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with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from date hereof, To the under
signed administrator at his Office in Yam
kee Jlm's. X. o. CRAVENS, Admir-.
Yankee Jim's, Sept. 9th, '53-4t
EXTRACT FROM AN ACT
To provide for the better publication Of
official and legat notices.
The Poop of the State OF California,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Sec. /. All publications, advertise
ments, or notices relating to the estate Of
deceased persons, to the formation, change
or disso ution of partnerships, to assign
ments in bankruptcy; all publications, ad-
vertIsements or notices, made or required
by or on behalf of any corporate or coun-
ty authority or officers, or the officers of
any city or county in this State, or amy of
them in their official capacity; and all
such notices or advertisements as may be
required in the course Of any civil action
or legal proceeding, which now is or
hereafter may be required Ivy law, (ex-
cept notices Of sheritf'S and consta les
sales in counties where no newspaper Is
printed, and in that case it more than
81 900 are involved by any such notice,
shall he published i'll the manner herein.
after provided, or the same shall he o
no egal effect:
"Seventh. For the county of Placer, al
such notices or advertisements shall b'
published in the newspaper known as thu
Placer Herald, now printed in the count.
of Placer
SEC d. The terms notices, publication
and advertisements, as used IN this act
shall be he Il to include all publications
whether in newspapers or otherwise
made under or by virtue Of any law o
statute of this state now existing, o
which may hereafter he enacted, or by or
der of any courc or officer of law; and il
the cities in the counties in which th'
newspapers in this act mentioned ART
published, respectively, al publications
required or ordered by or on behalf of an,
municipal corporation or officer, under o
by virtue of the laws Incorporating sai'
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R. o. Cravea1s'
uburn mar 10 53 n26 If

DEOPLE'S STORE, Yankee Jims
i keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock of provisions, liquors,
and miners supplies in general. Miners
and others wishing to purchase are re-
specially invited to call and examine for
themselves, GooIs packed to order.
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A VALUABLE GRANT.-Mr. Ernest "a
chrisSon. formerly of the house of Zachris-
son, Nelson & Co of this city, has OBJ
tanned from the Chi ian Government a
grant extending 90 years for the exclusive
privilege of navigating, for purposes of
trade and commerce, the rivers Of that
country with steamers propelled by Erics-
sons caloric engines. Mr.. Il. has two
years from the date Of the grant-we be-
lcve the 18th of last nonth--to have in
running order at least one vessel of five
hundred tons; and in three years one or
more additional ones -Panan1a paper.
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STOVES FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber has Just received at MS
i store on Main Street, large and
beautiful assortment of Stoves OF the latest
and most improved styles; such as + armer $
Air Tight Premium and other kind OF cooking
stoves. Also the latest style OF farlor ana
nox stoves, which will be sold cheap he
subscriber has also large assortment OF IN
ware n hand. Jobbng done to order.
]. VI. WANNA ER.
Auhurn SAINT IL '52-Im
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TIE 7ang America informs us that
Messrs. Lindsay and Culver, candidates
for Assembly in Nevada county, have an
equal number of votes. That paper,
however, believes that certain precincts
should be ruled out, which would give
the former candidate, who is whig, a
majority of the votes Union.
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MURDER BY AN INDrAN.-Mr. A. w.
Rec. lust down from Ell Dorado county,
informs US that on Tuesday morning. a
white man, whose name he was unable
to learn, was murdered near Mud Springs
by an Indian. The citizens Immediately
mustered in strong numbers, and in turn
shot the Indian, who was, however, still
diving when our informant left. The
hurry of departure prevented Mr. Bee
fros7, obtaining further PARTICULARS I'm on.
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AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
At Meigs New Hall, in October.

AT Ne1gS New Aall, IN OCTOBER.
VA E desire to call the attention OF the
w friends uf "Hop'e Industry" to the
following list of prizes to be awarded at
the coming
EXHIBITIONIN OCTOBER NEXT
Most especially would we call the attention
of the Ladies of the State to the following
Prizes, as connected with the ''arts'"
Grand Premier Prizes.
The deep interest evinced at our Sacramen-
to Fair, the last year. by the Ladies of Cali
fornia, has prompted us to test fy our CRATE
ful sense of the value we place upon their
worth by again announcing the following
GRAND PREMIER PRIZES.
