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BoCK-RrNDE Rs' BOARDS AND, RUSSIA
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% ID LIZA r.|
DINDERS5 BOAR DS, from No. % to Noi GO, q nd
fpur, hunStTeti Sksss Of Frc,hl lSssSia L.stasr,
iur s,le by tia subsorioer. at northern prices 80"
AIsn, hve undrcti Rearns OF tine Printing Paper,
% 90, for sale mill price,, without freight,
Inquire at the Republic office J. GIDEON
Nav 70
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THE NEW YORK q LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. Capt. West.
The PACIFIC .......... Capt Nye.
The ARCTIC. ...........C Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ........... Capt Comstock.
The ADRIATIC ........ Capt Grafton.
lAEA THESE ships having been built BY
1LtMIs contract expressly for Government
152Sz15 service, every care has been taken IN
their construction, and in their engines, to ensure
strength and speed; and their accommodations tor
passengers are unequaed for elegance and COM
fort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool IN
first cabin SI20 Exclusive use of extra size
state rooms, 8 300; in second cabins, $40 From
Liverpool To New York, ESQ and EGO
An experencedsurgron Is attached to each chip
No berth can be secured until paid TOR.
~
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FOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT, AND PINEY
SaS - THE SAFE AND COMnIo-

Z Ia THE SAFE AND CONnIO-
tDJAYrt7S dious steamer COLUMBIA, Cap
sH{S3TSSs.-H7 tain HARPER, having recently
been placed IN first rate order, will resume her
trims between Baltimore and this District 90 SAT-
URDAY, the lst March, leaving Commerce street
wharf, Baltimore, at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon,
and at the same hour every succeeding Situr-
day during the season. and returning, will leave
Riley's wharf, Washington, at O'Clock, and AL
cxandria at O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morn.
ing touching at the different landings on the Po-
tomac river, as usual.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain on
board or TO the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
j. j. WHEAT s. BRO, Alexandria.
E. PICKREL s. Co. Georgetown.
THOMAS b. RILEY, Washington.
Feb 2S-ti
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CARUsI'S SALOON.

PROFESSORS WOODROFFE from London,
L the celebrated FANCY GLASS WORKERS
and Philosophical GLASS BLOWERS, will open
their amusing and instructive Exhibition EVERY
DAY and EVENING from to 8 an s to 10 CLOCK,
at Carusi's Saloon, until further notice They will
manufacture, in the presence Of visitors, variety
OF beautiful specimens of their art and each visitor
will be presented with specimen equal in value to
the al mission fec
hJ-Admission 25 cents. July 2
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Fare Fire Cents.
= cAa The superior steamer THOS.
lrAyxlS SCOLLYER will depart at tho
rSSiil 1SSiEzSy hours named.
Two coaches connect with the boat. Coach fa no
cents Coaches leave the Capitol at ~ 81, III. ?.
81, 81. 7 o'clock.
Passengers will leave in the O'Clock m. boat
to connect with the Alexandria and Orange Rail
road.
Leave Alexandria u. 81. III, . -, 81, O'Clock.
Leave Washington 3, I0h. IL. p. 4. g. = do.
July I'D SAM'L GEDNEY. Captain.
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HNE MILLION FEET OF WHITE PINE
W LUMBEE.-Just received one million feet Of
white pine Lumber, comprising 4, 4, 4, and
8 4 common and select culis. Also, merchan table
Panel; with large quantity of other lumber, too
n numerous to mention, suitable for any one in the
building humor The whole of my stock has the
buying lumber; all of which will be sold On rea-
sonabIe terms at any other establishment in the
Di rict. JOHN PURDt.
We jointly and separately certify that we have
measured and inspected the above iulner stated.
w. G. DEAL,
July 3-co2w j. G.. ROBINSON.
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JArES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No56 Wallstreet N. Z.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY s. Co,
Liverpool,
EG ROBERTS s. CO.,
l3King's Arms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO.
26Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. IL. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver bullion, specie, jewelry pre-
cious stones, or metals unless bills Of lading are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. Dec
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STRAW GOODS. sTRA

