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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04
STKATTON's OFFICE, No. S seulh Ash

,ZTKATTON's OFFICE, No. S seash / 4sh
Let al! the world saywhat they can.
Fo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, class c-March as:
IS 80 80 65 10 II 63 SO SO AZ Al.
Ticket Nos :3a So second and third drawn $3.50 sold
and paid by STRAIT TON.
Drawn numbers of Delaware. No 75-March 81:
43 81 81 "a As 25 55 10 So SO Is 10.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, extra. 75--March 80:
Al 10 II IS 5 90 Is sc IL AZ s5 81.
, Whole ticket Nos Go III half Nos . ss two more
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No ~. March 90
70 63 60 So SIS Is So 80 40 IL 10 p
Drawn numbers Of Delaware No. 70, March 80:
so 5327 l2 &c 50 40 SIS IS 90 90 16.
Drawn numbers of Delaware. extra. 77-March 81
40 81 72 so As % 25 90 9 "A.
Also Delaware class 74-March 3l
AZ As 70 81 62 4s SO 26 IL 10 81 10 IS.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No 75-March 81:
60 l2 "a 3 SO II So % II 81 81 46
Whole ticket Nos IL IL H. prize Of 5000 sold and
F Drawn Nos Of Delaware. extra 7s-Aprila:
II "a go 18 l6 10 rs 20 SO.
''ts' Moss 10 81 81 81 $50 Sold and paid by
I" i Nos. 20 25 81 $70) STRATTON.
MONDAY Delaware, No 77-capital: $4,000 rs
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets &c.
Observation-Disclosures extra, No sl-Capita: g.
os4 7s Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81
Observation-Disclosures, No 75-Capital: SEQ, 600
IS Nos. IA drawn. Tickets SIS
WEDNESDAY-Deaware. No 7s-CaptaE $33,924
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
Observation-Disclosures, ex, No s3--Capita: 81, 6OO
10 Nos, IA drawn Tickets So.
THURSDAY-Deaware, No s0-Capital: $50, $780,
rs Nos, IS drawn. Tickets S..
1DAY-Delaware, No s1-Capital: SIS, 900. 10
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Deaware, extra. No s5-Capita: $4.-
$50. ~ nos Is drawn. Tcketsl.
Observation-Disclosures. No 82-Capita: $4,000
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 80
EY-Buyers referred to my list of prizes, which
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
usd and paid by
Orders for packages, certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and mall tire lotteries, promptly at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to
nah IA N. STRATTON. Richmond Va.
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NoRlME PORTO RICO sUGAR.-als hhds
u prime Porto Rico Sugar. cargo of the brig Edwin
Filter, Captain Hewitt, from Mayaguez, landing and for
sale by
ap LEWIS WEBB 4 SON.
rITX ELECTlONs.-In pursuance Of IAN act
~ revising and reducing into act the provisions
of the Charter OF the City of Richmond passed NJ ,rch
soth. 1852. an election will be held on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th of April 1853 in each Ward of the CITY, for five
memberso the Cornell, and five members of the Court
of Hastings; and for Mayor, Superintendent of the
Gas Works Superintendent of Streets, Superintendent
OF the Water Works Register of the Water Works,
Assessor Collector of the City Taxes, Sergeant, High
Constable, Captain of the Night Watch Manager of the
Poorhouse Gauger, Measurer of Grain. Clerk of the
Hastings Court, Attorney for the Commonwealth in
said Court, and Surveyor
The election will be held at the First Market in JEFF.
ferson Ward at the City Hall, in Madison ard and
the Shockoe Hill House. in Monroe Ward.
ap1 WIN. P. SHEPPARD. C. c. II.
XIX BBLS PORTLAND SYRUP
osc 800 tons Richmond ground Plaster
100 packages Bacon Sides Shoulders and Jolss
100 bbls Baltimore rected Whskey
80 hhds prime Cuba Molasses
Laguayra Coffee, Rice. ground Pepper
Mustard, Peruvian Guano
In store and to arrive for sale by
ap 2--eo3t JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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III GRRAT REDUCTION IN THE Hff1l
~PRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS.
In buying your Hats and Boots, go right to Head ~
Quarters, j. H. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moeskn Hats OF best quality selling at So SO
SECOND qualCy 5 w
Fine caltskin sewed Boots. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 50
Together with of coth plush aud oil silk
Caps, soft fur and wool Hats, silk, bingham and cotton
Umbrellas at low prices. ocl
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

