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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03
Mf% Stock Window Shades. Me~ :S'
J. l.. MILLER & co.

G. l.. MILLER & co,
nuf1cturers and Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
WINDOW SHADES-sourh-west corner
w Second and Arch Sts. PhiAdeLphia.
Such as Gothe's Landscapes, Borders. Vases.
Scrolls. Bcquets. Gold Borders, &c of the most
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
h,e country. and at such Low Prices as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands. Cambrics. Tassels, Cords, Brasses,
&C.. in every variety for City or Country trade
lVTWe invite an examination of our Stock
at the Depot. S. W. corner Cd & Arch. Philad.
Jan. 1854 im5i
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i. also a comfortable dwelling House for
the Miller.
No. 2. An excellent Saw Mill
in good order, and with ample water power
No. 3. A 6rst-rate Farm OF
ll5 Acres Limestone land in high state
Of cultivation, with a fine young OrchardEA
OF about acres, besides numerous other L.
Fruit Trees, and having thereon erected (bc-
sides the above Mill>) large two-storey
double-front Brick MANSION HOUSE
~ and Kitchen, a Frame BANK BARN 100
.X1 feet by So, newly wea,her-boarded and
buildings and improvements, and an abund-
ant supply Of Water.
This property is one of the most pleasant
and desirable in the West Branch country,
and is within four miles of the Catawissa and
Sunbury g. Erie Railroads. |, is situated IN
Kelly Tp, Union Co.. Pa, in the heart Of the
rirh and populous BufaIoe Valley. 1t lies on
Buifalue Creek, four miles from LewiSburg
and the same distance from Milton. on the
road leading from the latter place TO Buifalce
Y Roads. The location is one Of remarkable
beauty and healthfuIness, and convenient to
Markets. Schools, Churches, &c.
T~If not sold by the 9th of Dec. next. il.
will then be RENTED for one year. Letters
Of inquiry can be addressed to the subscrib-
ers at Lewisburg. Union comfy.
SARAH B. VANVALZAH,
LAIRD HOWARD.
Nov. 3, 1854. Executors.
Lane. Ind W." and LEVIN "True D." copyts
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PUBLIC SALE.

ll,3 PUBLIC SALE. %
4 TRACT of Land in Chillisquaque TIP,
N Nor,h'd Co.. On back road from Milton
to Forsman's S, adjoining lands of Sherer, Mach
inner, Sweeny and Hepburn. containing about
32 Acres more or less, about 25 under cul-
tiya,ion, the remainder Woodland. There are
on the premises two good Dwelling Houses
and wells Of Water, separate, and a number
of Peach Trees. Pear. Plum and Apple.
This property will be offered for sale on the
premises on
Saturday the 18th November next,
at 10 o'clock. AM, when terms will be made
known. Immediate possession can be given.
Oct. 24-pd WIN. MDANlEL.
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DEING extensively engaged in the manuf
ID acture of PAPER, we will pay to Coun
try Merchants and others having RAGS for
sale, more than he presenf moykef Criees- CAss
JESSUP & MOORE. Paper ManufseSs
PhiiadeIphio-Nos. "a Il 26. North 81.
Ems Nst g.. be cv Arch, be.~sen s'h q Nh}
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BUILDING HARDWARE

Tool Store exclusively,
The largest Establishment Of the Kind m the US.
VIM. NJ. Mcclure s. Bro.
No. 2S7 Market St above Seventh, Philad
M all kinds. warranted quality. Patent
Silvered. Glass Knobs"
Premium Porcelain Knobs, ,overl00 patterns.
Slve,-pIated Knobs, Hinges, &c, with the
most complete assortment of all the Modern
Goods in this line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired
Hot dir Registers and Eentilators at
Factory Prices.
VAll orders put up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALL AND SEE US, 6m5Iqt
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ZINC PAINTS.


nNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
" LEAD, and free from all poisonous
qualities.
TIE VIEW JERSEY ZINC coNPANT, having
greatly eniaTgd theiI works and improved the quality
OF their rusts prepared to orders for tb,ir
SUPERIOR PAINTS, Dry. and Ground in Oil, in
assorted packages of irfm 25 TO 500 pounds also
DRY. in barrels OF 20 pounds each.
Their WHITE ZINC. which is sold dry or ground in
OIL is warranted pure and unsurI ass,d for body ard
uniform hittness.
method of preparation has recently been discovered
which enables the Company 20 warrant their paints
Keep flesh auI snft in the Kegs for any reasonable time
In this their paints viii! be superior any
in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT which /. sold at . low
price and can only he mad. from the Zinc ores from
New Jersey i now wei! known for its protective quail
ties VIXEN applied To iron other metallic eupfaree
Their STONE COLOR PAINT possesses all the proper
ties of the Brown and is Of agreeable color pain
ting Cottages, peIots, Out buildings. Bridges, &c.
FRENCH RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint DEALERS and importers,
NV. cor. Of 10th and Market Sts. Philadelphia
6m523tl1z
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FOWZERS,

Professional Examination with Charts, and
full written descriptions Of character, gwen
day and evening. II Cabinet free to vIsi-
tors fIy5I7c5dol
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Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1850
FOR RENT.

AA From the LIST April next. THREE
ROOMS on North Third street, now
in the occupancy Of Charles ). Bell as a
Restaurant. and Saloons. They are well
suited for Shops, Offices, or Stores. Enquire
of WIN. FRICK.
LewiSburg, Feb. 4, 1854
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Friday, Sd Of November
$50 Acres

more or less, all cleared and in good state
of cultivation. except about Is acres which
are in frst-rate TIMBER. 1t comprises also
TWO ORCHARDS. and portion Of excellent
Meadow. The Improvements are ~
large two-storey frame Dwelling House, Ill.a
(and Spring Of never-failing Water) large
BANK DARN, and other necessary Buildings.
No II. Also another Tract
situate in the Township aforesaid, adjoining
lands of Kaufman Il Reber on the west DR..
Samuel l.. Beck on the north. Jacob Farley
on the east, and other lands of said decd on
the south, containing about
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r. BssSssss .Mes.-The LxwIsNuRs CnsoSiclx
hes considerably tho isrs~st circulation Of any English
neHsnarerin Union county.
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Baltimore Adv'ts.
CARR, GEISE & CO.,
Flour, Grain, & Lumber Commission


Flour, Grain, & Lumber Commission
Merchants 23 4 % Spear Wharf,
n,Fru TO Buitinore.
John Clarke. E>l., Pres. Citizrns Bank, p.I.imor,
A =. Giles, Ed, Cash. franklin do }
Rogers >iuniekson 4 20,
J Tome, E~q.. Pres.d Cecil Rank, PoEt Depos!t-
J. waliowcr & son, Harrisburg.
Col H. C. Ever. ; -r.
j. H. App 4 20. seIia'sr''e-
Hagia. W!usate Co. Milton.
". ". Cooke. Esq. lu,r.x
Simon schuyler. E.q..
Grorc- Bodiue, f. Iinshrsyille.
VIM. Weaver. Noutoursviie-
.S H.%',5 II 's e. s:se;: $s;Alsr. VIII. n.,or.
L.viS Il. Hlinr, E>,,,
NIcnry Butb, Jrrscy Shore.
J. +. iIuling. G-l Lock Haven.
lyCARR, GEESE * 60 have the largest
Wharf room o: any Commission House IN
Baltimore. always giving quick despatch to
boats in discharging their cargoes. 6m3l1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

A PApAL EDIcr.-The Cardinal Vicar
Of Rome has issued an edict in which,
after atsributing the cholera to the sins Of
the Romans, he directs that the finger Of
St.Peter, the arm of St Roe, the heart of
ST. Charles, and other relics, shall Be ex-
posed to the admiration of the faithful, in
order to avert the wrath of the Almighty
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BufalOc Valley Farm

