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P1rCLATIpN OF CHINA. a.

l Ihe following statistics relating 10
The internal condition OF China proper
are taken fron the statistical chart Of
new work by Mr.. X. Montgomery
Martin. late her Britannia Maiesty's
Treasurer Tor the Colonial, Consular.
aud Diplomatic Scrsicrs in China, aud
member Of the Legislative Council at
Hong Kong:
~ China proper il appears there
are 5b1 ,652,9O1 inhabitaxls, aud III The
dependencies Of Mantchsoria, Mongo-
LA, furkistan, rhibet, &c. about 40.
900, 900, making a total Of 400 900 900
Vi people under one Government. The
population ON zach square mile is 2S5,
and the area in square miles is ,s97,
999. The qiantlty Of land is estin,at.
ed at sS0,s20.i0O English acres, Of
which Ill ,li9,5I7 is under cultivation.
The land tax realizes ,. ,SJ4 ,O25 taels
" silver; the salt revenue I.6IS.Ss4
taels am, other duties g9l ,O92 taels.
The total fixed revenue uf he pro-
vnces Is 35,0i6,O2S tacIs, OF which
sum 22,I45,51S tacls aud 5,42S, ,g55
sinh Of riee "a shih being about l6O lbs.
a'olrdupois) are transmitted to the i'm
perlal treasury, whilst ) $50, s29 taels
remain III the provinces. The standing
army an, militia Number | ,252 900 men.
Tie table from which the above stats
tlcs are taken IS prepared from various
authorities, the greater portion having
been furnished IN China an, translated
from the official records. Withrespcct %
the density Of the population, DR.. Gun
lalf and other Chinese scholars consider
the census to be correct. The poyula
tiou is most dense alolg thc banks of
great rivers, particularly near the great
Yang ye-kang, and the central district
Of The country where the waters fur
nlsll large supplies oi iood. The very
great iecun,lity Of the Chinese is visl- |
bic in the smallest village. The natu
raj productions Of the various pruvln>
ces include every description oi me-
Ial as well as almost every known ar
Iicle Of merchandise"
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The Canfrasi-Mark d.

