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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-24
Digscd n pit, and diggcd it deep,
And diggrd it for his brother ;
But for his sin, he did fall in,
The pit he digged for 'tuther.

u 1t will be seen from notice of political
discussion, in our paper, that Mr. Jsun has &C
cepted the challenge for discussion, published
in the Democrat this week. We hope our cit-
zens of all parties will favor them with an at
tendance, as the question to be discussed is only
exceeded in importance by that greater one
whether consistency to Repubicanism, and
fidelity to the cause of Freedom does not req uire
all parties to support John P. Hale at the com
ing Election"
IJThe Baptist District Association which has
just closed its session in this city, passed strong
anti-slavcry resolutions, condemnng the Fugi-
tive Slave Law. Also resolutions in favor of a
law prohibiting the liquor traffic, and for the
Maine Liquor Law. The Association was rep
resented by goodly number Of talented minis
ters and laymen.
1--WE invite the attention of readers to the
various political calls and notices at the head Of
our paper. And we especially call the attention
of friends throughout the county, to the notice
for the county convention and mass meeting at
Kellorg's, on Saturday, the second of Octr Der.
Mr.. DGrkcc and other speakers will be pre-
sent on that occasion, and we could hope that ey-
cry Free Democrat in the county, will make up
his mind TO be present.
1PWc understand there are some whirs i'm
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G-TWe understand there are some wings in
town who profess to believe that their candidate
for Congress can be elected. We refer them to
the vote of Finch, four years ago and sugges
the query, if Finch came out third best, what
will be the fate of Durand.
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Rotels AMI Gonprpanees.

THE LAKE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER
WHEY are determined TO have Hotel kept at Still
Il water, az house ought TO be kept. The LAX,
House IS me large, new building, with large
stables and out buildings well good parors in III.
honse, for private families to occupy.
Mathew Tasey has taken this house and furnished il
throughout having put in 100000 worth Of new furn
ture Nothing ia the way of expense will lie spared te
keep up the o the Lake House, the highest reputation
thar public house acquire Strangers from abroad
viii receive such attention as encourage them ta
,tarry.
saltwater, March 5, 1852 47-st.
81. A ANTHONY HOUSE.
Corner OF Main and Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls st. Anthony. Minnesota Territory
Isaac BRowN, Proprietor
FbNHE above House is conducted on strictly temper
j ance principles
N Is. ~ Aiding for horses also.
March =. 1852 Of
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l Y
GLASSWARE, CUtSAw ARE, QUEENSwARE AND
CROCRERY, on TIE South SIDE OF TIE
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO PnusLEY's,
And nearly opposite ihe Post Once
EIlENlNG that the trade of olr town y inhcw war
rant an establishment devoted solely / This branch
Friends and all who OF goods in his line e the
fact that he prepared To receive them The most
liberal ard communicating terms, ard has Oh hand, Gad
now arriving very large and well selected storh %
goods ordered expressly for the market Colnrstg The
sal varieties, and many other articles lot la Tt ct
with elsewhere in this town.
{. c. blue edged, dipt, painted printed white granite
Iaown ilit aid mulberry ear then warc;
Pure white enHic,cd. lustre, blue lie ured sId gold
,hand, English china;
White, guild band, and decorated renci ch,ra;
All the varieties Of American cut pisn and pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufacture;
German an. Buhemi1n glassware, great variety;
ErglIsh T. D. piDcs American pipes and p1e heads;
large assortment OF looking glasses, esant japaL,
;tea trays q our own imrortaiion;
Britannia coffee and ttapuis casters, pitchers etc,
.great variety oi first rake quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius to. T.
Icciebraicd solar lard lamps chandeliers eraGos etc
fglt olive. and danlasK;
Together with large variety Of articles not USUALLY
Imported for this marKet.
prepared TO offer large stock 81 goods ordered
expressly Tor this trade unusually iaYofable terms
Asserted crates packed for the country trade III the
best manner, Kept constantly on hand
NJ goods pUt up IN the b.St manner. by carr vi
land experienced packers, and may be transported any
distance by wagon otherwise, without risN oi break
lac.
Call and examine goods for yourselves.
Particular attention is invited to my STOCK OF Window
&c lass Of all ard qualities; which VIII be sold here
Tor prices than before offered in ST Paul and al
Her cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
IN H. ely
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IN CHANCERY
Vctal Guefin Complainant,

