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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
TAXPAYERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS M
AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We were not a little surprised

nation Of the "mysterious htde
we pointed out in his an
nual report some two or three
weeks since, inasmuch as il con,
tanned not one word in explana-
ton of his course in regard to cer-
tain items Of printing that we had
called upon him to explain. IL.
was his opinion that we couldn't
understand how an officc-hoIder
could put money in the Treasury.
as we belonged TO that class who
always took OUTPUT he forgot to
tell US that the amount he "pnt
in" had been previously obtained
by Fraud and that his putting it
back was simply because he was
to do so. lie
also forgot to tell us that the
whole scheme of A and
was recorded.
word for word, item for item, in
the Commissioners Journal, and
that the same can now be found
lin the Auditors Office.
Now the whole thing resolves
itself into this: Mr.. Jeffries', in
order to secure his election, found
it Unnecessary to conciliaIe theEaglc
and Telegraph in regard to the
county printing. The Telegraph
agreed to print the Assessors
Blanks at thirty-seven and a half
cents per quire and the Eagles
bid was only one cent; but this
latter bid was made with the un-
Outstanding that the old price,
ONE DOLLAR per quirc, would
be paid. This, Of course, salts
fled the Telegraph, as it was not
aware Of the double game that
was being played by tho Audit
or and the editor of the Eagle
One bundled g. forty quires were
accordingly printed by the Eagle,
Which, agreeable to tie contract,
would have amounted to ONE
DOLLAR f. FORTY CENTS
But mark you, that instead of
paying the above sum, tho onor-
nous and rascally amount Of
ONE AND FOk-
TY DOLLARS was actually
paid! Mr.. Towson. the Deputy
Auditor, like an honest man, at
once repudiated the whole affair.
and we found, when looking over
the journal this morning, that he
had placed his ''protest'' on the
order and pronounced the whole
matter of printing a FRAUD!
This, then, is the way, honest
taxpayers, that your hard earn
ings are plundered by these po-
~Iitical cormorants and distributed
among a set of corrupt political
knaves, who, while entertaining
you with honeyed words are at
the same time ~pilfering your pock-
cts! 1t remains with you to say
whether the nest of vipers that are
singing the bosoms that warmed
them into being shall be broken
up, decapitated!
Where were the Commission
ers who are paid to watch the
the interests Of the county, at the
time this fraud was perpetrated2
Do they wish to screen from the
public the rottenness of the Au-
ditor and Treasurer? Are they
satisfied with the Auditors at
tempt at smuggling in unjust ac-
counts? Are, they willing to
make the impression on the pub
lie mind that the AUDITORS re-
port is a FAIR exhibit of county
affairs? If they do not wish to
create the impression that they
themselves are accessory to the
fraud, and be stigmatised as
trucking knaves who desire to
screen the corruption of their po-
~litical friends, let them come
/ - /. Imrr. 49, L4Y MLIr rH .H.H.a-4
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FOR SALE.

A NUMBER Of desirable building lots, IN Hunter q
IN Viewers addition to the city ofLancaster. They
laws are dangerous, these quick times, call soon and
make your selection Of a lot, whilst they can be
bought at a low price. Now is the time for those
persons who are DESTROYS Of obtaining good location.
Enquire Of J.G. WEAVER.
June rs. 1858. gov
il Blotting and counting-house Paper and Blank
Books Of al kinds for sale At the city book store, OPP
posite Sheffer's hoteisby
APriles JOHN sEARLES.
VOU can get Iogwood, Ext. Logwood, Fnstie.
j cam Wood, Blue yitriOl, Madder. sopperas, Alum,
inS ssSss n s&S q c''' '4' KAUFMAN . Co
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JACKS aND MuLFA
THIRD DAY.

Apagdisg Capitalization John dchaney.
John Gil, aud Jesse rhemss, Of Perry 60,
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Esfafa al Inhn nrirhf.

NOTICE is hereby. given, that the undersigned
In has been duly appointed and qualified a. Adj
miuistrutor on the Estnta Of JoRH nRIeHr. deceased.
Sept %. is5s-4w21 l. HELMiCK. Adntot-
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FoR THE LHptEs.