STRAW GO0DS, STRAW GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR THE FOURTH OF
" JULY in children's, misses, and luanls'
fancy Straw Hats, Of every variety ard style
Also, ladies' Riding Hats, a new and beautiful
article.
The above will all he sold at greatly reduced
prices, for cash, by calling aoon at
CiIAS, ii. LANES .
HAT, Cap, and Gsntlcmen's Furnishing StnIe,
Penn. avenue, near . street. 90
June 30-2weoif D'.
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TTENRY JANNEY, Fashionable Boot and
II Shoe Dealer, on Eighth street, near the
G General Post Office, Washington.
July 12-d2wif
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Passage Five Cents.
p The hours of departure of ths
5fayIE1=7afS steamboat PHENiX will, until
HSEEs5.zszsz2s-M further notice, be as follows:
Leave Irwins wharf, foot of King street. Alexar
dra at u, 81, IL, 81, a. and g. o'clock.
Leave Pngs's wharf, foot Of tn street, Washing
ton, at 81. l0s, lZz, 81, 5. and y o'clock.
Carriages, wagons carts, and all kinds Of freight
taken at greatly reduced rates.
5. SANDERSON, Captain.
&C. This boat connects with the morning and
afternoon trains for Baltimore.
A regular line Of omnibuses connects with the
boat also. June Ia
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GRAND PLEASURE TRIPS TO FIT. WASH
INGTON AND GLYMONr.

U H H'uTttWH dt : o clUch P III
T. THE superior steamer GEO.
tes7ss15z==EsS WASHINGTON will make a
Efs:iSsSS S-zzaesn trip on Wednesday, July 18th,
and Friday, 18th. The trips are well suited for
families and others wishing TO cHcape from the
at Fort Washington for the passengers TO view the
Fort, and then proceed to Glymont. The distance
to Glymont ia % miles.
Good Military Music has been provided for the
trips.
Co Fare. for the round Trip, 37z cents; children
25 cents.
Or Refreshments to be had on the Boat.
July 10 -Tu&Th JOB CORSON, Capt.
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WE HAVE FOR sALN CITY, STATE
wv and Railroad Mortgage aud Guaranteed
Bonds, paying seven to ten per cent, tn which VIC
invite the attention Of capitalists and others deSir
ing safe and profitable investments.
CHUBB, BROTHERS,
June 2S--d3w Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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PRIMARY School EXAMINATIONS la accord
sncc with the arrangement of the Board Ct Trus-
tees Of the Public SCHOOLS, the annual examination
was commenced yesterday.
Repairing to Primary School No /, OF the first
district, situated on New York avenue, hear Sew
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MERCHANDISE.


lvl and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, are
now receiving and have in store
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
a5 bags Java. Mocha and old White do, some
ofwhieh is very choi e
e5 hhis y. Orleans, l. Ricv and ST. Croix Su-
CARS part prime
80 packages loaf crushed and powdered Sugar
IL bbls. clarifc and coffee Sugar
Is lbls AMI hhis. n Orleans, Z Rico and Gu
la Moasses
$50 kegs Na;Is inserted from To GO d'y
20 tons country and rolled Iron. embracing
round and square, buna and oval Of various
sizes
aa40 lbs American Blister Steel
5000 do Octagon'- ems, Steel from to II inches
1000 do Nailnr's III Steel
800 do Shear do
5000 do good Sole Leather
10000 do Cotton Yarn of the most approved brands
100 bbls rcctified and old Rye Whi>kcy, some Of
which is very old and choice quality
S half piecs champagne Brandy, part ofwhich
i, old and choice
10 bbl> Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine, some
very fine quality
200 sacks Salt
90 dog Ames & Rowland's Shovcl- and Spades
10 bales and Al brprn- Donestics
) do cotton Oznnburgs
20 packages Gunpowder Imperial and Black
Tea. part prime
10 hbls Tanners Oil
so boxes sxl0; I0xl2 and PKG Glass
so do Tallow and Adamantinc Candles
100 kegs Lewis White Lead, No /. extra and
pure
% boxes Soap Of various quality
so dor London Porter
% bbls Mackc rc, No. l, Q and
Together with large and general assortment d
Groceries enumerated, all OF which will be sold
upon the most favorable terms for cash. or in ex
change for Country Produce, or TO puhcfual custo
nrrs unnn the ms sal tirs,a Jan Its
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AGREAr SOUTHERN ExnIBITex.-A large mce-
Eng was hnld on the 23d uliimo, a, the CAPITOL in
Montgomery, Alabama, for the ur osc Of cc-opera-
ting with Louisiana and the other Southern States
ia effort to establish great ricultu,aI and Me-
shasieai Exhibition and Fair in May, ls53, in the
eTry of View Orleans. The m Getting was addressed
by tho Hon. II. ". llilliard, Rev. Dr. Lirsc,,nlb,
Dr. Plough, and the Hon. J. L. Bclser- Rcso,u-
,iap. were adopted warmly urging theprcicet, o be
flrowed BY annual Fairs in tic cities uf Mobile,
hatcher and snclr other peiats rs may fayor such
M esserIise and that the Governor should he re-
quesicd to appoint delegation, consisting of sixty
gentlemen, chosen from different parts Of Alabama,
10 represent tho Sate imam Industrial Cenvcrrion'
10 be held in Orleans in April next.
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~ GUGGENHEIMER
L. UNTERMYER,
Der 93-ts Granite Buildings. Cabcll House
MARSHALL HOUSE. Deccm-

