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NEW SToREs-A spacious and fine looking ware
house s now in progress of completion on Cary
street, between 18th and 18th streets. II Is five
stories highs built of the best material in the
most serviceable manner, and can very readily, On
account of its large size, be converted into two
stores. Messrs. kersy, Davis g. Smith are execut.
ing the carpenter work, and Mr.. J. D. @ Iarles the
brick work. The building is SO front by 80 feet
deep-and is being built by Charles A. Bruce and
james A. Seldom for the use of Mr.. E. H. Skinker,
who is now located on 14;h street. and engaged In
the wholesale and retail Grocery and Commission
business. Mr. S. found his present store insult Gent
to accommodate his large snd rapidly augmenting
business, end was necessarily compelled to look
for more extensive quarters He expects to enter
the new store on the list of August.
We noticed that the block of brick buildings be-
longing to Mr.. Barrett on 18th street, were rapidly
verging to completion. The first from Main
street, the best lighted and most desirable one
which is to be occupied by Messrs. Wordsworth
Turner & Co is indeed almost ready for use. In
addition to large skyight In the centre of the
building, tie latter portion of it has clear and con
tinuous side light from open area to the left
The remaining stores have similar skylights in the
centre. These stores will be occupied by wholesale
dealers in dry gods and fancy articles.
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.-On Tuesday after.
noon the steam boiler in the foundry of J. r..
Pratt, No. 60, Attorney street, New York, ex.
ploded, blowing out the rear wall of the base
ment building. scattering the fragments in all
directions, and ipjuring several persons, two or
three of whom will probably die. The names
of the three most injured are I homas Service,
engineer, David Barry, workman, and Thomas
Kerrigan, a boy ofl7. VIM. Riley, who keeps
a grocery on Ridge street, opposite the rear
wall OF the foundry, was badly injured by
bricks and fragments of iron blown across the
street by the explosion. Pieces of the boiler
were found at distance of 200 feet. Cause ::
want of sufficient water in the boilers.
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Z MONTGOMERY GUARDS ATTEN.
ID TION.-Parade in front of the Capitol on
III Monday evening, 25th inst at O'Clock, in full
u summer uniform, and arms in order for inspec-
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ARTISAN DIVISION SONS OF

Business demanding the presence of every mem.
Der will be up for consideration on Monday evening
next full meeting is earnestly desired
In l. g. F. E GATES, RS.
Meets in Oregon Hill Methodist Episcopal Che
pei jy 23-2t*
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By order of the Captain.
JOHN MCDONALD, o s.
PS-The military designing to participate in the
excursion will be escorted to the boat by the Com
pany. jy 23-2t
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fENABLE CUPLERY.-Rodger & sons and
L. other celebrated makers, Ivory handle Knives
end Forks. in sets Table and Dessert, with French
pattern Fork do without Forks, by the doz made of
finest cast STEEL and warranted to give satsfac-
ton to the purchaser. For sale by
jy % ZIMMERMAN.
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Tur sue.R CAsE.--The sugar case at this
time uuder the consideration Of Mr.. Secretary
Guruxrr, arising under the tariff Of 1876, is
the following
About $250,000 worth of Concentrated mo.
Iasees" imported into New Orleans from Ma.
tanzas, by Belcher s. Co, sugar refners, has
been seized at the New Orleans custom house,
having been imported as molasses, and paid
duty as molasses, whereas in fact il is almost
entirely granulated sugar-requiring but sin
gle additional boiling TO be freed from all liquid
substance. The collector at New Orleans
claims brown sugar duty upon the article,
which the importers resist.
The local letter writer of the Washington
Republic thinks MIR. Guthrie will decide that
as far as the greater per cent. OF the article is
ganulated sugar, it must pay brown sugar
duty; but as to the molasses. as it is new ques
ton, and not altogether free from doubt, that
will be released to the importers on payment
of the duty exscted and not confscated as con-
uaband. The question bears upon the refining
business, as the refners, by getting the raw
material at molasses duty, have produced an
article successfully competing with brown gu
gar.
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FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA,
i comprising gold band, dinner and tea sets,
toilet bottles 10 great variety, together win full
supply OF white granite of direct imp ortarion
Housekeepers aud others in want would do well to
cell, as our prices are low.
jy 20 BULkLEY e. CO 1877 Main at
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I OCOMOTIvE HOSEA tut supply Of ali
Ia sizes and kinds of India Rubber Hose constantly
on hand and for sale by
WILLIAMS IL BROTHER,
iva Agents for the Manufacturers.
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| OST by the subscriber, BOND, on Mr. Charles
IL Thompson, with Mr. Abram Warwick security,
for One Hundred Dollars, for The hire of Negro
Slave named Andrew. Said bond has credit ON
the back, of s25, bearing date Both April, 1853.
forewarn any person against trading for said bond
as afr Thompson has been apprised OF the loss.
jy 23-3t* d B JORDAN
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LOCAL MATTERS.