Chaties X. Smith Defendant.
Pursuance Of decrea order of the District Court
of the County OF Ramsey, lin equity sitting made
en the above cause, will be sold under thc direction OF
he subscriber, at public auction nj the Court Ilous,
ttOor the of St Paul. The tenth day OF August
next n ten o'clock Ill the forenoon of iha da ali the
following scribcd real levied upOn certain
piece parcel of land lying and situated IN the county
3ui Ramsey AND Territory OF Minnesota, and designated
follows toVt. commencing at the quarter section
in the centre OF Sc elton 81 township number 30
north of p west of the 9Th principal meridian
thence running north 20 degrees; west, Chens and 81
links black OAK tree Ia inches il diameter; thence
EnOTh 81 "a degrees. west CHAINS and - Inns
black OAK stump 10 inches in dametcr thence south
- l2 degrees west chains and ~ links Ia stake
the quarter line: thence the guar;e
section line chains and g lin6a stake the nora
least of land formerly owned b. Phillip Beaupris
hence south chains and 80 links to the line of iohT
sRanaiis land; thence north s. l-2 degrees, east u
schans aud 80 links q stakc-thence Forth 81 l2 dc
fgrcCs chains and 20 LINKS; the chains
% Inns the place Of beginning, containing 10 acres
more or less. }. Is HI MPHkhI.
Cler1 and Master il ChZncery.
Dated ST. Paul MAY 81 lo52 ! FOL c: pr. iC,. 50.
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TO FIGISEk Es.PERS.

