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pectively belongs, TO be paid out Of The
county treasury, on the commissioners
order.
Sec. S. That whenever the COM
'nissiouefs Of any codniy shall be una
BILE TO ascertain the boundary line Of such
county with certainty, or having ascer-
iained the boundary line thereof, If the
commissioners or officers Of such adioin.
ing county shall disregard the true line,
The commissioners Of the couaiy wishing
to establish the line thereof, may CON-
mence and prosecute sui, in chancery
in the court Of common pleas Of such
adjoining county, against the commss-
Ioners thereof, 10 ascertain and establish
such bound lries.
Sec. 6. Tha, the commissioner in
such adjoining county, shall be made
parties to such suit by subpoena, as in
other cases in chancefy; and If such
court shall find that the boundary line,
to ascertain which such suit is com.
menced, is not sufficiently ascertained,
Tor that the officers Of such adjoining
county disregard the true boundary line,
said court shall appoint a surveyor, who
shall not be resident Of either Of such
counties, 10 ascertain and survey such
boundary line, and report the same to
said court: which report shall be conclu-
sive between such counties as TO the
true boundary line, unless, for good
cause shown, the same shall be Sc!
aside; aud unless such survey is set
aside, as aforesaid, said cour, shall order
a record Of the same to be made, and o
copy Of such record to be transferred to
the auditor of each of such counties,
and shall order and decree lha, said line
be established as the true boundary line
between such counties, ond shall enforce
such decree by injunction, a,tachmsn, or
otherwise, against the officers Of either
of said counties disregarding the same.
Sec 7. That said court may make
such decree as 10 taxes previously col
lected by either of such counties within
the true boundary of the territory actu-
ally in the othe-, as may be just and
right.
.eF JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
as WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
April 9, 1852.
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AN ACT
To prevent Fraudulcn, Practices.

10 prevent rrauuulcnt fractIccS.
Sec. l.. Be il enacted BY the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That il
any person shall execute and deliver, or
shal! eause or procure 10 be executed
and delivered te any person, any false or
6c,ious bill Of Iading, receipt, schedule,
invoice, or other written instrument, to
the purport or effect that any goods,
wares or merchandz. had been or were
held, delivered, received, placed or de-
posted, on board Of any steamboat Or
watercran, navigating the waters in or
bordering upon the state OF Ohio. when
such goods, wares and merchandize were
NOT held, or had NOT in fact and in good
faith been delivered, received or dcposi.
ted on board OF such steamboat or other
waiercraft when such bill Of Iading, re.
ceips, invoice, schedule or written in.
sirumen, was made and delivered accor.
ding TO the purport and effect Of such,
bill Of lading, receipt, invoice, schedule,
or written instrument, with intent 10 in.
jure, deceive, or defraud any person
whomsoever, or if any person shall en-
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AN ACT
For ascertaining the Boundaries Of Coun-

