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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23
Peaches, Watermelons,

NIUSkMELONS-Ca elopes-C abbages- Squash
NJ Tomatoes, and all the varieties of the season. for
sa le a the City Market by A PAGE.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23

Mechanics Pierce & King Club.
Regular meetings. of this Club are to be held
at Granite Hal every Friday evening. All
Democrats in the city are respectfully invited to
be present. ARTHUR BRowS, Sec.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23
PIANO FORTES

of the best manufacture, warranted
gtErE3iSlN " equal TO any made in the States, con-
Tf 0 Y Instantly on hand and for sale by
u SAWYER MAGOUN, Booksellers
Piano Fortes to let-Sheet Music furnished to order
Bath, Sept /, 1852 ii
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Per Steamship Pacific, at New York.
Ar at Liverpool 5th, Geo Washington, Comings, New
York.
Emf for ldg 81, Harriet Augusta, Trott for New Or
leans.
Ar at Cronstadt eth ult, Ophir, Wood, Havana
Cid at Gottenburg 26th uI, Andover, Deano, United
States.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23
Boots and Shoes.
Boots and Shoes.
LADIES' BOOTS.
Fourth of Julv

rs at hand which is very fitting season for every
man 10 treat himself 10 suit, In order 10 ap-
pear bright aud comfortable this m ost importan,
day Now the best place to OBJ ain these articles is u,
BALLOU'S
SagadahOck Clothing and Uplifting
WAREHOUSE,
us he has just received very irge and excellent as
sorment of the m Isl fashionable Goats, Pants, Vests
md every article of geniemen's wear, and which he
will sell al astounding low prices. Please call in nd
examine and at least per cent if moi twenty
Bath, June %, 1852 j. BALLOU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-18

- A school teacher named T'eel, was
stabbed and killed at Atl'.n Geo., few days
ago, by man named Brown.
q Ole Bull has arrived in New York from
a visit to his Norwegian colony" in the west
ern part Of Virginia.
- Rev. VIM. N. Irish of Va, has ac-
cepted the temporary charge of St. Paul's
Episcopal church at Columbus, Ohio.
q Elk President Tyler and family arrived
in N. York on Friday, en- route to Staten Is
land, where they will pass few weeks at the
residence of MIR. Gardiner.
e Francis Kirksey was found dead on
the railroad near Atlanta, Geo., a few days
ago, and several persons have been arrested
charged with numbering him.
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THE POTATO ROT.

The English papers generally concur in
stating that the rot has appeared with even
more yirulence than on the former occasion,
when il caused SO much distress throughout
the country-in 1886, we mean. Nothing is
said with regard to Ireland. but We presume,
a. in other instances, like causes will produce
like effects. The temperance IF the no, in
the potato crop will add, Of course, to the ex.
porta,ion Of corn from this country. The sup.
pIy of the article 10 London and Liverpool is
said to be very light. If the potato rot should
prove incurable, Indian corn must supply the
place of that commodity entirely, wherever il
has heretofore been used as main article Of
food.
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kns 9asaf ny Gre fSr DysYeIsla.-DR. ]
FAMILY Or ALTERA1IvE PILLS, bcth eostins

. e Greet Cnrs for DyspepSla.-rR !
q. kOSE4 DYePEPTIC COMfOIJND- Avn
FAMILY Or ALTERA1IvE Pills, bod, eostins
rs cents. ' -S,A se>s1e
hsve cured more than i've ttoussnd r~,.r,.. -
by spepsia end Liver C1molstns s,fb ), Dvs,. -
nc Compound and Family PITS Head me fo;:s1yv.
ing letter from gentleman in virginia. v bom 4
never saw. he Il one Of thousands who are livins
monuments Of The great cares made bv INV Fsn.is.
ly Medicines-y. s. Rose, N D. -'''
DrEwfDDrx Co Va, June. 1850
To DIR. J. 3. Rose, Phiiadelphia- Sir -
the sake Of humanity. 4 write these few lines 10 IN
form you and the public generally, of the sre..
cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made IN ~.
In the summer OF 1850. l was attacked with ~
lent diarrhea, and after trying the ren-diss ~.
scribed BY two or three eminent oh ysician. ~ 10
months, without any effect, and beiay redncsd -
most to skeleton. and scarcely able 10 wait 500
my room, accidentally received one OF yoa, -.
culars in which found my disease exsc,,- a.
scribed. My son went 10 fepfsburg and ,'r ae.
ed bottle of the DY5PEPTfc COhpOIJsn ,.;.s.
box OF your FAMILY Oh ALTERATI ~, prr ~. -
and to my great astonishment and sstisf.e,sonH
found great relief In few days; and Ia tu 80.
was entirely well. At this time arc n ness
health than have been In ten or tueya 49,. * yer
short, sir, your medicine saved INV life ~
IT, de Win respect GLo. J. JONES.
Inc above preparations, and all Dr. Roses csa
brated Family Medicines, cce.
For sale by Adie q Gray, Purcell. Ladd & ro
Bennett & Beers, Alex Duval, X. X, Dmvsi n oUo
Strecker, A. Bodeker, Gaynor L. Wood ! b., ~ a.
~ Zachr isson and W.P. Ladd. srI o
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MAJOR MICHAEL HANCOCK CgEyA,
LIE,