1VI.bcr 9Th, 1871. J.1srs p. SMITH is OPEN
ing rhc largest and best assorted stock of Fancy
Goods ever brought to this place. consisting of
every variety He would call the attention Of
the Ladies particularly hi, extensive assortment
Of Pcrfumerics, Soaps, Gard Cases, Rcticules,
Purses, fac w orb and Fancy Boxes, fine Alahas-
ter work and k-stands, Papcr--Wc Weights Of every
pattern, Pnpicr AIachc-Portfoos,bcs varic-
~ of other articles too nvSncrous 10 mention.
The gentlemen viii find an endless variety Of
Goods adapted tn their every want. among which
will be found very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery, Pocket Books. Fort Monies, very
fine, Fob Chains Pistol, of superior quality. and
of entire styles. Telescopes, small and
iarge. besides the largest and best stock of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For the chill
drcn he has TOYS Of every variety. and some
very fine and useful. well entcrtlnng-a
great number never before seen here. His stock
of FRClTSis very full and fine. Candies of every
variety among which i some superior Bon Bons
His sock of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Ennis Brandy, of the vim
tacc of 1871; also some old Maylery Brandy of the
vintage Of 1894. ilaving made arrangements in
Es-hrond to be supplied daily with every dc!icacy
which the market affords. his EATING DEPART
MENT will be wthnut fault Jan 1T.
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JEW FALL OOPS Sal.
NEW G0ODS. NEW GOODs