The G0mtfasl-Mafh ~
IN editor e Ibs slsndsrd has ern.inly hes
-aaid- bY bis colursPOssdeaf q shas< oOasmuni-
ea,iaa aPp~ars 10 hi. psper = me sssI iHsians.
Ths ~Hisr cslsies soasr sassis6rs flaln q chirasO
paF~r . show lheerpediiieass ssith shieh lhs wOaE
On ne Illinois, Central gsH Rsad has Fern cssi-
sd On. aud dn~ss eensr4s beswsen thsr and Ihs
Iaoy'ea q he werk 90 he Nssth csrolinr E-il
Road We seasr paragraph.
'sfkrs contrast is certainly a great
ests lllisois can commence. complete,
and pat ia successful operation sithin
tNo years road 200 miles in Iength,
while two years and a half has already
been exhausted, sns II win probably
require fro years nsore. unSer present
management, to build and equip a road
Of DPS miles in North carniins."
The wiler llea significantly adds /: : The tsins
rauires eIPanasiah. VII yau. AZ sOne of your
correspondents. give he pubIic . E,iis light On
the suljeci."
This j. hs5d hit Il thr StsndsFd and oiher
Democrats oIq-a-cd 10 di,sfil'uIion Of The Pab-
lie Lamb, and thr editor therefore makes no re-
spOnsr. An hane-i explanation q the above,
would furnish another eonsrss, between North
caraIina and Illinois. wlich would open the eyes
of some Of our Democratic friends. whose blind
adhesion 10 party has ana,ei ihcm against The
true interests sf our siaie. For the benefit Of
such We should be pleased 10 see an explanation
from the Standard. OF is correspondent Tho
explanation is simply this:
For the Illinois Central Rail Rosl. Congress
made Iibrrsl donation Of the Public Lands; and
Of course the Company had no difficulty in rails
ins funds 10 purchase The iron and 10 pay for
grading, &c.
Na 80 for our Road. On the contrary we
were compelled 10 beas up subscriptions from in
d;siJnuis TO HE amount of ore milhonof doliars.
bef,re the charirr could be secured. This done.
ft,- State must go in,o The market and borrow
two millions mois on the resource Of iasaEsa
slsreE
What contrast is this And hpw does il
speak tnmle, longued against The mjusiice done
to- the old Stairs Of The conieieracy By the anti
distribution policy Of The Democratic panty -
giving 70 the new States handreds Of Ihou-aaSs
of acres every year, and 10 the old States not one
dollas or one acre.
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We have been permitted to use the
contents of letter from a young ofli>
Ger connected with the expedition un-
der Gov. Isaac J. Stevens, overland
from Minnesota to Washington Terri
tory, Of date 18th September, at Camp
Dobbn. This is near Fort Benton,
and three DAYS distant from the Rocky
Mountains. llereports all we'll, and not
only no cattle lost by the Indians, but
that they had brought in several stray
horses aud mules that had wandered
of from the posts or from emlgranls'
The Black feet were very friendly.
The route bad been generally pleasant,
though wood aud water were some-
times very SCARCE or quite unattaIna-
bic. Lieut.. Saxton had arrived from
the other side Of the mountains, aud re-
ported snoM IN the passes, % that
cold time was anticipated, \ party
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RAPlr lMrRovEnENr.-It. is said that
nicholas county, Virginia, during the
present year, has had an accession Of
SIX hundred families, who have remoy.
ed tllitller and purchased farms. Lands
which a year since could have been
bought for one dollar per acre, now
bring readily 50 and 81 so. Senator
Robt. NJ 7. Hunter has pu, chased
10000 acres at 80, in what is known
as the wilderness. Coal, iron, lead
and salt ATE abundant III this county
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TEE ErFEcr OF RAIL RoAps.-The
following paragraphs from the Annual
Report 81 GeR. AIex'r. McRae, Presi-
dent of the Wilmington Rail Roaa,
are worthy of the deepest sessidera.
ton:
II will be seen that our local busi-
ness on the Road, is still on the in.
crease. To this source we may conf
DENLY lunk for permanency, as no RI
val Improvement, which il is probable
can be constructed, can successfully
compete with a. IN this department
d eur revenue. II is also gratifying
as an evidence of the general improve.
ment and prosperity of the country
along the line Of our Road. Ia ls4f,
tbe first year after the completion of
the Road, she receipts from local travel
were ss.O75; they are now siss, l4S
40: the ireigi,ts the same year, amount.
ed 70 only ss0.726 o., they now reach
sil2,582 23, making a difference in
the total local business of the Com-
panx Of s2i2,62s 60 between the years
1871 and 1858.
\ /" This may be taken as a fair indi.
estInn OF the progress Of Improvement
IN EARNING and other industrial pur-
suits et this portion Of the State and
It Is source VI qualification to look at
this grssluaI dryeIopement Of the pro.
dectiye interests, and to- feel conscious
that our road has coniributaJ largely
thereto. The prosperity Of our Road
and d the country, 90 hand in hand
together; as the country il improved,
the receipts Of the Road are increased
~ a corresponding proportion. To
those interested in the Road there
Tore il must be gratifying to notice the
spirit Of Improvement abroad in the
and, as il is a sure indication Of our
onward march, and calculated TO in
sp're confidence in the permanent va.
uc Of the stock of The company"
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GEORGIA SrSaToR.-A Telegraph de-
spatch from MiledgeviIIe leads to the
supposition that the Democratic eau
Gus nomination Of Ex-Governor Me-
Donald for the United States Senate
will not be now ratified by the Legis-
iature OF Georgia. Friday last being
the time appointed for the two Houses
to proceed to the election. the Senate
resolved topostpone beyond the present
session. FIVE Democratic members vot-
ing IN favor Of this proposition. The
movement, the despatch states, has
caused much excitement among the
political circles at MiIledgeville
NofimDi hteKgeneer.
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Person superior Cou,f.-Ai,he 1

