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On Saturday, July 49, JAMES B.. youngest of john
AID Eliza More, aged year and IL months.
The friends Of the family, and tie members of New
ieIk Highland Guard, respectfully invited attend
bis funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock from No 459
Firstavenue. his remains will be taken to Green God
Cemetery.
On Friday evening July Is, Lyman D. WILSON aged
yeas and months only child Of senry Wilson
The funeral will take place this afternoon at four
oclock, from the residence Of Lyman Denison No rs
Washington square.
On SATURDAY June 49, MARY JosErHA the only daughter
and dry.
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon, st two o'clock, from No 62
Prince street of Marion street No Carriages
On saturday July l6, LOUISA infant daughter Of John
= snd Lonisa j. Henderson, aged months.
On saturday, July 10, Mrs. BARBARA MossNAg, aged
7syeaIs
Tie frierds of the family respectfully invited to
sterd her funsra to morrow afternoon at two O'Clock
from her late residence No 1855 West Twenty h street.
ier remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
inelment
On Saturday evening" July 10, THOMAS FRANCIS
hAGnsR youngest Of Patrick and Mary Reynolds,
aged 10 months spd days
Ibe friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
isbd the funeral th- afternoon at two O'Clock, from No.
119 Wet Twelfth street..
Suddenly Friday, July Is FRANKLIN C GRAY, aged
~ years, resident at San Fraaci CO. California for
last five years
is friends spd scqusinancss requested TO be at
the south 'eIry Brooklyn this Afternoon. a. three
O'Clock nhee cefIisge will be in waiting TO convey the
isnshs 70 Greenwood where the funeral will
tale ilaca
San Francisco papers please copy
on saturday July 10, MARY ELLEN, infant daughter Of
Morris and Margaret A James
The relatives ard fiends OF the family ara IN
stterd the furea this afternoon at too O'Clock from
the .esic ence Of her father 2l9 Court street BROOKLYN
On SATURDAY july l6, afts- lingering illness, MARY
Evans wife Of Richard Evfns native or scotland 10 the
44th year of her age
The relatives and ferds Of the family and members of
Mum oe Lodge, No rs Of r, are reaussted TO at
tenc The funeral tomorrow afternoon At two O'Clock
fIom his aie residence Blshwick l. l. In1nire At the
Kim He'el corner of Division aud Myrtle avenues
Brooklyp
On Friday July 10 Msior ?. N. SHORT native Of the
parish Of Tuycorbtt county Monaghan Ireland aged al
years.
His fureral will take place from his late residence
corner Of North Second and Second streets wam,bu0
l. Il this afternoon, At three O'Clock His friends,
end the following military ccppsnies are reouosed 4.
atterd;-Csrroi Guards, (wilismsburg) Capt Molrsth
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h,rtesnth Rseiment Colonel Smith ssvsatysseead Re
siment q. Ish Volunt sers) Col Powers and any Of
his military friends who wish TO accompany him TO the
grave.
Tennessee papers please copy.
In Williamsburg on Saturday morning, July 10, Mr..
BEsyAnM wnBUR, aged = years.
His friends, and The members Of Eagle lodse, No. o.
Of o. T. anA a Jsppa Lodge OF Free MAsoos, are IN
vited to attend hs funeral to morrow attsrnoen ct three
scosk from his late residence No. 2SA Grand street,
Wiansbusg without further notieo. His re1Ains VIII
be inferred In Crossword Csmstsry.
On Saturday morning July 10, Mr. JoHS H. RArr, aged
81 years months and day.
His relatives and friends also thu First Troop New
York German Hussars Columbian Lodge. No. 8, A. 0.
D.. and Brothsrly Love No 3, A. g. T.. are respect
fully requested attend the funeral to morrow after
At o'clock from his late residence corner OF
Second ftrset and Division avenue, Williamsburg.
Al Fort Hamilton Friday July Ii, NICHOLAS RUrGER
son of Hawley and Hudah H. Clapp, aged years and
month";.
The relatives and friends of the parents. and Of the
dather Nicholas Van Brunt invited to attend
the funeral from the Hamilton House. this afternoon at
two O'Clock.
On Saturday July IT, Of Group MARGARET only daughter
Of James ard Ellen Farley aged one year months and
9 days.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon. At three O'Clock from the resi-
dence of her parents, No Is Forsyth street.
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STONIN0TON-Arr July IA, schr Armenia, Baker. Al
bany for Provdsnss; sloops Fish Babeock New Yotk
for warshan; Petsquamscutt, Dickens, DO for sosA
Emily, Grape, do for NBedford.
SEARGP0RT-NdJ July Z, schr Rambler, NYork.
SALEM-Cld July H. schr Brave. Lowell, Albany.
TAUNTON-Arr July I schr Crocksr. Phi!adslphia;
Stb sehr Harvest, NYork Sid 18th, schr Hudah West,
WAsHNaToN. N Carr July IL, schrs Oregon eau
tier New York Pacific, Farrow, do (and both cid Jaly
II, to rsturn).
Fuymap, New York: Cid. 18th. bark Regatta, Grsnsu
Indies; brigs Venus, Orr, Bath, Me- 18th, Parmsho
Adams Richmond, Ne.
WARREN-Arr July -, yacht Adelaide, Kelley New
York.
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From the South