The competitors for these Prizes are the La
dies only. et
For the best design of Fruits and Flowers,
Con EmbroideryO prepared for this exhib-
ition-A Silver Pitcher. Gold mounted, val
ued at. ............ ................. .$oO
2 For the End best design-Silver Pitcher 20
3 For the best design of Fruits and Flow
ers Painting in OLA Silver Pitcher,
Gold mounted ..... -..--.---......- 90
For the End best design-Silver pitcher 26
3 For the best sketch of any locality, scene
or Incident connected with California
History Embroidery or Panting-a
Silver Cup ...............,......",..... 25
6 For the best Fancy Sketch that shall
embrace Rural Scenery. with Cottage
Views, Trees, &c-a Silver Cup. ....... 25
Home and Domestic Manufactures.
M SPE VAL PRIZES.
l For the best Ploughs of alfornia man
ufacture, suitable for general use-a
Silver Plate at .................,"..$ 100
2 For the best Specimens of alifornia
Flour. in packages for export vnd fam
lily usc-made from California wheat
a silver pitcher, gold mounted. :. SO
3 For the best so lbs. of Butter of Cali
fornia make, with proper data MS to the
| manner of producng-a silver cup. so
4 For the best four t'heeses, 25 lbs each,
of California make, with the data and
manner fmaking-a silver cup ....... SO
| Special Committee will be appointed to
the Plouehs and to the Dairy
To the abo e prizes, there will be found in
the catalogue of Pr yes, for Grains, Fruits
Flowers and Vegetables,
Twenty rich Silver and Gold Goblets
and nearly One Hundyed Sluer .Medaks
in these several departments-and we shall
be happy to rward catalogues of the Fair tc
all who desire them, at instant notice; for we
desire the cooperation of all the Friends OF
Home Industry in the state.
The Hall will be ready to receive articles
in the middle of September, so as to open the
Exhibition by lst October. Articles for the
| Fair will. however be received during the
month of October; yet it is important to have
them as early possible
We shall cheerfulIy espond to any ano
every inquiry addressed to us at San ran
cisco or Sacramento. WARREN 4 SON.
! sent 10-n6i I'm
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CONTRACTORS are invited to send
" in proposals to the Office Of the Bear
River and Auburn Water and Mining Com
pany for lowering the company's Aqueduct
near Crows Flat according to the specifca-
tions, which can be seen at the office on and
after Monday the 10Th inst
CI1AS Fl. ROCKWELL,
Auburn, sep II '53-1t Superintendent
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Wheat and Barley for Sale.
THE subscriber has at his ranch, on
l. Dry Creek, fourmiles above the Ken
tucky Hou se,, 1000 bushels Barley and about
the. same amount Of Wheat, which will be
sold very low, on the premises, if application
is made soon. .Jglnnog -ah ..u -
ALEX. VAN COURT. /
Van Courts Ranch, Aug. 27th-n50 I'm
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NEW sTOREm!---NEW GOODsm

NEW STORE!M---NEW GOODSm
III THE undersigned take plea EH
W sure in informing the citizens (ssb
LII of Auburn and surrounding
country, that they have removed to the
NEW WHITE HOUSE u the corner,
whore they have Il fii stock of New
Goods direct from the States, comprising
a general assortment of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps,
and variety of Fancy Articles. We
respectfully solicit the continuation Of that
patronage which has been heretofore lib
orally bestowed.
SAM AND SOLOMON.
N B.-The best made goods in the
G ounty.
Auburn, Jan. %, 53-n20 If
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NOTiCE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate of G. r. Wilder,
deceased, are required to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from date hereof, to the under
signed administrator at his Office in Yam
kee Jim's. K. O. CRAVENS, Admir-,
Yankee Jim's, Sept. 9th, '53-4t
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gss~ Tickets can be had at Nevada, of w 8
McRoberts stage Agent, Nevada Hotel; of
ADAMS & Co, Express, Grass Valley; OF
Adams Go, Rough and Ready; of j Q Jack.
son, Auburn; of Wells, Fargo & Co Yankee
Jims; Of Palmer and Baldwin. Ophir; and of
Y NJ G McVicar, Travelling Agent
ROBERT II PORTER.
Nevada Aug. eth, 1853 -11w
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DIED.

On the l4th April, on board the steamer Preston,
on Red River, on his way to Virginia, 0he boat
being detained by low water Is days0 TIMOTHY
WORKMAN, late of Nottoway County Va, aged IS
years.
e Tie Enquirer will please insert the above.
