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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-09

SENTENCED TO BE HusG-SussEx, C. H., Aug
5.-Ihree negroes, charged with shooting their
master, Mr.. Henry Birdsong of Sussex county, Va.
ON the night of Friday july g were tried on the 9Th
ansf, convicted, and sentenced to be hung
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1902 ACRES OF ORANGE LAND

f~c FOR SALE.-Wishng to move near
the city OF Richmond, will offer for sale my FARM
lonsknown as Bloomsbury, containing the above num-
Der of acres.
About GEO acres have never been cleared and are
numbered with hickory, locust, pine, oak, &c This
aors al excellent range for hogs The cleared por-
ton Is well arranged into fields all of which
are IN good state of cultivation well fenced well
watered and set in grass the production of which
the land seems peculiarly adapted, and thereby
maklng stock raising profitable business Near the
centre OF the Farm is ineXhaustibe bed of lime
stone, OF good quality, and be quarred with lit
tie expense There is kiln now standing in which
| have burned or 5000 bushels and applied to the
land.
Nearly in the middle of the cleared land stands the
mansion 1t has four in the cellar, five the
trst ioor hive on the second, and large garnet ON
the third. There are adjoining the ward a kitchen
within 20 feet of which is an excellent pump,) two
sm0ke-houses, dairy, mealhouse. lumbeThouse, and
an office with two rooms the first and two on the
second floor. There are also properly arranged four
granaries, carrage-house, ice-house, blacksmith
shop, carpenter shop, overseers house and cabins
for 100 slaves The garden certainly surpasses any
thing of the kind in this gion of country and finer
apple orchard of choice fruit is rarely any where
bloomsbury is situated directly on the Plank Road
between Fredericksburg and Orange Court house.
three miles from the latter place. Soon the railroad
from Alexandria and Gordonsyille running by Orange
C. H., win be completed, wien Richmond and Alex
andria win be within FIVE hours ride.
The healthiness of the place has never been cues
toned.
The above viii be offered for sale publicly on the
9th day of September, Tor the first fair day thereaf-
ter if this should be rauy.) if nor sold privately In
the event of private sale due notice viii be given
au 5-d6t&wtds FRANCIS JERDONE. !
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w DAGUERREAN GALLERY

N EW DAGUERREAN GALLERY. -
~ MfNNlS & WATSON beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have removed
the Gallery from the Mansion House to I46 few
doors below the American Hotel on the opposits s.5e
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
visit their rooms.
The subscribers are too wen known for comment
as they have had rooms fer the last two years in this
city, and have always given entire satisfaction But
they are happy 70 announce the public that they
have superior facilities for taking fine Pictures to
what they have ever had and pledge themselves to
give Pictures unsurpassed in the United States in
sofness OF tone or style of colorng Call and the
beautiful specimens of the art, whether you wish
Pictures not
ap 20 MINNIS 4 WATSON
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st. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
~ RICHMOND, VA-Conducted by the SISTERS
OF CHARITY-corner of Marshall and 4th streets.
This institution will resume studies on the 10th Au,
gust.
Boarders, for board tuition, bed and bedding wash
ing and mending, pay sEMI-ANNUALLY in advance ST. 10
per annum Doctors fee 50.
Day scholars according to the branches they study
pay QUARTERLY in advance, from 81 to So per quar-
ter.
An extra is charged in the ornamental branches,
as Music, Painting, French and Embroidery, for
tuition and use of instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosaa Green, St. JOS
Academy, or to Rt Rev. Bishop McGin, will meet
prompt attention.
Children of any religious denomination are admit
ted condition of conforming to the general disci-
pine of the school. au 3-lmx
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-Mr Robt.