PARDON by TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF STATE
FOR MARYLAND ETC,
BALTIMORE July 15 1853.
The notorious DR.. Hines recently convicted in Georgia
of opening letters taken from the Post Office has been
pardoned by President Pierce.
John Randolph Quinn been appointed Score tary of
State for Maryland by Governor Love- vics oNsal re-
signed.
The Charleston Is. c. Courier says that heavy sho ers
fell throughout that State during the early part Of this
wa@k
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The Gardner Case

WASHINGTON, July l6, 1858
The Gardner commission to Mexico which, by calcu-
laon to have been back here by the 18th inst has
not been heard from since the party left Tsmco the
way to Lagunillas The trial win probably indefinite
y delayed.
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shs New York and New England Union Telegraph Com.
pny are hereby notified that their annual meeting the
lions choosing presdeet directors secretary
eHecotion Of other business
tn to the interests Of the company, held ne the
Uunn Tesgraph ofee, in Wall street. New York an tha
tsrs Wsdnssasy Of July. 1853 at 10 o'clock A. N
I. u SADr.ER Secretary.
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Markets..

NEW ORLEANS, July 10. 1858.
The sales Of cotton yesterday 200 bales aud day
they have been 00o To- &c for niddlipg The Allan
tics advces received to day, bot had no
ell, ct on the market. To oacco is firm and active
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NInIIled.

On TUESDAY, July II, by Oscar Sturtevant, Alder.
Of the Thiro ward Mr. LEOPOLD SCARE to Miss In.
SoLCT, both OF this city.
Is Brooklyn. on Sunday evening July 3, by the Rev.
Dr.. Bacon, MARTIN 4. RYDER TO MARY HlGGISs both
Of this CITY.
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CINCINNATI, July 15 1853.
The Germans of this city held meeting last night in
reference to DR.. Junghaus for time past resi-
dent here, and supposed spy of the King of wurten
berg. Much Indignation mantle ted, and Junghaus,
who has fed the city, burnt in efigy.
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- boAfman, named Anthony flanagan, was Killed At
81 Louis on tie Ih init, BY bsDg stabbed while walk.
Jog on the street. BY man named John FiAnnesy
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
i :nS n; Il; 4ss:ppnodstion lin: q j. 3
press line sta p NJ by steamboat John Potter Am
FoK ALgANY;-gEARs N,.7ALBANY AND NEW
1'as sss'f s.y syp .s
1s: North
ls . 3 n e.
also rsSsivsd Brcoms
E1Y5 ..s only trains win :s,t from city
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY IRON
Chambers 9is's street for Albany and Troy =
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal O'Clock same
Nail train, A. N. Through wy train. .. u n. ana
For fssrs.:ws ii For Psessiiii 70 .sa'
.k.0 of =. Gsasp a .nd 40
tsenth and Thirty first streets
ans ssasiSn'
MORNING LINE FOR ALPANY-FARE 81 CENTS.
Eose Fl
Capt Van Wart viii leave the pier foot Of Jay
and Arrive xis.ny e IL taia ns for Ii.
an nnv sSlns est Returning leave Albany every Mon
quite BS boat
touches at Yonkers on each passage.
NEW YORK 10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT,
~ via New Haven Hartford, Springfield Northampton,
Brattloboro Be lows Falls nd ellis Ticket
Broadway and Canal street. and sixth
and Fourth avenue Tickets sold and baggage checked
Wells river.
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent. 1852 South street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
~ New Jersey Railroad United States and Exuress
Limos through In four hours leave New York
isndt street at san NJ and 80 and 30 p: Leave
Philadelphia at lJ A. NJ, win Remington and "a NJ,
snd 30 and $50 r. M from foot of Walnut street Fare
q g % for secOid class u the from New York and
passengers ard through baggage carried FIR Baltimore.
Washington Norfolk and Charleston in the and A. M
and 20 and $50 tr Sins and connections certain with
extra trains behrd time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, VIA
Nv New Haven, Springfield, Bellows Falls Rutland, Bur-
hHgton, ST. Johnsbnry Montpelier, st Adams Montreal
and Ogdensburg. Ticket Offices Canal
street. and Twenty sixth street and Fourth Bag
gage checked through For freight apply to
FRANCIS HYDE General Agent, 1872 South street.
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DlsaStcr0.
sHR PAIsyRA, Weeks, hence Nay IL Ban Francisco;
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VI EylscsI..

