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NlEtstE : liiE .l-tNh NJ LIS
ffNHE subscriber has received in addition 70
IL his stock of G GODS. q ior of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Sach as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts. drawers, &c.
Also broad Cioths, Cassntrs, s4tInetfs. tuects,
Jeans and luseys, iianno!s, Alpaccas. Caledonia,
Abysinia, wooden and worsted goods, prints ind
Merrmac Calcoes, assorted styles and figures,
brown anH bleach edsc etinEuHd shifting, Pitts
burgh cotton warp, carpet chain, batting, wad-
ding and wlcking, buffalo robes. sole. kip, calf
and upper leather, Sligo Iron, sheet ron, steel
plough lays, nails anGlarge cast kettles, woode
buckets. tubs. churns, bowls Tc.
GROCERIES OF all Kinds, l.. r., G.. A. and
r. salt, window glass, rrockeryand glassware,
hair and Ieaihcrcoyeredfrav elinutruuks: q good
assortment OF ladies and gcntiemen's rura over
shoes, shoes and boots Of all kinds, hardware.
paints, oils and dye stufIs, dried fruit, wall pa.
r, and live reese feathers, which viii he sold
cheap for Cash. JAMES II. BOWLING.
Dqvpneert. March Doth 1851
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Procure pamphlet Of regular agent and read tic
trstiraany OF Of the most respectable ctzen.lA
che United States, favor OF the Pain Killer, 1t ha.
only 10 he known 10 be appreciated.
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b. application u Steam To the most
IMPROVED fsAEHaNEssl,

IMPROVED fsAEHaNEisl,
Together with more than twenty years expert
suec in RUTLDLNG, !
The undersigned hafterlhemse'ves TINT, ~ all
intending 10 build, they offer laciltaes NOT ie
ne surpassed in any place either East or west
Thew are now prepared ID furnish 10 order
any thing in their line u business, IN any guam
ttg, al sitoft notice, asd on reasonable terms Ne
pains viii be spared g give the most Lnthe 30
'ydcts9a IL goalty, workmanship, or price
AL orders from distance promptly az
tended q.
The undersigned are further prepared Y con
tract Tor the erection OF Buildings OF every des-
cripton. on the most reasonable terms anu WITH
thu greatest dispatch.
The public aeacray are invited to cal and
apai themselves ol the facilities thus afforded by
the substitution Of Steam Power toI THAI Of man
in this branch d business.
COTEs & DAVIES.
Davcnpart IAN 3th 1882
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Z Z Z Z { Z Z
READ READii READii.

Il i 4 Z Z Y Y I
READ! READ,! READ!n
The truly wonderful and remarkable cures that
have come under our immediate observation have
and that his Fluid Extract Of slrsapaila is the
most valuable combination OF vegetable extracts
the scienee Of chemistry has yet produced. All
cess TO the Doctor IN has ne ~ enterprise say we.
louisville Courier.
We agree with ghbor OF the Courier that DIR
Ball is great man; and his SarsaPariIla greater
dicine and fully convinced that the Doctor
with his Sarsapariila, viii create far ehthusi
ss,ic excitement east than Barpum did with Jenny
Lind. We would not have readers to underx,1 ma
CHASING the Doctor and his sarsaparilla with
Barnum and Jenny Lind because all who spend their
dollar bottle Of Bulfs Sarsaparilla will get its
equivalents and wo have heard Il silly limited that
many, aitsr hearing the divine Jenny, and hndi.
pocket minus from ten TO twenty dollars thong
it " paying pretty dear Tor the Whistle One OBJ
lection have to BULBS S3rpar lila, and MY one
exceedingly pleasant to the taste, and nygo-
rating to tn" system, that once IN the habit OF using
il, it equal to smoking ne regalas chewing Lang.
horns best, or drinking Walkers mint iqleps-yoa
can't quit lt.-Louisviiie Democrat.
The above complimentary notices from the ed TORS
Of the Louisville Courier aud Democrat were endors.
ed by Geo. d. Prentice, Esq. the distinguished edi-
OF the Louisville Journa ia the folio wing latter
ing notice:
There is no doubt in tbs world Of the greatness Of
Dr. Bull. and the excellence OF Safsapari!a Some a T
the most scientific physicians ia the city have an
pIauded the S4rsapara; and, what is a great d,a
mcnaous sale. The celebrated Jayne his. from the
profits of bs incidence built granite palace in + III
adephia; seven stories high, and Df Bull if he ch,os
en- can very build one twice high as that H.
-, we told very dihcnt for him 10 walk thronsI
at all, he finds himself arrested at ever,
step hy CRATE ul men anu women, many of whom have
Travelled great distances 10 look upon their h.ne
factor and to bless him for their wonderful restora
ion 10 ealth. The Doctor, th all his extr.ordna
ry merit. is naturally very modest and retiring; vet
We trust that the eastern cities wi, in justice TO
themselves, give fitting reception 70 the distinguish
ed mat " no has made as glorious Campaign against
human diseases as General Scott made against the
MeyIcans,
Principal depot 81 Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
For Sale bv ELDRlDGE 4 son, Sole Agents
D Ittntt LIN.
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Michigan southern ana
NORTHERN INDIANA RAiLR0ADS.-GkEAi
NAH. ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
rs-.-----z, s.-.-4..-sss t.s.sssssss..1 &
$1,000 -, n s 80