We regret to learn from the late arrivals
from California, that this distinguished officer
died at Stockton on the 9th ult. He was na-
tive Of this city, and son Of the late Peter J.
Chevallie, Esq. 1t is but due to him to say,
that he was one Of the most gallant officers
who has ever drawn the sword in favor of bis
country. His mother is still living in this city,
where he has also brother and sister, and
many relatives and friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-18

STEALING Pocket BooK.-A man named
William Shanks Eat down in the door way OF the
"Arbor" late On Monday evening, and overcome
with fa,igues of the day, speedily sank into a
state of forgetfulnrss. While quietly slumbering,
benevolent Samaritan named Daniel Gallaher,
took Shanks pocket book, containing 900 in money,
from his pocket, he said for the purpose of pre-.
venting its being stolen. MIR j. w Allen who was
passing, saw the phiianthropc act Of Gaaher, and
two other gentlemen coming up at the time, the
three watched Gaaher until they saw him making
OF, when they gave the alarm to the watch and he
ken into custody. The pocket book and
money were found in Gallahers possession. Mr
Shanks stated that he had never seen Gallaher az
he could recoect before ard therefore G's story
that he took the pocket book to preserve it for
Sharks use, was rather too strong to 60 down -
The Mayor committed Gallaher to jail to await
examination before a called court of Hustngs, Ia
DC held On the 26th Of this month.
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DEATH OF Mrs. TAYLoR.-The telegraph
has informed us of the death of Mrs. Tay lor
relet of the late President of the United States.
She was native of Calvert. county, Maryland,
her family name being Smith. She leaves
number of relatives, we believe, residing on the
Eastern Shore of that State.
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fAh we learn that the total loss resulting from
.ne nle Monday evening, will amount to about $40.
wv Inc machinery used in the planning mill of M,
ua1eof0oh' belonged to gentlemen living in North
oaroha' ana was valued at $3.50. MIR ca lo..
10 prepared work and material, is es,ims,sd !,
about $1,000. Isaac J. MERGERS los. Is es,im.,sa =
be between twelve and fifteen haadred. Mn
iost all ne was worth, and his case is one Of
hardship Iaere was no insurance, 50 lar as we
could learn, III any city office.
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AUCTION NOTICE.-GEURGE
~ ] SUMNER asks the attention of Groccfs,
country Merchants and HousAkeepers. to the ex,
tensve Sale of Earthenware, China. and
past O'Clock, at Sales Room No g. Fifteenth street
without reserve or regard to weather. Terms as
per advertisement.
an is GEO j. SUMNER Auct
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WITHOUT PAssES.-The following arrests of
negroes without passes were made by the watch
alter the fire had been exringuished on Monday
evening: Jack, slave to G. NJ. West a. Brother Joe
Wright, slave TO J. w. Wright; Branch Jackson
SLAVE hired to Mayo Il Atkinson; Jordan Plea
SAINTS, slave TO Hiram Oliver; John Anderson, slave
to William Anderson Jr, and Andre Harris, slaye
to John Nettles. These negroes all discharged
by the Mayor on yesterday, after being duly repri
manded.
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You must not be prejudiced, but
give them a trial In cases Of CHOLERA
MORBUS and SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
These annoying and dangerous diseases are becom
ing quite prevalent at this time, and If not speedily
checked. often destroy the constitution, and not un
frequently life itself. As a sure and speedy cure,
we know Of no remedy equal to that universally
popular m, dicine, BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS; and we therefore advise every one
to give II trial AZ q preventive to indigestion.
soa corrector and purifier of the Stomach. these
nifters are unsurpassed Every family should
sep lew bottles on haud
a sSnr nsd In Richmond at the Dyug Stores OF
BEERs p1,1, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT 4
q Won, Ms.ILL LADD & CO., and GAYNOk
u', 20 sa,ca REEVE. shockoe Hi. CHAs
AiLLsF tuGH, and THOMAS 4 MCCARTHY
au i0--ts NsNNAA 81 =
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WIN II Il4Ih TIN,
Columbian Hotel Richmon
~ Great Cure for bowel CompIaints.

