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yood customer OF ours too, and we value highly our
usssent friendly relations with her but highly
value lbem we value sll the everlasting prnci
pies OF right
We want nothing exclusive up the Amazon; but we
are nearer 10 the Amazon. or rather TO the mouth OF it,
Than any other nation not excepting Brazil herself,
n ye count the distance in ts and measure from Rio
A. JaneiIo and from New York or New Orleans the
esntres Of the two countries. And. therefore. il may
veil be imagined that this miserable policy by which
graz has kept shut up and is continuing 10 keep shut
uu. from man's-from Christian. civilized enlightened
an's-use the fairest portion OF Gods earth. will be
considered by the American people a nuisance, not 10
say an outrage.
China wants trade with us, but Japan stands by the
Vay.sde and shuts herself up and out OF the world,
She Is not in the fellowship OF nations, and send
deel here remind her that she cannot be in the world
and live OF il at and the time God has put
he land she occupies this earth and she cannot take
Il away by her policy.
The five Spanish American republics want to trade up
and down the Amazon but Brazil worse than Japan on
he wayside, stands right in The doorway, and says Nay
Twill neither The Amazon myself, permit others
10 use IT, That great upcountry shall remain social
and a commercial blank"
Il il the policy of the great commercial nations 10 per-
mil that No. is their policy than state of
wa and not OF peace. is their policy
In hne the people ol this country cannot look with in
adherence at the policy Brazil has pursued, and seems
DISPOSED continue 10 pursue, with regard TO the ANA
zon.
She and her rulers have had it for 300 years. and the
FRS, practical step towards snbduing il and developing its
resources has yei 10 be iakea.
Under these circumstances, it appears to that Bra
Ill il she persist 10 her dog he-manger policy with
regard to the Amazon and the countries drained by il,
runs some risk Of getting up discussion among the en-
,hlened and commercial nations what her rights
are 10 the Amazon and whether they not in danger
Of being forfeited by non usage.
This certainly is the question OF the day The prob
lem Of the age is that OF the free navigation of the ANA
zon and the settlement OF the Atlantic slopes OF South
America
is to stand out in after times, and among all the great
things which this generation has already accomplished
as the achievement in It's way of the nineteenth century.
But is not TO be worked by the hand Of violence
the strong arm OF power. 1t is for science, with i's
lgh,s-dplomacy, with lis sk--commerce with its in.
huences-and peace with its blessings. to bring about
such great result as would be the free navigation OF
the Amazon--lhe settlement and cultivation OF the great
Atlantic slopes OF South America.
With many thanks, Mr.. Editor. for lending so many
columns OF your valuable journal TO and this subject
conclude. Very truly, yours,
INCA
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is not converted nioa law Of the country, al least
regards The river paana, the only upon which the
province legisa,e But this river bahes other
provinces II will be necessary TO understand with them
to the regulations that 10 be adopted in The
These and many other considerations which the gov
eTnment will explain 10 due course induce II TO submit
the consideration OF your honorable corporation the
draught OF law which u has the honor TO enclose"
Here follow the signatures aud the daughl OF = law
opening the Parana, under regulations 10 be agreed upon
with lie Iiitoral provinces
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ny 10. N. srRArroS, Auctloneer.

tPsnnsVlranla arenus, eoTner 0 NInfA sIresFJ
Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Wednesday, December O'Clock D. the prem
es shall sell lot No In No 40 fronting 20 el on sh
west running back 90 inches, between and
north. The Improvements OF and
Frame building basement good frame wood
she'd and other Title ndpuabe Conyeyanees al
the expense Of purchaser.
Terms opetrd the residue equal pstalmens nj
and two years, with interest, satisfactorily secured
Nov 25-3t Intel and Bait sun1
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(PenniyirGnia Gpenue Of Ninth strsst)
DURNTTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or A PRIVATE
family asctionOn Wednesday morning. December J, at 10
O'Clock tha residence w. q. Flood, ESQ., l
street between Pennsylvania quantity
Kept nearly paror and chamber furniture consisting
In part Of
Mahogany sofa, sofa bedstssd, rockers
DO divans, paior, and other chairs
tparbe-top table, dining tables
French and cottage bcdsteads wardrobes
dressing and plain bureaus washstands
Toilet sets hair and shuck mattresses
Looking glasses, paior and chamber carpsts
Stair carpet aud rods, gold dbsnd dinner
glass ware, table cutlery, Sc
Teyma under, credit Of thirty and sixty
days satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
u. N. sTRATToN
Nov 2s-d3ts Auctoneer.
Bait sun.l
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DoARDIve.p 4