NOR SALE.--Having become too old 10
II manage my large Farm to advantage, |
wish to sell a part of the same-say tract OF
95 Acres, or of lC5,
as Il purchaser might desire. The portion
would part with is all first quality Limestone
land, and every field may be watered from the
Little Buiialue creek. Ii is all under good
cultivation, with new fences. except about 20
acres of excellent TIMBER. There 49,
is Limestone Quarry opened. from kS35y%
which thousands of bushels are stld HYFSs
yearly. 1t has also young bearing ~
Orchard.
The improvements-all new--are a good
80 iwo-siorey Frame HOUSE with a Cellar
Ell Kitchen, and 4 Pump beside il. a Spring
House,a large BANK BARN Wagon Shed
a Corn House. and other outbuldirss.
The property lies in Kelly township near
Gudin's store and kelly's mills miles from
Lewisburg and from Milton-and has been
pronounced one of the best in the Valley.
Title, indisputable. Payment 10 be made
one half down. and the remainder on time
Possession given the lst Of April next.
Aug. !, 1854 SAMUEL YODER.
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Public opihion, in this region, is the other
" uay.-En. CmnoN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

reyBRICK GRIST MILL
with four pairs burrs.
and the finest water pow
Ter on Brfaloe Creek.
lrhe Mill has lately been
repaired throughout, and
:,s in first-rate order, with
J a good run of custom
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Real Estate.
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.

Al PkltilE cdLG.
YTNHE following valuable Mills ana
Farm, late the property of !oas a.
deceased, is offered al pr'rafe safe
on reasonable terms, until SArURDAr noon,
the 9th day of December, 1854. viz.
No. |. A four-and-a-half Sto-
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JEWISBFRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER.

~The Ftepon n.y. Joarnalof Thurs
day last, has the following notice Of the
arrival of distinguished strangers in that
embryo city.
On A VIsIT.-We had the pleasure OF
meeting. yesterday, in our town Hon. Eli
Slifer, Of Lewisburg, Pa, member Of the
Senate Of that State, and Joseph W. Par
ker, Esq, of Lewistown, Mifiin county,
Pa. They are both Anti-Nebraska Wings
of the right stamp and bring good tidings
from the old Keystone State. Long may
they wave. The Little Giant also arrived
last evening.
"Not . drum was heard nor funeral note"
Fred. Douglas is also noticed as expcc-
ted to speak in Frecport on the all cngros-
sing subject of Nebraskaism.
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lGOl0 1851 l2Ois6 ZsO7A S3Ssl
Blacks maj. 46,4l4
Motifs maj. 1@,743,

~Tuesday next, Election day in New
York and several Western States.
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10y virtue of an order of the Orphans Cont
ID of Union county. Will be sold. on the
premises, in East Bull;,loe TIP, Union Co. Pa.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE,
ALEXANDRIA, April 10, 1854.

Ftshtorn-Accident-- Sua,lQy-Con-
FuSratton-CoUnsy EIection-WeGther.
The Mayor has been walking into the deni.
have paid heavy fines for entertaining minors
and apprentices and from the prompt man
ner in which information of those offences has
been made, doubt not that some other enact
ments of the Corporation which have long been
disregarded In that locality, might now be en-
forced. The head of our municipal affairs
has shown himself prompt and energetic in
suppressing as far as possible, the evils of this
abominable nuisance. Let the City Council
clothe him with full powers. and the whole
force of the city be applied this year to the
mitigation OF tho evil, and next year we may
succeed In entirely preventing recurrence OF
this spring leprosy.
On Saturday, a most lamentable accident oc-
Cured on board the steamer Thomas Collyer
A young man, we'll known to our citizens.
named James Tlcer. who was employed on the
boat, was caught in the crank, drawn in, and
so mangled that death ensued
Yesterday, Palm Sunday. was duly observed
at ct. Mary's Church by our Catholic citizens
Palm branches were distributed in the form
prescribed by the Roman ritual The blessing
and other ceremonies usual to the day, were
solemn zed by the pastors
On the night of Friday, a large barn at
West End, owned by Harrison Emerson, was
discovered to be on fire. The city firemen
repaired quickly to the spot, but owing to the
scarcity Of water in the vicinity, the whole
building was consumed at loss of about $500
to the owner.
The time for our county election approaches
but parties seem dormant on the subject No
new candidate has appeared in the field for a
month, but suppose it will be but a few days
far, nothing seems to be known on the subject
The fine weather Of yesterday, gave crowded
congregations to our churches, and thronys of
pedestrians to our thoroughfares. FishtOwn
done a heavy business the more to the shame
of our good people. AMI.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
-. NEW ARRANGEMENT. i 81
a.