BY DUNLOP. SzoyCU.E q GO.
& GROCERIES, AZ AEGTsON-oo TTrFc
vr;Ii Iii -, tn Instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, we
consstingn part Of - ''0ee'ies'
~ mas Sugar. prime quality
Lasuayra and Rio Coffee
Moasses, new a1d old crop
lily pm F'"'
Tailow and sperm Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, Coffee Sugars
Bacon Salt
ioo BOXES soap prime quality
50 hhds Molasses
u 2oo bags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
TEkhs-Under sl00, cash. that amount month,
credit Tor approved negotiable paper
ssI Sale without regard to weather
-, DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
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BREEDEN & FOX
AVE this day received by various arrivals the most
i Il attractive stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
before offered by Them consisting of all the new ia
brics and designs in ladies', gentlemens boys and
wants wear with full stock of housekeeping goods: to
all of which they ask the attention of city and country
buyers assuring them good Goods very reduced prices
211 Broad street.
MATTING.-A lot of superior Canton Mating, re
Ivl coived and for sale by BREEDEN Il FOX,
NH 2l-d2w 2l7 Broad street.
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above real estate will be divided suit purchasers
Terms as above.
NH 81 w GODDIN Auct.


~ BILE REA l. ESTATE, int TIL City of Richmond
for sale at auctionBy virtue ola decree of the Circuit
Court OF the city Richmond pronounced the 2eth
Marchiit53 In the case of Taylor &c. Stephens
trustee, &C. the Undersigned thereby appointed Commits
soner viii sell at public auction to the highest bidder
on thursday the 18th day of April, 1853, commencing
toned consisting o lots Nos. 1872 and in the plan
the city fronting the Northern side of Main street
ieet between warehouse and Hill Alley The proper-
ty will be divided to nit the views of purchasers
IERMs.-One-tlird cash-baance and 10 months
for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and title
talnedtll last note shall be paid.
an
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II OTs NOS. ., 81 %, %, a. DC. ~ AMI

OTIS NOS. =, IL. ~ 23, II. 90 Al AND
- Al, IN BULLOCK AND HARRIS ADDITION,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIO N-Wl be sold on. w ED.
NESDAY the 9th day OF April 1858, upon the premises
commencing at Il o'clock. Lots Nos. 4 81. %, a. &C.
A. and parts OF Lots 90 and 49, in Bullock and
rls addition. belonging to the of John Snelson
Smith, deceased.
These lots most beautifully located and situated
In most improving part of the city Some of the lots
are just without the corporation. plat OF them be
seen at my Office
TEkMs-One-third cash; balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
an approved eudorser, title retained.
w. GODDIN
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Later from Havana, SC.

NEW YORK. April 3.
The steamer Empire City, has arrived bringing dates
from Havana to the Goth ultimo. She left the U s
steamer Saranac in port
Advices fom Buenos to the 10Th February have been
received The posture of affairs there remains unatered
Considerable fighting had ensued between the people
and the troops under Gen. Urquiza, in which the latter
genera ly victorious.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WELLINGTON -GODDIN.
= OMM asI M IA n = = 4 n n a ~ NM =,