I an and after MONDAY. May 3l-un', laE.her no
- tice--passenger steamers and trains VIII run a
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WESrNV ARD. - One of the frstelass steamer :
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, S0KfHERs lAnIANA
or EMPIRE STATE, willleayc Butftio daily snnddys
excepted. at p NJ aud Dnnkrk IL u at night, reac.
ing Monroe at : p. NJ the next day, and proceeding
TO Toledo the same afternoon.
An express train viii leave Monroe az :, M., OF
or the arrival o. the boat. daily, Mondays excepted.
reaching Chicago the same evening an connecting AZ
Chicago with frst-cass steamers for Milwaukee and
other ports Lake Michigan, and with Canal pack
cts ma Railroads westerly from Chicago
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
EASTWARD. --Eypress trains viii leave chicago Al
r. NJ, daily, Saturdays excepted, and reach monroe
at "a next morning.
An EXPRESS steamer viii leave Toledo every morn
ing, except Sunday, and leave Monroe on afrlFai o.
the trains from CheagO-and reach Dlnkitk and But
falo several hours previous to the time Tor the rs
Express trains east for New York Athsny and Roston
The steamers and trains AT Monroe VIII connect
each WY regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN Going !" tsF
WARD.--Ihis train viii raFe Toledo da!ig, Sundays
excepted. a. A. NJ, connec;ingst Toledo With line
OF steamers from Cleveland AMI sanfussys AMI stop
ping az all the way stations viii reach chicago al
s "a p. n.
GOING EASTWARD.-Ieav Chicago duly, sun.
days excepted IL ~ A. Il stopping al all siations,
aud arriving Il Toledo al p. MI, connecting with
steamers TO San3asky and Cleveland. and arriving
thare in time FOR all the morning trains from those
places.
paeket-hoat leaves Toledo at ? 4. NJ. for Fort
Wayne and pors on the Wabash Ca1el
JOS. II. MOORE, superintendent
l,F. . n
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EEgDy 1EGsJSgaE.ER9y.

ID AR RON, Sheet Iron and Nails assorted,
ID Manufactured from the Missouri Mountain
Ore, by HOUTEAU, HARRISON & VALE,
Ware House No. l29 I'd St., 81. Louis.
Jan. 23d, 1852. 20-iy
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TINE subscriber will dispose Of his House and
l. Lot, situated near the Court House. The
House is frame building, continuing SIX rooms
and cellar, with cisteTn. The Lot is 80 b.
$50 feet, well enclosed The above premises
will be sold on favorable terms. Apply o
J. b. HiTCuCCCK.
Davenport, March 4th, 1852 2G-tf
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i great asaBgtnC M OF
QJEENSN ARE.
also.
HARDIN ARE:

Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks. latch.
"a, bnts, screHs, aggers, braces and hits. han-
ugTs, C4lhs ara Others make Of axes, sAiuglt
and .a;hng h8iehsts.
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NEW STORE.
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
MipE CLNIllNG.

