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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26
THE GREAT RAILROAD OF THE AGE.

We are glad to learn that the Government au-
thorties are exerting themselves to the utmost,
in relation to the survey of the various railroad
routes to the Pacific. The subject is one that
must continue TO engross a large share Of the
public attention for long time to come. In
deed, the measure has already been delayed un-
necessarily. We regard such highway as is
proposed, as not only of the utmost importance
iu "a commercial point Of view, but as absolutely
essential to unite and bind the Union. more
closely together. The wonder indeed is, con-
,idering the distance between the Atlantic and
the Pacific, and the ambitious and adventurous
spirits who have pitched their tents upon the
waters of the latter, that there has been no
movement heretofore, looking to an independent
organization, and chiefly because Of the want of
AN overland route. 1t should be remembered,
moreover, that distance is not calculated to
strengthen the ties of affection, especially with
New World, so to speak, spread out before the
eyes of the excited and the enthusiastic, and
with an intervening space of thousands of miles
betwn the early homes of boyhood, and the
chosen abode of matured years. 1t is this view
of the subject that deepens the interest which
attaches to the proposed iron highway-an in
terest that must increase from year to year, until
the full and final completion of the great and
laudable work.
Mr. Kennedy, in admirable Report sub
mitted to Congress, just before the close of the
last session. stated some views that deserve to be
repeated in this connexion. He says that nc
scientific survey of any route west of the frontiers
Of Missouri has yet been made, and it is not
probable that any can be found that will bring
the line of travel between the Mississippi and
the ocean, within the limit of sixteen hundred
miles The coast he estimates at S72, 600, 00C
"a large sum, it is true, but nothing in compar
ison with the magnitude and advantages of the
enterprise. Thorou gh surveys of all the lead
ing routes are now in progress, and the results
will ha -s,,l.--.:sIl e-..~---
road were completed and the route continued
westward by steamship to Calcutta, it would ac-
cording to Mr.. Kennedy, reduce the time requir-
ed for the circuit of the globe by the American
overland route, to 63 days as follnws =
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26

DESTINY OF MExICo.-Gen. Arista, who has
reached HAVANA, on his way to Europe whence
he is forbidden by Santa Anua to return, pro-
tests against his banishment which he attri-
butes to his sympathy with the United States,
and writes to the minister of war that in due
time he will demand reparation. The only for
happiness to Mexico, he says, is, through feder.
al institutions or annexation to the United States
This, he thinks, will happen, though Mexico
may lose by it ''that grand enigma, that squaring
of the circle, which Sante ANITA calls national
ity.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26

Eas" \ Military Parade will be held in
Youngstown, Westmoreland county, on the 14th,
10th and 10th days of June, to which the voun-
teers of Cambria, Westmoreland, Allegheny,
Armstrong, Fayette, Somerset and Indiana are
invited
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26

Eg~The editor is away from home, busily
engaged in surveying lands, SC; sufficient ex-
cuse for any errors or lack of local and editorial
news in to-days paper.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26

neA-Gen. Scott paid visit to Metropolitan
Hall, in New York, ON Tuesday evening, while
the Phiolexian Society of Columbia College
were celebrating their anniversary, and was
loudly chcered by the audience.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26

SGGov. Footc, of Miss, has challenged all
his competitors for U. S. Senator, to meet him
on the stump, and discuss their claims bofor
the people.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-05-26
Later from Texas---Confrmatiou of the Gold Dis.
coveries, &c.