spURE SPICEs-one lot of my fresh ground spices is
equal to any four OF the trasA put up IN packages
NRtmes Cloves cinnamom, BIZ pepper, alspice Who'll,
ground TO order; essence OF nutmeg Glove lemon Wa
1nilla or tonqua bean, etc. JARVIS, Druggist.
PERRY merry AND FANCY ARTICLES
lEtOLOCNE by the gallon quar- pmt Bazius' (suc
10 Rosells extracts and essences, spicnGC
les; Ballads Bogles and Bakn's hair d the hes
I in use. MULTI II IN IARNO Drug Store.
, NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD--M, 'Leaven pow
" doris" the best offered for sale, made of pur,
Materials one pound at 30 cents Is equal in wei9ht &c
four boxes OF yeast powders for which pay g with
in 10 JARVIS, Druggist.
HnURr Port wine juice Cor nyad, vintage of'l3 pure
brandy pale and dark. medicinal purposes only
e. The MULTUM IN PARNO Drug Store.
sNxONCRESS Wafer and blue lick, by the bottle OF
gallon; sScidilu powders a superior article by the
box OF the proper quantity and L TO the dozen
Z W HI
rgURE medicines compounded by prescription or 9th
4 4 erwise, day OF night W II J
EpAY RUM-A sure remedy for daudruf and especial
. ~ adapted to the pates Of Temperance advocates.
MuLTtM - fARVO Drug store.
I GNIEWING TOBACCo-Olj practitioners pronounce
"a this superior article the best and cheapest even
Thought. JARVIS Druggist
HbJRE BRANDY-Pae and dark for medicinal pur
poses only, depot Tor candies; choice assortment
RECALLED wholesale prices by the pound only at the
FIFTH STREET Drug store.
4 E4HoUND-Last Sabbath, near the Baptist Church
somebody's duplicate eyes in SILVER frame, which the
SovAer have by proving property and paying ior
I these adyertis, ncnts. JARVIS, Druggist
syESO PAINTERS--Blow's pure No. White Lead; lin
/ seed oil, turpcnune, vasnshes, coors, glue whit
ling paint and white wash brushes Call ana ascertain
-four prices before buying elsewhere
FlFTA STREET Drug Store.
EpRiNCIrAL Depot for DR. MDflat's Life Fills and
Z fhUnIS Bters, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Bulls and
ffownsend's Sarsaparilla, Rushton's Cod Liver Oil
SBrandreth's Pills, genuine.
MULTI VI IN PARVo Drug Store.
liz EMON SYRUP-I.ara oil. Meats foot do" and es
4 sentia oils of almonds lemon, peppermint, penny
4 roy al, wRtergreen, wormseed, etc, etc.
FIFTH FREET Drug Store.
A ARDEN SEEDS i.andretls of Philadelphia con
ssing of onion turnip clover white and red Usage
lOrange in POUNDS by the al other kinds in pa
Hpcrs; bird seeds. MULTUMl IN PARVO Drug Store.
STTVOT LADIES-A few of Gne flower seeds left
4 Just IN time to plant, choice kinds.
JARVIS Drug Store.
3 WATALL PAPER-About 50 patterns al 20 cts. apiece
w JARVIS, Druggist.
sNNyINDOW GLASS OR pUTTY-Glass cut To any
Wv size Oh shape from 50 per 100 feet and upwards
JARVIS, Druggist.
: ST PauI June TO- lej2' Eff
FINISHING TACkLE-EAery bling useful ia The line
a that good angler needs; Cd~foy's reefs acceera
ting motion FIFTH STREET Drug store
aCtTATiONERY-Aspen' inAs, paper, states, pencils
- copy, memors, day ard other mercantile and othe
very low, all of which be purchased very low
at The NiULTUM IN PARVO Drug Store,
Corner Fith and Jackson street
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HINTS Merchants Magazine strongly
recommends the consumption Of more fish
as an article of food. Il is not only CHEAP
er than butchers meat, but being lighter, is
much more wholesome, especially during
. summer weather.
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

~ SAINT AnthoHy.
PENiE subscriber has taken ii lease Of this large H.
tel with all It's eut-bnildngs aud appertaniDgs.-
Sensible that there is demand the Falls for publ
house OF the very first class, the subscriber promises
come rs near 10 the highest standard, the market
Minnesota will admit; and will eudcavor having an e,
all over the prenists to ascertain all the time whit
wanting to make each guest contented.
ID. T.. MOULTON.
Sent. T. 1851 on-lv
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SIiERIFF"S SALE.


TEgRTToRr OF VI M EsoTA. 49,
Washington County, .
F9I virtue OLA execution issued % and under tin
I'D seal OF the District Court Of he comfy of Washing
ton in the FIRST Judicial district Of said Territory
directed and delivered upon Judgment rendered b, sal;
court the sixth DAY Of April A. y. 32 IN an action
wherein Robert II. Miller is rlant and John n. Brew
ster is defendant favor OF the said plant II and aeais
the SAID defendant have On his twenty first .
June A. ID. 1882 oyed upon the following prem
Uses viz
The north west quarter Of the south west quarter
section number twenty -four (2 in township nunbc
Thirty go north OF range number twenty (20
ALso-Fractona lot number four % If section mum
Der thirty -four 3) in said TOWNSHIP number tArty DO
fnorth, Of range number twenty co west containing Tor
ltysix and 95loO acre, situate and ing IA SAID count,
| aud Territory.
ALso-lo ngmber twenty eight (2rj in block uumbc
twenty iic (29 il the town o SiillWaer ia the ccmI,
1Of Was hngon and Territory Of Minnesota according
the SURVEY aad plat of said town recorded Dan iie Office
he Register of Deeds of said county; with All The uppur
tenaices thereto bel0ngng.which property shall SCI
public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash Ffida'
The thirteenth day of August. 4. ID. II y. TT O'Clock
Vi. al that day. at the Office at the Register o Deeds II
saltwater in sad county, mach thereof h
sufficient to satisfy said execution. Dated 1t Stwate
the , Isl DAY Of June ,s52. VIM. &. PENNY.
ju2I-l0-6w. Sheriff Of Washington county, NJ T.
AIDES Breast Pins rings. finger rings gold lock
n cts card cases, port monpaies etc, etc, at
jd24l0 ROBiNSON'S Jcwelr, &azaag.
brass kettles, ch,uns axes coopers tools
L , and for sale b. =. s. NEWELL.
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OFFICE FURNITURE,