DoARDINGMrs w. Esieriy having aken r,ftfed and fur
nshed the house cFheats1ns Pennsylvania avenue,
east Of lhtrd street. prepared accommodate
members permanent transient boards, and viii be thankful for
share q publie patronage.
99-eod3w
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FURNISHED aud Chamber TO let Pennsyi-
avenue between 9Th and 18Th streets, the War De-
pntment. Inquire
2e--dlw r. w. BATES.
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WIIE Prescrfber,s Complete Blank-book-a materiu
medca containing all the principal medicines empoyed with
concise toncoog edited by j. b. Nevns, NJ ID.
volume. London, 1852. FRANCK TAYLOR.
o
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NATIONAL MaGAzINE.-The December number i, nov


NATIONAL MAGAZINE-The December number is now
N ready
Fu Green Haleck portait Life and Times Of Johnson S
engnvngs) Achemss, 1.-TWO engavngs) Legend OF the
Christmas Tree (cngraviug The Christianity required BY the
Times London Times Office Photography It's ORR
nm progress, present Robert Soutey Iie Leila
story Young Old Female Costume Palm Leaves
the Desert Island Margaret Fuller Osso. Detached Thoughts
om Richter Weather Wisdom. Jelly Fishes My First Brief
Sketch Lawyers Lie. The Magistrate smugger Les
Curtain Louis XIV. Poetic Pictures,
Christmas Carol tsngraving samuel Hopkins, d. D., porat)
Daniel Webster Charles Elliott D. D. portrat) Short articles,
fabe book record religious summary
intelligence scientific items. For sale by the agents,
Ney "a GRAY b BAILANTYNE,
Seventh street.
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Frsshet at Augusia.

AUGUSTA (Ga } Nov. 25-Within the past day or two
we have had heavy rans which have extended into the
Interior Along lne OF the Georgia railroad heavy rains
have iaen and il is appehended that some portions OF
thar road have suffered damage. The water is now run
ming Bay street. in this city, line with the ience OF
upper wharves The river has iisen sixteen to scven-
tee feet and is still rising about inches per hour Il
will however have rise feet be fore reach
Broad OF about four thousand bales Of cotton ta
left upon the wharf awaiting shipment all have been
state about hundred bales which
dned or steamer however. has been sent after them,
and ii is antic paed that nearly all OF them viii DO saved
MI
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nv GREEN & SCOTT. Auotionsers.