By WELLINGTON GODDIN.
r. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es
~ TATE.-PursuAnt to a decree of the Circuit Court
Of the Rich nond city, on the 18th Decembor
1885, IN suit therein pencing styled "Puryear Mnter
and ais the Undersigned, whatsoever appointed ty
SAID Decree will expose to sale public auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY. 10Th OF April 1883 Mt a p M
if fair if not the next fair day. the following lot of Land
to wit; the House and Lot on the East line of S
Stephen, between B aker aud Charity streets in Du-
vas Addition, of which the late Mrs Jane Purycar died
seized.
TERMs-Cash as to third of the purchase money;
as to the residue on credit of and IL months in equal
nstameas with interest from day of SALE the
or purchasers giving negotiable notes with approved en-.
dorsers bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments the title of property retained until purchase
money be fully paid and conveyance directed by the
court. GEO WOODEIN
mn 29-2awtd Commi ssioner.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrS, Auct.
EvROM 100 TO 1870 BEAUTTFUL RUIZ
l. DING LOTS. in the town of Fulton adjoining Port
Mayo pear Rockets for sale auction-Will be sold
on THURSDAY, April 18th. 1858, commencing at IL
o'clock on the premises from 100 to $50 beautiful build
ing lots in this fast improving part of the CITY, CAPITAL
lists can be assured of making good and
sons OF limited means can for small amount of money,
procure for their families comfortable home fine
spring of water from the mount Erin Spring." runs
through this land which for small price can be carried
into every yard plat of the property can be seen at
the cifce Of the auctioneer in a few DAYS
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at g. g. and months
for negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
deed. Or title retained
NH 90 w. GODDIN Auct
ADDITIONAL.
Immediately after the above SALE and in the order ad
vertised] will be sold several beautiful lots in Lewis
PLAN lying north Of the above land separated thererom
by street just opened Also lots Nos 81 80 and 49, in
Lewis Pan each having front of about 81 feet on Blood
hun street. and adjoining the residence OF Mr. Larkin p
Ford Also lots Nos 81 aud 49, in the above also
most valuable lot at the of Rockets and Pop
Streets fronting 9 feet on Rockets street, running back
to Poplar street also, 81 half lots bounded by Main
Grace and Franklin stseets and lying of 3ot street.
The above real estate will be divided to suit purchasers
Terms above.
NH 81 w COMM A,o,
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liz FOR NEW YORK.-The clipper schooner
90 TENNESSEE will be ready receive freight ON
MONDAY, and will have dispatch freight or passens
gers taken at the going rates.
NH % EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
lit FOR sTON-FVrst VesseI-The SUI
800 perior fine fast sailing regular packet schooner
JULIETE Baker master, having portion of her cargo
engaged and going board, will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance of freight passage, having
perior accommodations apply to
NH 80 DAVID CURRIE.
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LATEST NEWS.
Telegraphed for the Times.
FROM WASHINGTON.
APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE

nj I yin MENIO TO OFrIOE'
WASHINGTON, April 3.
1t is reported that Maunse White, Esq. has
been appointed Collector of the port of New
Orleans. NJ Mauguy, Naval Officer, Thos. c.
Porter. Surveyor, John T. Carman, Postmaster.
Wyndham Robertson, District Attorney, and
Dr. Hereford, Marshal.
Charles L. Cooke has been appointed POST
master at Portsmouth, and Robert H. GLASS;
Postmaster at Lynchburg, Va. Andrew ]. Pan
nell has been appointed Surveyor of the port of
Wheeling, vice Eli B. Swearingen, removed:
New Trial Granted to spring the Murderer
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.
The Court have decided to grant trial to
Spring, convicted of the murder of the women
Shaw and Lynch.
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
WADSWORTH, TURNER & co

WADSWORTH TURNER x CO,
No rs Main street,
III AVE received and receiving a large and
IL varied assortment Of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods, among which variety of and be- utiful
style of ladies' dress and fancy Goods which offer
the trade the usual terms.
Country an city merchants respectfully solicited
to call and examine stock We shall continue to re-
ceive further supplies during the season. NH 3-6w
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Nsseg@ ~, - ~ suTMEE .L.., opposite i
an extensive ass tment of the following articles at very
low prices wholesale and retail consisting of superine
cast steel Kirby, Limerick Virginia Trout, Salmon Sea
and other Fish Hooks; Artificial Files Minnows, Frogs,
&c; silk, hair and gut Lines spun and plated silk DO;
hemp do; Canton sea grass, silk gut fancy cork
and quill Floats gut hair and other Snoods Suels deep
Bows Trout Baskets. Fishing Books walking stick
and ionted reed Fishing Rods brass Reels. drink
ing Cups, &c &c.
fP-Merchants and others are invited to call and
anime before purchasing nah 24-tf
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND At the request of several of my friends and
in accordance with my WISH do hereby announce
myself candidate for the Office of High Constable of
the city of Richmond. Should it please my fellow cit
to elect me- pledge myself devote my undivided
attention to the duties of the Office
NH 2l-td STAnE
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NB-Directons for the guidance of patients in very
disorder affixed to each pot. ia el9
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hereby announce myself an Independent Candidate
for the Mayoray of the city, If elected shall endea
YOUR faithfully to discharge the duties of the post.
NH % MARTIN nj. LIPSCOMB
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To the Wings Of Richmond
The office of City Surveyor is present held by Lo
cofoco We present to you the OF Mr. P Harrison.
who is true Wing, and every way competent to fill the
office.
NH rs MANY WHICH,
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO DHRECT.

THE l CLIPPER BARQUE CYANE,
GEORGE BURMsTER, COMMANDER,
Si54 Will be ready to receive cargoin few days.
sThis notorious fast sailing clipper has distinguish
ed herself having made several othe quickest
ON record and having most of her cargo engaged, will
have quick dispatch For balance of freight passage
having superior accommodations, apply to
NH % DAVID CURRIE.
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LillrdZn Conntu.