OrrosETE THE .LTS4 Mus
ffNHE subscriber has received in addition &c
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F0ER LEASE.

A Number Of lots suitable for Stores or shop:
u on ed Street, Brady, Harrison and Pcrry
Streets ;appiy 10 6. L. DAVENPORT.
apl . 1852.
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IL M i 70 DU! N the Htttd these dark tsgiE.
- without one Of those GLASS LaHTEFxs thai
are for sale so cheap By
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SCOTCH PIG EEEOy.

THOETEAu, HARRISON e. VALE, I'm
" pott-rs will keep regular supply OF No. |,
Scotch Pig Tor foundry purposes
No. 1919 I'd ST., ST. Louis.
Ian 22d lnL2 DOLLY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-05-23

IN PURSUANCE NJ Order ~ the Orphans. Court
Of Baltimore city, notice hereby given ihs snd
testament cf Edward hshsw. Of Bsds city,
oath Decemhrs lrsS hr,e q
the kiowns item, designated ns, win and
testament ' -
ITEM ST. VIII and bcqussfh hair my esss a, my widow !.
desh 20 De divided INTO ss eqnai paris Of nv
0andanes grind chdren heirs three psvts 70
mr. - my .'anam.hs Ma'tbe~' the
.oo ss .nes asn'errd Of LanrawAp
south Wsics, shall be judees
"s ny o' ne shove chidFsn their heiv, wealthy
ssh~f eide shsi havsho 800 :" ~ '~'~'""' v"
ana pursuance Of said crdd sivrn warning
VINO may he Interested II the provision item TO 40
m OF y solicitor, before the day July
cofs OF their Interest under
ands such seton - the said crphans may is
.s, JOSEPH FrCKLIN,
Dee a7-ismem E1~.r1 u.,.s.x.
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The New York and liverpool United States NJ
Steamers.
Tire chips composing this line are
The Atlantic. we
PAcfnc
The Arctic SsP Lscs
A0Qou9
A>A~ These ships having been built by contar
H pre- sly for government ssrvics, every hns(
LM1kM taken In their construction, also In their enc
to insure strength and speed and their accom1
ps passenger unsqaaiisd for elegance and comfort
OF passage New York Liverpool Est "
Excessive Of size rooms $500 In second cabin
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and 600.
An experienced surgeon attached IN each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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PROPOSALS COR Carrying the Masis of che Unit~d
October, 1884, the Let day Of July
1884, following Arkan-ss will be received
Contract once Department. ustl ., tn,
July, 1852 be decided by the following day
0o Napoleon Aksnsa by Content Mississippi, Victoria
Island No. GO, Laconis, Arkansas, Bansy Delta, Mss=
sppi. Friars Point Helena, Arkansas, Sterling, Wana
bend Ccanci Bend, Bicdsoc's Landing, Commerce. Mi.
ss.ppi Blues Post Arkansas, Graysoa. Dark Corner Mis-
-~Vsirp spd Elm Grove, heaph Tsnasasss oa3 nDss
tWic~ week and back.
: LssNANspoleon At ,, p. m, Mondays and Fddays;
ArrivEat Memphis al Wednesdays and Sunday,
L~svs Memphis q, n, Thursdays and Sundays;
Arrive Al Napoleon by H. m. ncu days.
NOTra
Bidders intended The mai
he rned and their exclusion
hsis Mail with
Dedacicn will he made from the 10
for performed sgSseably
all particulars Tho Postmaster General snnu the CONTRACT
repeated failures for violating the once laws He
alter The schedule provided he allows rata ex pay
made the and ao0hs
service dsperseA with
allowed advertised
designated ~ ~ short
This be and from The post naces
my ohhcsa within quarter Of
sbr established during he
bid addressed Second Assasant
endorsed Proposals Arkansns,"
responsible
the xaArsnors make good their guarantee.
N#N NJ. HALL Postmaster General.
rosr DsyAsrsr~r, May 9, iaSs.
May iI-w+w
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LXCELsIOR Building Hardware s"d TOO ~ :