- 4...f V
Person superior Cousf.-Atihe late
term Of this Cosr, Judge Jssnders presaline
iwc Icsses of gcneiaI Interest we're tried. an &C.
c,'nht Of which Il given in the Milton papers
From these, VIC make the following note; Y,
W the case of The State against Bpshsrs D.
Hafris. charged with the murder q Ja'ncs w.
Winfcr, from Richmond. Va. by shooting him
q harris's house in Msy lsa. the jury, after
aboui twenty minutes deliheratioa returned a
verdict pronounrine Harris guilty Of the murder.
An appeal vss iaken 10 Ihe sop,eme Court, the
only effect q which, PC suppose. will be 10 delay
the ,ipe for his execution. The prosecution was
espducied BY Cad. ZONES l.. esq. soliritor &C.
neral, and The dctsnce.b, L. G. Reade aud q.
" Winstead. esquires
IN the case d Charles Holeman asuins, John
q. Douglas. charged with The seduction of plain
tiis daushierstsse jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff, assessing the damages at ten thousand
dollars. By consent of fhe plaintiff. the amount
was reduced to five thousand dollars. Mess,s.
Reade Kerr aud Gillian, appeared for the plain
I'LL, and Messrs. Graham, Norwood aud Turner
fdf the defendant.
superior Ncsy lrap.-Mr. Luther Root.
Agent tor The sale of Monks New Map of North
America, Is now engaged IN canvas .ing this conn
~ tor subscribers. A notice Of the work win lie
found IN our advertising columns We have seen
specimen. and regard ii as a highly valuable
mar, perhaps superior to any heretofore publish.
ed and il is offered 10 subscribers al mode,,e
price.
EMIGRATION SrArED.-Our citizens
well remember that few wears aro.
on each returning fall, the highways 1
leading west and northwest, we're
lhrnnged with movers leaving their
native land, to seek home in distant
part oi the Union, carrying with them
the sources of wealth, (money and la
'ar' and making the heart of the patri.
't SICK tor the desolation that seemed I
o await the Old North State. But
ne tide Of emigration is being turned
'ack % our behaved land. 4 bligh-
.er day IS dawning; real estate is In
,reasing IN value; new sources Of
sea'th are being developed in almost
~ parts Of the State, and many Who
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Alsslsass. The IavPIslT ai hslliI'g wssliRE a
lllrI CuuH Rstt wsrl, - sFgiRl ttlsgal's 70
he siale CouyeIaian.
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REMOvAI.s ERnM nrrlcr

Every thoughtful aud oi,srryani a.
in.fican citizcn, who is not an eager
nlii,e asplrani for the sake of e,uolu.
ihent, will heartily assent ~ tLe d.c.
trine SET forth ~ the following extract
ifom ool. Benton's new work. The
per1ndlcal scramble Tor office in this
country the sweeping system of re-
h'"ssis for political opinions sake are
meiaacnoiy exhibitions of selfishness.
ard The peryersion of power inta 4
'nraas u advancing individual inte.
rests. The body d The people, from
whose productive labor comes tl,e mo-
Ney bs which The public service Is
nalntaln.-, s.,osiJ signally rebuke The
present " spoiIs' system. The few
.tansfy Politicians who now monopo.
',zr public aifairs for the sake of emo.
ilInicntor power. should be swept aside.
aud good and true men elevated
IIty.
sol. Benton Gays: --aI rcasi,ier
sweeping removals, rs nov placliscd
bs b"tli parties, grcaf political evil
IN our country, Injurious 10 indiyi,Iu.
ais, to the public service, to the purity
CT elections. aud to the harmony and
un'oil Of the people. Certainly, no In.
disiduai has right to an Office, no one
aas az estate or property in a public
eHIpiesntent ; but when mere minis
terial worker in subordinate station
has learned its duties by experience.
and approved bis iidelitv by his con- |
duct. il is an injury to the public SER /
yiee 70 exchange him Tor d novice,
\ hose only title 10 the place nav he d
Political badge o. partisan service.
's exchanging experience for meg
kerience, tried ability for untried, and
destroying the incentive 10 good con-
daet, by destroying its regard. 70
Ne party displaced Il is an injury,
~ lsecome >proicient in that bu, !
rtypectiHg yo renain u it DUR 4
- behavior, N n6n liGi
o(p aslvsnca
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wednesday, November 30,

Eg,t,tspeI1TGEs 20 o.
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GEonois ksD .rHe .ADaIsIsrn.rioS.-
A movement vas made IN each House
OF the Legislature Of Georgi, ON Thurs.
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sheriff sale.