So,c and S1otes, all spotted, red, white, and
blaek-sow marked with a crop off each ear
shotes unmarked, valued at $3.50; by Thos
B. Hicks, 13 miles from Fayetteville, on thy
Athens (Ala.) road. sept. II, 1858.
Or, pided red and white, bald face. crop of
right ear. and crop and underbit off the left, 8
or 9 yrs old: by Thornton Flynt, 22d dis. Nov. 2
1858 Valued at SO.
BgH dark brindle, some white under his
belly, on each side, left horn dropped down .
little, crop and swallow fork in each ear, sup
posed to be yrs. old by Erwin Stephens, 18th
dis, Nov q, 1858. Valued at 81
Limestone County.
Horse Male, dark brown, speck of white OF
the right shoulder, supposed to be made by the
collar, IA hands high, about yrs old: by Chas
n. Tucker, sept. S, 1851 Valued at $50.
Mare Mule, white, par on each knoe, scaF
on tip of pastern joint, small lump or knot on
left hip, scar on right hip, shoe on right foot
BY Jas. A Simpson, sept. 8, 1858. Valued al
$50.
Mare Mule dark brown, no marks or brands
perceivable only collar mark, roach name aid
swob tail, shoe on left fore foot: by Jas. A.
Simpson, sept. s, 1853. Valued at $40.
Madison County.
N;re, sorel, star in forehead and snip on
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Exeeu.or's Sale.

w L will sell TO the highest bid Dis
w der, on. the premises, on ~
| THURSDAY, Dec 1st, the Valuable tFaot Of
land on With Dan'l Lee lived at the tim Fof hi.
death containing 42e acres +about 2Ol of il
in cultivation, about so set I'M clover, h Is four
or five never failing springs; also creeH runs
! Through thelwhole extentof the farm, tlEe wa
ter 6f which NAV be conveyed to every field III
! the tract The farm lies five miles from
Boon'S HILL Lincoln county. in weste4ly dit
rcctEon, on the waters of Bradshaw, az is as
well adaptch to stock-raisirg as any "a Pm in
the county, 1t is well supplied with Excel
lent timber Also has comfortable dwell
g1house, and all necessary out-houses. The
farm car, If wished, be divided into three
tracts. Alsb, will be sold at the same tim g
and place, the personal property of sal d de D.
ceas ed consisting Of Horses, Cattle, about
20 head of Pork and Stock Hogs. ypke pf
Oxen hbout 80 Sheep, Ok Wagon; Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools, crop of
Corn and Wheat, etc. etc.
Th4 T.;l nd on a credit of one and two
years, and the Personal Property on II months
time, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, and alien retained on the Land unit
the PURCHASE money IS paid.
All persots indebted to the estate, arehere-
by mott flied to come forward and SETTLE, and
thosb having claims against the same, must
present the m, properly authenticated, within
the t me prescribed By law. |
B. u. 6. ALsUP, : Aree"t0rsI
NbK. 10 1S53A3A Il
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Na1]EfECN.

+ obedience to decree Of the Circuit Court
Il for Lincoln county pronounced On the case
of Sally Whitaker and Others, against Isahc
Whitaker anAIothefsJ at its November term,
1853, willsdll on The premises, on tile Goth
day of December, 1853 subject to the widows
right Of dover, the twoIvery valuable tracts Of
land on which John J- Whitaker lived at the
time Of his death; bneIof which contains $50
acres, the other contaihing 526 acres, lying i'm
mediately on the TURNPIKE road leading from
Fayetteville to Lyiichburg, six miles from the
former. Said landIwih be sold in two lots on
a credit OF one, two and three years The pur-
chaser viii be required to give bond ana good
security forthe payment Of the purchase mon
ey, and alien retain ed upon said Land iIntlithe
purchase money is paid.
JAMES n cHILcoAT, Clerk
Noy oath IS53-tds
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in Intellectual Feast

