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FURNISHED PARLORS AND CHAM
Ii bers for rent on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side betwean 9th and 7th streets, the fourth house
from 9th street, opposite Browns Hotel. Apply
to Mrs. D. E. GRoux.
Also, small store at the above place.
Nov 9-eo1m*
A CONGRESSIONAL MESS Of Eight or
IN ten can be accommodated with rooms and
board at MRS. GILBERTS, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between First and Second Streets opposite
the government greenhouse, Washington city,
ID. Nov. Scott
NIANTED, by Member Of Congress, a
wv comfortable sitting-room and bed room, with
board, in the house Of private family Of respect
ability. Possession required about the 3Oth inst.
Address, with terms and other particulars, mas
SAU,n at this Office
Nov 5-tf.
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Baltimore Vessel In Distress.--NEw Or
LEANS, Nop 12.-The barque Crisis, Of Baltimore,
from Chagres, bound from the guano islands, has
arrived at the South West Pass in distress. The
mate was dead, and the captain and all the crew
sick with Chagres fever.
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1853

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1853.
MADAME SoNTAG'S FAREWELL CONCERTS
AND GRAND OPENING OF
RIsLEY's vARIETEl
Ton Pennsylvania Av, between 9th q 10th streets,)
Late Iron Had"
On which occasion Madame Sontag will make
her last appearance prior TO her departure
The following grand combination of Artists will
appear on the same evening with Madame Som
tag: PAUL JULIEN, (his last appearance in
Washington,) ALFRED JAELL, Qhe celebrated
Pianist,) and Signor ROCCO, tfroni the Italian
Opera)
Ess> The first Concert will take place on WE'D
NESDAY, Norem6er 16, 1853.
A CARD.-The manager begs 10 announce
that, in compliance with the express desire Of
Madame Sontag TO afford the public at large an
opportunity of hearing her prior TO her departure
the prices of admission, which last year, on the
occasion of Madame Sontags first visit in WASH
ington, were SO and So have been reduced TO the
following standard Reserved seats 10 be secured
in the day time) only 81 so; admission for the
evening at the door, 81.
Nov l2--2t
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JULES BON N EFT,
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODs.-N,