L The subscribers now receiving and open
ing ofthc largest and most desirable stocks Of
Goods offered the public in this place.
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully invi-
ted to their selection of Dress G"odS consisting in
part Of plain and fancy Silks. Satin De Chine, fg ID
Mon.lins aad Cashmere, French Mcrnos of the
best quality; plain Moa-Iins and CaSlmcrcs all co
lors. Alpaccas in great variety. Bombaznc of Supc
rior 1uality. Party Dress Gnods French EmbroitIe-
rie>, Hosiery GaoVes. ifd'k'fs, Elbos,-r Sfou>lin
floanccs, new article Sir and Woollcn Vests,
&c. Sc.
G 'ntlcmen viii find in stocl, a selection of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ncstings, unsurpassed in
this market; also fancy aad plain Scarfs, Cravats,
Gloves Of all DC .criptions, silk and linen tldk'fs.
Suspendcrs; McIiuo Skirts, the finest ever in this
market; Collars, &C. &c
Oar supply o! heazv Eoo4lens Is large and we'll
srrlr the attention Of those having servants to
clpthc- Blankets. at all prices; Domestics, very
cheap Calicoes, III great variety; large srock Of
CarreTng and Rugs.
W. ask that all in want Of goods. will give
stock examination confident of scl,iagto
those who will do So Ou.-Goods Ne ", and
have been purchased with the greatest care, and
Dc cl1eiat{ TO sell them.
Country Mcrriianrswiil find it no disadvantage 10
give stock examination. ne viii sell upon
: good terms any house in the State All we
ask is that YOU luvor Is with n call.
Oct 9-tS COLHptiN & HOLT
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CHAMPAGNE vviNE.--aO Basket.
" Chninaagnc Wine in pint and quart bottles.
part very farorie hrozSs just received and for sale
low Jan 12-fsT ZEE & JOHNSON
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400 Kegs Old Dominion Nall. every .i,o anil
description
900 Rars superior Rir Collie.
II Baskets do Salad Oh
30 barrels Br1rg z, hr.t Family Flour
100 do Bumsarlncr's Old Rye Whisky,
100 do Fletcher, md krnn,'iy's Cincinna-
Il Rccri6cd Whisky.
"a casks Port Vine.
~ boxes CInrct st. Julian Mrdoe,'
- rascs superior Sherry,
T. a,kcts Crenr lie Eowy Champagne,
90 dcmiirlns Old Antigua Rum
90 do do "Alnrarll',' Pale Brandy .
onr nwn direct n,os,niion
so do ~ Pou " inc oar own direct.
importation,
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars Esmsa.'d,7 y
brand. orr own direct npntytion,
roo barrels Roscndalc Cement,
300 bushels superior Oats, suilihla l.n seed
Jan lt-,a GARLAND & ROBINSON
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DECEIYING AND EoRNARD-

u MI GHOCLR7ES IND PIINT Err.
The subscriber still continues AT the fire proof brick
Warehouse the canal, anldss al the c!saalgcs 10
rcerixc and forward Goods. Prodncc. Manufacture
ed Tobacco, &c. Our charccs will be low, and
forwarding donr with dispatch
GRoC III ES-which viii sell very low for
cash. barter fur Country Produce.
keep IN hand stock fLump
and Ground Plaster and Peruvian Guanu. in the
season. lie will "a; all times pay ilye best price ,ur
market viii afford for Flour Corn. titts Flax
Seed, &c. JAMES Il. RENNlCK.
Jan SITS On tho I3n sin
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IIIE.J' II. IIbIlFWN, ~ 10fk.
NJ. 81. South Street.
~, " w. ""u'" '''''''
HIfFTmnnN, mug. gT-fl
4 Columbian ktetct. HiCHMUND, va

4 Columbian ktetet. RICHMOND. VA
~ This Hotel, which hns brcn for some years
der HE management Of Mr.. Sgblctr, viii be cof
dnctcd after the IT day Of Iaaanty. 1852. nnd'
the chnrgc of Dnnbl Wind. latcly Supcrntcpdc
of the GnD4acr White Sulphur Springs. and Nj
Brooks one Of the laic rnrtnsr'. Tic ProWirto'
are aware Until House has been tivnrablS know
10 tho public Cor long Inc. md they are dct"
mined thaf IN ser their management il shnll ~
To- any % IL irssily acquired ccrhsty They =
quest their pnfrensgc towards the bonsc. mud th'
pledge thcnr-clycs 10 sp1rr neither attrntl1n -
expense 10 render thcm comfortable. Dir J. ]
SrArRrs. Who has fnr many ycnrs been ~ a''i
tnnt ia the Hotel. viii continue his services.
DANIEL WARD & 60.
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G1nn REV ARD. LOST ON

NJ Il
T.. Wright's Book Storr and rAe Market House. n
small bi0ck Morocco Pockcf Boat. continuing over
$1,000 in money, mostly on The Virginia Banks
One $50 bill !. marked on tn. Back ''N & Me- in
red ink, other marks recollcccd. The finder
viii receive 500 reward by lenving it with Ncs,rs
Acrec & McClanahno or with Mr.. John T.. Wri,h
nj his Book Store. H. q. A. BOYER.
T.n
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GREAT ATTRACTION