4Fl A. Mayo having purchased the building on
franklin street well known as the First Presbyterian
Church, has fitted up the at great expense for
the accommodation of the citizens Of Richmond and
for travelling artists
The location of the building is in the centre Of the
city. The main room. ON the first floor, Is 65 feet
square, independent of the stage, and will comforta.
bly, accommodate from nine hundred TO one thousand
persons and the Gallery (which is set apart for color
ed persons) will seat four five hundred more The
height of I6 feet and i admirably calculated for the
exhibition of Panoramas Dioranas, or Paintings OF
the largest sze This room 10 without doubt better
suited than any other in the city for Concerts and Ex
hbitions of every kind or for meetings OF the
citizens for public purposes aud IT Is now offered for
rent by the day, week or month
In the basement IL large roon also well suited for
many purposes which win also be rented for the like
period of time For terms apply 70
au 6 TOLER & COOK, Agents.
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The negotiations with France for postal treaty
seem to be progressing more favorabiy thf N they
"5Ie sometime SINCE, and there is a proba5iliy
1eeted
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The ODoNoHUE DUEL.-We stated, yesterday,
that O'Donohue, the Irish exile had been arrested
in Boston, and held to keep thepeace on the ground
u saving accepted challenge to Il GIT duel with
Capt. Treaner who OD. alleged had treated him
raiely at table, and because OD would not retract
bis assertion, T. challenged him. and the challenge
accepted. 1t Is understood that revolvers were
To he used in the duel and the belHgerents were to
stand ten PAGES apartthe firing to continue at pro-
pr intervals, till the other fell. Thus it will
be seen that bloody programme was laid down
TIE AFFRAY IN OHIo-We noticed, yesterday,
very briefly bloody affray which had taken place
IN Ohio. 1t appears that party of sixty work
men, engaged on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
near the mouth of the great Miami, got into some
difficulty on Sunday which resulted in serious
encounter at temporary grog-shop that evening.
Il seems that the men were divided into two par
ties, one from Cincinnati and one from Lawrence
burg and that bad blood had previously existed be-
tween them. On Monday night the Lawrenceburg
party. having been discounted in the first encoun-
Ter, returned 10 take vengeance upon the others
4 terrible atfray ensued, in which shovels pick
axes, iron bars, clubs, &C, freely used and
the final result three men killed six badly
wounded and a large number of the remainder
tearfully cut up and beaten. The excitement in
the vicinity was very great all work on the road
Bes sllSpended
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Obenchain, who was stabbed by Lester in an af-
Tray recently at Buchanan is said TO be out Of dan
ger-though weak from loss Of blood
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I'm Mn DOLLARS-At cost, for
cOeOOO cash, my entire stock of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS at cost TO close business &C the
house with the Cracked Wall, opposite Exchange
Bank. Being compelled TO close business in conse-
quence OF damages done the store house whish
cupy am forced to throw my large and new stock of
GOODS on the market at most Iuinous sacrifice
Summer Goods, Woolens. Carpets Prints, &c.
Buyers will find it to their interest to attend ns nv
business must be closed before the wall is taken down.
G. A. GWATKIN,
Cracked WALL opposite Exchange Bank.
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A CARD.-H. p. LEFEBV RE a

A CARD.-H. T. LEFEBVkE, A. M.
"A will, on the first of October next succeed Mrs
Mead in the charge of her Boarding and Day School
in Richmond and will be prepared on that day to re-
ceive pupils at her late residence Grace street.
MIR; Lefebyre was for seven years connected with
pal OF the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
OF which he now resigns engage in larger work in
Richmond.
He proposes to conduct his school on the same gener
al plan of that of Mrs Mead retaining several of her
teachers. tMrs Bartlett Miss Anderson) and ncreas
ing the strength of the department of Foreign Lam
guages by the assistance of resident French Cover
ness and other auxiliaries.
The members of the family will form christian
household, under the parental care of Mr.. and Mrs
Lefebvre The School will offer every advantage for
the acquisition of a sound English education to which
Music Drawing, &c.
Terms, the those of Mrs. Mead Apply to
II. P. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ
au G-d&wts Richmond Va
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICf

MOND FOR SALE-The subscribers are an
thorised sell privately very valuable small FARM
within short distance of Richmond. This Farm is
now in high state of improvements is situated in an
exceedingly healthy neighborhood and is regarded as
one of the best that has offered for sale
time. The proprietor realises eight dollars per
day from the market garden alone and is believed
that this sum could be made with every day
through the year by an experienced gardener.
The improvements consist of a large aud com1no-
dious dwelling containing fifteen rooms in complete
repair very convenient residence for the gardener
contain az rOos kitchen, smoke house. stables
and all necessary out houses There also two fine
wells of water upon the premises, of them located
at convenient distance from the dwelling, and the
other at the stable.
For terms, which will be made very accommodating
aud any other particulars, apply to
ALLEN & CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office
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In our latest news, yesterday, Mr.. Schoolcraft
was get down as Consul to Rotterdam, and as hay-
ing gone out in the Atlantic. Mr.. 5. Campbell is
Consul to Rotterdam, and was a passenger in the
Atlantic. Mr. Schoocraft was also passenger
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BY z. CAUTH0RN