ercus'veiythe largest and only establishment ~. MIS-
the United asstes--wM NJ MCCLURE BRO, NO ~ ~n
street, above Eth, Philadelphia Manufacturer depot @ -.
AL kinds, warranted quality premium porcelain $3.50 -.
patterns silver plated binees Ac with The most comps"
mont 81 all the modern patterns In this line -
Builders snd desier. are invited to call examine ouf'
Catalogues cent ny mail, desired
Hct~s register. and vensiissors, factory prices
March l3~IawHm
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NOITCE.--Lsnd warrant No. 170l issued 70 nv ~
~ signed June 1898. private Captain Co'emans
Alabama volunteers md 10 pe bas
Brown United States uouse NJ R~prc.e ard pa
been naid. Ths efpfe, give noe'
wl Al the expiration ~ sir weeks frnm this date MAKE
10 the Commissioner of Pensions city OF Wstnston &
p'case warrant md, further that have flied eorep
Commissioner Of the General Land oHicn prevent ne
rni.laid ne Aforesaid DAVID A. Jones
Ap i4-is~6w Of Neshoba county, h'sssW
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Each passenger allowed $50 lbs personal baggage fee mo-
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet. -"
seeraae passengers furnished with and pillow
with the same ratiOnS ~ the n
Freight will be taken ChagreS 10 ana
Panama TO San Fran0co NJ tho OF 600 per The s
the isthnus II the expense Of the passengers.
will be perceivcd that passengers the through line
great advantage In the quality Of the employed
tany of connection and despatch from the spare awa
at both ends Of the line to accidents.
For further information apply the otce " company
IS South street For choice Of berhs apply the ccrpa]
agency No. 1T West street, Of Warren street, New
Mar 'Tf," II
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Class No. l6.-Sfotonry
dozen books, leather back.
hozen auires blank books. full bound, samee
realms blank reqnsi,ions daily expenditures, par
pie
10 dozen pint bottle. black Ink ben quality per dozen
DOZEN lpint bottles red ink, best quality do
dozen metal nkseArds with do
dozen 4-blade p.Dkpives, bess quality per sample
50 reams fpocap paper quality, win MARGINAL
lines, faint lined per rear
resms log psper per sample
resms buf envelope paper DO
areams tofing paper do do
lo0 sheets drawing double elephant per
sample per sress
dozsn camelp hair pencils do per dozen
do parallel ruIers, ~ long. pAvsa
~ DO rolling rulers oarrinGons patent. sampss do
1000 quilts best quality PR 100
dozen saud horss hos wood, per sample pss dozen
do s,a~s do
do double log states do DO
9 ernss red npe do per gyp~s
loo papeFs Ink powder, In pound papers pound
dozen ivory pounce borcs with pouncs per
= ''S.'' best g. red . .:,sn '"Rs""d
n dozen bnv wa coiov counplst~
do erasures, per sample per dosen
= ross black lead pencils, rsbers graduated pr ross
MAYNARD, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
Or M Ii {bssg- A,p~yfr
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The steamship Columbia win ply, in connexion with
steamers Francisco and ports in Oregon
Each passenger allowed $50 lbs personal baggage c
ceedips in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chagres 10 per foot and
Panama Ban Francisco the Of 500 per ton.
For freight passage, apply 1t the ONCE Of the company
West street, New York city. NJ O. ROBERTS
Jan l6-d3m
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 %,
No. IS Wall street. y +
BROWN, SMILEY, 4 Co. !,
y. @. ROBERTS h CO,
- Kins's Arms Yard, Loed'a
JOHN hUNROE 4 CO.,
@ Rue Notrc Dame des Nsea1
Paris.
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once commissioners o Consolidated Debt
OF New Orlcans
May Q, 1852