New ORLEANS, May 12.-By the steamship
Mexico we have Galveston dates to the 10th in
slant, fully confirming the accounts of recent
discoveries of gold in Texas.
The Galveston news says that they are inform
ed by n gentleman from Horkhart that a party
of citizens just returned from an exploring expe-
dition, have found gold in mountain about 20
miles northwest of that city, both on the surface
and by digging. They have brought back with
them the strongest kind of testimony of the
truth of their assertions in the form of Jumps of
gold valued at So, $50.
The Austin Gazette which has hitherto been
incredulous, now fully endorses the most favor
able reports and says that they can no longer
entertain the slightest doubts of the existence of
gold, in equal abundance to California. They
expect soon to hear of discoveries equalling they
richest California deposits. The deeper they
dig the more rich and abundant the gold is re-
ported to be.
The principle gold region is said to be on the
Louisiana side of the State line, enclosed by the
Colorado on the East and the San Saba on the
North, and the river Slano on the South.
ARTHUR SpRING-The following paragraph is
from an Irish paper, the Kerry Evening Post,
of April 10Th
Since the publication of our last, we have
heard on good authority, that the wretched cul-
prit, whose trial we copied from the Philadelphia
papers, though calling himself spring in Amer
cia, was never known by that in this coun
try-having always been called Arthur Crosbie,
after his mother, Peg Crosbie, a woman of such
VIGOROUSLY bad character that her sons claim
was never admitted by the gentleman after whom
she chose to call him and consequently, as be-
fore stated he always went by her name. Left
to the guidance of such mother, it is no won
der the unfortunate man should have been no
better than he was.
Bas- The Hempfeld Railroads. likely to be
completed at the earliest moment possible. All
the important links will be put under contract
mediately The first payment of the Phladel-
ohia subscription has already been made, and
he balance may be regarded as available at any
lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL,


A, september tho Undersigned al h.
~ sru miles from Sauuton Boarding Schaui oays IN
Gie tsye years age, aud exceeding Twelve number
H. x;l give them that preparation Eng which
has students Of the University a
w ouid there: and to prcEarr them Two ,re
months the University The selo
rschos Latin. Geek, French and spanish Cor aan,
Languages the intermediate class OF Mdthsmacs ana he Juno
t4'-esr IT Moral and Natural Philosophy
nsal th. general course il desired special instruction wi
be gwen theory and practice OF Civil Engineering hcudn
Maenacs Natural Philosophy and Geology so far as they al
hecS an Irable the study Of Engineering and IN IN
sHt E'e The oil the instruments Will be laugh
the field
shsa i turu hoard fuel. light aud washing s2; 10 81
w "a" advance, the balance the expiration OF the mrs
~ 'h lac the lst September 10 CLOS
~" y, Jhs. ~ b me weeks vacation Christmas.
Virginia " ~ " " Wii n JOHNSON
REFERENCES
~ Il H. PHILIPS. Rev. 7. r. Cascnan. Stanton.
n,'sh" Mraae aud Johns o.. Virginia
r.. !" m Norwood. OId Church, Hanover.
t.e: "S1r-e Woodbridge, C. n ohn7on. Esq Richmond
e>S'r Gcsue. Harrison, Professor Vim Rogers lniyers
zen iahh III Cooke, Fuvanna,
p s''" y label! Esq WdrmnsteI, Nelson.
~. u smith Egl., chariston, Kanavha.
w. :. kIs't Esq Chief Engineer Va Central Rail Road
MA, ltcf,,
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just RWbilsaed and for Sale by
ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLf'

Complied from the Code OF SlrSinia,
an subjects Corporations genefay-on Towns rs r
" Towns JOINT STOCK Companes generay-on aIks q" lIru-
sun bgnka merely 81 Dposie and Discounn prevent the
Circulation Of Notes OF lnchaeIed Bdnks sc o Works o.
,ernal Provisions passed al Session 'a25
nnnon Of Manuaci ing Mning Conn -lcs passed 1896
All having connection with Copnaie Bndrs OF any
Kind sI3Uid no; be without ore ni these Pamphlets 49,
np Single copy 5hainr 10 copies Nv cts eh-nr - copies 81
ia sach--for 81 copies az upwards - each. May II
DIR H. H. SHERWOOD'S ELECTKO-MAGNE-
TIC REMEDIES FOR CHRONIC DISEASES, lNCLEplNG
ALL FORMS OF SCROFULA. ;.
rINiESE remedies Of the late cmLen Henry Hall Sherwood. W.
are prepared claps G diseases Tor winch ali medical
experience estle other efficient remedios are known Iey
confidence which H. justified by the pathological
principles upon which they prescribed aud ny practice OF ma
which they have been successful heir ceC 1houeh
ow when those u medicines used III acute dseaSe-
the cases OF CHRONIC usese m
less destruction and oh OF Organic SUD
ubecu'aiois OF
Liver Stomach anil nteslint and Tuberculosis engagements inc
Heart we'll the most obstinate Scoiuons
Swense been entirely subued Gases even OF ad'aceu
have been cured by them III period" varying nom ce
Arrangement n the elaborate utale ol
Or sherwood the electromagnetic treatment oi chronic DIS
eases, will b. dcslrous ui further ofhh"h WIFI
charge. 49,.
rs price heFe remedies has long been fixed II so aud ry
can be sent any Of the United Sair1 Tree postage
any remtins this amount pneaf the uSuai Hua
REQUIRED car he sent pe(errrla; 81. Address only.
H. H. SiiERWOOp'S SUCCESSORS, New YORK
SherEuods Electro Magnetic MACHINES are also lllafeh ""
sale usual. ,,
lrlv " " Druggist
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FARM on THE CHARLEsCITY ROAD, SEVEN
= rEI RICHMOND EOR SALE

