.
Noo 81 barrels cherries and ~ barrels Of The
Baltimore boats, for week lave trip
II esiimaied that million
viii be realized
v,ge from port - Richmond
wishing purchase
signed, at Williamsburg Virginia.
July 22-lswi5t JOHN NJ. GAIT NJ. ID.
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NoTlCETbe undersigned hereby inform the
IN the public generally that
for the of making
dwelling and other houses
value descriptions builders thorough psacica
with branches
orr services
nands o community.
norh side, third door be
on. N for business froui 8, M, o, D. M
orders will be attended promptly and liberal
JOHN q. II HaRKNEss.
Aug 10-2aNlm wN. w. BIRTH.
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Each passenger baggnge
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
steerage furnished with pillow
with the ratons the w.
Freight will be taken Chages 70 per foot and from
Panama San Francisco the 500 The
the isthmus nj the expense OF the passengers.
will be perceived the through a line
great IN the quality OF The steamers employed and
and despatch from the
al both ends Of the line TO accidents.
For further information the ONCE Of the company
35 South street. choice of bohs apply
agency No. III West street. OF Warren New YORK
Mari
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ZINE English Editions fine paper, large type in
IL cloth binding.
Works OF MachiaveIl-I vol. SI
ssmondis History Literature Europe2
81.
Millions Prose Works. vols s.
scbegsis Lectures Modern History-l vol. 81.
Neander's History Of Larry Planting Of Chsanity2
g.
Robert Halls Miscellaneous works-i vol. sl.
Ockleys History OF the Saracens-l vol. 81.
Works OF Rsbelais-2 vols. 81.
Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds-2 vols 81.
Jeremy Taylsr's Holy Living and Dying-l vol 81,
Eydrucer Of the Cbristisn Reigiou vol. al.
Rorcoe- Hi-toD Of Leo the Teuth-2 vols. ~.
Thi~rry's History ofthe Norman Cooquest-2 vols. ga
Works OF Andrew Ful.r-l
Whealy Book of Common II
Imported, with many other standard works. by
sep2 fRANCK TAYLOR.
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YERBY Il MILLER,

Pennsylvania between 9TH and 9Th Washington D.
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign
w and fancy goods, cloths, table
and bed Spreads blankets sheengs and houseu
nishng dry goods generally.
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