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PETITION FOR ALIMONY.

ND ATHY INGHRAM will take notice, thai
~ on the 9th day Of December. 1852, Mary
Inghram. his wife, filed in the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio. her Petition for
Alimony, charging habitual drunkenness. absn-
donment Of her by the said Rathy Iughram with.
out good cause, and separation in consequence
of i'll treatment on the part Of the said Rathy In.
ghram; and that at the Spring term Of said court
she will ask to have said cause heard and deter.
mined. MARY INGHRAM.
By HoLLIsrER OKEY 4 HoLLurKR.
Z Dec. 81, 1852, Her Attorneys.
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g HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an order
~ OF sale in Chancery issued from the Cour,
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public ont.
cry. at the front door Of the court house in the
town Of Woodsheld, in said county, on
Saturday. the 29h day of January. 1853,
between the hours OF 10 o o'cock NJ, and o'clock
pm. of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying aud being in said county, to wit:
One acre OF land in section 35. township 6 and
range 6, and bounded OH the north by a lot of laud
sold by Absaom Dennis to William Keiso, on the
east by the State road. OIL the south by the land
OF Nelson Hogue, commencing a, the section line
al the nor,h west corner Of the said Dennis land
running east on the aforesaid lme between laid
Dennis and William Kelso TO the State road, thence
south rods, thence west to the section line par
allel with the first line, thence north to the place
of beginning, containing Dne acre as aforesaid,
more or less, on which Is a small store house.
Ordered to be sold in the Case of Jesse Meechem
VS.. Joshua Capper ct al.
Dec. 20. SO IL M. MORROW, Sh'f
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Money Wanted u |!

Having sum of money to make ep BY the 18th
Of December, respectfully call on those owing
ne to call and make payment. s,s44ss
GOODS will be sold Low FOR CASH.
Call aud see. mo. M. KIRKBRlDE,
WpsdsGsld. Nov 10 Ny6aHw
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Am Saturday, the 18th day Of January A. D.
" 1858, on the premises hereinafter described.
situate in Monroe county, Ohio. at the hour Of
O'Clock P M. Oh said day. the undersigned ~ii
sell at public outcry, the following real estate n
said county, to wit: The north east quarter OF
the north east quarter OF section No 8, in town-
ship H. of range i, containing 40 acres, subject 10
dover on the following terms:
TERMS OF SALE:-O half in hand. and the,
residue in six months with interest from the dsy
Of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction Of tho.
undersigned. .
MARTHA QUICK. Aim'rx.
Dec. % 1852 Of lohn Quick, deceaead.
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NNENY JOHNSTON'S ESTATE.-Notice
I'll is hereby given, that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Administrators of
the estate of Henry Johnston, late Of Monroe
county. deceased.
HORACE HOLLAND, 49,,
Jan. s., JOSEPH JOHNSTON. nun 'S'
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sALTPETRE EXPLOSION.

DR. w. B. SLoAN-SI. A few weeks ago,
- was pouring into the fire, what supposed to
be paper Of salts, but proved to be satpetre, a
terrible explosion took place and burned my hand,
arm, and face in shocking manner. This flesh
on the back of my hand was SO badly burned as
10 leave the bones quite hacked in some places.
] applied your Ointment, which not only very
soon relieved the pain and burning sensations, but
with one IS cent box, the whole arm hand, and
portions of my face injured, were completely
healed and cured IN short time. leaving no scar
or other traces of the catastrophe.
.a ANN DICKINSON.
Buffalo, N. Y. Jan. 8, 1851.
am knowing to the facts above stated, and
certify they are true. MARY E. DICKINSON.
~ See Agents name at the head of Sloan .
column For further particulars and testimonials. /.
get Pamphlets of Agents.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS.
William Watkins, Administrator Of
John McElroy. Deceased.
vs..
Jane McElroy, et al.
Petition to set off Dower and Sell Lands
,t.g to Pay Debts. 1a
AZ ANE McELROY. Jesse McElroy, John Nc.
I = Elroy. Rebecca McElroy, Sina McElroy,
Surden Givens and Mary Givens, his vile. Rachel
10y McElroy, Harriet McElroy, Margaret
EMcElroy, John Irwin, and James Nc.
lis nonresident of the State of Ohio,
Sptice that William Watkins, Admins.
Estate Of John McElroy, Deceased,
day of January A. d. 1853. filed his
the Court of Common Pleas of said
ring that Dover be assigned to Jane
\, widow df said deceased. in the fol.
bed premises. to wit: The east half
sst quarter nf section A, in township
in the Marietta land District, con.
es and " hundredths Of sn acre, be.
,nroe county; and that said premises
debts.
JOHN SINCLAIR.
Solicitor for Petitioner
We Lot
lsoLE EffEATHER
NOM. KtRKBRIDE.
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NEW GOODS!!!
5th
Arrival Of Goods from PHILADELPHIA.