nR. HUNTER-BY THE APPLICATION OF HI5 OLD
IL and new remedies IL curing hufdreds Of the afflicted
weeby most cases when recent cured short hmo
and no detention frou business Hor orasle ssA
other place. AS~s
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[BY SANDY BOOK PRINTING TusaRAFHI -
1HE HIGHLANDS July 16-Sundovn
sip Columbia from Liverpool and three banks in the
ofrg bound In.
stsmsrs Augusta, Sontherner, and jamestown, have
- ned he Highlands, bound south.
ship New York, for Liverpool, 10 coming down by the
Spl.
Wind light from s. Weather hazy.
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ENOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND-
United States Mail Lins.The steamship AAEsTOWN.
every Saturday AFTERNOON q o'clock The stsamship
Ct O'Clock Freight received every Friday and
Saturday Monday and Tuesday but not after O'Clock
LUDLAM q PLEASANTS 50 BroAdWAy-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

Sir have repeatedly used your Cherry frcoFal Tor "hn"i
and have lIe slntlon 10 prpHnu'"i
complete .,n-dy ny children have he.h am. I
,vs d,sea 80. u HE Tree se PerorIl has AWAY
al insdn, e'cf '->''''" 80
We attest ,lc truth Of the above statement .,. ,,i,,
- II VICINITY. Editor ni the Nash"Ile wing
VI IiNNERMAS Druggist.
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NEW FAMILY BAKERY.

NUUU
rESE Undersigned respectfully announce TO the czrs 81 tch.
entered partnership under the siE!c n
ADAM co. the purpose ol conducting the baking business
the s;a Go IA formerly occupied by MI James
>,mp,ou TIE Sore undergone thorough repair
and been ted uI in AZ elegant and taptelu! mariner
From lie long experience Of the partner IN every depart
bten engaged 0f erlo! ei"'
lar many wears IN the tins
an ~ all times The hesi inacts
that Halter ourselves that the THy anu variety
al the alclcs by will not aIto please al! "" ~!
uvu " WIKI .lrir patronage ,,r.,
Particular The manufacture OF BREAD,
and cpf that will produce article which WIZ com
mend ri the approval =" The public 'i ko.' VI" D. "''
and Tea Biscuit ever? cverlns
Our CAKES Ian, fancy AMI nt ilnen;e ne
Pies different kinds vii tc male dIE
Order Tor any articl. line Will prompt attention
Reyl on an opening vI.i and sau OF puhlc patronage We
-. = n,,,S.Iv.. JAMES ADAM,
S' JOHN CREME, JR
\ B. We will open Thursday. 18Th instant Families anu
others r,u ohln bread ru the u that dav
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LUTT'EsifES.
-, - SRA NfT0N's OFFICE.
bSOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HMOSIvlRal

STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NJub, SoUTH TEENTHSTREET, RICHM0ElvlR'l
'Sn s0' Of 5 ps!1 Is S su s 4i 6 70 81
Whole ticket Mos 1s g two more me" s srnArroS
Quarter Drawn nS SS. "a Of besSa '%a E ss FAX
:, 3 :. So :, IL, III, Gsn q 80 Is s 4
'''' w., nawn Nvs noavaIs' la" i 10: "a y
Drawn Me- Of Delaware. No p Jan. u, 90
81 S. % 6' 40 81 ~ y 81 % ~, ~
ns~s Nos Il G 5 "'s 80 IS Gas: Is s. "a: '
scheme, ro1 the NeSk: :, ,
FRlpAyrs'avare, N0.la Capital 81 . NO'.' 10 draw"
rSsT!i Extra No 10 Capital s5O rs Nos
RpAVpeIaw4re No. ~ Capital $4,000 Is Nos. j;
" D Bayesss ''o Prizes
as sndpadbY me-
Orders Of Package.
mn Va
LAMBBRT's LOTTERY OFFICE. uo.,
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, Under the Exchange '''
q g 8 6 q j s. . 81 :, .o,G u by
Whole 10 90 Co. prize Of slOo; quarter LAMnERr
81 y e & 6 D + i & g ':* y
O s So 5 j 8 So Gus: IS II"
"' . Di IS = = = 81 3 T.
Of i ps;a"1 ss E Il IS q "a" II IS
90 % scnemes Tor the Week:
ls.*sts sSs s Of .Ss Of 600 &c "'7
Of 1860 IN tickets S6-sliares in proportion
sArys@Aai 5se pS occo 500 : 100 o -s IS Of %
e LorTER4 F5R ssTvRD%Y JAN
ssrss ss Lss G CO.: 800 acsns: $50 soS Esq s SS
800 2o 80 OF aVou, &c 10 Nos 10 drawn Tickets s-s'are
IN proportion -,
above Gregory Maurys Lutteres %
rriccvaryinr from S20r
will the promacnoG, and The drawngsor
wards Instant adventure rs,whenrcquesied.
VI Change OF hour Sales close the above ottcresa
O'Clock drawing received the same evening o.
telegraph. ,..,,, ,r...I., rh,r.
" Drawing of.maeI Tuesdays nhur
days and Saturdays Sales c"sc ~ 'Ac'
o"e "'u '"'"''' No 3, Exchange Place, Richmond,va
No 3-"rhere' luck IN odd numoerssayo Ro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-14

SEABROOKS, WAREHOUSE. III; ,y.re
consequence Of the Change OF inspectors la nv him
house the subscriber has resigned the s
at this warehouse for the last nine years ana now o'ee
10 the patrons OF the house, and the public geneaS as
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,.,,ne,a
His long experience Inspector and sateHlnah anu ,h
acquaintance with all persons in the tobacco trnue ~
MARKET will enable him procure the highest market p,ees W
who may him with the He VIII F' P0
licuar attention the sale Of Wheat and our
n<5- Office front building shockoe Warehouse ousooN
Dec 3l-eI THOMAS 1. yonNoo--
e. IL. SKtNRER
Ian J.. is, Pearl strse'.
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pI 4 NflS

ND H. TAYLOR Is constantly receiving elegant and
plain PIANOS, from The popular makers NrHSs
& CLARK. " u
These 'iustrumen received the goi medal 1ise the
WoRLDS FAIR London l-Hl and They have invariably received
he FIRST PRIZE The american Institute FARE
They crmsre all The muacrn irpr'N with The Metallic
Frame aud patent Strings and confidently recommended
aud great dnnbiy which quality will be
appreciated IN the country, where u seldom iuunG
T. II TAYi OR has s" these this
IL tho sastc ms
BIZ Old Pianos taken IN part a.
aud Music. te and collection
Violin and Gu'a Strings and Victims and the best
quality a. 10. prices y. II. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store, 100 MaInstre-t
nrIh fr.uu th. Hank.
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TO TILE LADIES.