Pursuant 10 The oIninsnd OF an order Of sale
issued from the chinc'ry side OF the Court o.
Common Pleas OF Carroll county, and to mp d..
reeted, will expo.e at public sale at the door OF
the Court House, In c,rro lton. Ohio on tn s..
day the ee dav Of February, A. D. 1853, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'cork P. NJ.
the following real estate. to wit: tue north halt
Of the soush.w quarter OF section "a, town.
Ahip 70 OF range (4l tour. FOX Township.l Ex.
cepung thirty acrts sold off the Gert end 10 Wm.
Miller and slsO subject TO the lite estate OF Mar.
garet Pugh, widow o VIM. Pagh dsesasei
Terms cash. GEORGE PUGH.
Sherlff's office. Carl Sheriff and special Mas.
rolltoR. January 2Ist ter Comm ssioner.
1853
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oFrIcI or THs c.ttOtt cOvsry :. RO,p CO..

oFFieE or THs ClRfOlt covsrY r PO,n Col
CorroiiioH. jan. 1. 1853.
The s'ockholdsrs nf said rompauy whose
s'otk or any par thereof rrdnsins due and ua.
paid. are sgain hereby notified thai she comps.
ny has again. by rssoluIion OF .hs BnaFd of ID
frci"rs. ralled for the pay mrni II the d'if.renI
ins'almens of s,uek due said company. lincu.
ding all aud iurthsr rsnlved, That il any If
lhe same shall remain unpaid for Is days from
this daIe that the Stock shall BE- advertised and
s"ld according 10 law" See Act Of Feb. H..
1913. Section 8. The coDdilou OF the rompa.
ny requires such course. J. NJ. DAVIS,
Treasurer
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y slalllIlaAtrAlnr'N SAFE

James Davis, Administering Of the estate o,
Ez ,kIel Davis. deed v. Joua,han Conv, rl
as.-- To pursuance Of an Order ot Courl. adp
in this ca0so, will tftr l,n sale. y, The door Of
the Court House. ia Carriton, Carroll county
Ohio. on Saturday The I9.h day oI February
1858, between The hours Of ~ r'cIock A. M.
aud +. NJ, ni SAID dsy the fnlluwirg real
estate. 10 vii: The s"uIh.,a,. qusrrr ul See.
non IT, Ip~nshlp is, aud Range 8, conlai0.
lug about l6O scrts.
Terms OF sale One.Ihrd in hand. one. third
in one year. aud the remaining third in twu
years. with in'erest t.orn day oi sale. Defer.
red payments secured by mortgage on the
premises. y = ~ JAMES DAVIS.
Adm'r Of The estate Of Ezekiel DAVIS, deceas'd
Jan. IL 1853
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Select SchOUi.

The subscrib. would inform the citizens Of Cass
roton that he will open, by the 9Th of October.
with limited number Of pupils, Select School.
ia which it is proposed to teach the ordinary
branches Of education also Mathematics, with their
applications the Latin, Greek and German Clas.
sics, &c. Experience in teaching for number Of
years, he trusts, will enable him to do ample Jus.
tice t. those committed to his care
Terms made known on application. II
He will also give instructions in vocal musie this
winrer. The most improved (round note) system
will be used in communicating the instructions. -
Glasses Of adults and Juveniles will be ssHgsd hy
the lst Of October i1saH ss-4
Terms for thirteen lessons, sIo0. E9ee~a
Sept. 10th, 'o3. NE. GiLDS.
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@P0fS0NlNC..HA