INO. M. KIRKBRIDE informs his customers
% that he has received his FALL Supply Of
BOOTS and SHOES, consisting OF
Mems Thick Boots Mems Kip Boots
=" Calf do Boys Heavy do
:" Thick Shoes Mems Kip Shoes
'' Calf do '' Gum Oyer-shoes
Ladies' Morocco Bootees Girls Kip Bootees
- Cali do Boys Kip Shoes .,,
Kip do Children's do
Ladies Gum Buskins.
ALSO
HATS AND CAPS,st
AZ well as fHf
BLUE BLACK AND BROWN CLOTHS
Cassimers Cassinetts Tweeds
Kentucky Jeans, SC SC.
Plain Black Calicoes Black Ribbons
Black French .deriDos Black Popiins
Black Alpacas, sc sc.
Jayne's Pills Brandreth's Pills
Eoff's do Chapman's do t,e
Nj 'Alister's Ointment Hollands Ger. Bittess
Railways Hair Balm Radway's Ready Relief
Tayior's Red Plaster Yickers' Embrocatiob
Woods6eld, sept %
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Jan. s. 81 IS Mon, Com. Pleas.
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PETITION FOR PARTTTION.

MAKIHA QUICk, ACm II.
Dec. 90, 1852. OF John Quick. deceased.
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or Noble county papers, and Marshall
Advocate, Of Virginia, please copy.
On Tuesday, the / lth inst, in this
place, OF Consumption, Miss MARY ANN
PATTON, in the 22d. year Of her age.
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ARRIVAL or THE BALTIC.
New YoRK, Jan. IL,

New YoRk, Jan. IL
The Baltic arrived to-day, with Liveroool
dates to the 29th nit The Europa arrived out
on the Goth
ENGLAND.
Ihe new Br'h@h ministry has been formed.
II is composed as follows ; Premier, Earl OF
Aberdeen; Lord Chancellor. Lord Chatsworth;
Chancellor Of thu E,ch"qner, Mr.. G!adsto nei
Home Secretary Lord Palncrston; Minister OF
Foreign Affair, LOCI JOAN Russell; of the Co
lonies, Duke q N~Nr.~ti.; lad OF the ADM
rally, Sir Jsn,es G,nhau; President of the
Council, Ear. Granville; pnvy Seal, Duke of
Argyle; Secretary Of War, Sydney Herbert;
President ofindian Board, Sir G. Wood; Pub
lie Works, Sir w. Malesworth; Seal without
Office. Marquis Of Landsdowne.
Parliament has adjourned until the 10th of
February.
4 terrific gale occurred at Liverpool on the
night Of the Goth. Many vessels were dam
aged.
The London papers state tina. the Civ of
Glasgow. on her last trin from PHILADELPHIA.
took out 100 goo Kossuih bonds, addressed to
me mbers Of Parliament.
FRANCE.
An imperial decree nominntes ex-kiog lie.
rome Bonaparle and his sons as lineol heirs IN
Napoleon, either direct or by adop,ion
4 commercial treaty with France has beep
voted for by the Belgian Chambers
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ArJir1i Of tie Humboldt,