For asceriaining the Boundaries Of Coun
ties.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the Genera
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, Tha,
whenever j. shall appear to the commiss,
toner's Of any county, that The boundary
lines Of the county are not sufficiently
ascertained, it is hereby made The duty
Of the commissioners 10 issue their ord er
to the surveyor Of The county, requiring
him 10 ascertain and survey such line or
lines.
Sec. 2. That il shall be the duty Of
the commissioners Of any county, where
the county line or lines are to be run, 10
give notice to the board of commission
ers Of the county or counties affected
thereby, declaring their intention Of
running the line or lines Of said county;
and said commissioners receiving such
notice, shall order the county surveyor Of
such county, TO proceed and run such
lines with the surveyor or surveyors Of
the adjoining county or counties, at such
time and in such manner as shall be
fixed upon by the commissioners Of said
Sec. 3. That each county surveyor
shall forthwith make out return Of such
survey TO tho clerk Of the cour, Of com.
mon pleas Of his county, whose duty il
shall be TO make record thereof.
Sec, 4. That the county surveyors
sballreceive for their services, performed
under this act, such compensation as
may be allowed by the commissioners Of
the county to which each surveyor res
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], William M. Bell, Auditor in and for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been care
fully compared by me, and are in accor-
dance with those certified to by the
Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor,
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r AND AGENCY.-James Mackenzie
- is Agent for Lands for sale in Allen,
Putnam and Paulding Counties. to be
sold on reasonable terms-in part for
credit. August, 1851.
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails.
KALIDA. -r
South meiiarriyss every Tuesday 4 Friday atsr.n
East :" Saturday "6i,R
West I" ~ 90 Thursday "7P.n
South South mail leaves every Tuesday + Friday go
East I" :" I" Friday "6A.H
West Thursdav st6A.x
GEORGE SKINNER. P. M. b
The Western mail arrives on Friday ofeach week
at III O'Clock, A. NJ. and departs at II o'clock
M, The Eastern mail arrives on Saturday. at j J.
O'Clock, A. NJ, and departs al u o'clock, I'M.
1. I,T"l' DR.. MOE, p. NJ.
OTTAWA.
North mail arrives every Friday At 10 O'Clock,
ami departs same day ut 10t o'clock. n
Southern ms arrives every Friday, at ocIock, ?.
~. and departs same day at 81 O'Clock, I'm. 7~N
Western mail arrives every Friday At 10 O'Clock.
~. and departs same day al 104 O'Clock, AM 1ll
Eastern mail arrives every Saturday at O'Clock,
w., and departs same day at 24 o'cioek.P.M.
KENNEDY ALLEN. r. NJ
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MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, &c.

4; Boston on Monday the money market
was very easy.
The New York Journal of Commerce OF
Monday, p. NJ, says
The favorable news from California has
counteracted in a measure. the fears entertain
ed by many as to the effect of the recent up
ward movement in Foreign Exchange, and the
rates of interest are still undisturbed. The
imports ofspecie from Europe consist of doub-
looms which are wanted for the West India
trade, and must be paid for by shipments Of
coin or bills of exchange. The Asia which
sails hence on Wednesday will probably take
out a little over 100000 in silver, and also
some parcels Of foreign gold; we do not learn
OF any engagements of American gold. There
has been as yet but few purchases of bills for
remittance except such as were engaged last
week. The leading drawers asked 1101 on
London, and 5.lG1 las. Is on Paris.
The New York Commercial says
Letters TO leading banking house in Wall
street estimate the shipments from California
on the first May at four millions of dollars
Gold was never ksown to arrive so freely in
Gan Francisco as at the present time.
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70 TO THE PUBLIC.-Thec celebrated
"FLETCHER's HAIR TONIC" manufactured by
John Johnson-under American Hotel-having
such wide spread notoriety, for its wonderful pro-
perties in preserving and beautfyng the hair, the
manufacturer would repeat Through this extended
circulation) that he does not to part with his
right to make and vend ii in the State of Virginia
His attention having been so often called to his ad-
vertsement, he deems il appropriate to say to his
frieads and the public, that he Is still manufactur-
ing it in large quantities, trying to meet the de-
supplied may rest assured that now they can have
this delightful and valuable Tonic, by applying un.
der the American Hotel, or to r. R. Duval, Sea-
brook d Reeve and Bennett Beers.
my 6 AMERICAN HOTEL
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The EARTHaUAKE.-The earthquake OF
Thursday last is said to have shook the walls
ofhouses, and ratified china and window glass
q, Lynchburg, Virginia. Al Staunton, Va,
the shock is said to have lasted nearly min.
Ute, and some houses were so violently shak-
en- that The occupants made a. precipilate re-
treat.
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From Pert du Prince.