PARIS FAS HONS.
MRS C PHILIP 10 her auI,hc public gene Ezra
Va rally, ~,ul announce TUESDAY the .rih 49,
tie opening her PATTERN HATS viii! rich aud varied WI
Millinery and Fancy Goods the present ard APP
oaChiie Oct %
keEMOyED.Tic subsc removed hs Hat
HI anl chi Marufact"y 20 Va Isl Broad where &saaJ
he be- Iirasc, hi old friends aud public EA
generally. e. IT, BETTY. 81
Tie atss! aty!:s OF atI and Caps always on hand.
n-t.1 ~
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STAIE LINE ON THE PLANK KOAi

rsNIIE .a.. VIII leave Petersburg On Tues <STSk
days. Trurs,lays and Saturdays, E1A1Rs@3SS-fea
s. NJ, aud ariv- III Mr. i. DraIm- tnear Efs4s4SE&NEA
Gees hii.. = r. NJ. Leave brshin si.S6@1&4=EEAEEo
on Mnr Wednesdays and Fridays, |! VI, aud al
P,iel.,ur :, y. NJ
hack Il leave scosgins for H. the arrival
thu and eavc lawrcnccYic 90 MoGdys
wcIne and Fridays g. A NJ, nakr connection wih tie
stage Ait.s ic March. III. stage will through 10 Eny
ton arrvi by p VI The will call at either .! tine rinc
pi Hotel. Il r. tersl,urs, ior passengers
All Iacsarcs and budes Peersiu's must BE entered:
on the wa, bill freight paid Mcssrs FEEL! lit"'hora
va any package. celGg must e made krrwn
Il, them. % ", no be responsible Tor them.
n,y,nn, I,n PET ALFRED boyd Contractor.
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ALUM WATER,
,pnM TIE ROCKRRJpfE Aim SPRINGS, VA

,I,HE great celebrity and fer The Waters ts
wiJny known and popular IsockbridKs Alum springs
has Induced proprietor 70 llrnt. The pubic with The water ~
n ur.srs DENNETT BEERS wholesale Druggists, as
e General Agents its sale All communications addressed 10
amount ordered viii be promptly atctde the shipped
" @ ~, -, ho limited states Price bbl SlU half Dbl &C.
y ILL., IN. Rockbrdge Springs, Va, containing
gas and depending osy solid contsn can be transported
any distance, or kept any reasonable i'"e' '"0u t1'
tho least degree Tho Snr,,n ;.h
The barrels prepared by new p has becn M ~icn
many q the her Mineral Spsin Head j as
10 nj In ali r.sprels az when drank The Fountain ,a
public are cautioned against using nhG @ eur" M
Water to places lhey az md are in
deceive. and from The Rock6ridgs Alum "l"'e''
many Instances highly injurious. Address ,crpc Druggists
D.. ,,, De'NnA Richmond. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE REAL

IT y u =
fyY virtue OF icci El~m iii Irr The henrh; .
John .co! IN an,yer Clerk Office us uncel
signed The Trustees te.In named Will the III DAY OF Etbus
TAN, boz the neat TAR Jay craitcr On Tie premises
soil b.! highest b!rer. rash hat valuable Ici q"
called GARLAND NIL cuIi aHs $40 ages
Ios and - ctche slnr and being Narrower c"ury Que
House. an hail mics al he Hanover Court
House he NrGIa Crid Ran Road, an" Hrlcus tic
lands ~ William Wm.nh, william taIrI aHi Diners Tho
md cotmoduus dwelling hout'
bar and O.IIr houses.
Til. shove men"r"! iHCt q" land I. bcWSedi6 Ice i"'
win sTtcia! variant, on!
WILLIAM -. WESTON
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"RlCHMOND REPUBLICAN," FOR SALE.
ryNfiE Establishments % The MoND REPuBlGAN II or
Tor benefit OF the creditors Of ROBERT H.
ALLAuRR has an exec outfit Of Materials aud Is III u fe
sIrc,s n i condition do good business ...,
deed under which act there n
II therefore offered al private sac On
terms which becvei The purchaser will find greatly 70 ms
vantage close with ,,t. ,
The grow Richmond in population business anu ~e
increasing resources IRON all points VI 'e
lihl ample newspaper enterprise .,,, >, .
sold large quantity o. ~,
well ,npou,sJ Job Office large DOUBLE " NDbn
PRESSES. = ? - :, pirb.
For terms SALE &c. address a: Georgetown u Soa r. a. @
innid. H. LouHhboNoo"i'A'
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orICuThe President and Directors Of the vi, ,sr
Pairoad Company have declared diyiaenu % ,hs hi mock
~ nnaTs Of the six months payable 70 lne sa"a
sehi ~ Inc once of Company on The hs day 9"
ian la-dlwHE1 u. ? "o
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~, .cnrs noANnKE LANDFOIt SALE