A FINE Lot Of Albums, Of al linds.hnd hn1 book
expressly Tor ibp ,sdiess Il the city book tltrd
0pP ESTS "a sSF's1' 1''s4 JOHN sFknLEs.
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Excess az Hear.


Why the necessity Of this vast increase
in our State taxes, 10 q single year, under
the new Democratic C~onstitutiont Our
taxes were TO Je lessened, and the expenfas
of the State Government greatly cheapened.
How soon are these promises likely TO be
Vedfed, at the rate we are gcingl lfany
new public works had been Commenced, or
provision made for increased paymen . in
liquidation Of our public debt, there might
be some excuse for this increase Of taxes.
But in the absence OF anything Of this kind,
and when there is a large increase Of prop.
erty on the tax duplicate, and a great in
crease o fwealth and population in the State,
our taxes are becoming enormously high,
and there would seem little or no hope for
relief from the burtbens Of taxation under
Locofoco rule. Nearly S200, 900 were ap-
propriated to pay members and other off,
GERS of the last Legislature; and the s~alaries
of all the State officers have been largely 10.
creased since the Locofocos came into pow
er. So much for Locofoco "Retrenchment
and Reform. - UrbaHG CiIisen.
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ALBAyYIO Oct. An. Hulseman, the Aus-
trian Minister, arrived here yesterday, and
had an interview with Sec'y Marcy.
Itisrumored that arrangemehts have been
.Hgreedupon for the release of Kosts ahd his
return to this country.
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GrThe soft shells o Aibany held a meet
in the ball Of the Capitol on Tuesday even,
ing, at which, John Van Buren, made a
speech. ~
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I~GcREKsEp TAxBs.-The increased amount
Of taxes 20 be colleeied in Champaign .
~, this year, over last, for Si1ts parDoses. Is
upwards Of THlRTEEN THOUSAND
.DOLLARSl as will be seen by the follow
Ing statement from the Auditors books:
State Tax, for the year 1853. S33,Tos 80
" 1852, 20,04s 20
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shown by a lady 800 do 500
I, Awarding Comrnitee -vause Decker, 0fPick-
anyway cuuniy Granger, Of Licking county z. q.
and David Bright.
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Premiums ON Slyon. aud common same as on
Merinos.
AEarfiag Commhtee-4brnliam Miller. Mel
son Baekianl. 81 Licking county. and Philip 5
Wissman, Of Perry ca.
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SECOND DAY.
GRAIN BY THE ACRE.
HORSES

Aeardiag Commiuee Michael Leist, Thomas
Swope and Reason Ricketts,
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GaADs CATTLE

HHHTaIHR WmFIft- II a W1II1, 81 hDEF
} o B RsunicR aud N ahssisl Dsnney. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01

LARGE LAND SALES.

av y;,,p. of a decree Of The Circuit Court Madison g'
e. ~. ~ SI " &c tie undersigned commi,si"ns,. 81 "a"
Con sell fub'is auction" = me s W"G,.'n cout
S h If aud ID days Of l.53 Merchant ana G ~
~ n acres o. la" a"[si ,. oo sSis e.rh
TN VS. farms lie ur" The The i%DnCn R''ef hs
!slis from New ioroo-*is b.p';o m a..
Central Rail oa and are wen .l"i 80, 81 nr pr
wou! make very superior sraz"g IanH. hi"fT ZEN
"nsn 1 same ne AMI Place land IN he RIO,
Ridge will sold IN sections a" several tn"usau w. I'm, i
pIy all Of his land rough .l '.esiou u a.
gSft of ni ma 5y 's SseS
and rnssessrs soil 1 istcsi drses a Terribly Mm.,T.r'
Land cleared and e. m,.sa I" ~, '.s s"0 ~
eaTh eT'gteu Si an Tie m and 5 days Augu me Cham
& in Madison cuun,y said Champar srac! when con-
inns aboIt 35 acres land Of superior quai}; am oo
o. S ,be Blue RIDGE the Ragged Mouoa ami Hughes River
NJ Champ'ain farm v" ilopas os @ i, l.
rery pro!u wheat oats ana rye aIu ,
adapted grazing one Of ne moo, desraDe
in theeOun,y c,,.o., c,,, House on The 81 Monday
il Husus ano,hcr Land, which lice ~ Cuers. 1"Mns
contains OF land adons 'e Raj Road
LII a,i,rrs and il disran, the Orange and hexaua na '
'"9s SIX u sell a, Madison Cour House. the m Thurs
% one hall acre Of land adjoining the lots OF ne
G. s. Thrift and John W. Taylor ,o,, 49,. ,,,hof An.
% usr rr sell TWO Brick Buildings on Main street. oeeuie &C.
William. and part OF Lots No. - ana ~; one S s
street so s Three Tsmrens Wafer street par; OF L", No
Lot On Caroline street. li'' " no - ~
,nt OF of Water street NO 49,, ,,r. NJ an
the biiei space ."
,.,m,nt Those vino wish 70 Pufchhs. are ~ So,
aud are referred the under-snti Al sih'
.hn EII show :hc ChtnP!aih iafm anu mus ,
wa .v Kerry WHO show the asioh tract anu tNosr
,n .uy one OF will promptly furnish any inuiia
ION w. can whc may be asked Tor toucths lne a.o,e 49,
ush Scott VII: give all ncces any lhiormac" @D'u TIC "
Frederic ksbLrg ..,. :, -, ., ,,,v ali c,u,p,s
rrrcpt 10 the and Tor the residue OF the uchafe on.!
h GOOD personal security payable IN equal instruments % w"
10 hire. and four years be- gven an! the Legal tile :" "
land re- aimed as additional security 49,
49, A H. SIMS.
ACREY BERRY,
a K DLAkEl, Cohihssoi CT
wM L. EARLY,
TlIUS. \. WELCll,J
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ANTlFICIAL TEETH.