The most safe and sure compound for Bowel Com
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and Sprans, is DR..
Roses Pain Curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all pains and is used by the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
few minutes from the most acute pain. 10 bot.
ties at 49, % and so cents, and for sale oy Bennett
& Beers Adie & Gray, Purcell, Ladd d. Co, r. r
Duva. o. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, J. Blair, S. NJ
Zachrissop, w :. P Laid. Gavnor g. Wood lie 20
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~ Neal Estate.-Atteniion is invited to
the sale OF Mr. Ellis Browns residence, and aajoil-
ing building lot, on SIN, near Cay street, at hall
past O'Clock this day.
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II you require CARDS, ClRCuLAKs, HILLS
or PRINTING of any kind, and want your work
well done, at the Lowest CASH prices, call at the
Dispatch Office, on Governor street. . doors from
Main
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- 1t was Discovered, about 20 year
ct inn O,aot, hun d

III WIS DIsCOFcEcus dUout ~ years
ago, In the county OF King and Queen, by Pay
stefan, eminent in his profession, that Asiatc Cho
era, Cholera Morbus Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrhoa, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since thst time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of fellow citizens,
and can prove it TO as many as will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY AHTESPASMOOIC, the peoples favorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
d CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
ment. au G-3taWts
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II JIM. Jones's jewelry store, at Savan:
nah Georgia, was robbed of 500 worth Of
watches last Wednesday night.
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ATRoCIoUs MURDER--We find 10 the north
ern papers of last evening the following parti-
cuars Of an alrocious murder in Buffalo,
which has been announced by telegraph:
"About o'clock, Mrs. Hartman, wife of Jos.
Hartman, who keeps grocery at the corner
of Spence and Genesee streets, was awakened
by noise in the room, and discovered that
two negro men had entered the apartments
On her noticing them, one of them approached
the bed, and with an iron bar two or three feet
long, struck her husband several blows, killing
him instantly. The fends then struck her on
the right arm, breaking it in two places; and,
on her attempting to rise, struck her on the
head. They then left the house, and she alarm
ed the neighbors, who came in and took her up
stairs, when she tainted. She lies in very
precarous state, and is not expected to live
drawer, in which there were several dollars,
was found open, with the money untouched.
Hartman, who was a highly respectable man,
has lived in Buffalo for 20 years, and has ia
miIy of six children. The ban of iron has been
found, and is in the possession of J. II. Taylor,
police officer.
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THE BIuss.-About these hot days, when all
who cen escape from the cage Of city life, fly like
the freed bird to the placd delghts of the country
when business IL dull, and there are no new no.
velties to sttract attention, the .can'tgetaws
are very apt 70 have frequent attacks Of the If
Hcting disease named al the head Of this article
There are some. to be sure, whose equanimty 10
never disturbed, and who contentedy glide calmly
and peacefully down lies turbid stream. But there
are few such. The New York Times, in pleasant
article upon this most common and hypochondriacal
of all human ailments, speaks of its pecuar char.
acteristics somewhat in this wise. When the
"blues" steal in, the channels of thought are
damned up" and " there Is no elasticity of muscle
buoyancy Of spirits The air is full of dullness
Within doors and without it is the very atmos
phere. Friends are excessively dull, their wit
pointless, their common places stale, their silence
stupid, their kind words aud questions regarding
our health are insuferably inquistive If they
speak OF matters entirely foreign to they are se
fish and unfeeling. II they touch upon our bls.
ness we wish they would be kind enough to let us
manage our own affairs.
cat such times the green of earth's summer fields
looks blue and gloomy and the brightest skies are
lowering. Sunlight is gsrish and stormy day 10
intoleraby irksome. Purlng brooks are nuisances
slight shower is horrible rain. careless mis-
hap is our usual bad luck, and the children sport
ing in the streets, are abusivey saucy."
Critics and readers generally, continues the
Times. under the influence of this ailment, viii be
devoid of all sympathy benevolence in their re.
views and comments. And abiding to ourselves,
sit you write the city items, how the city fathers
and other public officers will suffer to morrow
The article concludes with the following recipe
a curative, and for the benefit of all true blues"
all who have been blue and ali afflicted with the
"bues," we subjoin the prescription:
First-Dont smoke for tits temporary re
liet. perhaps, butitfxes pernicious habit
Second-Don't drink; that breeds score for to-
morrow.
7hird-Dont dip into prosounder excitement;
that Is burning out blister with fire. 1t only en-
larges the area OF the mischief.
F0urth-Get to bed two hours earlier tonight
Sleep poisons these feuds, as carbonic acid gas
does bsts.
FJth.-Learn to moderate your excessive labors,
to hold sacred your hours of relaxation, to econo-
mize your excitements, and your pleasures as
BILLY did his cake, and so, you shall be rid OF
these noxious pests
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- LAND WARRANTs.-The high.