'iR subscribers authorized to sci the farm on wEch Mr
Thomas resides situated the old Charles Guy
t'l House miles below Rlchaond The tract con
s a'oa u. acea which lEi cleared t: balance wood
at eer The though spacious, yet large
eEoRsa 'ta moderate tze! The cleared aad has been
sRdy Improved within the last the present crops VIII
sho" There peach orchard on the place For terms apply
IL ApPERSOS
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REAf. ESTATE At AUCTION, IN THE TOWN
tE A

an MONDAY i've :5u 81 IN The
~ lemisc" IL ic town Manchester
Main sirr: ;anh"s hack mali square, also (our
teH3ments
running back half and ADJOINING - Tho
buildings on said lots are r:hr! occupied 10y good tenants
paving fl interest ohihe Investment. "
TERMS-O I'd cash. 0aan mocI, ir,.,..
I'M deed OF to secuie the deferred pAy.cnrs
iuiy i9 PuLI.lAM Il DAVIS auc,.
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MOST VALUABLE MILL,NG, ~ PH HsHr

uxut ;,s.rrT authorized sci! lease thai nahape WI
no rrn;rv Rockets owned oy me aitSSls.
creek GIu yhn!1 nom tue whaiN'S ~
IT. II h,4 iali 81 water "' ~ 'e' Io"''' la''
IRWIN. nurth pair OF stones -. ,.r,..
r bindings rusist a Mill III by ~ feet trte S'"i' hs y.
r, If hrk AMI wood mi| ~ by W is.t no" "H' 's "
~ Trained dwelling rotiinhs :
,. .t,hrs Ac all rrIaIr plot ~ ihe properly 'e
i,-se u Office ,,,,t;,,. ,,,r,ar.. kut
. admirably orare,. foundry OF inLchihr "hi - ''
,i,it luns to tie shop with but little expense. :,
For iui'h'r P''''""'''f w. GDDniN.
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July T4--'W ----------------
CLUSTER SPRINGS. ~ iihLlFAA Ho'Hif