ELEGANT CHAMBER FURNITURE
AT ia n,a a. ,.AeCTlON-THlS MORNING. Aug 9Th.
REnST1r srnnHNlTURE, consisting Of n,ahosaDv
CHIfR Z IL mahogany CHAIRS, / do ROCKING
RINET : sofA, OTT0MANS, marhle-tou CA
sbncF II MAJ MAJ bie-top TABLES curled hair and
nrrlor and LASS fine feather BED, &c &c. i
ia of ctv Ussongs to gentleman leaving the city,
au 9-It* o neafiy new: Terms caah
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AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
z JAMES n. T1yT,

a pnma,I .sNI TKA T OR,S SALE OF
ae VIII BE- sold FRIDAY. tbs ". NEuhoEs
Of household T, Soss A. q my Office. quantity
Terms eas, FURNITURE and Two NEGROES.
aus Adm Il n. Las ss. NJ. TAYLOR,
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WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber
w having large quantity of WOOD to dispose
of has found it convenient to take yard for that
purpose.
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke Ave-
nue.. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
g. G. Herring, ESD, Messrs. Reeve Blair, James
b. Shelton, Esq. or az the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which he will sell az the market price.
ia I9-ts JOHN +. REEVE.
/ AN now receiving the best lump COAL
Il from the Midlothian Pits which will deliver at
20 per bushel mixed COAL from the same Pits
10 cents per bushel Black Heath lump at 20 cents
per bushe payable on the LIST of January next. Or
ders left at my Office on 18th street. near Mayos
Bridge. will be attended 20 promptly.
all 2-2w CHASTAIN FARRAR
WINTER IS COMING.-I am now pre-
w pared TO fll ordersfor few thousand bushels
of superior soft COKE, from the celebrated Edge
Hill Mines. The quantity will not be adequate to
pointment to consumers.
SAMUEL p. HAYES,
North Basin bank between 9th and 10th SITS
au 2-2aw3wif
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NITY HOTEL FOR RENT AND FUR
~ NITURE FOR SALE-The subscriber DESTROYS
of retiring from Hotel keeping will sell his lease on
the Hotel which expires lst of March, 1855, and all
too well known to need any further description.
The Furniture is all new, and equal any in the city,
especially the bedding For further particulars en-
quire of w. GODDIN or the subscriber
jy 13-d&wlm THOS. M. b. ROY.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.-The under
hrs nasVs been appointed of the Peters
after be prepared to extend the patrons Of the W.
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Cornusnv and y, III
and Marine Insurance AT HOME instead ~ s.a ano
abroad for that purpose. ~ soihs
au6-d3t THOS. M Ayrprr~xr
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Asst WEEK BUT ONE STILL
IL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES-De-
ernned to close out stock entirely by next week.
offer splendid Bereges I21c % first quality
Bereges at l7c cost 2; satin striped Berege beautiful
article at Soc, cost 5 ladies' childrens Night Cans
at &c, cost scarlet Grape Shaws S. S. Is; verv
heavy Grape Shaws at So cost Sl4; China Buttons
dozen for lie; fine Merno, all colors S7tc cost Is;
gents cotton under Shirts Sic So black love wells
silk Gloves at 25c, cost so; 100 lbs black Thread Soc
cost 80 Scotch Piaid Alpaca 14c, Is; childrens
Belts 5c fine Table Napkins Ice, worth D; one more
Cloth at SIC, worth 60; black wasered Silk a. 81 I
worth 81 So few pieces damaged Oil Cloth at hall
price; mourning Collars; Chemzettes very low: extra
sized large heavy black silk Veils boys fancy cord
mixed and unbleached Socks; beautiful plaid Six for
aprons States &C. cost slate Penci 100 tor 6c Scis-
sors &c; purse SILK, knitting Cotton &c &c &c at
WECHSLEk u COHEN'S
au 8-6t 19f Broad, corner 5th street
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AIAEA1A-The returns for the Congressional
delegation as far as heard from, indicate the choice
o ;. w Harris Dem. in the third district over s
d. Moore. George : Houston, Union Democrat, in
The tfl. w r. Cobb Democrat in the sixth, over
Clement C. Clay jr.; and Jas. T. Dowdell, Demo.
ora. ovs- Alexander White Wing, in the seventh
Nessrs Harris, Houston, and Cobb are members
o{ tire present Congress.
II Mobile portion of the first district Philip Phil
ups. Democrat has majority of 300 oxer E. Lock
wood the Wing candidate.
In the second district James AbercTe.abie, Wing
Is elected over David Cloptou, Democrat.
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY
IN The undersigned is now prepared to take DA-
GUERREOTYPES in the most improved and artistic
mode at his Gallery, the Bookstore of Jas.
Woodhouse, Eagle Square, Richmond-He has called
into requstion every necessary attraction in the de-
cora.ion of his rooms and will be pleased receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
JOHN MURRAY
au4 Sign of the Red Flag Eagle Square
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CIRE- LIFE AND MARINE INsU.

DIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
IL RANcEy-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms
the patronage Of the public. Applications viii be re-
ceyea at the Office, No. 223, corner Of Main aud OH
streets where the officers viii cheerfay furnish all
information that may be required All losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
john II. BosnER, Secretary. NH III
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder, for cash, on FRIDAY, the 18th
ist commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the auction
house of Richard Cauthorn, lot of Household FUR
NITURE, and also fine lot of BONNETS and RIB
BONS, to satisfy sundry executions in my hands
against Brannon Collins
p P WINSTON, D. s.,
aus For Thos w. boswell, S. C. R.
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VT MARTIN SMITH, STOCK. LAND

M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
Nls WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office 14th street, old stand for many years occupied
by John M. Clarke as Lottery Office. The highest
rants and Land Warrants under the act of September
%, 1850. Ali outstanding Prize Tickets sold by Mr..
Clarke will be redeemed by the subscriber
NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent
N. B.-Persons at distance can obtain any infor-
nation relative the old business and have their
ders faithfully and condentay executed by address
ing, post paid,
NJ MARTIN SMITH, General Agent,
my 31-d3m Clarke's old stand, I4sh st.
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t,OR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
Il U. s. MAIL LINE-Leapes erery Tuesday Afsey-
noon at o'cioch-BY THE ELEGANT SIDE
WHEEL OCEAN STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
The JAMESTOWN, Lewis Parrish commander will
receive freight TODAY, at II O'Clock, and up 10 the
hour OF O'Clock, p NJ, TUESDAY, the 9th instant,
leaving on that day at O'Clock, z. NJ, before which
hour passengers wlli please to be ON board.
Tickets and berths secured office, South side
of Basin.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk viii be
charged the same as by the river boats.
The ROANOKE leaves every Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
TIInT 4
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TuE LATEST NEWS.
- : = - =
THE BALTlCS NEWS.

sva cave. under our telegraphic head yesterday,
49,. - 10 iponts of intcres thy the Baltic arrived at
Wv York sunday. We add few item sbelow
csr.T RRIrArS--The crops in England and ire
land were generally good. There was no potato
Tol Y,...,.,.,. M. ...,,.,,o,., oe Tho
,,,.se;sns entered Bucharest on July 18th. Every
80 was Quiet in the principaliiies.
Fx.xcF.-lt is stated that the opening of the
rr,,rb ,,orts TO the import of breadstufs Is more
'.;a the anxiety than from any fact of scarcity.
tSristina of SPAIN in Paris intriguing to marry
rr- daughter 20 Prince Napoleon.
Tie news concerning the crops In the south OF
rrsnee is favorable, particularly tor corn, ohves
Ard fcs The same u the case IN Cher and Nor
T9,c funds are steady, Thethreeper cents, closed
II = f. DC. Fosr and a Halves lu5r.' &c
Txn1A Ann CsINA-The Indian mail had arrived
=, Trieste with Hong Kong dates OF June 'th, Cal
,,ts 10th aud bombay of the HOth.
The Cbirrse Empire had been divided, and Nan
a., declared independent OF the Tartar dyhasiy.-
4, Canton great anxiety was felt and appreheu
sions entertained OF rising OF the people.
Trade IN India was dull.
TIE Erl,s h had made no advance on Ava
The secaucr Harrington was lost on her passage
from Shausha al to Hong Kong. Her crew and pas
..1rrers were saved
trsrK1l-A despatch from Vienna of the 22d
gaze thai = conspiracy had just been hscowered
and a. persons including several students, had been
arrested.
The differences between Austria and Switzerland
had been nearly settled
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EOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI-
Il PHIA.-STEAMER Observation-Disclosures
EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON.-The BELVI-
DERE, Capt. Clifford will receive freight TODAY az
II O'Clock, and up to the hour of O'Clock, p. NJ,
TUESDAY, the 9th instant.
A sufficient number of hhds. engaged for this
trip.
au 8-2t LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RF