a. .:
[ and after MoNDAi. Arrit 81, lssi, DAILY
MhlL IRAINS vii he ron over this rosd,
asIeesoiy 70 the following Arrangement: ->--
"A Train from Alexandria to Goroonsville, and in.
Stations, win leave tie Depot, corner OF
Duhe ana Henry streets, at IS ociock m, on the
sItvsl OF the Coacfes from Washington, arriving at
uoruoosFliie, at "a past II O'Clock, connecting TT
nat po Mt with the Trains on tn, Viriua Central
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville aud Staunton
out delay. 4 -
Train from Gordc nsville to Alexandra and in
teIhealate stations, win leave Gorfonsvi1le at u
clock, or on the arrival of the cars on the
virginia Central Raiirosd. arriving at Ale1andria
at quarter before o'clcck-thus allowing ample
City fer the North f7--s75 :
Train from Alexandra to Warrenton and inter
olate stations will leave Alexandra daily, (Sun-
days excepted) at qua, ter before o'clock p. m
wing at " aTrenton at ~ o'clock D.
On Sunday will leave at Is o'clock a. m. -r7rz
1rain from Warrenton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations. will leave Warrenton daily (Sun.
andria at 10 o'clock q. m
On sunday viii leave at ~ o'clock p. m.
Through TICKETS.
10 Matrenton 70
~ co
10 Chai otess lille. rs
N D 40
10 IS
W" "i1i o w
Passengers for Lynchburg Luray, and New Mar
Ket VIII take the train leaving Alexandria. at ~
days.
cepted)
Per order: Wg RROcKETT Agent
Alexandria, ap ST
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, April S-Flour has not
declined as much as it was supposed it
would have done. under the late European
news: sales OF SEQ barrels of City Mills
at SI.oE Wheat: sales of 5000 bushels
of white at Sl.Sn, and of red at 81 ia
81 IS. Corn: sales Of 10000 bushels at
lla12 cents for white, and al 72a74 cents
for yellow. Oats: sales of 1000 bushels
at 4Sa49 cents. Butter in kegs at 12al4
cents; roll at Lea Is cents. Whiskey sold
1T "a AIS cents. .g --s
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LEE POLICE BusY.-The b'hoys are agair
Trying what they can do to give employment
" the guards while on duty at night. The
Japan went to the central gaurd house on
Saturday evening at half past seven O'Clock,
ana was employed with the trial of different
cases until three o'clock on Sunday morning.
DISC der at the Theatre drunkenness, inter
t.ernng with the officers; unlawful gatherings;
hshtIng; stabbing, ETC., ETC., were the charges
preferred. These cases were disposed of as
usual. Yesterday the police officers were at
work On English Hill where the citizens xe,e
amused with some specimens of "ground and
lofty tumbling,' in which officers and pr;sona,.
were engaged. The usual Sunday sports Of
men and boys in this vicinity were very prc-.
erly interferred with by the police.
9FUN.-John Shekells was arrested los. .,,
ing, for beating colored boy named Iohn
Lee, on the avenue. Lees cries for beln Soon
orougn an ofhcer, who took SbekeIIs to tho
guard mouse, shekells plead his acquaintance
anu al ,hal ne was joking with Lee. Lee said he
nun ,hink there was much fun in being
to Jail 'A0'i' was sent
PUBLIC scHooLs.-The committee Of exami.
h:don Vi applicants for teacherships, will meet
pose. -O ' 'A p"i-
VILArsoUs.-Some scoundrel. on Satn,dov
n,ignt last. pulled up a post in front of
1he star office, and drove it through the sash
over our counting room door We will give a
reward OF $40 to any one who will give us in
formation that will lead to the detection eff the
villain who was guilty of the dastardly act.
EAGLEs.-A pair of these noble birds NAV
be seen In large coop at the back Of the Smith,
sonian Institute. We believe they are in.
ended as present to that association. but we
were unable to learn the name of the doner
ALARM-About two o. clock yesterday morn
ing, bell in the First Ward started an alarm
OF ire The alarm was false, and did not ex
tend farther than the ward in which it origi-
mated
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Convicted of Kuyxier