DEATH OF DR. BUTLER.-DR ROBERT BUTLER,
Treasurer of the Commonwealth, died yesterday
morning. at his residence in this city He was in
ry sense an upright and kind hearted gentleman and
was very widely esteemed b. wide circle of person
al friends He was man Of strong common sense
and OF undoubted integrity. Upon the occa sion of
his death the Governor of the Commonwealth issued
the following order:
EXECUTIVE DETACHMENT, July 22d, 1853.
me Governor having received the psinfui intelli.
gence OF the sudden death in this city, of Robert But
Ter late Treasurer of the Commonwealth who had
osen repeatedly and deservedly honored by the Gem
erai Assembly in appointing him to the responsible
post ne lately held and desming il due to the official
as well as private character and exalted worth of the
deceased that every m.rk of respect should be paid
70 MS memory hereby directs that the several officers
OF government in the Capitol forthwith close their
respective offices during this day.
JOS JOHNSON.
:, By the Governors GEO. w MUNFoBD Secretary Of
the Commonwealth.
The body of the deceased will be removed at
O'Clock this morning from his late residence to the
steamer at Rockets, by which it will be conveyed to
the town of Smthfed in the county of Isle of Wight
for burial
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WHITE BBAZIL SUGAR, Of superior
w quality, tor sale by
jy % DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
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ENOR HIRE, for the balance Of the wear, q
l. ssrynnt woman, who 10 good cook washer
and ironer. Apply TO
jy 23-3t GEO MERRIAM
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By Wellington GOddin.

VERY VALUABLE FOREST AND
' FARMING LAND ON PLANK ROAD, ABOUT
"a MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold Oh the premises, on
Tuesday, the 18Th instant, commencing at 3
O'Clock, 100 acres OF Land, oeing the Eastern por-
ton OF the Windsor" tract situated or the South
side ct the plank road, about q miles West OF Ricn
mond. The Land has front on the plank road of
about three eightns OF mile, and extends back to
the canal, which il has about The same Fl ont
About 80 to 40 acres cleared, and the balance,
say l20 acres, heavily wooded and part OF it we'll
tilnbered, 1t viii be divided into lots or otherwise
to suit the views Of bidders
From the proximity of this Land to the city of
r chmond, and the goodness of the road to it, TO-
gtther with the great value of the wood and timber
upon it, it offers peculiar advantages to persons
wishing to engage in profitable enterprise, as
the wood upon the land will probably pay the
whole purchase money.
TERMs-One third cash balance at and 2years
for bonds bearing interest ed by trust deed
plat of the Land can be seen al my Office in
few days
ja6 w GODDIN Auctr
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ss4riHe Disasters.

PHlLADrLrRt., Jan. The schr. Sarah
and Adeliue, t,up, n ,rulN for BarnsIabe,
sprung aleak at ,ae Break water during the
late storm aud was run ashore 10 prevent her
from sinking. She filled with water and re-
mains so opposite Lewes.
A schooner, supposed to be the Ellen, loaded
with lumber, houuu from New Bedford for
Washington, d. c, went ashore on Chinco-
league, on Monday night
BUsToY, Jan. The bark Mary Brough-
ton from New Orleans Tor Boston, went ashore
at Ho.mes' Hole, in The gale on Sunday. She
has discharge ed part Of her cergo.
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Items of Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.
The Democratic Convention Of Ohio have
nominated VIM. Medil for Governor.
The Inauguration of the statue of Jackson
yesterday, at Washington, was u most impos-
ing ceremony.
Benjamin Pierce, soE Of the President elect
will be buried tomorrow, at Concord.
Later advices from ST. Domingo confirm
the statement that the report Of the occupation
of SANTANA by the French was unfounded.
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Preparations for the jackson Statue faau
Fnrnfinn-- Presidents aTerse- x.c....a.

gHFdttoH--f FeStdeHt 3 Letee, DC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Inauguration of
the jackson Statue, tomorrow, bids fair to be
amost imposing spectacle. The President has
directed all business TO be suspended in the
Executive Department and both houses Of
attend il.
Extensive preparations are making by the
various civil and military associations of the
Dis,tc and several military companies have
arrived from Baltimore this afternoon. Many
strangers from distance have also arrived
this evening 10 participate in the ceremonies.
The Presidents first levee this evening is
crow ded bv CIV aud brilliant throng. The
weather is fiae, ard the turn ont is very large.
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Funeral of G.a. Pferce's Son, S.c.