ny GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNITgRE AT AUCTION.
ohe late Rev o b Brown, at 10 O'Clock, M street,
Mahogany sofas, parior and rocking chairs
Do marble-top dressing and other bureaus
DO dining breakfast, I and dee centre sus't Table.
DO sdeboaId washstsnds Ae
cltffame round and mantei mirrors
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Han, solar, and other lamps
Tapestry, ,n,ss ply and ohs. s.dp CARPETS
China, glass and crockery
Andirons. shovel and tones, and Tenders
so@sns sos All asis psn and ohef STOVES
With good lot Of klcnen requisites.
5 & Al sa% Of ia and saas eaS ns @ eS
ss.; sS ana '"' "''' TOT '''e' GREEN SCOTT,
Nsv@-d Aucionecn.
SHAwLs Every Kind.-we have hi. day received the
same can be bonght here OF elsewhere, .,.o.,,
100 oS Bay sas and wnos' V, o M long 'hw from 81 % 80
$50 Turkey, Cashmere, and printed shawIs, all prices
Grape shaws, plain and embroidered, mhs and eolosd
Conner of ~ street and Penn u. avenue, ,,e1,1',.
Eon s.Llhe two yellow sres houses and lot on street
70 be sold al bargain, terms q payment easy.
NOV as-dlw Fneenh street, opposite Treasury.
By G. w.sBoTELEI, Auctioneer.
TEL STOCK in Tais CfrY-~Tn stock yed. 81 per
aanum nsre.t payable monthy eesr o. az n
emeer h, win that day be offered at public sale a. me sub
sova7~d huctionesr.
ny }. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuonesr.
Two BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At AUCTIoS.-on Mon.
1 S m Dsq 81 o, se ia "a square No. 5 fron,nron 81.
tween sse and s ,wa
Terms oneouIh ea.l; ,hs rsds, ~ one two, and three
s :" ~ JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Nav I'D Auc
IRrESDsHrP~ Offering for 1884 Christmas, New
esrdes Walks win de Poets BY Mrs. c. NJ. Kirkland.
Campbeil's foetcal Wotks.
The poetica Works Of samuel Rogers
Hsmans.
Lyrics Heart, other BY Aiaric a. Waits.
Select Poems; BY Mrs l.. H. sigouTney.
Pots tsAe by GRAY n BALLAYTysE,
Nov0 seventh street
RseLEYs ren..A .opply Ofthcse dne pen.
Nov % 'A' ~" '''N' '"' " fRaNcK TAYLOR
e5- Ats meeting sne Pierce and King Democratic
@ % nsS mooa 10 zoe NJ pa % On
Rs.olesa pubned "Uaon calling upon
Tudy evening Dscemser q bu.iue. importance
@a' u%e and the pcpnsy q sd2ursnE ss ss WI then
Nov @~dS Rec. sec.
pEDUcfsG srUox.--We would respectfully inform the ladies'
goods q almost ye,g a ssS s : much large. ihs should Ss .,
% ess9n q e year. We shall begin from n date % offer sfeai
padculafly-- = =
70 pieces de chimes a, eas cen worb 81
do much heavier
q style. ss oax cents, rht
coors, hut good heavy goods
10 pieces rich bsck figured 75 cents, cheap
do cooTed wAtered silks, very wide and cheap
DO very rich printed moussslines at 50 and 6sl cents
" DO extra rich and hne, at IS ceH former price 81
District
Win a other Mind. o. goods. which we win reduced
ices Older 20 reduce
he season. citizens
he our stock and think ihey will disappointed
Nges-eoAf w NJ. sHJSTER n co.
Eoh hHENr-s new aud beautiful Brick uous~. three
stones high containing
ht cellar under the dring and kichen and
water In the ,sh THIS
west between stresfArd avenue within Few
walk Of The Post oce and Treasury Departments pos
'e.seon given imme,j}srcIy. Rent SOS per month
~YPPI 70 :, 4. FERRY, on The premises,
~Nov 2f-eodws
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Steamboat Sunk.

CINCINNATI, Nov 29.-The steamer Boston, from New
Orleans for Louisville. sunk Smhland on Thurs.
day, and will prove total loss No lives lost. Tho
boat was worth $50 Oe0 insured for $2000 She had
a valuable cargo, part OF which was saved
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Gr,ot F,eshst-R Ra,iroad Aecidenf.