We have just arisen from a second
perusal Of THE Obligations Of the
American YOUTH an Address deliy.
cred by John NJ. Bright, Esq, q
this place, before the literary So
cieties of Erskine College, S.. c.
Rich in imagery, fru itful in deep
thought, and prolific Of wise counsel,
it is at once the ablest and best ADJ
dress of the kind We have ever read.
The main argument advanced is in
defence of the position, that our form
Of government is more favorable to
general intellectual Development
than any other and most trium-
phantly is it sustained. To the
reader desiring "feast Of good
things" we heartily commend Mr..
B,Tght's Address. Speeches before
societies. orders, fraternities, ETC., are
BY no means rare; but prod uctions
like this, are seldom met with
Read it.
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In Incident IN Married Life.
Some thirteen years since a couple
of loving ones were married near this
city, and soon after the husband went
to sea. A few months passed, and
the young wife received news that
the ship in which her husband had
sailed was lost at sea, and all hands
had persisted. This report was sub
sequently corroborated. Time rolled
on,and after the lapse Of some seven
years the widow married an industri-
Gus mech nic; who for long time
past has been and still is employed
by a firm in Cornhill. The mar
riage proved happy 0 ne to both par
ties, and matters passed between
them as pleasantly as could be de-
sired, until some time since, when to
their utter surprise, the first hus-
band made his appearance and claim
ed his wife. Legal co unset was con-
suited by both parties and the result
was that the wife felt herself COM
pelled to return to her first husband
much to the regret of the second,
whose home is now desolate- = Boston
Jour.
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Petd rsOn S Magazine

! t be December No, which is ex
| delld MT. is with US. In 1854, ape.
terson" will be greatly improved, as
lit is to have whittier paper, new type.
and more reading matter. This is
now the only original periodical Of
its class, and the stories of Mrs. Ste
phens, the editor, author of MARY
Derwent," are alone worth the sub
scription price. It is the best guild
for the fashions also, the plates being
superb steel ones, colored; in New
York and Philadelphia, tits the text
book. The Leading embellishments
are magnificent mezzotints. 1t is
magazine Of pure NOR
ais; is national in char cter; and
really the cheapest III the uo'Ea, as the
teri ms will show;-yiz. l copy, S2B 3
copies, SIS, 5 copies, $40, with a pre-
midm worth from two to three dol
ar4 for every person S ending 8 sub
scrf bers OF m ore AID dress the pub
Usher, Chas. J. Peterson, No. 1927
Chestnut St. Rhilad'a.
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Executors Sale

Remember, the executors sale o.
fhe estate of Daniel Lee, ded'd, takes
place Rert Thursday, the lst day Of
December. If the property is not
oil disposed Of on Thursday, the lst,
it will be continued on Friday, the I'd
day Of Dec The land is Of excellent
Quality; besides, pork and stock hogs,
horses, cat tie, sheep, etc, are to be
sold. See advertisement.
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nose, hind feet white, one front tooth on:
shoulder marked with gear, 151s hands high
supposed to be 81 or % yrs old by VIM
Griffin, II miles northwest !, Huntsville
Nov. s, 1853. Valued at So.
Wagve't Coents
Horse, sorrel, old shpes benin star in fore
head and snip on nose! three " bite feet, lame
in left shoulder, about 16 bands high, 9yrs old;
by VIM. Il. Hopper 18TH dis, sept. is, 1853
Valued at $50.
NWilsdaasoa CountI
hare Mule, brown, II hands high, about
yrs old: by J. A. Wilkins, 81 dis, Nov. III,
1853 Valued at S28.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

THHE Steam Saw TE5.l. belop ging 8
Il the firm of McCalla & Co, situittcdn-
miles southwest of Fayetteville, I4ineolH eaui-
| ty, will be sold to the highest bidder. on Fr e
day. the 23d of December, 1858 Also, tn
property pertaining to said establishment con
sistingIof two Log Wagons. sne Road Wagon.
and teams together with the tools, fixtures
etc, therefore belonging. The Machinery IS
of Acknowledged superiority, and the sole rea-
son why the Company wish to dispose Of it is
the liure of timber in the vicinity. A ered-
Iit of II mouths will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security.
Ali those indebted to the firm, are hereby
notified to come forward and make payment
McCALLA geo.
Nor. 10 1853.-tds.
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DIS tuition!

VA E ha4 e this day sold out our q tire stoqb
w of Goods to Messrs. lNeiz, llfoord, 4
Wright, and our firm is now closed by mutha
cons4ht The btlsind IS is in the hands of Mr.
HEN1ta, s. JSo,aI,corth, who will at all times
be 70 ind at our old stand, resly anil ,ciliilt d
yecei5e aaon4y and we hope our friends Twill
keen him employed IIII
Our successors are too well known, forlhbk
men ion to be made Of their willingness tb
wait on and endeav3rI to please all who may
give them a call.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL
ndY.1. 1853