Il WARD.-Ran away from my residence in Chez
terheld, ON Sunday, the 3lst of July last q NEgRn
MAN named HARRY. He is full medium height, ~
good proportions about 48 or 50 years old of very DARK
than usually peaked for negro, both of his lips tarn
out, has some whip he has ridge across the
navel, and a small scar of his eye brows He
wore dirty drab coat cotton oznaDurg shirt and
pants, and black hat. The said Negro was brought
last winter from about Fauquier county, Va by Mr.
Goding. and have doubt he is aiming back again.
reward of $40 viii be given if taken in Chesterfield
and delivered to me, and taken of the same re-
wardof 20 will be gwen, If committed 70 the care Of
Puilam Davis auctioneers in the city of Richmond
Va.
au 8-d5t&w2t* JOSEPH G. wOoDFIN
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
GROCERIES, DC, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 18th August, we viii sell at
10 o'clock, at our Auction store, assortment of
GROCERIES, viz:
800 bags Rio COFFEE.
$50 do Java do.
so do Manila do
100 hhds. MOLASSES, SOAP, CANDLES, BA-
CON and HERRINGS.
Rectifed WHISKEY, N. E. RUM.
French BRANDY.
Green and Black TEAS, CIGARS, &c.
ALSO-40 hhds prime Porto SUGARS.
TERMs-Under 500, cash 800 and over, foul
months credit, for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
au Auctioneers,
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CHEAP FARM offer for sale, in tn,

EHEAP FARM offer for sale, in the
~ county of James City, two hundred acres of val
liable LAND that abounds in mari, fine two-story
house, houses &c, eight miles this side of Wiz
neghborhood, the best of water. &C. three miles from
Chickahoniny River, and II miles from naygable
Creek There be this land about 1900 cords
of wood, good ship timber and pine, &c. This Farm
is Of the best locations for professional in
the county. / deem il unnecessary to say any thing
more, as any person in want will of course examine
for themselves If disposed of privately, it will
be sold in Williamsburg the second MONDAY in Oc-
tober, which will be Court day.
TERMS OF sALE@6, u and Is months. For infor-
nation &c, apply TO EWD. ID. EACHO,
au Cts General Agent and Collector.
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nISSOL UTION The concern of
IL ALEX. GARRETT 4 CO. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons indebted are requested
TO come forward and settle early possible.
ALEXR GARRETT.
RICH'D II. DUKE.
R0. NJ. ANDERSON.
Prcuuaro MI
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EOR RENT.-The residence over my
Il store. Possession given Immediately.
JAMES B. SHELTON,
jy7 Corner Broad and 4th streets.
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ENOR RENT-A small Wooden Tene-
Il ment Maddox Hill. Possession be had
Immediately. Apply to
EDWARD d. EACHO,
jy1f General Agent and Collector.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. undersigned have this
day formed Co-partnership under the style of GAR
RETT L ANDERSON, for the purpose OF conduct
ing general Grocery and Commission Business in the
house formerly occupied by Alex. Garrett Co. No.
40 Main street. and will keep constantly on hand q
large and well selected stock of FAMILY GR0CE-
RlES. Their prompt, personal attention will be
given to the sale of Kinds of country produce lu
Der, live stock, &C. ALEXK GARRETT,
jy 4-2aw4w r. NJ ANDERSON.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

THO LET.-Two roOms-a CHAMBER
Il and SITTING ROOM-on Main street. both
completely furnished to be had exceedingly cheap
terms by immediate application through this office
an 9-2t* -
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NEW FLOUR.-50 bbls. new mountain
aas--ss - '@s, pEYToN.
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HAI.-29S bales prime Northern HAY,
- cargo Of schr Charles 2. Brown, daily expected
and for sale, TO arrive, by
an 8-3ts MARK D0WNEy.
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COOKING AND WASHING SODA.
~ SOAP, PEARL STARCH. &c, for sale by
aus GEO. l. HERRING