eNEAl AND IMPORTANT lMfROFEMbNi,,
Undersigned haze purchased the right 10 Use Dr. Aehs
- ' improvements the mode Of inserting Artihclal leelh'
WI H Is pe OF s- and important inventions ever
branch of the Dentslsa TIL. improvement consists
Of metal, gold IN purity and IN the
complete unluu he teeth bv scous cu;9pnund which
in. Is i'fr:s beautiful ni Natural looking gum MI
and rendering
70 become unpleasant to the weaicr by the accumulation Of
~ VI food and other between them No other mode
papuhhs artificial teeth comparable to this any respect
wearing teeth nsertcd III the ordinary and giving
h Guo) ure Invited Try this nvcntion which they do
e Cost We shall be pleased 20 show specimens of this kind
70 any persons who will call al office whether they
"'"aca Teet! or noi WAYT s. MAHONY, Dentists,
NJ 209 M1nstreet
are Agents for the sale Of Dr. Aliens improvement in this
dhd RESPECTFULLY ali the Dentists Of this city and else
ee IN the State, examine We prepared give
u elesary instruction on reasonable terms
nave tried this practice long enough
Its merits thoroughly; aud satisfied that tits the
vii Improvement effected in mechanical dentistry We
49, any Information concerning il by letter otherwise
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUk SERVINGS.


rsSIS ESTABLISHMENT is open for The reception o yis
tors The healing qualities Of the are we'll established
and by many inferior 10 none IN Tue stare
buildings upon scaetasteIuy arranged WIN spacious
aos extensive paved walks anu cofercu
avs haded nv band OF music has been
secured ample supply me very BEST wines quo
ami s,ure, which the country Afford without regard I"
noe and accommodating will ndeavor TO make
H.. ,;,na ri Ihe guests agreeable As possible.
follows: ending lS Octn.
nr ,cr months. SIS; months, SGT; for month";
ca, tor wo weeks Isl week. slO day 81 75 meals
and lodgings each, 80 cents; children under twelve years
I .sry,nis halt price; charge for children under
wars Horses day, sO mouth The best Of
ss and quo been obtained corkage of 81 bottle and
n quantities. will be charged all that shall
~ brought 10 The place by others Bills payable weekly
Alexandria Orange Railroad Warren.
m cars Alexandria O'Clock except
Sunday and Warenon about aud half hours where
Srungs half miles. amzcd road Returning
half o'clock and 70 Alexandra
and the evening Baltimore Another
train Alexandria and sel' beaco IN
hall hours, irst rate line OF stage Coaches
will take passengers miles, TO the Springs over
GOOD summer by either from Alexandria 10 the
Springs So Travellers who came by Gorrnsve VIII have
rGua good coaches Cupeper Court House, which place ley
leye the and get 10 Beaeion m thirty nm
urs where will hem Immediately 10 the
Tins making lines from Bca0n ah one from war.
10 The Springs Persons breakfast al the Springs dine
about hours IN aexinura ahu return 10 o se6 "
sunset Of the day.
Passengers evening train from Richmond may get to me
Springs via Alexandria by day BY the Gordonsvile
thew al Culpeper House. and get TO the Springs
about nine morning good line VI coaches VIII 80
from the Springs Market three week. ofnccilns
"a''o |'' ~ THOMAS o. FLINT
rura 80 .,n, Superintendent
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LOTTERIES.
LAm8ERT;s LOTTERY OFFICE, BALTIMORE.