WooDsFIELD, Ohio, April S.-The trial
of Henry Craig was brought to close
this morning. The jury after being out
about e-hours, returned verdict in the
case of the State against Henry Craig for
the murder of Alexander Garden, of
q guilty of murder in the second degree"
The sentence is Imprisonment in the pen
itentiary for life.
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most beautiful. choice, and varied aesort.
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has lust
osen opened by Noah Waller Il Co., proprietors of
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emnor;,,r1 VI
Our citizens, as well as strangers, should, by all
means give them trial, their goods are made mn
IN the very best manner and most fashionable stye
fine black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coats
cich Vestinss &C., with selection of Furnishine
not surpassed in the city for beauty aud stye
PARTICULAR care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department ''''
Their prices uniformly low, and we saw tn ono
and all call on them before purcha knc elsex b. ra
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Ag-SoMErHING NEw.-In consenuenca of H.. III,
erai patronage bestowed the Metropolitan Gal.
iery, the proprietor has made an engagement with
Mr.. Verge, an artist from London, BIZ whose pro
cess aaguerreotypes will be colored with brilliancy
and durability unattainabie by the common matbo3
and far SURPRISING in beauty of effect and decacy
o! detail the finest paintings on ivory. To avoid
disappointment, ladies and gentlemen are invited to
MAKE Ineir ENGAGEMENTS in advance, and their min
iatures will then be m ade at the hour de.ipn, tod
Metropolitan Gallery over Lane & fuckers store.
pennsylvania avenue, betv cen ~ and 9Th streets
GEO ADAMS Artist
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}1OIs SALE'-A very desirable FARM on the
Il kockvli Q Turnpike, ~ miles from Georgetown n,
containing 100 acres 70 of which is perfectly set in
Lmoshy, the balance, 25 acres, in Timber of supe.
nor quality. The Improvement consists of com
Portable House. large barn, hay barn. sufficient for
lov IONS nay house to hold $50 barrels corn ;
! stables complete tor horses &c. 1t has a Peach
and Apple orchard of 6G0 trees All the buildings
are new and covered with best cypress shingles Tie
place Is well watered and has located near the house
spr ng OF the purest water, the quantity of water
gwen out from it adapts it particularly a. dairy
farm The neishborhpod is of the most Respectable
character The lands adjoining are being rapidly
put In complete cultivation. The proposed Metro
politan Railroad runs within 4 mile of the Farm.
and 1T being nearly equdistant between George town
ana Rockville, secures Depot at thi, place For
terms apply to J.L. KIDWFII
mar III High street, Georgr town, d. G.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
LII undersigned will sell on accommodating terms
part OF his Real Estate in the City of Washipgto,
consisting efa large amount of cheap Ground and a
number OF valuable Building Lots, in various Sec
THOs. LUMPKIN, Office, 10th st., or to
J. @. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
mar Him
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STRIPED SILK at SO cents, very
- cheap
Small plaid Silks at 621 cts, very cheap
Rich plain Poult D 'Soie Silks
Black Silks from Is ce It's per yard up to 50
White, pink, blue, and black Watered Silks
Write Grape, Cashmere, and Eerege ShawIs
Pink, blue, green, and corn colored plain Ere ncb
Nj. De LANES, at 81 4 cts, worth 50
All wool French De Berege, for travelling dreS
seS.
My stock is very large and will be sold very cheer
customers Will therefore find it to their advantage
give me call WIN r. RILEY,
CORNER Sth street and opp. Centre Market
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The Greatest Race on Record