NV YORK, Jan. lO-The steamer Hum
IJ.dL from huyre and Southampton, arrived
here this morning. She left on the 2iIh uIt,
ant her news IS anticipated ny the arrival of
tte America at Halifax. She made an ex-
ee..eai qualiing the time of the Amer
"a. Among her passengers is Louis Moreau
toNschalk, the celebrated young American
pianist
The Humboldt has full and valuable freig BIT
aa4 fair complement OF passengers. She had
AR weather.
The Humboldt brings - passengers an8 800
tons French merchandise. She passed zee.
5lst, latitude 80 longitude %, u Cunard steam
81, steering East.
HAyRE MARKET, Dec. 22.-Coffee dull
prices unchanged.
Rice was quiet and declining. The supply
on hand is large.
Euilow and Lard dull. Whalebone unchang-
ed in prices.
The Packet ship Irene left Havre on the
I'D Dec. for New York with The largest cargo
OF goods which has been shipped from the port
curing the twelve months.
Emperor Napoleon had recently Iardoned
iour hundred aud forty three persons who had
ieen condemned TO Imprisonment.
Inc London Times attributes considerable
Importance TO the visit of the Young Austrian
..mre'or TO King Of Prussia. The Times
links this omenUus of future events Of no or.
CnHry importance.
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Murine Disasters,

NORFOLK, Jan. l0.-The following vessels
puL in here yesterday in damaged Condition:
bTlg Azalia, from Bonaire, salt, for New York.
leaking; lost sails and spars; brig Panama,
rom 81. Domingo, with q cargo of mahogany
ior Boston, lost sails, deck load, provisions,
&c. The schooner Joshua Bates, entirely
dIsmasted and abandoned, was towed in bv the
schooner Mary A. Irwin. The schooner Ked.
ron, from fredericksburg, for New Bedford,
with cargo of corn. leaky, lost sails, &c
Steamer Spray, from Wilmington, Del, for
Wilmington, N. c., which has been ashore at
Need Inlet, wheel damaged, leaky, &c.
:, he Schooner A. J. Walker, from New
1oTk' with cargo of lime, is ashore five miles
south OF Cape Henry, and will prove q total
loss. The crew were saved.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
=5777=e7ICp CAIJFORNIA NEWS.

FUN ''" h.rs,b Decembar bv
Oar CALEDONIA mes 20 VIC -, Nv Va h,,.
the steamer Northern '-ls"' "'
nsh some further d''a''s. 81, p,a,,;s,o
The steamer avn. .,zo ...s,o,,,rnrs
brought 10 San uan ''O 49,. .,.;rs. ,o,.
Great comp 'a'h'S 49, :, ho hoJ ,nnnon.
ran parties III "a" -" -, ,,oreur,n,ior ard
oiized iulpurau' "'''.,-L;,.,t 80, III
demanded I'm '"eo' ~ 80 -
nation meetings "'o "o'" ''0'N N'"' "
Jbe mHnE t""Ds, ,,.r:..,,,,;. and t,,o,,,, ,,,o
The en''~i""'H )" - -, ,hs,,a,l
past " Is Que """o',N a."
.. NajA S.A'N ~ ,,,.' 80, 80. ,l,,
The s3oo'' 81 "'e 800 e.,.',4 ", - Va
ria.Us was l"" 90 -
ae5e 'nA"',I',- 4" 80, '+', l,3a ia, 'c
Thomas N''e"' N'",'' Ill,
Klamath county, WIS "''" "'o y" ''0 '''' "
Ne. p ...,.. Ill ...l, -.
Iaa n" G'S'"'" '''sI,'H nav a5 ,',"" zoe ~ ~
-au.ea ,a's &c 'y''..''st.''''"'" ''e -~U % '''
csmgcr D.
san "'"tt." '''o 81 :" -. .'' % -
: aH'. ~ H.. ''''>I'S'' 'o' ''"|"'e"' e''"'''
maa- -, -
'ahI. A'H.SrH ',".'' u" ,'s '''"' 4 i'"'-
."r h'ag w. eve" a. -" / f""e 'T'" on ''e
t''.a- "' '"' IA" o. hsee'"o''' " '''st
ulu"'f '' a'> Ht'"~S'
i.r .A'.,~ q" us A"''i'c"i tonsV'-
sap al Acapulco were S''', unsecured mere ,TS
us0u- IhT'e claimants 'ot me oHIce. Inc
ae~ Hfusa ConSu" eG'' " tiiham' was c@-
,.c'ea by the steamer nom panama. TO take
las p, e q Thomas "',ef' Esq allied
senior nsa Antoine AaS.iAo tof'es' admins
ra'oro' The customs al Acapulco u'ed on the
IS Inst.
The purchaser OF tie nrSt cAo'ce q SCAT at
la!nanHe Hayes concert IN San Fahcisco'
ii : Lace. was me Empire ENsIne company;
Mol, and "@s occupied by the foreman OF
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EUAerai Of master Pierce.