In Richmond, the 9Th of June, of whooping-
cough, GEORGE WASHINGTON, infant son of
Lewis and Louisa Conner, aged Is months and Is
days. Winchester and Woodstock papers please
copy
Yesterday morning, HARRIET, aged years and
Z months daughter of John and Rachael Cubbon.
The Funeral will take place from her mothers resi-
dence, on Oregon Hill, This Evening, at o'clock.
The friends and acquaintances are requested to at
tend the Funeral, without further notice.
On yesterday, JAMES infant child of James and
Mary simpson, age one year and twelve days. The
friends and acquanances of the family are request
ed to attend his Funeral on This friday Evening,
at o'clock, from the residence Of his parents, on
Valley at.
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q AL who have not seen the wonderful Calf
now on exhibition In this city, should not fail to do
during to-day, this will be the last opportunity
the public will have Of seeing this great curiosity
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, On Wednesday evening, June 9Th,
BY the Rev MIR Keppler, Rector of st Johns Church.
RICHARD HENRY L TIGHE. of Mount Alban
Institute Georgetown Heights, D C, to Miss LIZ
ZIE M MYERS, daughter of the late Judah Myers,
ESQ. of this city.
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DERANGED.-Eliza slave to Geo. P. Goddin, was
on yesterday committed to Jail as deranged, for
further examination.
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U We are requested to call attention to l..
Hawley's advertisement oflightning rods
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DRUNK.-William Camp, arrested for drunken
ness was on yesterday required to give 500 secu-
rity to be of good behavior in the future.
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Spring is to be executed TO-DAY.

e Among the passengers by the Europa.
from Boston, on Wednesday, was Rev. MIR.
Kirk, Of Mount Vernon church, Boston. IN.
members of which pay all his expenses and
add $500 TO his salary to enable him to take
the trip. G. v. Brooke, the tragedian, and
George Jordan, a comedian, are among the
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THE STAR.-The undersigned
kStakes pleasure in informing the citizens
tnat hIs New Omnibus can be had any day be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock and o'clock. Parties
wishing 10 go to Woodawn or any other place
the city. will find this to be the most comfort
able and economical way, and if they wish to re-
main in the country all day, the Omnious will re.
turn for Them about o'clock In the evening. Ap-
ply to SEAYRES,
nv 30-Im At the Columbian Hotel.
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KIDsAPPIsG.-Mrs. Boyd and colored man
named Gilbert. were arrested al Cincinnati on
Tuesday, and held to bail for kidnapping a
a free colored girl named Henrietta Wood.
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NJ OTICE.-The undersigned, intending to dis
~ continue business in this city, offer the house
at present occupied by them over the store OF VIM
N Harrison, on Main street, for rent. All persons
having claims against them are requested to pre-.
sent them, and those indebted to make immediate
payment.
N. B. They intend to continue their present bu
siness in Baltimore city, and would be pleased to
lie there.
ia ln-3t* FLYNN ENRICH A. MIIRRIIL
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~ The Ladies of the Catholic BenevO-
lent Society of this city, will hold FAIR at
Lafayette Hall, commencing on Monday evening
next, which will be continued during the week
the proceeds will be applied for the benefit of the
poor.
A variety of useful end fancy articles will be Of
fered for sale Admittapce free je 4-5t
-, Auction N0tfce.--At ienrion is soiic-
49, tied TO Sour sale THIS MORNING, on
Broad street, opposite Brook Avenue, at 10 o'clock
see ad 7ertisement.
lie 10 ALEX MOTT g. CO. Auc.s
m~ BATHS, BATA-, BATHS
49, Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
DOLLY al the Hair Dressing Shaving and Shampoo
ing Saloon, under the American Hotel-entrsnceo on
11h street
Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for sl00
js7
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nothing II the Bible advocating or RECOGNIZING
Tsmpsrsncs Societies, and therefore they are Cd.
posed to them. And yet these were the advocates
Of Bible and Missionary Societies and Sunday
Schools. when there was not one word In the Bible
from Genesis to Revelation, about such societies.
The lecturer here rected fable descriptive Of the
horrors Of intemperance, and pointing out the in
difference OF portion of the church to the salvs
ton OF high.spirited and noble young men from q
drunkard's grave.