BosToN, May 3.-The schooner Byzantine,
Capt Avery, from Port au Prince, arrived here
to-day, with dates 10 the 10th ult. Capt. A.
reports livery sickly when he sailed, and many
vessels were detained in port in consequence
OF their crews being sick. All business was
10 be suspended for ten days, commencing on
The 18th, in consequence Of the coronation Of
The Emperor Soloque.
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Movements Of Kossuth-Arriral of Daniel
Webster

BosfoN, May 4.-Kossuth, accompanied by
Gov. Boutwell,, to-day, visited Cambridge,
Harvard College, Mount Auburn, &C., and
dined at the residence of Prof. Longfellow.
Hon. Daniel Webster arrived at o'clock,
and was received at the depot by large num-
Der OF friends. He briefly thanked them for
their warm GREETING. He will proceed to
Marshfeld tomorrow.
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GREGORY q MAURY,
Successors to j. w. Maury & Co.. Mana
gers.
Office. No. O.. Main Street

The capital prize OF S2l $50 (whole ticket
sold and paid.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass se, April 16 |:
81 10 IS Al 81 SO 90 ~ 10 "a n SD IS
Whole ticket Nos 9 l8 81, the capital prize of
SCI, $3.50 in the above )ttery sent I'd this agency.
and sold by Anthony T. CO., Vendors, Petersburg,
Va %
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, No 90, April 81 !:
80 IA so IL 40 81 II 10 20 81 so 13.
Quarter ticket Nos 10 10 d, prize of $1,000
cold at this Agency.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, Class "a, April % !:
90 16 81 SO Sc SIS 7O 50 SO i 50 "a.
Half ticket Nos l6 90, the capital prize of
$22 500, sent to Richmond agency, and returned
by n STRATToN, Vender.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery. Mol Extra, MAY !:
Scheme To.Day.-capitals: S23, 600, 1000,
1000, PAS 2000 80 prizes OF 1000 10 of 3OO 90 of
$50. l55 of l00 &c: IS numbers, 70 drawn. Tickets
IS nv
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Politics in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.
The Democratic Convention in the LIST dis.
trict of Missouri, adopted resolution strongly
condemnatory of Col. Benton. L. v. Bogg
was nominated for Congress.
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Important from Merico- Threatened Diff
rulfSeS

NEW ORLEANS, May I've learn by letters
The foreign Ministers had addressed another re-
monstrsnce 20 the Mexican government upon
the subject of the rates of duty exacted upon
imported goods, and demanding the establish
men, of the tariff adopted by Gen. Avalos.-
The reply of Arsta, TO their former letter
seems 10 have been purely evasive in its de-
sign.
The accounts from all parts Of the country
are very warlike, and much apprehension is
entertained at the capital of immediate out.
breaks in some of the departments.
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NEW YORK. MARKETS.. Ma

1*H1'f 4 ON~|@ 4H-11tEkk1 Dud5 u
FLouR-In fair demand, at firm rates. GRAIN
ar CorroN unchanged.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 5.
FLoUR-Sales of 700 bbls at "a 25, and 1900 bbls
at437. WHEAr-Red 90 cents to 90; White,
/ % to 104. CoRN--White Sc to 81 cents; Yellow
KS IN "a centc
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Deaths in Louisville.

Louisville, May S.
Mrs. Welby, the gifted poetess, whose writ.
ings under the signature of amelia" have
created much sensation in the literary world,
died on Monday. Capt. Jones, of the navy,
also died here the same day.
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CHARLESTON, May 1.-The steamer Isabel
has arrived, with Havana and Key West dates
to the 30th ult. Affairs in Cuba were quiet.
Sugars at Havana were more active and
frmer. The stock was light. Molasses com
manded J rails. Coffee was very dull.
Key West was healthy. An arrival from
Tampa reports that II Indians had come in
and surrendered themselves, and it was expec-
ted that the whole tribe would shortly emf
CRATE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-06