In Hat, Cap, and Gentleman's Furnishing Store
I'd door east ofthe United States HOTEL have JUST
opened splendid lot of hats, caps, Shirts collars
cravats, hosiery, &c. all Of which of the latest
styles and fashions, to which invite the attention
Of all who are in want of such articles. My hats
manufactured expressly for me of the best ma
eria and will warrant that they give satisfaction
to the wearer ]. ID. HENDLEY
Oct Got
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The Martha Washington Case.--C1ScrNNATI
Nor. 12-The Martha Washington case was sub
mtted to the jury to-day, without argument on the
part the defence. Judge McLeans charge was
favorable to the prisoners. The verdict is expec-
ted this evening.
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The outside form Of the Journal of Commerce
for the morning of the 10th, weighing 500 pounds,
while going TO press last Thursday morning, fell a
distance of sixty or seventy feet, penetrating
through the floor of the basement and into the
ground, and Of course becoming mass ofpi.
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Arrival of the Isabel-Later from Cuba
Conspiracy against the Government. -
CHARLESTON, Nou. 12--The steamer Isabel, Capt.
Rollins, has arrived here with later dates from
HAVANA There was good deal of excitement
prevailing in consequence Of the discovery, at
Baracoa, of conspiracy against the government.
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Olympic.-This popular place Of resort has
been placed by the stockholders under the man.
agement of Mr.. Dawson, who will no doubt rem
der il as attractive as heretofore. Mrs. G. How
ard, the favorite actress, has been engaged, and
will appear this evening in the drama Of the Devil
in Paris, and the farce of Jenny Lind, in which
she sings several songs.
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The Trial of the Safes at the Crystal Pal
ace.--The jurors on safes, at the Crystal Palace,
have issued a circular TO the exhibitors Of safes,
proposing TO have them tested by fire under their
authority. The time for such an interesting exhi-
bi,ion is not yet fixed. Those who have been so
long wrangng as to who was the maker Of the
best safes will now have an opportunity to try
their works. There are about dozen on exhibi-
ton in the palace and these, with the others which
will be contributed for the trial. will make large
fire. This seems to be the only proper way TO
test the quality af these articles.
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Large Fire in Kingston. Canada.-KINes-
TON, G. W., Nov. 12.--At three o'clock this morn
ing fire broke out in this city, which proved very
destructive, burning the bonded warehouse of J.
Miller the wharves and warehouses of Hon. John
Hamilton, and the warehouses Of Mcpherson &
Crane, Hendy, and Watts " Donohue. The in
surance is heavy. The amount of loss has not yet
been ascertained.
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Holiday street Theatrc.-The fairy panto-
mine of the Magic Pills which has been for some
time in preparation, will be brought out tonight,
with new scenery, dresses, &c, the whole Of the
Ravel troupe performing in it. Mile Urea Matthias
also appears in several dances
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will be completed early in the winter. The light
ship has been repaired and will proceed TO her
station at once; when lighted, she will form range
Of lights with Bolivar light, and thus the harbor
may be entered at night by steamers and sailing
vessels well acquaintedwi with the channel. Bolivar
lighthouse will probably be improved by elevating
the tower and strengthening the lighting apparatus.
This change is needed beyond all question, and
when made, the light will be visible at least twenty
miles at sea-
one side is concerned Of the encounter between
the Pawnees and Sioux last summer. The for
mer had for some time, been expecting an attack
from the latter, and had collected, together with
their families some sixty miles southwest OF Rear
ny, about four hundred warrsass strong, besides
their allies thirty lowas, eighy-fve ottoes, iorty
Pottawalomes.
They zero attacked by the Arrapahoes, Chey-
ennes, Camanches, Kiowas, and few Sioux, du-
ring the absence Of their allies buffalo hunt,
and forming themselves in front of deep bending
ravine, in which the squaws and children took re-
fnge, they fought from early in the morning until
about four in the afternoon, when, worn down
with fatigue and on the point Of despairing and
defeat they saw the dust rising in the distance and
their allies coming in sight. On arriving the Pot
tawattomies told the Pawnees TO stand back, that
they had done enough; and then, with their pipes
in their mouths, and their long rifles in their hands
they sailed upon the Cheyennes, and so deadly
was their aim, they succeeded before dark in rout-
ing them. Inc TaWHcoS hhcu ohu huhufcu unu
seventy of their enemies horses, brought intwen-
ty-fve scalps, and report having killed great
number that were carried of by their enemy TO
prevent their scapng them-they also took a
good many horses. The loss of the Pawnees was
Two men, two women, two boys killed, one taken
prisoner, and a number wounded severely. The
Cheyennes, | am told by those from above, are
bowling every night TO express their grief for the
dead which is their way Of so doing. The women
generally get upon the Top Of some large bntte and
. make night hideons with their yells.n
"A light-hous will shortly be built at the Sabine
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Museum.--The new drama of Uncle Pats
Cabin, which has been performed in New York
and Philadelphia with great success, will be
brought out at the Museum tonight Mr.. and
Mrs. Barry Williams appear in the principal parts
Mrs. w. also sustains five characters in the piece
called In and Out Of Place
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THG DAILY DIspATca
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Three Days Inter from Europe.

Nrw X,RE Ian. Z
The steamship Asia Nth ooi ao,.. 70
the 18th of Decemh., arrival today Sha ma,
INF, ual;r,x On Sa,u,dav sbo,, or cool
LIVERPOOL xAKxrrs
Cotton steady. The marke, closed op;s,
Sales of the week preyious to the 18th 81 600
hoJes. nj h;,,b 66po were for snecnla,;on md
1900 fore.por,. Far Orleans, 6-s; other quail
ties vrcaa,cra.
Breadstuii hrm. bat fraction lower than
last week Deuris,onn& Co., quote Bread.
siuli;, fnl!, r red. closing firmly at Fri
davis prices. The weather wet and extreme
" untavor4ble for business. Western Canal
Flour. 2Ss Oh 10 29s; Philadelphia and Bali
more. 20s 10 Dos %; Ohio, 2Ss Oh 10 29s Cd
White Wheat. Is I'd 70 - %: Red and Mixed
Is % to - 81. Yellow Corn, 3js; no white
in market.
ENGLAND.
4 test question mas been '1Ren IN the House
ed by meiorily GIG LORD Derry had gone
to Law his resignation before the Queen.
i"'e' u'sP1'o" '"' NV 'N0's ""''''' W WV
befpy ministry was occeP'eo'
Inc future oaolhe' Is "reauy spoheh Oh II
was thought mere "oniH De Il coai''oh u'hoHg
Tie Wings, etl3'es' Houei6|es dhu ANau'"o'S'
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ma URTA IuUhE'o htthL .uAAlA- J4,.E.
wi POUND AND BLOOD PUklEIER -This