~ 7iiE Sm,hut Water contains -SniIh"siri ns" U.s."
trt,mt Acid Cas- su!rha.e 4" Lane S"iha'1 81 "aH"'s'
a Donate ~ Linz ,.,. ,r,I GA peIayIit
rn. CL ylrit, Water contain -alh"'1 "ti" Gas i''
pI Iron aboua!r OF Line . :, , ,., ,r,.
" r,, un. ~. ~ Carbonate ~ Line
hHCr he variety 81 lt''h "S''s'
"t r,y h. h1n.h qulsllI,n aIha view " nt ''
' Ia ur,lcr testimony AT lhcr extensive h1iIiy ~ n
49, uin,u the following trslinl"ly nom dst'hss"
ir,, iuual gentlemen: AZ n ,tntri,,
nnrr l. = tay!ncr. lnlmrr Professor "i th.",Hf At
shin, t.ll,.. saYs VI sulphur water !,"' u -
49, ,r ru m Anal al The Chabh'"' "l't' ''"
-, - IA. rtlesti.r has e with 49,.
Nhy Il" you 1901 A'''' 80 f"i W
r ,,r, ,u>,yvy, Whilst boot C. IL iit ., rl'"h' '"'
10 \ T. Umi Nu taTIInst IL. l"t WIZ - M H..
I,,tIa ( inct Mtrablc. AMI p'''"is = - W
ria uii of The county Halifax, testify 10 INC u' a.
a. H.. terTs: From experience We ca" 'ay ~
M, sulr,i .,r IN Dyspepsia |! y Tie OeSt ah.i"I"
~ ro,I r,rnnr uhiy sour a stomach hdoi uiy 'p"'."
n"' - nj it liver fc tnieGt gastric hrlai'h iV.l 49,;
Tia. ""sI cast" :" s'I,
l,i,r ,lrtios az promptly relieved, whilst w u.e
II act, Ike cham c-iurrnc aud coffe'Htc ~
!, ,rrc.,lr chljy.
a., IN. Clalyhcac the Sar-ls ! ~ 49, ,s,a >,
pleasant "t aEfho "
. -, ihn. which drGGn" 'h - ~ M
ycnict'i1fr hs"t'F'!" 20 ti4.-N
nv. ,r.,r. ~ : hcau,:;ul AMI hcahiul ".l"a - s"o.'s
coll ~ ;,-.s 4; Z BE- l.. -; roads hc U'
r c ,t me cuscg Sricc- viii soon m;nnt c IiIS y
~ :. IL .c,;.ty ma enc - She lind HENlii EaSi-El
s-Tte ,iuc springs iAcr aye" "hn .a',a. "
ly the Legislature OF Tei" lan
~ iy fo,r from the Richmond and paasie Nali Ro'
- 10 con,ec; rail road WIN lhs1 'oa' d. s9u
Boston
It.ltisY June ~ l-1J -'ot
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synJJls .lAD :ohLEGES.
CITY SPRING AcADEII.


: u,,,ht L l. KEF. " WILLIAM Low L.
4 'hA NY SINCERE '.iuks "a HE -rrrnci u EcmnnI
ID 'ih'it VIII" have education ie
: y wien iurin. he past yea.
",nil RESPECTFULLY them I,r,Ir
N.Y. "" ,hifi he "Ir.uri. d. on 1T ur",~r N new buhi
@ WI IN STREET hc"rrr clay Marshall s,rrr u,Ir,- III,
'i''e va winch L. The ~, ilrurr al Nj. Lyons.
TERMS PER ANNlM
H., "'"i MLt' '''L'Ir*. Srti"r Department, stI N
i,,u, :, 10 Inm"r do ~ III
:, "''''i English E,lucar!n,. an n,
''h'r'n Lag Iaars. each ~, ~,
rive rIuItir . u yau
III ms Academy. lot students o,.
m Nrlr pains shall be spaced Il, MAKE i
- =" IN" h$ Arti'uiir-
~ f'a h"',nshIs lrc!htr u catering the JUNIOR az ASS nj
~, ,'Ic"" III III. | ui.r.i sales WW I,yI,
~ hmniti. Va July I'll ' ~ -
a. . ~ A CARD.
y. LEFEDtRE. a viii, On the October ne A. .,.
~ - 'erd MIS- Mead IN the charge her aud ay Sr,l
'hihoni i!d VIII be that
"i t4tr residence q" Grace '"' "
'cichSic viii,
. aud snb4"q icny Principal Of The WlIh,n.hnrs
Aci'rn. The charge 81 which he resigns "a ,n.rr m :
'"iIr' work III Richmond "
PROPOSES Conduct hIsE,li the pIan nj
% Mead, rraInI= several teachers (Mrs Bl,,: N.s
> ana INCREASING the strengthen III lrIar ,rr of rr.,,n
hy The resident Freirh Govern,
OTTER any IIutirs >'e''' % 'i
II" mrmrs family will 4 rhrIslll. ln,,,rl,IJ ,
W ne acnia care If Mr. Ms I.rirbvIr
rfy advantage inr the OF as"uud :rsl,. ,rri
cn WI be added The Ancient and Modern Languages Mu.l
.sirns he Is those OF Mrs Mead
aiiIy 10 H. T. LEFEBRE, A. NJ
Joy ST kIrImon,I
MRS. SHEFFEI'S FAMILY SCHOOL FOR
WOUND LADIES Al kaLDKAMA, STATNTOS,
ehiE next this School viii y in Sepr,
inns a necessary may by application 10
80 ~, hty July li-c2awiw
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REDEMPTION Of VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT.
DEBT.