MARYLAND.
rENOMAS LAMBERT intends opening Office OPPOSITE Bar
nunls toiel," Calvert baltimore. Mpnuuy2 May
every license for sulc Of ote
ITre will have expired and be renewed
will ciikert sell Tickets The State f."
MS part he unwilling pursue MdaCd calling, having here
the good fortune during residence yeM
c,ty accused Of any violation Of law ordinance
lie therefore respectfully socs tho patronage of hs lrsn. an.
li,g riskns the penalty doing, assuring those u
do kn0r him that their orders WI receive prompt ant
nj Prize Tickets the Maryland Lotteries, or such Dca"a
he has sold in here which he willhArc tie
will be cashed or received IN payment OF Tickets
RICHMOND, Va, APRIL 2G, 1853.
nJ if Ticket Nos Is 80 e. Bel Air Glass o. June 2lst
prize nf Sl00M-aI this Office
10 Half Ticket, IL 70, Patapsco ' June .'t Fz
Of $500 sent TO in Ichnunu Tor oo CENTS
nra.~,,,>,., r nttcrIes for JuIy,l 1853.
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DSCONDED my Jail, Friday the th inst negro wo.
IA named ANGELNE She is OF black color iee - ime.
:, or feel high forehead Of hair She has uncommon
large limbs Is between p and "a years Of age and out
zone has had six children and was
Ell county Va She speaks orogue dnel'
e from Negroes raised Eastern Virginia. and quite Intelligent
Said woman back Augusta where he was rals'
ell either by The Central Rail Road will me aooe
rewad dclveance jail or to Messs ~ ~ q y =.
Hill Richmond ,-o w ,r,,,nsoS
Nav Ubo W. n ht.NS'I'.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

II E"E21F-ioN oT VIRGINIA SII FER cESr,
DEBr.
IN in,LoEES OF TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
DEF iSsu-i hy he Safe VIRGINIA., eLccmible the
W March, lSii al ii white pcrluI
@ 'c s""s VII tLkG I";lcc that "1he Commissioners IF tie
"d rtcaiel ~ OF lie tcncfdl Assembly vi.
i s*i oa III" ~ hi! ~ OF March,. @ xii; proceed, the LIST
Ahs"H next redeem The certificates Treasury
I''Iri'nwcdtii aforesaid! Tie n,icrs said
liz, "i ." sclo. tie SAID ist Jay surrender
81 e "ltr :" 'lc SscoEi Auaiior; an, whether
'"t Tic ineIcS; lirIcnn VIII hat day:
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rgNO ISAAC STEPHENS and Mary his wife, and John w
Wilson, and WIN Holman, Executors OF John Holman decd
Take Succ,iat shall Cumberland Court House. the State
Virginia MOuay the st day Of August S3 take the d'no
,ons lanes usUn. VIM NJ Thornton aud Thomas W Crow
nd be read evidence chanc.y pend
ing Court oi Cumberland county IN which John
Ha G9qs wGh The 1i annexed o. sam
Sa,e iivi'i ' ~? ~, lin ii, JOHN K WILSON.
ic bonls wilhthe WIN uhhe*eu Oh sam
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VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND LOT AT
EREEN I.ahnIINE COI'NTN

w or private icue and lot. the Bowling
w Green county Caroline This house ard lot
u! years store house. and he
ost valuable The village The building spacious a
especially Few locations offer higher
Inducements ent-rprng merchant than tina Il j. situated
Tie centre village, viii always command Large Trade
Ii this property sold privately by July Court VIII then he
offered publicly The highest bidder Terms will be
will be made Known the day al safe For
ur,hc information apply the subscriber or Voolfolk .f Ca
rnIn. f. ". SCOTT,
.rr,l l,-rwtLs For the
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s-DENFI.T OF THIS DAY IS x~s