ma UNTA IIOhE'S k1h = .uaA1A. Cs,,f.
lEI POUND AND BLOOD PURiFIER-This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness 70
thousands Rheumatism can be cured More than oue
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of tie worst
form of this dreadful disease have been pena-
nenty during the past year by the OF few bottles
of this compound. Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of nigh standing many Of
whom have been crpples for years. from the effects of
this hitherto incurabIe disease but who affirm
that they sound and WELL made SO by this great
prepared for this disease alone and this it win
cure IN every case, either infamnatory. (acute) or
chronic form. Testimony of the most uIdoabted cha
raeter will be cheerfy submitted the inspection of
all VINO may feel sufficiently interested call the
propretors, at their Central Office, No. l. Barclay IT.,
Astor House, New York. One bottle S. three bottles
sic PURCELL, LADD s. CO,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
w V. ALEXANDER i CO,
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COn2ress.
WAsHiNGToN, Jan. ).

In the SENATE, the President communica-
ted information relative TO the I'ripartiIe trea.
ty.
In the House., motion to reconsider bill
passed last session, RENTING duties on rail-
road iron imported for Southern and Western
railroads, was laid on the table.
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TIE BALTIMORE MURDER.-Two boys
-amed James Hines and Columbus Wrinkle
nm, we're examined i'll Baltimore on the charge
q. numbering Thomas Miller. No satisfacI Try
evidence was adduced against them, and they
seTe discharged.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WeIIinstop Goddin.


VEhY VALUABLE FORE st AND
rAhMlhG LAND ON PLANK ROAD, ABOUT
~ MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTfON.-Will be sold on the premises on
Tuesday, the 18Th instant, commencing at 8
O'Clock, i6o acres OF Land. being the Eastern por.
ton OF the windsor" tract situated on the South
side OF the plank road about ~ miles West OF Rich.
mond. The Land has front on the plank road Of
about three eigntns OF mile. and extends back to
the canal, on which il has ebout the same front -
About 80 to 40 acres are cleared, and the balance
cay l20 acres, heavily wooded, and part of il we'll
tinbered. 1t will b. divided into lots or otherwi.e
to suit the views of bidders
From the proximity of this Land to the city Of
Richmond, and the goodness of the road to il. to.
geher with the great value of the wood and timber
upon it, it offers peculiar advantages to persons
wishing to engage in a profitable enterprise, as
the wood upon the land will probably pay the
whole purchase money.
TERMs-One third cash balance at l and years
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
A plat of the Land can be seen at my Office in a
few days.
JAG w. GODDIN Auctr.
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THE MARKETS.

baltimore, Jan. J-Sales OF 1850 bbls. Flour
at IS IL, IS Is and SIS 25-and held firmly at the
latter hgures. No Grain il market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5-Se!es of 5000 bills Flour @.
S. &c to So f2 for State brands and S. to S. IS
for Southern Sales of $500 bushels white Wheat
at 81 80. Prices held above shippers limits Salt
Of 35 600 bushels Cofn-prices steady
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IHE $ogTH SIDE RAILR0AD.-The Lynch
l1Fg Republican states Ibis Improvement has
been placed under contract 10 the point where
;re4.Ars James River, six miles only below
-FHchburg, and L distance Of about eighteen
niles above the point 10 which il is now
graded.
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oS CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL. z
80 The Montgomery Guard, Capt Patrick T F.
80 Moore, beg leave to inform their friends III
ET1Aand the public that they intend TO give~
ing, January 10th, 1885, at La Fayette Hall, in cele
oration of the anniversary of the Company, on
which occasion they hope to receive the liberal sup
port OF their friends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangement. such that they hope to
be able to give satisfaction to all who may honor
them with their company.
An engagement has been entered into with an
experienced caterer furnish supper and other
refreshments, and from his known skill in such
matters we have a sure guarantee that nothing
VIII be wanting in his department Good music
and plenty of it. has beer engaged for the night.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. NJ Seagars
Gen VIM Lambert Serg't James Collins
Col Walter Gwynn VIM Richie
Lieut. Col C q Tonpkins VIM Watson
Major August Hugh Peasants
| Adutant w II Harrison James Lyons
| Capt NJ Sheppard, Jr John F Thompson
K nj Nimmo Alexander Mosely
Augustus Bodeker DR. NJ Scott
" Jno Ii Richardson Marx DoWpev
1" James Caskie VIM Tompkins
" Patrick # Moore DR. Haskins
Lieut. Arson Richards r w Hughes
90 l. W GlaZebr0ok James Ferguson
" Crawford DIR James Conway
q" r Hsskins Joseph NJ Myers
" T Burns Edward Mch1~.--
" Jno Williamson DIP Gooch
John Dooley Corporal JOHN Ahern
" Philip Dornin :" W,a English
Tickets 10 admit q gentleman 81 50 Genus. No
charge fer Lsoies.
Committee of Arrangements, Lieut.. Seagers.
Sergt Collins and Corporal Abern, of whom tick
cts may be procured. de 30-dtd
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF & co.

BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.
NL0THING, CAPS, NJ, FFs, &C., AT
" AUCIlON-On next Tuesday morning :,
the llth commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell al
auction, to close sundry censignments,
large lot of Ready Made Clothing
20 dozen Silk Plush Caps
20 do Boys Cloth do
5 do fine Navy do
5 do Children's black and fancy do
Lot of La dies and Chiidren's Victorines
Lot of Ladies' and Misses Cuffs
Lot OF fine Lynx Nutis
with many other articles
JAZZ ALEX. MOTT g. co. Aucts
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ByJ.R ID. Payne. Salesman.

DIMINISH KA TORS SALE-AT
IA AUCTION.-Wil be sold at public auction at
the late residence of John Hitchcock deceased, on
Wednesday morning next, at the hour of 10,
all OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture, OF
MlcA Cows &c, &c. Immediately after said sale,
will be sold at the Brosdmesdow Steel Works,
near the Psper Mill, large lot Of Castings, old
Iron, Crow Bars and Blacksmith's tools, belonging
to the estate of said Hitchcock The attention of
persons desiring to purchase such articles, is par
ticuarly requested to this sale, which will be with
out reserve
By order of the Administratrix-by her author
ity. JRDP PAYNE, Auct
S-H the weather should be unfsvorable, the
sale will be postponed until the next fair day.
ia 6-dtd
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e Pratt's Daarrean Gallery, No I45
MAN street.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness
Robert Thorp. Very like" Roger A. Pryor, Edi-
tor South Side Democrat " Likeness executed gu.
perls;ively gooG,"J w. Roberts. Al give Mr Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures
f. P. Goodwin, Louisa County. Dir. Pratt needs
but trial aud success Will be inevitable David j.
Moody. "Mr. Pratts pictures as good or better
than have yet SEEM w. !. McDowner,. King VIII
liam The daguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratts coliec
ton equal any have seen in London" inc. Tho
mas, NJ Y; Editor q the Herald of the Kingdom and
Age to Ssme. noll
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Young Ingram, who was wounded in the
1f.cuIly at the Kentucky Military Institute,
aeaE Eranhfyrt. died on Saturday,.
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Tie Legislature o. North Carolina has pass
- sw providing that when i man dies IN
,sstl'r, leaving " idow aud no child or chill
arsa. The widow is 10 have Onehalf his per-
,gaa. estate. If the husband make Il will, and
-e widow dissent therefrom, she is to receive
.a4.l.irt as heretofore.
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E% LET the clad Vidings On orr into

- Let the Glad Tidings go Ont into
every city, town and village, that there is hope tor
the Afflicted - Hundreds OF Females have been
cured Of Complicated Diseases after all medical
SKILL has been betfied. Cough, Rheun atsm, Dys
popsia, with all Diseases OF the stomach hver and
bowels, are cured By HamptOn's Vegetable
Tfncture. lts lame has gone 10th, and thou
sands this day, through its instrameutaliy rejoice
in health.
Our own best known citizens, with their wives
end children. are its Witnesses; and from every
city in every State the universal testimony of cures
made is pouring in upon US.
Testimony OF one OF the most enterprispg and
intelligent Druggists in the United States
WILMINGTON, Del June Stb, 1852.
Messrs Mortimer y MGUbray-" Hampton's We.
getabie Tincure" is selling yery fast, a lady who
has used ate~ bottles, says 1t exceeds all other Me
dicines. She having searched for fourteen yeais
past for cure, and until she TO und your Tine
ture' found lao relief have also sold it in several
cases OF Rheumatism, with great success.
Yours, MCJNALL.
Csn and get pamphlets gratis, ard also bee adver
ttsement in to-day's paper. For sale by
GA STRECKER,
de I and Dru pis all
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By Alexander MOTT a. Co

OUR EVENING SALES will be continued
" until the season closes, commencing al seven
o'clock al which time will sell from the shelyes
in lots to suit purchasers, good selection ii piece
and cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery, guns pistols
gold and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
of every description Also general assortment. of
fancy goods ALEX MOTT 81 co,
mol Aucsi0nee-e
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BY George j. sumner.