Thousands of parents who hse vermifuge CON.
posed Of Caster oil, slomel, Sc, are rot awars.
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundation for series Of
diseases, such as salvation, loss Of sight, weakt
ness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the ADVERTISE
meut of Hob nsacks Medicines, to which We ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
as well us their hildren's health. In Liver Com.
plants and all disorder arising from those Of biz.
kous type, should make use Of the on'y geansne
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills. = sk-Ei
,r1r Ne not drrriced," hut ask for Hobsnsackss .
Worm Syrup and Liver Pitts. snd observs that
each has the signature Of the Proprietor, ], n.
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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The Siaga Of Ohio. Carroll county a. -
George Hxoh V. Elizabeth iIixon et. ala--In
PsttiiIOn.-J Jacob IIixon and Jnha Ilixon. ol
Ashland county. Chic. IarRss Hixon. Of Pot.
nam ennnly. Ohio. Samuel Hixon. Mary llx.
on. Susanna Hixou, Joseph lIixon. William
Huon and EirAbelh flixou. widow Of Samuel
HIxOn DECREASED, viii take notice thar Pe,iinn
was fiedsngainsI them on The lelh dsy of Jan.
usry, 1883. 10 the cOuu Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county. Ohio. and is now pending,
wherein the said George Ilixon demands par.i.
lion Of The (oIloSiaR real eslsls. situate 10 Mon.
roe iosnship, Carroll couul,. Ohio bring ,hir.
y.one acres. more or less. Of land lying 10 The
sou1h.esst corner Of the norh.wes quarter Of
aecI'oE 'Selve ilsl in township fifteen l5l Of
range ID. lparIiculsrly described 10 said peIi.
,Ion.l being The same tract OF land Of which
Sa'nael liixun died seized. and that at the next
term of the court. application will be made by
The said George Hix.,n. To assign the dover Of
Elizabeth ilixun. widow Of Samuel Hixen. and
for 40 order thai Partition be maee aud The lien
Of William kiog of Indiana. on said laLd be
paid out Of the proceeds Of said land &r.
VAN BROWN.
Jannarv 81. 1853 Sc. Au'v for pp,'r.
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SALE OF TEAL ESTATE By ORDER OF
COUHT

On the 9Th day Oi January. 1853. st of fIoek
% The afternoon ] will Offer ioT sss on the
premises, IN l.oudon tswnship Carroll county.
Ohio. The tbr.e undivided hiHr psus OF the sssl
hall Of the south East quarter Of ssetion ~ in
township ~ Of range S, containing eighty acres.
aior" or less. sutierl TO the dover eslsir Of Ra.
chrl Dayhuf. widow OF Peter DaihnG. set of
by netss and hounds, the same b. ipg The usel OF
land OF which Joseph DayhuG died seized. aud
Oh hieh he lived al the time oi HE death.
Te'mr-one.lnrd 10 hand and the balance IN
Iwo equal annual instalnFnn with interest se-
cured BY mortgage on The premnes
WILLIAM CAMERON.
Dec. -. 1859. A1m'rol Joseph Dayhuf.
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IscllNWs, EgeIInvN.
LOOK HERE!


hereby offer for sale tarm OF 6I4 acres
which Is situated three miles east Of Ctrollton
on the WeIsville TOAD. The farm is we'll wa
tered. has good he wed log, shingIed root house
good orchad, gool barn. plenty Of stable room
aud good out.houses. There is also a Lrospec
OF eooi coal on the premises.
Flr te ms enquire, on the farm, Of
Dec. 10. '52, JiMINA MOORE,
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". W. - ALGA(E.
Mi!l Furnishing Establishment,