N-DEN II eTItN OF THIS DA 4 IS
49, no, few years since. Il has }sz&8SiSx
hrcome branches OF busness-SurIical VI YYV4
and Mechanical work IN both with. 1-A-A-
uuy proficiency The other also prevents his
serving many persons thereby keeping up the prices DENTIST
NAV the mouth arrive al great riec'
ZION il. and receive and superiend numerous or.
.rs artificial teeth empluyn. lumber OF dentists The
work shop Operators dentistry Of to-day convinced Of these
truths bur 10 Of funds fobids action
my business have been ut great
pms scu. suitable person for hc mechanical department.
an myself have in the person Of A. W. Jones
improvements will days be happy TO show his capacity
those appreciate the advantages OF earsng Tue
number Of dentists from many in an Office
~ r. ID. ADDlSGTON, D. D. S,
Inn. 2,,rlv Richmond. Va.
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NEW BRICK MACHINE,
.-o,,, s.IIcrrScEITI npERATInS IN BALTIMORE


II is 50 simple any intelligent can learn manage IN
,su or ,ies Gays You have merely shose clay into box
and horse the TIE machine ienPere he clay an
The bricks in he such the most
hand scarcely equal When burned they ATE ouu u
and uadc The usual way Dc
br clay the OF the screw than
ia possible by hand Tho clay 10 be dug cIt III
al ali night then requires shovel III the box boy
mn in Inc empty mouds pass hcm barrow hird
10 vince the NJ 70 fourth discharge ei MN a. su
TO wal, on all no Sc and i'e
uoys make from eight thousand brcksFcrday Tie gold meta
Was awarded for by the Maryland Institute III November ls2
ca ~ br 6ur maud machine s2J0-u the five mould 3N
.Iu,inc p,,en, for machine Address
iunt eo3NIm. FRANCIS II SMITH, Baltimore.
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SALE OF THE ANTIETAM IRON
@ =" an order o, the chaucery OF Maryland ne
Is undersigned Trustees will onst q; sI a. et Ge .ha *
ne in the cry OF that very valuable pFoPsH! N"'"
by the "1 THE Is ANTIEATAm IRON WORKS,
VITA the a buildings All a'aGheI en-
The n with The rotome Chtsaeake an" Ohio Ia
nal las.,s a, very or ilsanc. from hen ines Is AZ
loaded ulcaed The ad'aHtarer OF the position
not % a. Gy K.s y % osS s we'll
istrie; vicinity Of several popueu' ana n.v%E
d Ohio Raj Road and arpers Ferry to which there ~ e"y a
by the canal or by good eGu III. ms2ess Of Ba
more District Of Columbia and INC nv mean. Of the
canal, works supps'ed w't ore sD. M "
cinty and with ard coke from works have been
s sm,eI among the most r,eEsivr cGHpr ana ponGe,;s
Iron Works IL the tnie sas sssr power urnhe by
an.an liver The 4 bl' 70 t't m"+ 'o .o anu M,
IA =. orrae ,4n, cep'b.e OF producing "eesi! op", 81
eighty tons g -ns o"s anu , Ie,ors !. upog ~ q.
power AL pss m !a.ss, improvements and mad TO
gu, one s.e,jsd preference among dealers
E5n for many been piarp.y sur pHed y"
quality from bank 90 the margin OF the WEI -
ID. ~ The potomac, dlstan abou' tour nass, NE
shirT In. ore IL dog by ARRANGEMENT! WI me lIeen y =
W the zane me aaa as mere C. y . aiI0 a., %" os
pIy qaaIiy believe! TO be the sane as s, s ~
rsnaaI Inch Will he sold VIII, hem .,.,...
The TSs ;ss are ss dss s speisn as
,ia dwellings for the ole ara @
miles There also upon the premises tAiti 'aso" '
sA, the furnace ~ >; AZ -.,y -,
PERSONS disposed 10 unite Ia the purchase W NV.
ub e s.T ., ersns he
Maryland. containing very liberal ana =, !,
A Plat Of this property aud fu',rr MOS
viii ne shown an. Gwen se dfoset TO ufs"a't' -
,!cu either The us ees 80 -, c,., ~ he M ~.
rhe terms Of vii be as'h,!o"s: ore'ou'.' " ~ -
:, =. IN day sale or us Ina -
" sr.nt. .ni tbr remainder ihf-r 'qua
ss.vs and shteeo month"; viii. Intee. from me Gay u
| ~ is aclnrily occurred SEuoI * irhste3
l June l6-c13w - .. '''S'
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAPLR Y WAREHOUSE. - :.
6tYRUS w. FIELD N CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.
~ H. CHI Street New York are sole Agents the United states
for Musprdt's superior Dearti,1 Powder
Victoria Mills Ceehra cd WlI;oe parers
Russell 4" SUPERIOR "
Gencsec :! rrla'ius
Rawlins d Sons English TSur
First quality Ut::aruar,Tc Nm.
They are also cents log he principal Paer Manu- "
co"n'T ad "ier Tor sale by extensive anu
M and Paper Manufacturers aferiGs Dc iuIh
in this a any other Country. :,
They occupy the large and Warehouses; No u III
Street. No % Clin Street. No Christopher Street and the Ions
the large Iron Stores, AID ClG Street. go,
Their business s. w3e,ae ana writing papers are SOLD uS
the only. :,
Their extraordinary facilities enable offer all Goods oo
Foreign anu domestic, 4; hc lowest possible prices
Paper made To orer cish' Liberal advances
conslsnien OF Paper Paper Makers stock and other
dne.
The highest mirSe; price paid cash all kinds OF RAGS
June S-d&cwly
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. -,
rsNE undersigned have Ills themselves ose.s
under Tie lrm anu style al SMITH MADbCH Tor me pu
OF raiisdcilt. genera Commission business the GU"
Richmond and offer their their friends and the Puo
generally lr the safe o Incco, Wheat Flour Corn &c, VI"
the pledge that they will best inierc
OF all who may iAsor them viii their atronase.
DAVID II. SMITH,
w. II. MADDJX
May 6-iAugil Office bib st.. Shockoe Warehouse
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NOTICE TO TRiCTORS.-vIRGINIA CEN
TRIAL Rail. ROAD.