DUTCH FRIGATE PRINCE OF ORANGEAThe
frlgate Prince ofOrange has created quite an
excitement in Norfolk. She is daily visited
by hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen, who are
much delighted at the politeness of the off,
GERS,
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Riot in Mem Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-Quite serious riot
occurred in this city to-day, between two par
ties OF steamboat men. Two persons were very
badly wounded, and it is much feared they will
die from The effects of their injuries.
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Ar EDTCAL BO0Ks-( Exchange Book store

NI EDIOALf DOUNs5---IIsA CHHuEt DUCE'stUTt3
Iyl next to Post Office -e-------z
Wood e. Bache's Dispensatory, new edition
Cszeauxs Midwifery: Diseases OF Pregnancy and
Parturition = 49,
Grifith's Universal Formulary
Dungisson's Medical Dictionary
Millers Practical Surgery sa F5
Quain's Anatomical Plates, edited by PaDcoast
Records Illustrations of Venereal Disease, ar.
ranged by Goddard, plates elegantly colored-$l5
general stock of standard authors upon medi-
cine. GEO. NJ. WEST & BRO,
my4 18th st, next to Post Office.
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HERRING,s sALAMANDERs.

/ further supply OF the real FIREPROOF SAL.
AMANDER SAT- ES, the genuine kind, which has
failed in all the late fires to preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks. Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
store, taken from the ruins of the great fire, with
al the interior perfect and the books and money
all saved. Fires are frequent, and those in want
had better not delay. All sizes on hand, at factory
prices. FRY & McCANDLISH,
fe 26-ts Agents for the State of Virginia
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Fire in Committeeman.

BosToN, May 3.-The extensive lumber
wharf Of Messrs. Bosworth, in Cambridgeport
together with several buildings adjacent, was
damaged by fire last night, to the extent Of
some S35, 600. There was no insurance on the
pfoperty
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RAPHlCs NEWS.
rRANsMlTTED FOR THEDAiI.Y pIse7TcS
WAsHlEoroN, Nj

:" 1s"1tNVsVNs HHy Q.
In the senate. the Wisconsin Ra ilrosd Nh,
was taken up and passed. The bill granting
land for a railroad or canal across the PENN
sala of Michigan, was ordered to be engross.
ed. The Defe iency Bill was then taken up.
In the HoysE, the Printing Repor, was ,a-
ken up.
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LAMBERTSS OFFICE.
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn numbers Kentucky, Glass 400, May 4:
% az So n 43 35 AZ SO 90 IL 70 81 A 80
Drawn numbers Delaware Extra Glass /, May A.
so 40 % As 81 as Is IS AZ 80 81 81 "A "a
For. To.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Extra Glass No 2. Capitals: $23O00 1000, 1000,
2l45, 2000 80 of l000 &c. IS numbers 12 drawn.
Tickets S.
q Also, Two Dollar Lottery. my6
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Subscription TO a Railroad.

The city council Of Pittsburg have voted to
subscribe, on the part of the city,a quarter mil
lion dollars to the Pi,,sburg and SteubenyiIle
railroad
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p - = = = = 80 s.{.z1Z -. s.x I'D Is
- 4e ~ - & 49, NJ XQ4xs y0R q xXu ,
rrr y = Wo8ka 81 0Ay H6<}YI< ; 8
~ - - y 80M ~ HADK
3 -. 1nsLE mno,ng g meke chanas r.
,sssss 49, on tne ~ ~ q Jnl4 nexf
s.ss 80 ~ aODS q coex III
r,rch..s . ~ persons Who deslfe Is
s 80 ~ ~. !ney feea connoent that nero
s;,s 800, = 49, o. Dry Goods Or one selected
i. NJ. 49, never offered for sale e cost
:. ~ -. vas Al supported by fhemeefses
sespts The ssos. ns% - q msnn.scurers snd thsir
ia,sst s,a gsoos OF which II consists are q the
S,,,sr .hrns sPPfoved ssyies. en- bracine, among
bro,.,,, D,ssss.s 81 ii - ana ~ bieacned and
o,,.,;.., r $500 rilnts from cents 70 the best
e ~ Engllsn and American Lawns do
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MANA R,S OFFICE.
z MnpDIS T. co -.