~ u
VI and lSpiendid s'ock II Dry Goods and Ready
Made C{oihiHgat wholesale a. Rc'GT.-G UGGEN-
HELHER a. RMYER.-Respectfslly in
form rcir friends aud the public generally that they
are now secciving a splendid stock of Dry Goois,
suitable for the Fall and Winter season, cmbra-
cling every article of Ladies' and GeaficmDs u ear.
Al (which the public invited TO call and exam
me before purchasing elsewhere. We havea beau
,iul assortment Of Hats mil Cups. Boots esd Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy
iiclcs all Of which offered unusually low pr-
ces. Call and Us; and we feel assured that you
will be pleased with prircs as well Goods, we
;cdctcrnincdto SELL low, having purchased ioreash.
They also receiving splendid assortment Of
Reodg Nodc Clothing, Purchased by them fo, cash
ut unusually low prices by which means they are
enabled 10 offer greater Inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly cab itc attention ofcoual-
Try merchants and others TO their Wholesale Prizes
believing that riley VIII fad it to their interest to
give thrm n call and examine their stock before go
ing farther East The great fncllfies which they
joy in purchasing their supplies enable them 10 an
nounre with confidence, ihatthcir goods will be sold
at RICHMON PRICES.
~ GUGGENHEIMER.
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II
Il tho exclusive right Of retailing Fisks Metallic
Burial Gases, take this method otnformng the poo
pie of LynchbuEs an the surrounding country that
they have now in their ware room on Main Street
a lot of the above Cases of different Sizes ii would
be difficult TASK to give adequate impression of
these Cases without personal inspection: they are
perfectly air tight and ndcstruciible and f,r pro-
tcctHg and preserving the Dead, Cor ordinary inter-
meni tor vaults, for transportation superior
to ANYTHING Of the kind before invented. Those an
Fortunate spough to need the above Cnscs can be
supplied BY S. DIUGCID & SONS.
tndsstakisG IN tho usual style also promptly at
teutssd s. ID. & SONS
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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES.


0SR II ~ u LII SAL OF u O1O1O DIE
= Tract OF LAND. SLAFES, Se-In
pursuance Of decree of the circuit court Of Bed.
ford, in the ease Of Tompkins vs. Tiuslcy, Sc, aud
McCabc " Tinslcv. &C., tti,c undersigned, who
appointed commissioners for thu, purpose,
will. on Saturday. the 2s,h 'Isy Of February, 1852,
at the residence Of Sam,cf g. TIusey. in tho coun-
~ Of Bedford near the Meadows nf Goose Crcrk.
sell 10 the highest bidder. at public auction, the
TRACT OF LAND on viii ii the said Tinsry now
resides, containing i12 1-2 Acres, with is
appurtennnees. living on Ayers mill creek IN said
couaty- This Tract Of Land il sal to be very val
nal,c. The improvements con ssr Of a comfortable
Gs DWELLING HOUSE and all other reccs-
AI1 sary houses Any person wishing to purchase
can have an opportunity ot inspecting IL before the
day of sale.
A-o, Mt the same time and place. win be sold
seven Valuable slaves and the increase
ct the females since tic date &c two deed. 81 trust
executed ly snid Tinsley, one bearing date on the
9Th day &C February 1850. and the other the Goth
day of June, 1850
Also, , Horses, Feather Beds Bcfsteais md
FarHinre and other llou .chold and Kitchen Fur
nInre all the Plantation Tools in possession of snd
fin-ey at the date Of the said deed Of Goth june
1850, ono Ok Cart, one Yoke Of Oxen nrd stock ~
Cattle and Hogs in possession OF said Tinslcy on
the said goth June, 1850.
TERMS-Thc Land viii be sold ON n credit of
twelve months, the purchaser being required 10 give
bond with good personal security and the tits To
the land retained further security subject TO re-
sale in deauI, Of the payment of the purchase mo
ncy- The Slaves and other property will hc sold on
a credit of six months the purchaser giving bonds
with good security, G. A. WINGFIELD,
L. c. BuRkS.
JAMES r, JOHNSON,
Jan a2--wt9SF Com nj sioncrs.
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ENECUTeM's SALE OF LAND,