y
TRAl Rail. ROAD.
PROPOSALS. will be Bath county
Virginia. from the list he 18th july for all the heavy sec
lions on the Virginia Central Road between Mboo an JACK
sons River.
The work now Offered enaccs very desirable jobs ncn
dug heavy cuts and l5 SERIAL tunnels ani the abuens an"
piers of number Of Lrcc ,r.s
The plans and Specification be ready exau aatiun b? the
cuntrac the office 4, Division Engineer Mborn any
time after The LIST Juiy.
The ucrcssul bills will b. NJ the Bath Alum Sprit on
the 10th July. BY order OF Il. Beard CIIAS ELLET JR.
Mlboro', June ist, 1853 -,lhJuIy Chief EnGiucer
NJ Office no COSTR VIRGINIA CENTRAL
u RAIL EOaD-Cnitrac rs arr hereby formed hat the
the letting advertise, II Ike place at the Alumni
Springs July proposals be received furnishing hun
dre thousand Cross Ties Dr tho track of the Gen Road be-
tween Stauntcn and Atihuro
Also at the same time and acc PROPOSE will be received Tor
large Of very heavy senn 10 be erected near Mboo
BY order Of tie Board
CHARLES ELLET, Jr Chief Ensineer
BATH ALUM, June 80, lsj.-,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
ELnWOOD FOR SALE.

HAVING purchased residence the CITY, oier al pr!'ae
sale my farm Ctickahonny IN enrico county
eight miles from Richmond an and half miles below the new
bIges Il contains $50 acres-3n0 high land and the balance
low Grounds About the low land Is cleared and IN cu
Iyao highland III cultivation, which has all
hen we. lined by ME in the years and half we'll
clover The land is heavily mbeed The buildings are
consisting Of comfortable house win on rooms Servants
house large stable and house.
The very healthy anu society as good az any III
lawyer virginia The and the beautiful
forterins apply TO me- RICHARD h'LL' 'S'