Mr. W. farther enlarged upon some of the de
ceptions In the use Of the traffic of spirituoub II
quors, detailing some modes of preparing liquors,
that evidently made The s.omachs Of portion Of
the audience considerably qualmiah We have not
room to follow the address farther
STARBrNG--On Wednesday evening, between
eEd o'clock, a negro named Warner Garrison.
slave to Richard Davis, had an alteration with
another negro named Peter, slave to Benjamin
Beard, in Clarke & Hatcher's stable, concerning
some mule feed. Peter, when close pressed by
Warner pushed him away, was clinched by War
ner, fell, and in the struggle was stabbed by War
ner two or three times in the neck and back part
of the head DR. Parker stated that one wound in
tuc ucCh Yves SCly sCiioo1 ouC3 pue shos hC
thought Peter would recover. The Mayor, after
hearing the testimony, committed Warren to jail
for trial before the Hastings Court during next
week.
AMELIA SPRINGs-See the advertisement of Mr.
Wilson, the proprietor. The character of the
Amelia Springs, as Summer retreat has been
established for years The Danville railroad brings
it to our very doors. The present proprietor has
done much to increase the reputation of the Springs
HIS table 10 said to be of the best in the country
and all mis- accommod atoms are of superior order
The Springs are in delightful neighborhood, and
the company as agreeable as can well be conceived
In short, we know Of no place, this side of the
mountains, that offers greater attractions.
SOUTH CAROLINA AGAINST VIRGINIA To-day
will come eff the great match race over the Fair
field course, s2500 side, two mile heats, between
m Nina, from South Carolina visiters are re-
ques.e3 to be early the ground in ordar to
comfortable positions. Some very heavy bets are
pending the result of this race.
FAInFIsLD RAcEs-The following is the result
of the over this yesterday. for the Pro
prietors pusse of $ao0-two mile heass-free for
all ages:
John Harrison's b Griff Edmonson, years
old, by Childe Harold dam Mary Elizabeth,
by Andrew. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James Tally's g One Eye Joe by Prince
George, dam The dam of Re gister. .........23
Thos Bacon's m Die Clapperton, years
old. by Boston, dam Bellami, by Monarch L
Thos Watson's m Florence, years old,
br Herald, dam by Imported Rowton......3 dis
Time 3 52-3 50K-3 52X.
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% Auction Notice-Trustees sale of
Horses, Carriages, Furniture. &c.-At-
enun is requested to the sale of Horses, Carriages
Household Furniture, &c, to take place This
Morning, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of C
Taylor, on franklin, above I4th st-see advertise.
ment. WALTER II HARRISON,
Sale to be conducted by Trustee.
je 10 GEO J SUMNER, Auct B.
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a A quantity Of late news viii be found
on the 6rs. page.
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MADEIRA WINE-OI every quanty, In and
I'LL casks, direct importation to this market
Also, Port Wine very fac and old, in bottles, for
sale by
je2 GEO HERRING
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TAKE PARTICULAR Notice
ES That CIemmift, Fore 81 Campbell,
corner Main and 18th streets, are prepared TO exc
cute Book Job and Ornamental Printing, on an
entire new assortment of beautiful plain and fancy
type, aud ON one OF the most approved Power Job
Printing Presses, neat, cheap, and with as much
Dispatch as any other establishment in the city.
Remember the location, ExalPs Large Building,
corner Main and 18th streets-entrance the same
with the James River and Kanswha Company.
ie 7-6ts hs - lsls
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'lNO CARPENTERS.-Pro will be re.
l. ceived BY the undersigned, at the Office of the
until IL O'clock NJ, ON Monday, the 18th inst for
the extension of the Frame Depot on Broad street
to the western line of Union strickland for the
construction of a Frame Building to extend from
the northern end Of the Brick Depot on Union
street to the Frame Depot. e II GILL,
je I0-3t Sup'tV c. R. R.
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me MEsILLA WAR.-The retirement Of
Gov. frias from the Mesilla Valley, on finding
no Invading force there, is regarded as an eyi.
The sas. .ns war IS ended, and il is supposed
gotiation. sup1ecs u ne
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49, Pies and Milk: Fruit Pies of diff
49, ferent kinds, with rich and cool Milk.
Also, kaspberries and MILK can be had every dav
at ADAM q cos Saloon, No l4i Main street =
few doors below the Exchange Bank. myl7
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DOCKS MISSING.-Somel Is or 20 volumes
ID of books from my Law Library are missing
viii be much obliged to any gentleman who has
any of them TO send them to my office on 18th st.
lie I0-2t* ROBERT G SCOTT
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James Tally's One Eye Joe, by Prince
George, dam The dam of Re gister.