boston, Jan. l0.-The funeral services OF
.He son OF Gen. Pierce took place at Andover
,od ey. The attendance was large, the Rev.
!Hf. Parker, Of Concord, officiating. After the
ilhefal services the remains were conveyed TO
concord IN special train for burial. Gen.
lF'ce is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Pierce has
orrh ~ degree restored to calmness and re-
sig&alIon, and will remain with her sister, Mrs.
AIKEN, until she is sufficiently recovered to
return 10 New Hampshire.
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arrest 0ta Member Of the Michigan Legis

pLFRoIt. Jan. s. Considerable excitement
EXISTED at Lansing on Thursday, in conse-
Eu'Gce OF tue arrest OF J. Suang, member Of
.Ae assembly, by under Sheriff, G. w. Tut
"s 0, ms CITY, on an indictment found against
,''i'' 'ds' June, at a1ackingw, for aiding the
escape OF prisoner. Mr.. futile petitioned
ne House for permission 10 remove him. A
tsSoiuloh ordering him into the custody of the
NO. e4h''tt Arms, was laid on The table, and
1 ""oie hai'er was referred 10 Il &c lect COM
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Il.-Sales of 1000 bbls.
Flour at 1925. Grain steady.
New York, Jun. 1I.-Sales of 1000 bbs.
F!our-Southern unchanged. Sales of 20, 900
bushels Wheat ot Sl.3O for Southern white
Corn unchanged-saIes of $4,000 bushels.
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D'aM Of Distinguished Maa-Mr. and
Mrs, Pierce.

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 10.-The Hon. Cbas.
H. IhertUn. father Of Senator Atherton. died
I'll Amherst on Saturday last
M Pierce, PresidentIelecr, and his wife; are
T., nome. NJ. Pierce has entirely recovered
rom tie slight injuries received by The recent
ihenlable accident. Mrs. Pierce is recover
- Dut she suffers deep dis1ress of mind.
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ByJ.K. ID. Payne, Salesman.
I AND FOR RENE Az AUCTION

7 AND FOR RENT Al AUCTION-The
Ia subscriber will otf,r for rent at public auction
on Saturday next, the 18th day of this month, on
Hitchcock, deceased, died possessed, lying in Hen
rico county, on the road leading to Charles ty
court house. and about one half of mile from the
church at four mile creek. Said lands were occu.
pied last year oy Mr.. C. Micoul They are in good
order aud the buildings and out, houses upon them
are sufficient for the comfortable accommodation
a moderrte sized family. The renting will be
for the period Of one year, and the rentor will
required to execute a bond with security for the
payment Of the rent
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Atty for
f. e. HITCHCOCK adInx of
J. HITCHCOCK, deceased.
J K, D. PAYNE, Auctioneer
lJ- II the weather should be unfavorable, the
rentlug will be postponed Until the next fair day.
ia it'd
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MISS JANE e. JORDAN will open a
I'VE SCHOOL, on Monday, 10th January 1858, il
the house at present occupied by Mr.. Daniel Pol
lock, on Brock Avenue, opposite MIR. Beiue's Gro
Gerry. In her School will be taught Reading, Wr
ting, Grammar AID Spelling, also Geography, Arith
she will give instruction IN Needle work, ouch as
marking and embroidery. Terms one dollar per
month, or three dollars per quarter.
ia L laW2Wk
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LAMHERC's OFFECE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel,

Drawn Nos Delaware. Glass g. Jan 10th:
s - e 80 ~ Is 70 70 "a u ii &c 70 "a.
To-dny.-The Delaware State Lottery Class TO-
Capitals: S32 ,OO0, 1000 1000, 5000, 5000, 25ee
1000, 80 CT 1000, 20 Of so, &c 76 numbers, IA
drawn. tickets SIO. ia u
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, JUIl' II.
The SENATE, in secret session, removed the
injunction Of secresy from the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty.
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THE MARKETS.