Once Commissioners OF the Consolidated Debt
OF New Oricans
NEw oRlx Ans, May q, 1852.
by virtue of Of legislature
Louisiana, entitled sAn consolidate OF
provide for The and administration OF
aar ld February t3l and OF tho 9Th section Of
entitled "An supplementary to consolidate the
providing OF the
Lafayette with the city New oreans approved 21d February
I'd entitled An supplementary
consolidate the OF New Orleans p~ovids m the
and Of ia Affairs" approved March IL
Ie52-
seaied proposals will received banking house
Corning Co., city Of New York nom saturday, the
May Monday 10Th uly next, ~ O'Clock,
city OF Orleans for the Of thousand dollars each,
issued conformity with the resolutions adopted by CONF
mssners meeting held the 2eb April 1852 said bonds
July 1851 payable once Of the
per annum
coupons attached said coupons being
the hrs day Of and the FIRST Of
New York, al the option Of u- purchaser
proposals. epdoed purchase Of bonds
OF New oIcans and to be opened and adiudicned
highcri Oder, Of the commissioner in
city of New York. the third Mondayhe ish Jelly lssai II
o'clock, m
IA, ra.)
the Of bonds offered, shah be divided
10 possible, amongst the bidders.
The the bonds applied
Of all mntud obligations Of The Of New
n third municipalities Of
bonds, Interest,"
coupons debts Ac
ton thereof Al ths city trcssnrerr office.
cosussossr.
A ~. CROssMAN Mayor
q. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
WM. IT, GARLAND, Treasurer.
wM CONVERSE s - 10 81 tS.%.o o'"'''
n PLACE Chairman Of the Finance Committee OF the
- ;" ihn''t | Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. Lsyrr, Secretary
May is-law tIaiuiyf
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Malls of the ID
States the following route from the LIST day Of sepu4
1852, the 10Th day Of June, 1885, will he received II the
Once Of the Post Once Department. in the city OF Wahnst
I'll TO- m, of the 18th day cf June a0 be decided BY
$40 Bainbridse, rIods by Cbsttahooche, Oches
Winton, Rckoes Bluff lola, and Fost 0adsder, 10 Api
celia 200 miles twice week and back, from 18th oc"
18th June Of each year, and week ressdne
From 15ih October TO 1874 june
Leave Bs'nb,idse every Sunday and "Wednesday at SAB
Leave al Apalschcosa every Monday and Thursday n
Arrive at Bainbridge nett days by 10, D.
From l5th .Jsne 10 1874 October.
Leave Bainhridge every Sunday Al z, A.. m.
Arrive II Apalschicoia Tuesday by q, a. m,
Leave Arsarhico'a eveY "wednesday loan;
Proposals for commencing II Chni,ahoochs ar in,is
for scparsse serS Ice btween Bsinbrides and Cbsae
Proposals for three dimes service i5sh ofsy
ls,h June, and twice week rsssduc cf yesr, wAe
sidcrcd.
NOTES
70 10 ne carried in preference psssensers th
u required by the size Of b- male. Mail agents 10 BE-
whh"" charge the servies he let COACH stase o.
conveyance Deduction win hc made from the mail pas fm w
contract IN al particulars. The Postmaster General may %
contract for repeated failures, violating Post oe
may after the contract schedule provided he allows pro
psy or additional stock made necessary by the chsnr
with No extra pay viii be allowed for of scsns ov
Used distance should the distance above esgnsed pose
stated The proposals. should he addressed the SECOND
PosimAsfcr General endorsed email proposals " me ~"
'pon.ble also, certificate posim
setting forih that the able make good rh
NJ K HALL, Postmaster esnr ,.
fosr orrcs DsrAsrnKsr, April ~, 1852 ~
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The steAnshp COIumbIn q sem -monthl, -
Francisco pos Oregon sw an
port arrival Of the mails passenger, from -
and returning without delay with the mails and passcus ~
steamer from San Francisco.
regular line ot ps0psllers and side wheel steamers with
up the transportation Of freight and
Panama and San Frnncisco.
Some OF the above viii keep
Acapulco and the other Mexican The IN ~
hS Inv
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xk(~Gm The pablic are informed that under m
ZZ22xS arrangements Of this company, steamers 4s
<<Ik&R and approved by the Navy Department 49,
~~nhS IN strength and power for conversion Ira
steamers VI The rs GLASS; and carrying stss %
hereafter icsve Panama for Ssa Francisco on
The Atlantic nails and VIII leave san Francisco
lst aud 18Th days Of each moat The following steam 49,.
longing 70 this In the Pacific at ies, on
viii BIC always tn port at each end Of the w
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Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion, specie cwey, precious stones naeais, unes
iadng signed therefor and the value thereof therein er
Sept 5-diy
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$500 pounds.
All bs Of the quality American manufactured,
round,
tbs <nch and upwards be In lsss than 10 ss
The hoop ron BE- In less than ~ feet long
bundIe No 20 Russia $50 pounds per pound
bundles No ~ Russia iron-ssy 40 pounds do
bondlea No "a Russia iron-say 400 pounds do
bundlss-l,lc0 poands
Class No Stopper.
400 pounds kineh square copper rods per pound
300 do 7-i6inch do do
50o do 9-i6inch do do do
100 pounds.
5000 pounds k-inch bolt copper per pound
1000 do IL Inch do do
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
Lat all the world say WSAf ib-y cA,r,
For selling Prizes u. AhssI s Co. are the men.
M. ANSEL & CO.