3l9, 32l LIBERTY STREET NEAR THE CANAL,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Ste'm Engines ana Boilers OF the best quaIit,
always on hand, and uade to or er on short no
tee and at low prices.
French Burr Mil Stones Of my own manufac.
turr, made OF selected blocks, warranted good
'uallty al very low prices. sureI Hill Mil
Stone, all sizes.
RoltIng Cloths. all nos, Aneh Stamps. square
mesh, warranted good quality, at the loEes
plces.
Lufs Patent French Bur- Smut Mach: les
used in 500 Of the best mills in the country nC
warranted to give satisfaction. They ran Ii ht
clean fast, aud work well.
NJ II Spndips, Mil Irons. Screws. Picks, &c.
Cora and Cth Grinders always on hand.
N. B Az thu communication between Pitts
hurgh and Carroll co. by means OF the Rail Road
is so cheap and speedy, pu urchosers vii! I'd il
to their interest to give me call before bnying
else where. All orders aud inquiries promptly al.
tended to. w. ". WALLACE.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Avg. e0R'52.
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To Jacob swaney. RehRcea Dess&erf. tuha
Houseman. aasignee u Rasanaa kooula, In1esmas-
red wlh Wllism Kooufx, Mar9arst Mae9sns -
leFmaFried With Willisn Msdden samsel saaas#s
Elizabeth gohasten. intesmsfFiea wlaA WAiem
Johnston, aaney Iahnaisn. intsFmarEie4 ia -
% Jehnsasa. and Elesnaf swaaeYa wi@4H =
Daniel ssaney, deed 80 - sssss - -
You will take notice, that On tie leEk eay e =
", ls52. the undersigned 6lsd his pesitlpn i -
aourt Of es'mmsh pleas Of Carruil epaalys 1hia.
where the sane is nos pending, demandin9 aMt=
ton Of the following premises situate In sd eaan
", and in Rose tswnship, being The south-meai
quarter ef section -, IN tswnship ~ Of fanaa u
containing $50 acres tsEssptiag twe acres Z sAe
northeast corner.l
The undersianed Demands tha psrsition ~
made OF the said pFemises as follows; To the So
dersigned two undivided ninth parts, and 20. eaeh
OF the other parties one undivided nlnfh pen q
said laud ef which Daniel Swaney died ssleed, aad
to ElesEer SwAney dover 10 the whols. ..
AZ the next term d the e0ur an application
will be made BY the Undersigned for an order tAst
partition may be made &c. Of said premises
JAMES GORDON. -
By van Bfp~a. bic Au'y.
July Is, ia52...6ls.. pr fee $500. -. .er
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.IallPA I.etll.Its'N
CABINET FrRNiruRe q CHAIR WARE Rooms

CABINET FrRNIruRe & CHAIR WARE Rooms
No lI8 Fourth ST.. Piiburgh. Pa.
ManuiHrlurer Of Sofas. Dissns, wing Ward
Robes. Tete h-Tetes. Ladies Cabinets Gents
do. Chevnlirrs patent extension tables Spcrp.
mr'es. Bmk Cases, Spanish E,age,s. Side
boards. Music stools. IlatrackS, Lounges. Cribs
Nc, &C.. all made under his close superintpnd
ance of the various foreign and American
woods, from the latest French stt les. and are
"arrnn'ed IN material and workmansaip to b.
superior Ia any manufactured in thn Unued
States Also always on hands good sssur..
menI Of common furniture aud chars.
Believe, ReIlo.SS.
A large supply. aranted bptur than anv
msdr ~esI oi the Allophunps at r.dur, d prices.
S"a?P'rS 'lslung The civ are resprctfull, invi.
Ted 10 call before purchasing, as he is confideD,
'hev csn0"I fail TO please.
Dec. II. SO, 8 nus. fg mf ~
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We wll off'r (or tenI "n tbe premises. II
the highest bidder. lor the rm If three Years
from the la Of April next. on Tuesday lnp
first OF February, nex,, at II o'clock \. NJ. The
Unsold quarter Of sec.on sixteen IN Union
Township. A bond with good security tor the
snnual pa!m"nI Of The rent. will be. required.
There is oG The premises good dwelling house
SAMUEL SENPLE.l g.
JOHN RILEY. 00"'
Inn ID IR63
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Harlem $pFimg~.
hereby notify the public that I am fully pre-.
pared to entertain all, in the beet style.
Tie Table
VIII be supplied with the best the country affords
and sLEEPks APARTMENTS furnished in most com.
Portable and desirable manner.
The Stable
VIII be provided with on abundance of provender,
and att nded by careful ostler.
No pains will be spared to make the travel ers
sujrurn ngreeab
PARTIES can be accommodated with al they de-.
sire, on the shortest notice.
Dec. IL. '52. JOHN HILBERT.