4 DEBT. issued by the State OF VIRGINIA rcircmIhr ~"
s,iny u March lSl ailerSals within period
years Take that "Ihs Commissioners ne
Sinking Fnni the Genera, Assembly Va.
yIuI March, 1853. will proceed, The
Ia, redeem the sa certificates 1T the Treasury
n the The holders said
ON Isl day al surrender
f. same al the Second Au"to bother surrender
ed ar MOI ties Will cease uH that day
ILL.,. In nnrIfi inN.r
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DIR. II. II. SHERWOOD'S ELECTRO NE
TIC REMEDIES FOR CHRONIC DISEASES INCLUDING
Ali - IlL INSTRUCT EOLUMBlA.

rAS9UlEN
FIFTY MILES WEST OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AS!> lSIIMEST inf The receploh o. '
The healing qualities n the wafer are well slahisr"
and ~ regarded nirrlur TO none III The ae ihe
huhss upon large tasicluy ARRANGED WIN 5aco"
oco baonn aud sols paved walks and c"Veeu
secured ana tie ample supply of the very best vines liquors.
es which the country Afford, without regard 10 ce-
ie and accommodating agents VIII thueaPor 10 n'ahe
"'g r VINE oi me guests as agreeable possible 81
81 o"diH as "nws s for the ending ISL oCt'
o s "l ee months 875 month";, sGO for one mont D.
20 'ni TWO weeks = week tl0 per day 81 ai meals
an ouss each 90 Gents; children under twelve years
anu SCI nan tice 10 charge Tor children undef TWO
ytaIs o. GEMS per day. $40 month The very pest o.
wines having been dbtined OF 81 bottle ami
IN prooriuh Tor larger Quantities. be charged shall
be brought 10 the ptare by others Bills PAYABLE weekly
The Alexandria aud Orange Railroad compIeicdto
alexandria
Sunday and get TO arrennn and half hDurs
FIRST nc Of Will rss.crr., nncdaoy 70 tho
Springs, hall miles
leave War; nnn about a'clocs Alexandria
Washington ~ Tune Tor Tie evening
train Aexapda a three 10 in
about miles Sprines
aood summer road Fare by either Alexandra 10 the
Sn,iues go So Travellers who by GoIdunsvi will have
my GOOD coaches 10 Cupoper Court House. which Mac. ,ev
eavs a, seven NJ the and get TO lsaon thirty min
nss where the coaches will take them Immediately Springs
Inn, making Two daily lines from Beaeon aud
renon 10 the Springs Persons may breakfast al the SIng,
and spend five hours Alexandria, and eulh 10 the SrIss uy
sun sgtu the day.
Passengers in the morning l;am kchrond may the
Springs sunset via Als ahdra; leaving chn'a ny is night
a they ee, The Springs nexiday BY The G"rdHnsvc
ote they sleep Cupsper Court House. anu gel 70 me S"e
O'Clock next morning good line OF coaches Will
Springs Market hreo times week. conn1ehe IL
'"'"' ''''' ''O'" WIN '"e /" THOMAS o FLINT,
Iune oo-som SUPERINTENDENT.
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LG's"HEtiiES,
LAMBEnr's LorERY orrIcE, BALTIMORE

MAINLAND. ;,
rHSliONAS LAMBERT intends opening Office oi in";e "
NUNS Ilutcl,' Calvert ii. Baltimore. on Momi'y -
In days from this ilrruse Inr the S" "
Tickets ia Virginia VIII have expired. and Cannot Ut
1t will then H. unlawful either buy sell Tickets I" ne 49,
he unwilling uaihtrtn t6AihS
had u ihiN
IN ihS be Accused vulation ." VI" :"
the ~ ms
Nir.II. desire purchase iEhr' , .,
nins The lar riSking HE IenntyO 'dO" aud
do orders VIII receive Ftihr' a.
Ina, al, rrlu,sr, m him will be strictly "hsrrve
III Prize Tickets ~ the Maryland l"eIIrs or s"in S,,S
Lotteries as h, has here a. which ~ "'haSr 'ne
ylI he rlshr,I or received IN payment ct Tickets
RtcuMoSp, "a APRIL III lSa3
r- m Ticket Is 80 e. BEL AR, Glass - juno 80
prize of slu 0Hl-at tins nlitt al, ,,ry.
ltri.InII ~
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.-EIrs: FlTs:: EITs:l,-per.ons who Ars s