CoNCGRD, Jan. S-The funeral Of Master
Benjamin Pierce will take place here on Mon
day. We lem that Gen. Pierce and his wife
still remain at Audoyer.
The Legislature adjourned this morning -
The bill 10 divide the State into Districts for
election Of Senators was passed by ia to So.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ron RAE DAILT -DIsp4TCg


IT.. Bosros, Jan. 8.
Steamship America, with Liverpool
ua'es OF The 2sth ult., is reported at Halifax.
news mas not yet been received.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tue 'oiiowing commercial intelligence bv
Tue America has been received.
ne sales OF Cotton in the Liverpool marker
lof Tue week previous to the 18Th announced =,
'''Vuo bales. Prices had advanced one. eighth
Grain was unchanged. Canal Flour. o. Ga
Philadelphia, 29s.
But little business was transacted during
the Christmas holidays.
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ia 10 w. BARROW. Manager.
r.n,u OLE BULLS

EAkEWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
4 fLE BULL begs leave TO inform his friends and
lhe puohc In general, that before retiring from
ms "a, Artstc9 career he will vsi, some of the cities
fora STATES where he has ne, on hia
former nm tour such dalrecepton
"a ne nrst and only Grand Concert of Ole gu,l in
January 18th, 1853. o'ohihS,
Al THE AFRICAN CHURCH.
LIMA PATTI, the musical Phenomenon. onlv e;ah,
years Old This extraordinary child sings the sonas
oi Maiioran. Fassia, Jenny Lima, Madame Sontas
Catharine Hayes, Alboni and Madame Bishop, es.
and perfection. eas'
MAURICE STRAKoSCH, Musical Director and
Conductor "--~
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. The steamer John
Simonds LEFT at mon to-day for New Orleans,
and when rounding out Som Portland, three
miles below the city, collapsed her fues, scald-
ing some twenly-siX or eight persons, of whom
twelve were instantly killed.
Farther intelligence of the disaster states
tnat the John Sinonds collapsed the fues of
four boilers, blowing out the aft heads. None
of the passengers were hurt or scnded, but
six firemen are missing. The boat was lowed
10 New Albany by the steamer Falcon.
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From CoRcord-The BriJeyv Case.

CONCORD, n. H, Jan. 7.-The greatest ex-
cltement prevailed here yesterday, after the
receipt OF the news of the accident to Genl
Pierce and family, on the railroad near An
dover The Legislature Immediately adjourned.
The case OF Judge Butler. charged with at
tempting 10 bribe member of the House from
Northwood, was finished yesterday afternoon.
The House refused 10 adopt the resolution
charging him Win bribery.
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I ~ reported Occupation Of !Samana by the
French.

hoIi On January 8.-The brig Two Ladies,
'o" ron an Platte, December Goth, arrived
.-7'e ms morning. Port a Platte is only
.'o't 70 miles from Samana, and the Capta in
.sspof's ihat The story Of It's occupation by the
'rlch is without shadow of foundation.
ne vas there several weeks AMI during that
-''.s vessels were constantly passing aud re-
'17'ias between Port au Platte and Samana
-l'' 'orelgn vessel OF war had been seen in
10y neiglboFhood, nor any vessel sent, as had
C.a s'a,ed IN letters from Havana by the
ISp'9iA General 10 look after iillibus,ers in
Nat direction IL
he republic Of ST Domingo was in an unu.
s1.Ht qUtei state politically.
Il Iofiueuese fofe-and.aft schooner, with +,
rev ,'. OF ~ men, had been seized NJ Pou an
. ie.ls On suspicion of being SLAYER and tuken
- -, 81 Domingo city. The health of Port an
flaile ives good
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StQbbiHg Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A German named
Charles Sabtz, vas stabbed in his own house
in Mauch Chunk this evening, by young
man whese name is unknown. 1t is thought
he will not survive. s5st.
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NOAloEs-Ihere VIII De solu an 1VedD..
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1883 II fair if
not, on the next fair day. at the residence of W..
Ann Hatcher, near Beaver Dam Church, in tbs
county OF Gooehland, between twelve and fifteen
them Is good Blacksmith, between twen,c as
ana thirty years OF age. Crops of all kinds the
horses and stock OF every description, and ,bs
plantation tools The Slaves will be sold TO, cash
Tue othe5 property upon credit; purchasers giving
bond and good security. For ali sums updar tss
doIla's, cash, and all over ten, a credit of nine
months. All persons to whom the estate of josiah
Hatcher, deceased, is indebted, will please ping
forward their claims before the day of sale and al
settle their Indebtedness on that day.
ANN HATCHER.
Executrix of Josiah Hatcher, deceased.
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De0tb 0C1 H1Jfi,ooregg