Thos G Bacon's m Die Clspperton, years
old by Boston, dam Belami, by Monarch. L
Thos Watsons m Florence years old,
br Herald, dam by Imported Rowton......3 dis
Time 352-35Ok-352x
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DKiME NEW ORLEANS sUGAR,-2o
L hhds Prime N. o. Sugar, just received and for
sale low by ASLEE.
lie lots
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- DIR. PEACHY.-ofice on first door
~ Wing Building, corner of Governor and
Franklin streets. jel--lms
Washing and Bieachlag.-Ine
~A Virginia Magic Washing Fluid 10 the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing hoors, &c, 1t saves time, labor and nard
rubbing The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2l-3m Z. j.PICoT, Druggist.
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II GOLDsMIT, NO. Al, nain sIroeI. "a
Il. s.lll selling great bargains In Dry Goods. Re
eeiving fresh Goods every day just received
beautiful lot of Bereges of all grades and colors,
selling remarkably low. handsome article OF
Undersleeyes. suitable for children. Twisted SILK
and Mohair Mitss OF all descriptions numer.
Gus other Goods selling very cheap. j. 10
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associate editor ofthe New York Times, died
inthe city of New York on the 7th inst, in the
35th year of his age. He commenced his ca.
reer as journalist in the city of Buffalo at
ths age Of IS, and has been ever since con.
1ecied with the press. The Times pays a
high tribute to his talents and good qualities.
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nAHis, HAAIS.--150o Wilson l. Cos cele-
l 4 brated sugar cured Family Hams
800 schooleys Queen City do do do
600 giemsn 6 Williar do, superior article
1000 plain Hams, 10 store aud for sale on accom-
modallng terms, by
je4 cHAs T woRTHAM & Co.
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GIAWLEY'S I'M r KOV ID L1GHT.
Il MING RODS.-Your attention is particularly
invited to the importance of protecting your pro-
perty and families from the shocking effects of
Lightning nall amount may save your house,
your wife or yourself A word to the wise is suf-
fcent. You can be accommodated with the first
quality, at the lowest rates, by addressing LOUIS
J. HAWLEY, through the Post Office or at the
Broad Street Hotel, where he will always be found
ready and willing to wait upon you.
ia I0-ts
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- ThE SUBSCRIBERS have
the pleasure OF infor ming the inhab.
UlyV itsnts Of Richmond and its vicinity,
that they are prepared to perform
all ouerations In Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry
al the shortest possible notice.
Persous needing the services of Dentist, viii
please to remember that the subscribers are 10 pos
session of all the improvements of any worth re-
cenily introduced at the North.
Il ARLINGTON, d D 8.
ie 10 A w JONES, NJ ID
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- Dir. John b. Walthail, HOmgopa::
NJ fhic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-6m*
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~ Law and Notary Publics- Praesices
In oil the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. A. Notary Public, particular atteption win
be paid to the taking Of Dispositions, On or out Of
bis of1ce) Proof aud Acknowledgement Of Deeds,
acknowledgements Of Dover, &c. Claims for colec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly s.tended to.
Office removed 10 No So three ioors sbovs City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de- I--1v
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Green Rio Coffee, just received aud for sale
low by s LEE.
ie 1(l--ta
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I,Arahur Ss6ng, do most solemnly, in the
fear of GOO, before whom am soon 10 ap-
pear, land a the presence of Rev. John Street
and Heyk Mr.. kensil, declare that my son Ar.
thur SyHng, Jr las far as know,) had no
handStn the murder Of Mrs. Shaw and Mrs.
Ly9d,nei.her do l believe that he had any
kn0fledge OF those persons being murdered.
ARTHUR SPRING.
Sprins ia To he executed to.d.r
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NV EDMUND P HUNTER, G NJ.
JOHN DOVE, G Sec. je lG-3tawt24June.

INFO MATION WANTED.-JOHN
l. LEvES, native of Truro, England, and for
long time resident in Richmond, Va, or any of his
descendants, or friends, will confer great favor
by communicating with RICHARD EVANS, Gaze
of Messrs Vivian Il Sons, Liverpool, England, and
giving him all the facts which they may know in
relation to said Leyes and family ieI0-4t
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Mv BEST PERUVIAN HUANO.-I
K1am now receiving fall supply of Guano.
Customers who ordered early will please rem ew
their orders If they wish the article sent am
also receiving orders for July and August delivery
HUGH w FRY
GUANO appIied TO Corn In June acts quite as
well a. before planting and adds very much to the
growth Of Wheat which follows.
nv 3l-tu&th3w III w r.