CHARLESTON Nov. % "A great reshet has occurred In
Georgia, which obstruced the mails and the telegraph
lines.
On Friday accident occurred on the South Carolina
railroad Camden by which the were precipisted
down an embankment. Colonel Singleton and his grand
son, Robert Devreux, were killed.
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Mail Faiiure.-Beafh Of Com Upshw.
BALTIMORE Nov. 29-The sonthe mail has again failed
to connect at Petersburg. Virginia
The Inelgencer of this morning officially announces
the death OF Commodore Upshur, at Spezzis.
BreadsufTs firmer here under the Battles news
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rEmEvT, oEmEsT.-A fresh supply Of best New YORK o
" rnent, Just received
Also, expected by next packet 100 casks best Pass
r. NJ. PEARSON CO.,
Dec l-eost 7th street, Canal
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CAD--The attention Of the ladies and gntlemen wasn
inTon the District respectfully invited 20 e SAFE o. ,ups
nor mahogany which will TAX. place on Wsd
nesday the December O'Clock At the furniture ware
oon Of A. Baird 9Th street. Pennsyivanis avenue Th'
handsome and Of the finest hnsh and made ny ns oes
fine chance for persons wishing - unsh WI" COOS
furniture. For further particulars sec advertisement
Dec lit
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED.,
on Tuesday, November 9oh, BY the Rev, smrs Prss,
AUGUSTUS sIoUssA Miss cATHARINE NJ BERRY, all
this
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p,cc. Of admission Private boxes s. circle and
oe,,e so cents children 10 years half prices reserved
Is orchestra seats IS cents family eircie - eenn m
tief, SO cents colored gallery, 25 cents. -
Doors open O'Clock The curtain viii be raised at ~
bor once will be open daily from 10 O'Clock, 70 o'cIoc
u
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Eoft HENrs new aud beautiful Brick IIouse, three
stories high containing ten with porches
sl Myceiu under the dirng and Kitchen and a
assn, @ water In r- ,s Thus property situated
% oetwecn street hrd Mas@rehusetts
walk Of the Post oce and Treasury pos
N,on gwen immeasrcly Rent so5 per month.
sNov 9t~eodlws
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The United States Mint.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 80 There have been ~, ,25O 000
ceived at the Philadelphia mint this month.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Wooster 05ssgaiss.

Bosr1N, Nov 30 This day. ia accordance with previous
Arrangement, observed in honor and commemoration
Of the late amenled Dauie Webster.
aspect All business suspended the entifc city from
extremity to the other presents embematc OF
mourning.
There probably thirty thousand strangers here who
come Ia from the surrounding country Join in paying
spcct 10 the iustrious dead.
All the public offices closed aud richly draped in
sable and gorgeousy ostooned with appropriate
Flags suspended everywhere at fmast and minute
guns firing
The hotels, newspaper Offices &c gorgeousy dec
Grated with mourning emblems. The whole Is such
has never before been in Boston. The expensive
and grandeur OF tho whole affair beyond descrip
tion.
The trains of cars, steamers, and other convcyances
which arrived from all quarters last night and this
ing, were literally crowded with passengers who 10
participate in the obsequies
The delegations from Worcester, Springfield New Bed
ford, RoAbury, Salem, Nantucket, Plymouth, Sussex
Cambridge and other places, very large, and pre-
sented imposing appearance.
The legislature of New Hampshire, eoompanied by
General Pierce arrived early hour in the morning,
and escorted to the State House.
The arrangements Of the obsequies in charge Of Gen.
John s. Taylor The procession commenced moving At
llocosk, and is going through the various streets
marked oal ia the programme
It will close with the grafton. So splendid and solemn
Dssfrss
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SUAwLs Every Kind.-We have this day received the
following which determined sell cheaper than the
be bought here elsewhere
lao Bay waerviet siis long aws from 81 so TO s5
100 square shawls, all prices
$50 Turkey, Cashmere, and printed shawls all prices
~ Cashmere long shswis very superior and cheap
IS Grape shawls, plain white eoored
YEkBY h MILLER,
Conner of 7th and Penn avenue,
Nov lt-eoimif Miss Dermoti's new building.
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Eon sAtis1he yellow brick houses and lots street
la street. occupied by Mrs Reedasa boarding house
70 be sold al bargain and terms Of payment easy.
Apply 10 q, PLhTT,
Nov 2s--dlw Fifteenth opposite Treasury.
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Hanover and Brunswick have jusi concluded con
vention ssbiect the appreciation Of :heir respective
Chambers, tor the laying out OF railway which will
connect both States more directly with the north
Count Rechberg is appointed by Austria President of
the Germanlc Diet, in place OF Count Thun.
On the l2ih, the Nonetre trial, which has been going
on Cologne for six weeks past, terminated The
accused indicted for for the part they played
in the troubles Of lsis Is49 and 1850 The charge OF
treason was, however, dismissed and OF the accused,
Daniels Jacob, Klein, and Ehrhsrdt were acquitted
Rpse, Burgers, and Nothirng were condemned for SIX
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- Board HesthA special meeting OF the board will b
held Thursday, December 2, at4 o'cock,p. M. Dec '
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REPUBLICAN AND LEGITIMATE PRoTEsrasARsT THT
EMPIRE