- EITs! FITS!! FITs! !-Ptf-lls "T'I sie ,N!'OF'
url,r Viii Hud the t.
EplEPTIC FILLS nr The only ranedy ever Uncovered
IN, EnIirly or Falling FITS These Pills possess Speclc
~ nrryos system; although they prepared espe
LILY for The purpose curing hts they VIII he found OF especial
been or shattered from any cause whatcF
complaints diseases OF long standing suptrlliuceu
~ they exceedingly beneficial Full directions
oy each box IS or Su boxes Tor Far
h y enc viii have the Pills. scu
49, n,Ds H.; mail Tree postage. For sale by SETH >
;,XcF So los Baltimore Bilmore Md to whom orders
- iuars o! he l.n.u! mus b. addressed post pad
twly
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran away nom Ne
.ub.c rbrr in The a last mJnila nre" man 'i'
DICK nurch.sr, NJ Of puma DAVIS at Ei'tn"" 'r
,,in,y from rnnrtv South Carolina The s" slave
il about back has eum c"n0'"n'h'' pi wv "
nigh. iinis III ms WAN i''
Irwa! VIII be paid Tor i- apprehension
, delivery 10 Pulam DAVIS, Richmond u aSc" "h =" w.
state; $50 taken Jirnrcu county and s II hSGi ~ ne
,n,v ' JOHN H. METlERT
ftly 81
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by TOLER 4 Cook. AUcTs.

NE VIII sell. Monday tic t.y o'clock,
~ VI the Farm Old Turnpike Road ta,g The >oii
ruh an,i adjoining the lands RObcr j. SmUh rhIp
m ora about miles aburc Richmond l2G
" 200! a'n w TINS tract about 80 ~ Ir ai'
III comfortable
Dwelling House win eisl rooms Barn, Smoke House
1tIcr ou houses. AMI an excellent uchar'
A thc sal. o NE Land The growing crop 4" which quite
the stock OF
Hhca! from about go bushels wheat will be Iull
IERMSFor the Land one.rhld be required In CASH and
bLaH-s eli The purchase
the stock. armir: Utensils. a Cash wal required.
rcgucs, 'lt TOiER COOK AuciIourers
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OFFICE JAS. RIVER AND KAHAwnA CO.

gNO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals viii ns nk -
Undersigned III buchanan in the county nf Borourt Ntfih,
un, O'Clock VI. the day tie Loct,
IIlus tuYrr:s Canal Buchanan Graz
Creek.
be made bank 81 sides the
twenty Cr the monthly estimates the
tractors Will required angie scury satisfactory Tho
OF the completion ~ the the
m the manner sprrifri the contracts.
above works viii be- exhibited ht Edward Lorra2.
rat Buchanan. and specifications VIII hr rtitf
ly h, u, crmIan, = ";te N Richmond AMI
the 18th day Of July
hr the nsIcratlon u" The bls u the or
u satisfactory, jobs
,r will be LEI. WALTER HNfNN,
EILrIr n..lk
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JAMES TATE the Ch'lre OF Mary bs1ts se o. H Hi
.r of RnaurI Tate i-c' the ETe Children oi De
NJ, 1n lee d. VIZ. Thomas William J.. DAVIS aid ahort"
II rinsr and Mary Ellis, wlth Ellis, her in'tanl we ~
,,,an ,nL era lson Tate deed, va Ro'r ~
y,nr, nhu NJ and Tae susan Peake ana james "
all ,l whom dents OF the State cl ti-i.a
the th DAY II August, l-1. Al h"i
r,s. ROAD, in COUNT Luuisa shall take nc !el sic,
LAIN Richardson Mallory l"seph ID tanPor az" c "
| 40 t lh I.y oil same nonih at house Of b ood
psnGistsn IN same county shall take he ia Al me
arr nous. Anthony Fleming the t1uh1y o m a. used
sr the Dispositions. Of William lun1sr a" ,ns IN the Cir
yLricr IN my behalf Ia chanfrrS now ,n,d and youi
an! Cour, al Oo:hland county In which a." P
Should he taxing Of said positions be n"s I'm IA r., ay
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