sOD ACRES OF ROANOKE La Nd FOX SALE.
MI T. under.ri:d Trustees Frahci- a. Thornton" Esq,
ANDY valuable real cH" tor -ar. nih ll''' q"
wiz. 10 urclla land county Nor 1t tariia. 49,
ruhurs Virginia and examine the ci""lhs "edo'""'
ons: I., :, an,
AIEXASDRA-The resi,cucs o. Mr. Thornton l. miles nom
W,r,u,nu from he Eurd. and iyIh. OF " fEtf :" "
M r artIy inprny ahi Taulh siiun" ohfH.
nrH iaGr las! an COW "
n;cn, The i.,crn ISIS 1863 acres hicl safe "' IMPROVE.
,.n,. Sn ar. " ,rrunds icid aai thorough! rar ne 'S
me-. r,c, nd - pue,s divided. substantial there 'ic d s
s,rni a, cure hiii.h hts Of tobacco" lie "i'c' -
,nn. from she rIr"f '"l' "l
lately hr!w ana "a the il'rI. ~
~ r.s. en- which Hud saw MILLS ih ~ sr"'
ana wh"Ie presents d'Ih'"u'
which Ia thi- or dIE "ici G"N'ig
ACE Containing 2hn urrr"''''i "h, ~ ~
Nuc al tir bn'Inrc ~ " hho ~" "
those wIrhg - bay rarely "u IN $" "t2'
tract. ,.,,t..o;,i u,-n,
RICK SpRtSGrlt s.Iicntr ~ Ne la;r Na'ihliei Waco"
r,nTi.i,r 1909 and 'yn- on me waters u "'
be vaiiahlr higthnG Ttn aii'7 N "i
cnnn,r and j. GO Zebra geo" water .mi Hra!i'u'ht'
VIII al ~ rirT 81 hc fI' "'
Lo viii wI,G much Ira.aCc cnHduc hem i"uai" M! P"i'
mi o ,. They vii sell TiEa"iEa E 'e
n.tw,ru nj. ~, N, December, any part o" M :" iht
mcl tracts having ample authority 20 Il" -" ana >'u'I any
usI NJ ,h.tlinl- notice w'i TT cl":n OF pn'c ." ma
v ri, H. ,prn. Justice thu vna" h' extensive ~
M. ~ y.rcrnu adveisc'rit ~ iIc afEt 'he
-t elr,b, ever offered ~ Norm 'satph' anu 's
Usl'hs S"Ih pup " WIN HEHDRlCk
T.. RDNH,
= 50 Ib-o,f ". THORNTON.
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SNLE or vALuABLt: lsEAL Asp pEIts,,N1l.

ESTATE, IL TIE COUNTY OF NJ WILLIAM
Of Derlu executed ~ T. W,
the county ~ kIuc william TO lslc"- Tor hc UIsr
the debts Specified cue Tom
The sad Grc"ry Ottoman Slaughter am! john rcCH. "h'r
sal. .e c1ccnicG 90 The ! ~ dy oi February ISL aud
81 the Clerks UHirr ~ HE County tou.i u kIs William
III" Undersigned, shall ,usr hS r,C on Mon
day The 2j day 4" May i.i before The ju0T huS VII
vai;lhir William
COur House witch the Eau House and utc: public
ard private budngsarc located" 80 less
liy nf the authority a AMI
sl1 about Il likely slaves
and chIlden.
The :" land above rriert" i properly REGARDED OF tic
the county kire William !t situated
healthy -urtnGiuri b population
mlt'' industrious hni hrivin. HTg;uI II atouTd
Tie finest qualify, perfectly accessible, and convenient 10
any rnr:Ion Of the cs:.c Te aud pm
tru"mcni@ urGn lie farm, "Ed is Carriage Shop E,rE
smiths S" anl Taors shop nj! II winch! and goud
repair.
TEHNSurr bird Of the PURCHASE il" tr! Ia C4h the
and wl from the lay
secured ny deed uo. The .ai. honis good
personal security. I, GREGORY, IN 4 r,,a.,.,
Nov 3-sits J. 7 MITCHELL. ''''t &c