This protest OF the Count De Chambord has appeared,
and proclamation from the revolutionary committee OF
London and from the Jersey refugees, is published in
the Mnife The Jersey manifesto s signed by Victor
Hugo 10000 copies Of the ChsmboTd protest have been
seized Lille with other supplies at Dion and Mentz
also an address from Ledru Ron, at Hazebrouck.
The manifesto Of the Count De Chambord ls az fol.
lows
FREScHMrs During the trials my country has been
exposed to have condemned myself 10 voluntary mac
lion and TO silence. could not otgiys myself il had for
a single aggravated its epbarassments and its
per. Separated from France il is yet dear and sacred
10 me-as much and than II had quilted il.
know not II il shall be allowed some day 10
serve my country, bat am very certain that il will not
nave 10 reproach me with word act which af.
ect her prosperity and her repose II is her honor
well as mne-it is regard for her fulure is my duty
towards her which induces me TO raise this day my
voice.
Fssnchmen You desire monarchy; you have admit.
ted that alone render you, with regular and sta
Bile government that security Of all rights that permanent
accord OF strong authority and OF wise liberty, which
found and secured the happiness Of nations. DO not
give yourselves up illusions which later will
be fatal 10 you The empire proposed 10 you can
not be that temperate and durable monarchy whose ben
ehts YOU await People deceived, and they deceive
you when they promise them you in its True
monarchy traditional monarchy, supported hereditary
rights and sanctioned by time, alone put you in pos
session Of these precious advantages and enable You to
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Eyes Right and Dress

TAKE this opportunity Of saving 20 the cii-
zens OF this aud thc adjoining counties, that
| am receiving "a splendid NEw SrucK uf FALL
And WINTER DRY GOODS. the ]prrJticsI aud
best ever hruught ~ His pau uf tho country,
which | viii sell as low as any who sell GuGds
in this part OF the r~ouutTy-ULeap % lansh. Ny
motto is Quick Sales and Small Fllits."
My Stock consists OF SUPER French hcrinncs,
silks and SaiJus, GHa.Hs, C]as-igtrJgs, S3ttine,s.
Iwccds, PcEsiaus, EclainF, Alpacgls. Iuburg',
i.ur,s, Chgmiseils. best Erruch-wnIk Capcs and
Collars. FlaHuels, and every variety 10 The Dry
Goods line. Also. All kinds oI CLOTHING, pGi
uT by ourselves, and malr by one oi lie bcs;
.T9iluTa in the Western country.
Gail AND see for yourspiycs,-pt Snyder NJ
.Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. No humhug M my
store. iscpt2il a. +. MOORE.
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-CADlX Il
His Stabling
A Home to Travellers.
he ASSUMES bis friends That they shoII ind
a Cordial Welcome to the Hotel
Ney0lutiOn in MarbIe,

ME ubsoriber, having made ample arrange
4 mcnts for Il large supply OF MARBLE, keeps,
constantly on hand Nantes, Toombs, Monu-
ments. Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is con-
stantly receiving large lots of Italian, Egyptian
aud american Marbles, which he is making up
in "a style not surpassed in the United States. and
viii sci! at IA very small adya zee on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him It call.
lie viii also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Sills, Steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile for AoorIng etc, very low
He has also on hand a considerable quantity o
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both Tor wet and dry
grinding, warranted.
H-N. B.-Letteting done in the latest and
most beautiful styles, in almost any language re-
gu red. MICHEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Yault Builder.
nov. SLY No. &c, Lower end of Market ST..
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AVEhCOAfS.-A cheap lot Of Ready Made
| J OvercOHts, Just received and for sale bv
decl7 s. K II. M'FADDEN.
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DAGUER2EQTYPIg