II NEGROES, STOCK, CROP. PLiN
TATfON UTENSILS, a. C.--Thc undersigned
as Executors undcr-thc last viii and testament of
William Gaines deed, viii sell at public auction
on Tuesday, 3rd February, at his quarter plan,a-
ton, near his LATE residence. the following proper
", to wit A Eract Of Land lying on Cab
zSE creek, two milcs West OF his mansion house
-. tract Immediately above and adjoining the
land of Mr. Thos. Flournov, (knnwn as PuEh's)
containing by survey $40 ACRES. 100 Of
which i. heavily timbcrcd and Of excellent quality;
also 35 of very valuable Crcek Bottom, cnpa-
bic fprcducing yearly from 200 to 80 bbls corn.
the balance sf the is soucwh hat worn. though
originally good, and mny be easily reclaimed. The
improvements consist Of Tribe
N Dwelling House, with some two or
Ell three eat houses,
Also, one oher Trac'. (known as Germantown }
This Tract contains 22t Acres, 80 only clcnr-
ed. the balance in forest, very heavily imhcrcd,
and Of good quality with no Improvements other
than Tobacco houses !; il lies three miles north Of
the mnnsion-lousc tract, and adosning the lands OF
Dr. Watkins, Col. Thomas and others.
Al the snmc time and place, will he sold. upwnuds
Of 40 Likely and Valuable slaves,
consisting Of Men. Women, Boys and Girls;
monest them nrc two valuable Blacksmiths, and
good rough Carpenter
Also ull the Stock Of Horses M,t'cs Itora Orcn
cutie, ShoP. Pfaata,on Tools, Wagons, Carts
and every description of crop made on the planta-
lion last year
TERMS.-Thc land win be soil q ere lii of
onc. two and thrive years, in equal annual install
mcngs rho purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security. and the tide retained until thu,
whnlc purchase money ssdl aave been paid.
The Slaves will be sold for cash Tho pcrishn-
BILE property n credit until the LIST day oi June
next the purchasers giving bonds with approved
sccutiy The sale will commence precisely at | |
o'clo and continue from day to day until com
pctcd,
Persons desiring Ia examine the Land viii an
ply either of the undersigned Who will take plea
sure in show lng TO-
RICHARD j. GAINES,
ROBERT r. GAINES.
Jan - lS52-t9f ETcaR cr.
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NTHEAE.--THE Tcrt, of lease on the
w LANGHORNE Mills having expired
the ist inst. they VIII now be worked by tic
proprietor. He deems it unnecessary to say more
than that he win he constantly in market for IIhcof
md Cora. He also wishes to purchase 300,0e2
Sfares and Heading.
July S4-ts II 3 IANGHORNE
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INSURANCE.
QUARTER OAEA. EsEE lyssJss-
~ ASCE COMPANY, HARTFORD

! a n
~ ASCE COMPANY, HARTFORD.
CONNECTICUT -sjO 900 CAPlTAL--rhis
institution having the lurcst capital and that capi-
cal secured nlcr lie sanction and approval of lie
,rf accounting officer the State presents ntvan-
tases and securityto tic assured, unsurpassed by
those of any coriplny in the United States Con
ducting its business On tie join, stock aud mutual
plan it combines all the benefits and privileges Of
two distinct companies with only the expenses of
one.
The principle of Fife Insurance iSbuscd on sound
mathematical calculations, and aahuts of no warm
ton Ultimate security being tie primary oioc;
! % be obtninc1 this. company viii do bushes, on
the lavc,, rates Of 4rcnli1m that can 10 adopted
and afford requisite security tolhc insured and per
pctuity to Tic Iu,tirution.
Benefits ofLif Hls,7rnce.--T'he great md sfc-
FETAL olcrt 81 Life Insurance is 10 sccnrc tile wiIe
! and children agnilst want and misery after th,
death Of tie husband and ftlcr; though il j. prac-
tjclv useful in a great variety of other cnscs
Life Insurance. il tbs poor mans wealth. and
good Investment for capitnlist 1t is an instiiu-
ton says Chambers. ont.n1plating uunlixed