Hl n n "A " u N . Ot r 1C6.
F. MORRIS g. CO.
For This Day-Capitals $4,000. of 5000, 8
of $500, 20 of $40, &c. 70 numbers, IL drawn
Tickets S5
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals S462l, 10 of
1000, &c.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, Glass No1s:
40 76 Is 46 1s 40 u % 81 63 81.
my C.. w PURCELL
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Sailing of the Asia.

NEW 1oRK, May ,.
The Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool, taking
cut $3.50 900 in specie.
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Scott Wings in Western Ne,o York

tStUEt wigs m FFeSteTn Neic 7 orr.
ALBANY, May 4.-The movements of the
wings in The western and central parts of the
State show that General Scott is carrying
everything with rapid current. He will have
three-fourths of the national delegation.
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Free Soil Convention.

CINCINNATI, May D.
The free soil national Convention is to be
held at Cieaveland, Ohio, on the 4th Of Au.
gust.
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Mr.. CLAW.

WASHINGTON, May S.
There is no change in Mr.. CLAY's condi-
finn
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THE LATEST NEWS.
pr,nter., Nntional Coarentsea.

CINCINNATI, May 3d.-The Printers Ma
.;onsl Convention assembled in this city this
morning, at 10 O'Clock. After the transaction
Of the usual preliminary business, permanent,
officers were appointed as follows :-Presi-
den,, NJ. C. Brown, OF Philadelphia Wee Pre-
sident, Mr.. Lewis, of 81. Loais' ana Mr. WI,
Jer az Bos,on: Secretaries, Messrs. Seig and
Baser, Of. Cincinnat Treasurer, MIR. Nafew.
of Albany. Messrs. Bosworth, of lndianapo-
lis, Auniach, of Columbus, aud Lewis, of 81.
Iouis. were appointed committee to draft
rules. Messrs. Green, of Kentucky; Foster. OF
Missouri; Thompson, of Ohio; Nafew, of New
York; Randell, OF Marylandi Mcknight, of
Tennessee; Wilder, of Massachusetts; HUB
had. of Pennsylvania; and Boswofth, of lndi.
ana. were appointed a commit ee 10 prepare
business fer the Convention. The Convention
then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. There are delegates present repre-
senting IL States and - Printers Unions.
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Trial of Engiaes-Deah ola Fireman.

E~''F
PHILADELPHIA, May 4:-The New Market
snd Den,ford Engines of Baltimore had trial
oftbeir cauaci,ies this afternoon in front of DIR.
Jayne's buildings. The former threw waters
fsc, above the tower, and the latter 90 feet
above. The first was built by John Agnew, Of
Philadelphia, and the latter by John Rogers
of Baltimore. The cupola is l34 feet high.
The Libertymen have'partaken OF a splendid
entertainment this evening at Samson Street
Hail. Joshua Vansant, president of the Liberty.
made fne speech in response TO toast.
James Gillespie, who was shot by police off
Ger Walton during the fracas between the
Moyamensing and Shifiier Hose Companies,
ten days since, died at the hospital 10 day.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By JANIS n. T1YT09.