New YORK, Jan. 7,-The ship Yorktown,
from London, reports that on the 10th OF De
cember, james Ross, of Baltimore, II seaman,
fell from the foreyord upon The deck, and w, s
instantly killed.
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Fire IN Owego.

GwEGo, Jan. "a fire broke cut this morn
ms. al l22 o'clock in the engine house,
which resulted in tue total destruction Of the
building, one engine and one valuable hose
carriage, and doing considerable other dam
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Ponder Nh E.rD}oGed.

BosToN, Jan. 8.-The mill of The American
Pow der Company, at Acton, Mass, blew up
yesterday, killing three men, named Hudson,
Balloon and Hanson. $50 kegs of powder ex-
piodrd.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan'y S.-A letter from
Lewes states that the schooner James C..
Fisher, Capt. Anderson, from Milford, Della
ware, for New York, struck, on Wednesday
night, on mile beach and filled. The cap
tain aud one OF the crew dashed themselves in
the rigging and persisted. The rest of the
crew swan ashore. The body of the captain
has been sent to Wilmington, where his family
.silas
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I. w
lea,
.seEt
,ius-
and
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M X. A. ". KAFP's FATnNT GOLD

IN II. A. w. RAfP'S PATnNT fsOI-n
w PEN-The following is the certificate Of M
Dunton, Professor of Pepmanship, and accom-
pilshed penman of Boston, Massachusetts.
Mr. VIM RapI-Dear Sir IL have tried You,
uG'd Fen snd hnd 1t possesses advantages over
other Gold Pens, viz in the first place 1t holds
more ink IN the second it has the elasticity Of tn
Gull; and this too without being to the great in
convenience OF mendingr. Those persons who
are In the habit OF using the quill pens Will lind
vogue x DpNTo~
For sale by the only authorized agents.
GENNkT d JAMES
ia 7-6t EaaIa Son
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stand not upon the order OF going, but go

BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL ATTRACTION
an Union Hill, at the TEMPERANCE HALL,
~ on Monday Evening January 10Th, 1853. Mr..
H. SHARP, the great Musical wonder, will give
OF his chaste and moral entertainments, assist
ed by his wonderful brother, Master G. d. : HARP,
whose extraordinary and seemingly impossible be.
wildertnents are greeted by all with utmost aston
ishnent. With their great musical powers, togeth
with their elegant performances, are the general
theme Of conversation. Should the weather prove
unfavorable-the next fair evening.
Admission IS cents. Doors open at half past
six. performance to commence at quarter before
before eight o'clock.
Front seats reserved for ladies' ja8-2t*
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.ar. k.Eg 10 Hr. Clayton.

.Gr. h.Eg 10 Hr. Clayton.
July /, 1880
fv Pear StI-Tue Senate perfectly under
s.. . mat the Treaty DID not include British
L. s.u.as. Fnnkue>S becomes oar Govern
reg. Z. .ulyou should lie careful not TO use any
.r-siou which would seem TO recognize the
--.g. England 10 any portion Of Honduras.
Painfully, your oh't serv't,
WM. K. KING.
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, CIVIC ANDMILITARY BALL