BosToN, Jan. lI.-Mr. Winthrop declines en-
election to the u. S. Senate
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:, "oioh bus, Jan. 8.-fhe Democratic State
gl" %, met this morning, and made the
-""o"Ing Nominations for State offic .rs.-For
,I!"'ttho'-Ar. MediI; Lieutenant Governor
- L,i' Bias, Of Allen county; Treusurer-Mr.
y eollh' In the caucus, last, uightn 6ght oc-
~eiied between Messrs. Miumis and Bucks.
vi The Hamilton county delegation.
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'oSfoN' Jan. 1.-THE Senate Of Maine or.
s '.,.a Oh Saturday by e!ec,ug Samuel But
A'1D' wing, president.
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sIHATTUN,s OFRIUE.

Drawn Nos OF delaware, No 6, Jan. 10:
- SO u l6 10 70 "a % Al Go 10 "a
Whole Ticket, Nos l3 % q Two mo,e of 100
90 90 l6 81 Al each, sold and PAID
~ SrRATTUN
Drawn Nos Delaware, Elk "a 9, Jan IL:
az 6y Sc 76 30 II IL Is 67 80 IS a. 10
Ticket Nos 81 - a. $50 sold and paid by
STRATTOE
Ts-day.-Delaware, No, 10. Capital S32 OOO
7S numbers, II drawn. Tickets So ia 10
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY Dunlop. Moncure 81 Co.
GROCERIES At AUCTION.-on TUES.
" DAY, the 18th instant, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at our store, general sssort.
ment of Groceries, consisting in part Of
40 hhds Sugar part prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
NO Molssses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
Adamantlne and Tallow Candies
Apple and peach Brandy
Rum
Gunpowder and pouchoDg Teas
Mustard
i' sn genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
90 hhds prime Bacon
leo bols Coffee Sugar
lEhms-under Si00 cssh; over that amount four
hiS sns credit ior approved negotiable paper.
~. n' Tio 1.1 regard 10 weather.
ia ~ DUNLOP. MONCURE {. Co Aucts
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Chronic RheumnIism of 80 Years STAND
ing Cured.

Scarcely able to work for seventeen years. and the
fesh wthered from his limbs. Levi Hills, Esq,
writes OTTAWA Lasale county, Illinois, August 10
81 have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years for seventeen years was scarcely able TO wall
considerable, and very weak had used so many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies al
to no purpose, that despared of ever being CURED
was influenced, however, to try Mortimore's Rhea-
matte Compound and rejoice to say it acted like
charm. This was eight months ago have exerciseS
much every day since, and have been exposed 70 al
kinds of weather but have continued TO improve in
health and the flesh has returned 20 my limbs, which
have become strong as ever. LEVI HILLS
ia
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7 IFE INSU AN q E.-rEE NATIONAL
Ii SAFETY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CAPiTAL $780,
0OO.-This Company has been in successful Uge-
ration Tor upwerds or eleven years, and ot5ts the
grestest advantages to the public in regard to Life
Insurance, Aunuities to aged persons. endowments
TO children, &c. The rates of premiums will be
found upon comparison, to be lower than thJse
OF any other company OF agency in tire State -
slaves insured at three fourtAS their full val
ue, Tor period OF from one 10 Seuea gears upon
the most reasonable terms. All losses promptly
and satisfactorily adjusted The agent in this city
Paid Mr. Robert Lumpkin q few days since, $3.50
for Save OF his, thar died the 23d of lass month
Pamphlets and circulars containing full parlicu.
lars, will De furnished gratis on application 70
G. k. BRICKEN, D,
Agent and MeGical Examiner
Office i'll Lisle's Row, l4th street,
ia ll-3s+ Nnxt 10 M.ssrs rclar A. Coob
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BY Davenport. Allen IL Co.