&. PARTRIDGE. daguerrean Artist,

4 C.PARlIDGE. daguerrean Artist. No.
a. SO, Monroe st., below Market. Wheeling
Va, respectfully announces 10 the citizens Of
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared to take Dngqcrreotyp pes in the VERY REsr
sTYLEs, and with all he latest improvements,
Likcnessos taken equally as wcIli cloudy ne
in more pheasant wcutl,er, and particular atten-
ion paid 70 obtaining the most favorable position
for securing n pleasing likeness
Groupes of any number OF persons can be tn
ken on one plate, and perfect likenesses taken
Of young children.
] am constantly receiving, ald have alwayson
hand. aeomplete STOCK Of Lockets. Fancy Gases.
aud Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c. all
Of whI.h | will sell on the most favorable terms.
Oct29.ly A. G. PARTRIDGE.
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EEHIiE undersigned, having aesacintrd them
selves together in the Mercantile business,
viii in future sell goods under tie uamo aud style
OF WOO a. SMITH,
at the old stand Of J. r. Wood, on the corner
east Of the Court House.
Having An unusually heavy srock of we'll Sc
lected aud desirnhle GOODS on hand. and being
.lesi! ons Of reducing heir stock 10 the lowest
point before spring, they viii sci! at
Reduced E~'.tCes.
It's sincerely hoped that all the old friends
md customers OF The store will continue to call,
and MS many more as can mage il tbeirinterest,
and they are assHred that no pains shall be spar-
ed TO make n,eGl comfortable while here, and al
least as well OFF when they 50 away.
J.. r. WOOD,
iait7 J.. NJ. SMITH.
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YENHE subscribers will sell at private sale 2I3
ac,es OF first rate land, lying ina good neigh,
b0rhood, four miles Derth-west Of CHdiz, pbip,
on which is "A COED brick dwelling house, Il dou
BILE barn, a good conl bank, and an excellent
fcuit orchard. The said Farm is well watered
with about one hundred and seventy acres cleared
thereon. and in II high safe Of cultivation. For
particulars enquire of the subscribers, lin 2 in
Cadiz, or the owners. Z. r. and ). Gilmore, re-
siding on tbs premises.
SCOTT & BINGHAM.
febII Real Retn,e Agents.
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LEvVaa LEaNTON.

ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
WILL PRACTICE ia Harrison and the adj
joining counties. Collections, the busi-
ness OF Executors and Administrators, Guardians
aud y ards, Petitions Tor Partition, settlement Of
Estates, aud all other business entrusted to his
caTc, will receive his promptattcuion. Ulice in
the old stand, opposite BaTTegt's Hotel
OCt5q-ly
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NChNnE E2NOhvl

%ChOcE E?0Ohv!
? VIE subscriber is receiving directly from tie
4 publishers, the following sGHOUL BOOKS.
which he offers to teachers and Others On the
very BEST terms:
BuIlion's English Gran mar;
Ialin do
Greek do
Latin Reader
" Casnr;
Greet %eaGcr;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic;
Comstock's Philosophy WAITS on the Mind;
Chemistry, SmclIics' Philosophy
Eioenliou; Davies Bou1don;
kirkam's do " Lcscudmi
English Ora nmar;
Mitcbell's Primary Goography, new ed;
Geography and AtIas, do
" Ancient Geography;
Rurritt's Geography Of the Heavens,
Virgil Dclphimi i~.oyeil's Young speaker;
Horace TO Neyin's BiblicuI Antiquities
Also. PorlIet, Family and SCHOOL BIBLES and
TESTAMENTS: Miscellaneous, Law, and
Common School Nooks, Of the kinds in genera
use; Cap and hctler Paper; Note Paper; Gnyel-
npea, yarons kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens;
jnHs States and rencils; Memorandnmsi Copy
Books; Engraved Noiea; Music. Drawing and
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, ect., etc.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash. or
approved country produce.
oct29 JOHN BRALL.