az C1E1C AMI BALL.
~ The Montgomery Guard, Capt Patrick I. q
MR Moore, beg leave to inform their friends Ill
Sc,A land the public that they intend to giyeAs
their first Civic aud Military Ball on Monday even.
ing, January 10Th, 1885, at La Fayette Hall, In cee.
bration OF the anniversary OF the Company, on
which occasion they hope 10 receive the liberal sup.
port OF their friends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangements are 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
experienced caterer 10 furnish supper and other
refreshments, and from his known skill in such
matters, we have sure guarantee that nothing
will be wanting in bis department. Good music
and plenty of il, has been engaged for the night.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. Nj Seagars
Gen VIM Lambert Sergt James Collins
Col Walter Gwynn VIM Richie
Lieut. Col C q Ton1pkins VIM Watson
Major T August Hugh Piessants
Adjutant w II Harrison James Lyons
Capt NJ Sheppard, Jr John Thompson
NJ Nimmo Alexander Moseiy
Augustus Bodeker DIR Scott
Jno Ii Richardson Mark Downev
Janice Caskie VIM TompKins
Patrick Moor DR. Haskins
Lieut. Arson Richards w Hughes
w Gazebrook James Ferguson
w Crawford DR. James Conway
o Hsskins Joseph NJ Myers
T Burns Edward McAaa;s
Juu LII y 00Ocn
John Dooley Corporal John Ahern
Philip DoEnin - VIM English
Tickets TO admit a gentleman 81 so cents No
charge fer Ladies.
Committee OF Arrangements, Lieut. Seagers
Sergt Collins and Corporal Ahern. OF whom tick
eta may be procured de 30-dtd
EHEAP LAMP OIL.-We nave an excel
~ lent Bieached Winter Lamp Oh, that will burn
well land stand the cold without freezing, at one
dollar per gallon. PURCELL, LADD e. CO,
Ja6 Druggists, % Msin street.
TOBACCO AND CIGARs,-liilman'g Mil.
Il ler's, Hardgroves and other popular brands
of Tobacco.
Havana and Principe Cigars, of all grades, to the
! very finest imported, tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co,
Jas druggists, ~ Main street
4 tHILUhEN'. CHAIRs.-haltap. Wood
" ami Willow Chairs, Wheeiharrowa and Hobbv
Horses for sale by k NJ ZIMMERMAN.
jag cor Main end lzih ais
rOAL PIT GiL.-25 ,i-rces, Tor sale Nv
~ jao DAVENPORT, ALLEN q rOg
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Later from Port Praya-Maral, SC.

SALEM, Jan. 7.-Dates from Port Praya TO
December 4th have be n received per brig
Planet. The ship Germantown was al Port
Praya awaiting the johE Adams, and was 20
sad on the 9th Tor Goree, and craise down the
CO..
cruise to MonroVig and the Ieeward coast
The cambridge was at ST. Vincenrs.
The Planet also brings letter bag from the
squadron.
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-'E1'' VFthf JUII %
The steamer Northern Light has arrived
She brings no hing important from California.
The markets were declining.
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BY Alexander Mott a. Go.

( kCh EVENING SALES will be continued
-, anth the season closes, commencing at seven
Ciocs, al winch time we will sell from the shells &C.
IN o.s 70 suit purchasers, good selection OF pieca
ma GUY oLy goods hardware cutlery, guns pistols,
So ano snver Watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortment Of
amy sooos ALEX MOTT d co,
aIO An :
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w. GODDIN, Auctr.
GALE OF LAND ON WEsTHAM PLANK

GALE OF LAND ON WESTHAM PLANK
y ROAD, Az MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
Having purchased much larger tract of land
than this now offer for sale, and DESTROYS to re-
move to it speedily, will sell at public auction
Wedn esday, the l2th January next. 1853, my
place, at the terminus OF the Wesham Plank Road.
The tract contains from ie0 to 1870 acres, l40
to $50 acres cleared in high state of improve
men, having yielded in 1851, pa bushels of wheat
per acre. in 1852, 20 bushels per acre; and in corn,
some bbs per acre. The larger part of the
cleared land has been lined, bone. busted, guanoed
On three years 600 pounds per acre. and sosped.
ashed. The buildings consist of Cottage OF four
rooms, with extensive porchiDg, Barn, Stable
Cow Shed, negro quarters, corn crib smoke house,
&c, all built in the last three years of best materi
ais, and III good taste greater portion OF the farm
enclosed with oak plank and locust and cedar
posts The wheat seeded the past fail, 1854 bush
els, which will probably yield the next year 400
bushels the crop OF corn should yield 400 barrels
oats, $4,000 pounds; clover hay, 60 to $1,000
pounds.
After the sale of the land will offer for sale $50
TO 275 bbls of Corn, Oats, Fodder, Top Fodder,
Shucks, Wheat Straw, mich Cows, &c.
Terms of payment announced on day of sale
which can be made satisfactory.
Sale conducted by W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
de l8-eotd d. w. HAXALL.
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EIteRSire R0Jberu of Dry EO0dS.

LItenS1te R0b6ery 81 Org Goods.
Troy, jan. ., lo53.-Last night, The store of
b. Montague, No. Common place, was en-.
tered by robbers with false keys, aud $4,000
worth of property stolen, consisting prime pal
ly Of black silk serges, cloths, vestngs, &c
A reward OF 5000 is offered.