LAND WARRANTS.-Theh high.
0>-A-A est market prices will be given in cash
Tor Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, so, or 100 acree
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent
Office No Law Buildings, Richmond Va.
Note.-All Revolutionary claims. PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, bounty Lands and ali
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Next
can War, Will be prosecuted with diligence. have
aiull list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
In tue Continental and State services in my office.
je ll-3m* / k
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q FOR RENT.-The 49,. =, A. :,
lei next TO SIMON Bonayiss,s Cont, c,;aasr MAJ" -
opposite the Virginia Bank. 1t Is suited for at
soy kind OF business. Possession given immadi
steiy' Apply 20 NJ. SHULTZ,
al le-bt Eansion House, Main street.
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NEW LocoMoTvE.-Passing the yard of the
Fredericksburg Railroad Depot on Monday, we
entered and took brief survey of locomotive that
has just been finished by the excellent workmen
EN- ployed in tue foundry of the company, under
the supervision of Mr.. j. Smith, M aster machinist
We would here remark that Mr. S. is most &C.
complished workman, and by his own persevering
labors, has raised himself from the position of an
humble apprentice to that OF master of the pro
fsssion in which he is engaged We do not con
slider ourselves competent judges of the value Of
specimens in the manufacturing art, but certainly
if We know anything OF it, the locomotive flames
Bosher" is unsurpassed in beauty strength and har
moEy of construction by any other locomotive
manufactured in the Southern States. With me
chanics like those employed in this foundry Vir.
ginia need never send 10 the North for engines
We hail this new product OF Richmond skill and
Industry with pride aud satisfaction. Let US seek
to develop our own resources-to do our own
work, to supply our own wants. Then will We be
independent of Northern dictation, influence and
combination. The James Bosher,' in addition to
his fine and manly proportions, is clothed n suit
of the finest blue, which sets out to the best ad
vantage, every brass sinew and iron muscle. The
herculean powers of this steam giant have already
been tested toe full satisfaction of the company
and the manufacturers.
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Preventative and Cure for the Prevailing Diseases
OF the Summer as Diarrho4, Dysentery. Cholera
Morbus, Cramp Cholic, Summer Complairt with
all diseases OF the Bowels, may be founa in the cec
DRAFTED "TINCTURE' OF Hanptou's
By its mild action on the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys it viii cure the diseases OF those organs,
with all Cnronic Complaints, as Dyspepsia, Cough.
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affect ons, Pains in the
Back, Side and Breast, Consumption, ScroIula,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia Fistula, Piles Worms
Nervous Debility, with ali Diseases arising from
Impure Blood.
Il mas become FAMILY MEDICINE wherever
introduced. The wonderful cures have earned for
It a reputa alton never given to any other Medicine
Call on o. A. STRECkER, Main street, and get
pamphlets gratis. See advertisement in to-day
Issue. jy 2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-18