BY Davenport. Allen ~ Co.
CROCERIEs, De-. an AUCTIoN.-On
" Thursday, 18th January, we will sell at 10
O'Clock, at our Auction Store, an assortment Of
Groceries, viz:
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee
$50 do Laguyra dc
Molasses in Tierces and Hhds
Coffee Sugar
kecii6ed Whiekey, Brandy, E Rum
Guupowder Teas
Cigars, Wrapping Paper
Rice, Cheese, Oil
100 b5ls Apples, &c &c
ALSO.
900 Sides Leather
100 cas- Tumblers
100 Filtering Stones
TERMS Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit far approved paper
las DAVENPORT, ALLk & co. Aucts.
GALE OF LAND ON WEsTHAM rLANh
y ROAD, Az MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
fiaving purchased a much larger tract of land
than this now offer for sale, and DESTROYS to re-
move to it speedily, will sell at public auction on
Wednesday, the 18th January rext. 1883 my
place, at the terminus of the Wesiham Plank Road.
The tract contains from 100 to 100 acres some l40
to $50 acres cleared in high state of improve.
men, having yielded in 1851, 2lt bushels OF wheat
per acre. in 1852 90 bushels per acre; and in corn,
some bbls per acre. The larger part OF the
cleared land has been lined. bone busted guanoed,
ashed. The buildings consist of Cottage of four
rooms, with extensive porching, Barn, Stable
Cow Shed, negro quarters, corn crib, smoke house
&c, all built in the last three years OF best materi
als and in good taste; greater portion of the farm
enclosed with oak plank and locus, and cedar
posts. The wheat seeded the past fall, 1854 bush
els, which will probably yield the next year l40t
bushels; the crop of corn should yield 400 barrels
OATS $1,000 pounds; clover hay, 60 to 80,00i
pounds.
After the sale of the land will offer for sale 25l
10 275 bbls of Corn, Oats, Fodder, Top Fodder
Shucks, Wheat. Straw, milch Cows, &c.
Terms OF payment announced on day of sal,
which can be made satisfactory.
Sale conducted by w. GODDiN, Auctioneer
dc le-eotd ID. w. HAXALL.
tn above sale will commence THIS DAY, at IL
O'clock NJ.
TERMs-For the personal property. all sums o.
$50 and under, cash; over that amount 4 months
credit for app owed endorsed negotiable notes. Inc
terms OF the real estate will be accommodating
and made known on the premises.
jazz w. GODDlN, AucI.
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EMPURTANT 10 LADIkS.-You are invited 10
call az the corner OF 7th end Main Streets to saa
Miss Cory, late from New York, Agent tol
5. L. Taylor'e system for teaching Cutting and Ma
king Ladys Dresses. By way OF demonstrating
this valuable science propose to cut Dresses, for
all that may CALL Tor 37E cents each, and give not
only the most perfect it, bat also improve the
figure Lsdies wishing to esrn perfect system
can be taught in few hours.
F. 81 have MIR S T. Taylor's report of Paris,
London and American Fashions. Also, Patterns
for sale. A. l., CORY.
10 ~
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AuCtr.
VALUABLE RTV ON LON.
BARD ALLEY AND VIRGINIA STREET AT
AUCTION.-Wi be sold on Friday next. The 18th
inst, at4 O'CLOCK P: NJ. upon the premises the life
interest Oh MIS- T. W. Douthat, in and to that valu-
able tobacco factory, situated at the Intersection of
Virginia street and Lombard Alley, and now in the
occupancy of Mr.. NJ. Branch.
This property is now under an annual rent of
$780, and being centrally located and in good order
will always yield fair rent
Further particulars will be given on application
TO the subscriber.
Terms: one-third cash; balance at six months
for note with interest satisfactorily endorsed.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
is l0-td Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-12
7s1HE OBJECT OF ADVEKTIsING-

l. Is let the public know where the cheapest
goods can be bought and 1t is well known fact
thst JACOB LEVY selling the creates, bsre sins
in this city Moussline Delaines, good styles, tor
sd. rshesf ssyIes ell wool delaines, so cts 10000
wards delsnes all good pstterns 10 TO IS CT; Preach
English and German Mer.noes, rs cts 10 81 So
rlch figured and plain dress Silks, Use to 81; 100
embroidered and plain Grape Sbawls. SO TO ESQ
silk and velvet Visi,es and Sacks. great bargains;
superior BED Blankets, Marseiles Quilts, ia Linen
Sheatings and pillow case Linens, i2a Cotton
Shestings Ga pillow case Cottons, Cloths, Cassi-
meres and Vestiogs, SHIFTS and Collars naaer gar
menis Tor ladies' and gentlemen, Negro Clothing Of
all kinds such as kerseys. Linssys heavy Casanets
and the cheapest lot of Negro blankets IN shis city,
with 1000 other articles, all TO De sold At gresi
bargains.
JACOB A. LEVY. cheap cash stores,
ia IL Is x ~ Main street.