New ORLEANS, April s.-Decidedly the
greatest four mile race on record has lust
been concluded on the Metairie Course.
near this city. Lecompte, the Louisiana
horse, won the purse of $1,000 in two
straight heats.
The time Of the fist heat was 7:26:
and of the second heat, 1889. This is
the finest time ever made.
The entries were, Lecompte, the only
horse not distanced by Lexington, in the
recent great State post stake race for
twenty thousand dollars: Lexington. of
kentucky, winner Of said race; and Rubre
The latter was distanced on the second
heat.
Before starting Lexington was the favo-
rite at odds. Large amounts of money
were bet upon the result, which has
thrown the sporting community into the
greatest state Of excitement.
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ZEE undersigned offers at private sale a new and
L beautiful three story frame house with two sto.
ry back building, containing eight rooms and pas.
SAGE, oath room and pantry: tire lot runs back e5
!eet, TO " foot alley, also 81 lie alley The pron.
efy Is situated in one of the heath.st parts OF the
city, ad is now under rent at s275 per annum. Per
cons wishing to invest money where it will paw a
large interest, will do well by calling onJ T. MARI.
New lork avenue, near 18th ST.; or, j. l.. BROWN
IL litn ST., between and NJ, between IL and o'clock
This property will be sold low for cash. Tpn3-SI*
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FRUIT TREES, GARDEN SEEDS &c

AAI1Sb On0O1lN OCEUS, &C.
Vie subscriber has 10 offer at his nursery a fine
pieF, apricot plums cherries and many thousa nds
OF the fine large English Gooseberries Curran,s,
Raspbarries Rhubarb Roots &C., of the very choicest
varieties The Garden and Flower Seeds having
been selected personally in Europe from the lest
growers, are OF the most genuine quality. Among the
vegetables are the finest kinds Of Carriages, Cauli.
fowers, TurAips &c. The flower seeds comprise CIV.
erytnias new ana rare JOHN SAUL.
Nursery, It'll street, between O and P ats.
Seed Store corner Of 7th and Ii streets.
ap 4-d6t*
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apr CT
BY j. ROBINSON, Auctione.r.

=,
" ALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
IloN:-I shall sell next MONDAY, the lott,
instant at AZ O'Clock m, on street between Stb
na S.n s'reets Island, Lot 10 feet inches front
by DO fet inches Deep with good two-story fran,
aouse, conveniently arranged, and in a good neigh.
oornood, where property is rapidly increasing in
owner is about to leave the city. - NC '-'
Terms s'oo caih the balance ia 3, g. Q. and Il
months Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
deed given and deed of trust t,sen N ...,-,.
deferred payments ~ 'eo~-'
Gonveyancing at the cost Of purchaser.
ii the terms are not complied With in five DAYS ar
yer sae the property will be resod at the expeuse
u .ne MS. purchaser. j. ROBINSON,
aPe-uls Aucfjoneer
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~ As Spring and Summer Medicine CARrfR.s
SPANISH MIXTURE stands preeminent above ali 9TH
ers Its singulary eficacious action on the blood
us and vivifying qualities. its tonic
acton on tie Liver its tendency to drive all humors
70 the surface. thereby cleansing the system accord
iag to Natures own prescription its harmless, and
a' the same time extraordinary good effects, and the
number of cures testified to by mspv of the most va
spectacle citizens of Richmond, Va and elsewhere
must be conclusive evidence that there ia no hun
bug about it.
sceptical of its benefits.
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