DEMOCRATIC AssocIATIoN-The Democrats
of Union and Church Hills assembled at Spring
field Hail on Monday evening last for the purpose
Of organizing an association in support of Demo.
cratic principles and nominees during the ensuing
political canvass. On motion, T. Stark was call
ed to the chair, and E. C. Crur1p elected Secretary
pro. tenn. committee was then appointed to no.
inmate officers and draft rules for the government
of the association. The committee was constituted
oil Messrc. Wells, Brown and Moore The commit
tee then retired and during their absence, j. H
Parkh addressed the meeting. The committee
reported the following oficers President, John
Nettes; Vice Presidents 7. J. Stark, ]. Brown w ..
Logon, C. Richardson, aud R. Whitlock Secreta
ry E. C. Crump. They also reported the const-
tuition and by laws of the Democratic Association
Of Richmond for the government ofthis association
and their report was unanimously adopted. re-
solutioa then adopted inviting J. II. ParkhiIi,
Esq., to address the Democracy of the "Hlls' at
Springfield Hall Friday night week, and then the as.
seciaton adjourned.
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Il HAYES Il. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paid tt .
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. Of
nee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va nv
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S Thos Fl. Gresham sent us copy of Cooley
Ladys Book for September.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
@>A NOW OPEN Hot Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
je 30-2m
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Hr Persons abroad from the city car have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period OF time they
may desire, by leaving their orders and paying the
essh FIR the lime specihed.
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YELLOW AND WHITE COFFEE 81.
l. GAk-Loaf, Powdered and Crushed, Tor sale
by WILLIAM EGGLEsTON.
an IA
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HuGuENor SERVINGS.

A gentleman, who was at the Huguenot last
week, says that the season thus far has been
very 6ne-fner, perhaps, than during any pre-
yious year.. lie says, further, that be never
spent so agreeable a time during the whole
course of his visiting watering places. The
company is agreeable in itself, and every per-
son seems disposed to make his neighbor as
happy as he possibly can. There is calm
quiet about the. place, the very strongest ex-
preston of contentmenf, that every one feels
most intensely the moment he or she lands up
ON the soil. The very air is redolent Of hap
piness, and we know Of nothing SO well calcu'
lated to dispel grief, TO assuage sorrow, 10
drown care, as short residence at the HUI
guenot. That we do not exaggerate, we will
offer TO prove by any person who has paid it q
visit during the present, or any preceding
season. When its prospects were supposed to
he somewhat gloomy, we ventured to predict
that il was the darkness Immediately prece-
ding the dawn, which is always the thickest of
the whole night. We knew that day must
break at last, and that it would be glorious
day when it did break. plain terms, we
knew that where so much attention was paid
to the comfort OF the guest-where the means
of accommodation were so ample-where the
company was always so quiet, so we'll be-
baved, and so much disposed to make them
selves agreeable-success must be certain in
the end. We were right in our suppositon.-
The day has broken-the sun is shining
and long may it be ere it so down in dark
ness
Our informant did not forget to make hon
orable mention of Dir. McEvoy, whose balls
are the admiration of all that part of the coun-
try-nor of the new baker, " hose rolls he pro-
nounced to be nimitable. There has previ-
ously been some complaint with regard to the
bread but there can be none now. He told
us what we were very glad TO hear, that our
suggestions, often repeated. relative to the ex-
celIent situation of the Huguenot for children,
had not been altogether lost. He says there is
quite cons iderable number of them there,
and that in the majority of cases the air has
produced decided improvement.
We 60 in for the Huguenot decidedly.
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tUFFEE SUGAR.-Loaf Crushed aoo Pow
~ dered Sugar, Java, Maricabo Laguyra and
Rio Cofse also, best quality Green Tea, for sale bv
GEORGE j. HERRING.
au Is Opposite H. and F D nor
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VINEGAk.-Cia and Isle OF Wight, Ior
sale by
au IL WILLIAM EGGLESTOg,
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l::s Fox KENT-A lodging ROOM over NV
4:a store, & Main street
au Is JOHN THOMPSON.
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k'AMiLf BACON.-Hatns, Shoulders and
l. sides, tor sale by
aul8 WILLIAM EGGLESToN
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lEkhINGS.-5U haf Dols Roe 81 gross N
IL e, % Clipped Halifax, Tor sale by
au lS WILLIAM EGGLESTCN
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IN LIES, LUMBER, &c.-i2e,OOU 6
S ounen Shingles, In NICE order: also a:
large STOCK OF well seasoned Lumber cons;s,inr of
the usaa 'Srletes, ior sale low at my ward on the
canal, first above the Public Warehouse. VA 'ne
l have also for sale a light Buggy ana ir.
nearly new; and if som. thing axe their vsI.a IS,
be got, will dispose OF two nne Horxes. one -
which is just the animal for the buggy, the othe,
fne, strong young Horse.
au lS-u c. WALTHALI