pmIs IsTlk1TR7XS sALE
coy kEDnE6DAY. tie I2sh day of Han, Win be.
sof ssle = DE feSidsnee III re late John
q ~ -. VARIETY 81 perhable properly belonging
Furoifnr. 1 Soa,asfine Of h0usehcld and kitchen
sr uiJe' Castle Carriage one Horse and Other
nns OF sAIE- Cash for m n,,.. -, $500.
1870. ooiiars; Tor IL sanns above ,hss s,,o,,ns
TOUR months, tks pprcksssrs s;-;,. -,
sousoae notes with approved eudorser. s''1As 1s-
e Agsn. Ior MIS- = a. r Pilcher, Adnipissrssr;x
my6 e : : = or Aacfr
RaICK HOUSE AND LOr Az. :
II CANT LOT ON CHURCH HI. 4, vsu y a =.
sold on FRIDAY NEXT the III inst IT haa rs &. e
O'Clock, ?. NJ, upon the premises, the Hol,se .nd
Lot situated on Church Hill near The residenee q
Rev Philip Courtney, and at present occupied 81
Alfred Lewellen, Esq. The House l. built Of bricf
and contains four or five rooms. The Lot 'front.'
SO feet on L, near 26th street. and runs back 8:
feet inches. After which, win be sold Buildini
Lot adjoining, fronting 80 feet Il the corner Of
and 10th streets, and running back 81 feet inches
This property Is located in q pleasant and improv
ing neighborhood.
TERMs- One third cash, balance in six and twelv,
months, for negotiable notes, with interest sdded
secured by a trust deed. By request of the owner
my JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
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STKATTON,S OFFICE

STKATTON,S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Delaware. No 3. May 5:
lS n 46 IL rs IL 80 As IS 81
For T0.Day.-Delaware, Elk. No 2 Capitals
$4,000. Tickets SIS.
Also-Kentucky No 1o4. Capital: $500 Tick
cts 81 my
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HAVING added to our present business that of
I'll HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city of Philadelphia we are prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
water &C. which viii be done at prices to suitthe
times Persons in want VIII please give us call.
G. 4 A. BARGAMIN, JR-,
NH c6-ts 2Ol cor Main ard 10th streets
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NEW RICHMOND DIRECTORY,

~ W. RANDOLPH has for sale-May
Adventures of q Marquis, by Alex Dumas, COM
panion to Monte Christie. Plates; 81
The Twenty Fifth of May, or a Cruise in the La
Platte: story of Buenos Ayres by an officer of the
Navy; Bic
Professor julius Caesar Hannibals Scientific Dis
courses, originally published in the New York Pi-
The Experiences Of. a Barrister, by Warren War.
ner, Esq; SOC
Norway, translated by Charlotte Fennimore Cooper,
putnani's Library, No 8; Csc
Horse Shoe Robinson tale of the Tory Ascen.
dancy, revised ed with plates, by Kennedy, au.
thor of Swallow Barn
The Caveliers Of Englsnd. or the Times of the
Revolutions of 1912 and l686, by Ii w Herbert, au-
thor of Cromwell &C.. %
Vol 81 English Chancery Reports
Vol Humboldts Cosmos, Bohn's London edi-
ton; 81
mains, with a memoir of his Life, Bohns London
Cicero's orations: vol Bohn's London ed; 25
Battles Of the British Navy: vol 2 Bohn's London
edition; %
my ~
NT1Y 5TH. IS52.-REW GOODS JUST
M RECEIVED BY HART & MOSES.
Fine French Ginghams at 12H cts per yard
French Ginghans, very cheap, at 1923 cts per
yard
Barge De Lanes, GOOD assortment ana very
cheap
Plain, pink, blue green, &c, Bareges, at % cts,
worth 373
An wool satin stripe Bsreges at 56a-a great bar.
gain
Handsome Plaid Dress Silks at VI per yard
Foulard do I'D wide, g. 70 CTS pr 20
For bargains call early, at the New Store, No
63 Main street.
ALsO-.A very extensive assortment OF Irish
Linens, which viii be offered at prices that cannot
fail to plesse ell In want Of such Goods
HART MOSES,
my6 63 Main street
NONTAGUE,s RICHMOND DIREC.
M TORY, for le52-pnce one dollar--for sale
by @. NJ WEST 4 BRO.
my5
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DAMAGED sCYTHE BLADES AND
y STRAW CUTTERS AT AUCTION -On
Friday, It'll inst at 10 O'Clock, win sell at auc-
dozen Straw Cutters, slightly damaged.
my 6-2t* R. CAUTHORN