TBE greatest Prize Sellers in the United
b States, take pleasure ia presenting to the
Virginia public a schedule OF the Lotteries to be
drawn in the City Of Baltimore, during the month
OF May, and from the success which has attend
ed our Office, during the last month, there i no
doubt that many of the Capital Prizes will be
sold by as. We therefore adyise every one TO
send their order soon.
10 Kanawha $500 TO Hampshire county !; S2,-
500 to Leesburg; $4,000. and one Prze of 500
10 Loudonn; 81 900 to ChsElesto~n; Of ST.
600 to Frederick county ; 81 400 to MonOnsa-
liza; besides a great many Cf smaller demon ma
lions, and those who hare not been so oTtunale
may rest assured that Dame Fortune never for
gets thUse who never forget beC, as she says
"Nho don't Risk don't Win :"
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-100 lcres ofLand,
PUBEEC SALE,

Id virtue of two Deeds Of Trust executed by
Id William Mcpherson, the one on the 9th dry
sIay, 1916, and both recorded. in the County
Court OF Jefferson Counry,-Deed Book No. %
page 40 and I3-an as Executor Of said VIM.
MCPHERSON l will offer for sale at the UNION
MILLS. on Thursday, The first day Of July meet,
1I0 Acres, 4 Rood, IS Pcrchcs,
Of the most valuable land in the County of JEFF
ferson. Also the one moiety Of the reversion in
fee of and in 1877 Acres of the same quality of
Land, being the one-half ofthe dover land ofthe
widow OF Daniel Mcpherson. Title indisputable
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, the balance in one,
two andIhree years in equal payments with in
terest from the day of sale-bond and security
and a Deed of Trust.
Possession given immediately. The crops re.
served. WAN. C.. WORTulNGTON,
Nav rs. 1852. Executor.
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no TILE PUBLHC.
NOTICE.

TNIIE undersigned is prepared to buy Wheat
l. for the Baltimore market during the suspen-
sion of the navigation of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. Specimens of all the Wheat offer
ed for sale to him will be required. Bags will
be furnished aud Wheat received at any of the
Depots on the B. g. o. Railroad, in the county,
including uarpers Ferry. The undersigned will
take occasion to mention that he has a first rate
FARM HAND TO hire for the residue of the
year. K. s.
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COUNTY.
ATTORNEY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ATTORNEY.
I've are authorized to announce LAWSON
.6Trs Esq, as a candidate for tho Office Of Common.
O ~. Attorney, at the first election under the New
a. .S March l6.
rWe are authorized 10 announce JOHN w.
rsSNEDY, Esq Us a candidate for Commonwealth
49, al the first election to be held under the New
E.T,nti,u. March 2, 1852.
~ We are authorized IN announce CHAS.
! HARDING, Esq, as a candidate for the office OF
snmonwcaIth's Attorney, by MANY VOTERS.
I7,narv 81, 1852.