NEWSPAPER Files, calendars, post Office boxes. pa
~ emf air tight and pump ink stands; round paral
and fiat rulers, bronze; PLAIN ald fancy paper clasp
ron and fancy glass paper weights; portfolios dies
knives, etc. For sale hy LIZ DUC Il RDHRFR.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Benjamin F. Irvine, Territory of Minnesota, DisrIc
against }CoUrt, First Judicial District, Ram
1herese j. Irvine sey County, s..
ITO the above named Ihercse J. Irvine:
You are hereby summoned ard required 90 answer tn
complaint in this action, which is filed in the Office Of tn
Clerk of the Dist Court for the st judicial Dist. aforesaid
and copy of your answer OF me al my Office
the Of ST PAUL. in said county OF Ramsey, within
thirty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive of the dal
service the plaintiff in this action will apply TO thu
{ ourt for the relic. demanded ia said complaint.
WILLIAM H. WEIGH Atl'y Tor Plaintiff,
Dated at 81. Paul, June l5 leJ2. S-ow
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oLEsALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
3 9rAVE opened ut the Of &. T. Tracy on Thr
= E street, general assert aenr Of Family Grocere
t roysons, which they wild sell stlow prices Tor cash
eNchsnge for country produce. Ihey respectful
fb'c -hare of patronage.
~ MiiBVRN. L. y. WAIT.
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CLOCKS.

LARGE assortment of Clocks of the best manufat
"A ture for sale lower than be found in this Terr
tory elsewhere at [lOl ROBIN SONS Jewery Bazaar
ENRACEIET and Cuff Pins Of every desirable sly
aud at the lowest prices ut
ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar.
e,yOR THE LADIES-A besutiul assortment of Fan
IL for sale cheap for cash at
ROBINSON'S Jewelry Bazasr.
COLD PENS, II large assortment OF the best mani
fncture for sale a. the lowest possible prices At
ROBlNSON'S Jewelry BszsaI.
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EMPIRE SAW XVORNS,
W l.. +. GAGE.
Normoily Lee, Gage IL Co..
Manufacturer OF every description of Saws.
No. 4S u ain Street. st. LOnis Mo,

Manufacturer OF every description of Saws
No. 43 Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
JyENiIE firm Of Ice, Gage Co, having been dissolve
by mutual consent the 2lst day Of january las,
would inform my friends and customers that hay,
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge ~ Brother sn
3wil continue the manufacture of saws IN all their yate
&t No pains have been spared la fitting up naohiuerN
&and securing experienced workmen AMI The stoch
&purchaSGd direct from the manufacturers, beth III Eu
Hrope and America, for cash, am confident thnt cal
Ehod ont such inducements that dealers Will find il I,
3 heir interest TO encourage home manufacture.
A 10 The character and reputation of bearii
EHy stamp, nothing need be said, trust that boil
adealcrs and consumors have had sufficient onportut
1to test the quality OF my menuactIre while parnc
S,n TIC late finn OF Lee, Gage q Co. doubt
IA moment, my ability 10 compete success fully in poIi
Soi price, quality hnish with any manufactory O
the Kind IN the United States Bcirg iii re clip
Col every description OF stock, l prepared to I'll
xal! orders with prompInes- and despatch.
All orders addressed 70 The Undersigned to Mcasrs
$Drtae Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
Particular attention pai 10 all Kinds Of repairing.
q may 2i-4-Gu W. l.. I. GAGE.
y DISTRICT COURT.
FIRST JCDIcIAL DIsTRlcT, RAMSEY CorATr,--ss.
NET,L GUEkIY,
CHARLES II. sNurH. \
i To Charles X. Smith:
" on are hereby summoned and required answe
the complaint Of Vetai Guerin, iie III The Ollie
2oi the Clerk of this Court i'll the Of St Paul an
Sscrve copy of Nour my office in In
town ui 81 Paul, in said county, within twenty day
kaer the service hereof exclusive of the day of service
3or Tie plaintiff will take judgment FOX The Of twt
hundred dollars against with interest from the
StVth day of February, thousand eight hundred
hity one, and costs oi this action.
q HENRY A. LAMBERT,
OF thc town Of 81. Paul, Airy. for Vetal Guefin
81. Paul, May 20, 1852. fol. Ct pr fee -, p
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HHAPlER machc work boxes and nh stands pearl am
papier mache card cases; China and papitr mach
ard baskets fancy inks, pm cushions ebony lights, gen
tmen's dressing cases, etc. For sale by
Ju2f LIE DUO & ROliRER.
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MARRIED.:

Near. Saltwater, OH the 9Th of July b,
he Rev. VIM. }. Boutwell,, EDWARD +
pAEKER to CYNTHIA A. POM.
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EEY CHEAP.

VI WHENEVER YOU want to buy cheap always re
~ member call nj Collins Auction store, IN Good
Eichs three story brick, on Third street Whatever
haze sell. and charging my stock, especially {
Furniture and Cabinet Ware. always buy of ~
~ A. Louis prices Now oliect. housekeepers tn
llc, COR bargains private sale or b, auction, is AZ
Wi-ll-f COLLINS.
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Mechanics, Union Association.

,Ohce, No. |, Goodric's Building, SPRINGFIELD, Mass
NJ. Il. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM Parton, q. G. WOOD, a..
II. Is. JUDKINs, {f""''''" ,""''
,vEViilS Is an Association of Workngmen and others
for the MUTUAL assistance of each other in case o
sickness accident.
BY the pay mcn Of the following annual deposits vo,
will become Life Member and be entitled to Il week.,
heEet during life if YOU should he disabled by sickness
or accident from attending 10 your ordinary business
Occupation. FEMALES insured against sickness common
Ito both sexes.
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CENTRAL LUMRER yam.

VIE subscriber, agent for Messrs. ). w Fsreban A
Il 20 OF ST Anthony, will open yard AS soon as /
Ell ne stocked, in the rear and Of the SLIGO IRON
SloNE ana Will keep complete assortment. or whit.
3plna lumber. From the central location Of the ward
nmber can be delivered iu all parts of the town NOR
conveniently than from any any other point. Orders o
5husuai dimensions will be promptly filed and bills fo
entire buildings are respectfully solicited By keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from the best dual
ply Of logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
ksciiner hopes to receive a share Of patronage
ia ., l592 VIZ. II. MARSHALL, Agent.
sDK. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY
sgreeble and useful compound for diseases of IN,
N chest and lungs-Gencral Agents Barnard, Bro &
sco, 81 Louis, No For sale by the Druggists of Gale
;'a al st. Paul. by j. w. Babcock UitcIcox & EeIlosg
sand VIM Constans at St, Anthony, by J. r. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS.
3rENHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
4 fANf. Cleveland, Ohio. commenced issuing Poll
lies In March last. The number ISSUED up To July LIST
3was--l6ol
Amount Of Propsrty Insured. SIlle 3o7 90
- Premiums received y2nf57f
Bnsiness Is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutra
plan, ard The Farmers Department entirely scsrat,
rom the Merchants Department. Great caution Is eS
sercised III taking risks and hazardous property /,
refused.
~ The undersigned is prepared Issue Policies upon
let.cr plan, Ill either apartment.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT Agent.
s;t- Taui, Aug. II, ioof iS-tf
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Z fSpECTFuLiY bows 10 The sam; Paul public
u and invites lieir attention To a- store, next
door cast OF the rosOicc on fhmds,fee', riere they
can fEi him al Lu>ine, hours, ready t. sClt item
! DRY-GGODS.
.of every description, including BHoApcLorns, SArI
NErs. JEANS. CAssINEREs, TwEaDs, DRILLs, W.