A UCT1ON SALk OE FINE HORSES.
n HACKS, BUGGiES. HARNESS AND LEASE
OF l. VERY STABLE FOR FOUR YEARS On
Monday Morning, the 10th January next com
mencing at IL o'coca, (tor the purpose of closing
our pl esent co-partnershU) We shall sell at auction
without serve, the whole of the stock and go alp
ments connected with Livery Stable on w
street consisting OF vaiuabi-' young ,rses ali
warranted sound, and well broke 10 harness =
Hacks with Harness, nearly new; Bugeies anu
Harness; together with several other Horses, Bug.
gies, &c.
Previous to the sale of the Stock will be SO d. the
unexpired Lease Of the Livery Stable, which las
years to run from LIST day Of January, 1853
TEKMs-For all sums under S5C, cash over that
amount, 4 months credit tor approved negotis bic
notes. ]. w. COSBY a. CO.
Sale to be conducted by GEO. SUMNER, Auctr
N BAH persons indebted 10 the concern OF
w. Cosby d Co, are requested to come forward
snd discharged heir obligations, as it is important
the business of the firm should be closed forthwith
de % J. W. COSBY g. CO.
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Chronic Rheumatism. OF 30 Years stand.


Scarcely able to work for seventeen years and the
hesh wlthered from his limbs. Levi Hills, Esq,
WHITES Ottawa, Lasalle county, Illinois, August 10.
Il have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years. for seventeen years was scarcely able walk
considerable and was very weak l had used so many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies all
to no purpose, that despaired of being cured
was influenced, however TO try Mortimore's Rheu-
matte Compound and rejoice to say, acted like
charm This was eight months ago. have exercised
much every day since, and have been exposed TO all
kinds OF weather. but have continued 70 improve in
health and the flesh has returned to my limbs which
have become strong as ever. LEVI HILLSr
S-dif
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The New York Herald learns by a private
-lsr that Louis Napoleon, 10 whom was re-
erred, as aruter, The claim made by our gov
-.a.a-4J az aiu>t Portugal, for indemnItlcation
-yr .he loss oi the uryaleer General Arm
-rous ua< derided against the claim, and in
sy.r If Portugal. Any other decision could
..4rcely have been expected from such an
lE.rr-T.
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BY George }. sumner.
INTENSIVE LLANEOUS AUG.
IL TON SALE-Un FRIDAY MORNING, 7tb
instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, at my auction
sales room. No Fifteenth street will be sold at
auction, the following Miscellaneous Goods, with
out the least reserve, viz :
10000 assorted imported Cigars
Large lot Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Several hair and shuck Mattresses
Feather Beds. cherry Dining Table
Very han :some black walnut cottage Bedstead
A low single Bedstead willow Carriage
nice black walnut cane-seat Rocking Chair
e mahogany Chairs and do Sofa nearly lev
Floor Mating
large invoice of winter Goats and Pants white
aud faucy Shirts Shoe Thread, mantel Lamps
Stoves, &c &c. Terms cash.
las GEO J SUMNER. Auctr.
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nESIkABLk FARM FOR SALE-Con.
II tanning 65 acres OF land about % cleared, six
miles from Richmond On the Central Rail road, with
a new dwelling containing five rooms finished in
good style, necessary outhouses, fine well OF wa
ter within twenty yards OF the house door, and
never failing stream running through the place
Tue soil is well adapted to the growth OF Corn,
Wheat Oats, DC; and for raising Vegetables, Mel.
ons, &c. is not surpassed by any within 10 miles
of Richmond. The situation is very retired and
remarkably healthy. For terms, apply to
ed. ID. EACHO,
General Agent and Collector, Office on l4rh ct.
ia s
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HIRING FOR Is53-8Y TO

~ LER & COOK-We again offer our services
to our friends and the public IS Agents for the
hiring out of their servants for the ensuing year.
And Tor our punctuality in paying over hires re-
ceived, and our attention to the servants comm t.
ted 10 our management We refer 10 those who have
been SO kind az I. favour rs with their patronage
heretofore. To perpons residing in the country,
we would remark, that it is important that we
should be informed a. early as practicable of the
number of servants their ages, qualifications, &c,
enable to secure good homes and good prices for
them.
We will also secure homes for white servants
upon reasonable terms. TOLER L. COOK,
no 2 General Agents.