N4rs NEsTiNQS. SHIFTING ana SitEErING, MIS-
las Gnd Lawns, inK's and tRAvATs,
GLovEs. HOSIERY, BROWN and WHITE
lINENs LACEs. RfrEoSs I.oSG and
TsoEARr sHAwLs. BoSse1 TnlNwr>cs, ALPAcAs, THInEr
CLOTHS, GINGntMs, uELANES, SlLEs, WooLEN
Yarn, rRiArs, ir great variety, Thread, Edeins
Winter STATS, iur men and boys, Under
shirts, kuu GHd Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yam mittens,
Ills stoch OF goods Yer. large, embracing all The
Goods Every person here find just what he wants.
sand prices which must srt The rigid economists
and he can rest assured that ever! afuee VIII tnrn out
3 REA Dy-IrADE CLOTHING.
of every description, made expressly for this market
and tor this season, constantly hand cheap for ready
pay anG 10 sale without lie has 4 complete as-or''
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting part Of OLD Hyson, ors II aud Black
aIe,, / asuira. Java and Rio Coftes. n o.. Crushed
Nuimoss Cassia, Rice, Elsns, sslcais starch, soap,
sCho Lg and smoking Tobacco, Candies, OIL Fis, etc.
BOOTS IND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved STYLES Ger Ladies and
misses Gents Congress Foots Calf do, of the latest
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
2 HATS AND Cars IN great variety.
iIiRD1t ARE.
4 NIL and Cross Cut Saws, a.. sizes; oX, leg, ard
: Trace Chains; Ial;ers 10. Chains; Axes and axe
shelyes, >cythes sickle and sa,s shoNes spades and
Shoes wrought and Gu! nails locks catches and bolts
d 10000 Cigars of every variety
2 PORK and FLOt Il constantly IN hand, in large
Mr. Sandfords stock large and he will he receiving
: New Goods constant. il order to keen his assortment
acompeie tie - determined to sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they can BE- purchased elsewhere Give
J. him call. !November, l55l--3-30yj
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FREMONT HOUSE.

JOSIAH WEAVER, RIETOR.
FKNfiS well known stand on Bench and corner of Ceda
: reefs. has been thorough, repaired and all lit W
aisiaed, and is open accommodate boardcr
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
rf II-tf
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rlElr y. BOErr.
nnypUn &.

rlI4S. y DoIVP. cHAs. H. oAhts
3OREP OiAHS.
rxI'rr undersigned having formed copartnership io
trensactine an Exchange ANA Banking business IN al
It's various branches viii he prepared TO furnish sigh
amt ~, exchanges the East. and principal cities
tn. st. Remittances To Great Britain, Ireland an,
cont uglt Europe, made in sums TO slit PURCHASERS
= ar 2 nd time bills and European exchanges purchased
col ons made. aud proceeds RENTED at usual rates
Of <e ange. All other business committed TO our care
puncLliliy attended to- ~
DORUP OAhES.
i,r lift
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ESTATE OF JACOB sECREsT.

Office Is hereby given, that the Ids Will and ties
lament of Jacob Secrcst, deceased, late of Wash
gton County, has been filed in the Ollie. of the Judg,
Probate Of SAID county. at saltwater, by Ambrose st
81 the executor therein named; and Saturday tn.
. day OF July next is the time fixed for proving
d. "a. sid granting letters testamentary theron
HARVEY WlISON,
Judge Of Probate for Washngton TO, NJ L.
Saltwater, June 29th, le52.--pr.iee-:s2,25 p.