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TAlNO TAl 49, AuC SuDSCI1DCTb HAVING
II been appointed agents OF the New Jersey Zinc
Company for the sale of their superior Paints, are
prepared to execute orders for any description, de-
livered in Baltimore at the company's prices, and
on the same liberal terms.
The White Paint is warranted pure, and is un-
surpassed by any other article in use. II is sold
either dry or ground in OIL .
The Brown Zinc is made only from the New
Jersey Zinc Ores, and is extensively used as a
protection to iron other ermetalic surfaces. II is
cheap and economical paint
The Brown Stone Color is unequalled as dura'
bic covering for Cottages, Depots, Bridges, &c.
The consumption of it is very large, and it has
given entire satisfaction. T
All the paints manufactured by the company are
of the highest excellence, some important improve
ments having recently been discovered and ap-
piled in their preparation, and they are warranted
to keep soft and fresh in the kegs, any reasonable
length of time. In this respect, they are superior
TO any others in market.
JOHN SULLIVAN & SONS, Agents,
Apr 7-d3m No. 2, Camden ST., Baltimore.
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OFFICE OF THE N. Y. AND LIvERPooL U. s.
MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Jan. 81, 1854.
The steamers of this company use exclusively
the Zinc Paint manufactured by the New Jersey
Zinc Company, experience having proved its de-
cided superiority over all other paints
EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent.
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j. r. DICKINSON,
ITO n N e Y AT l. A w,

WASHINGTON, d. G.
Late E1amtner of Claims IN the Pension O6fcs,)
Will attend TO any business entrusted to his care;
particularly to Claims for Pensions, Bounty Land,
Land Patents, Scrip, Back Pay, &c.
REFERENCES: Hon. r. M. T. Hunter, U. s. Sem
ate; Hon. Jno. w. Maury, Mayor of Washington;
Hon. JAS E. Heath, late Commissioner of PEN
sions Hon. Jno. Wilson, Commissioner of Cen
eral Land Office.
have duplicate pay rolls of the army from 179o
to 1910, the original of which were burnt in 1914.
J. p. d.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

u. 5. Navy YARD, GosPoRT, Va,
January 20, 1854.
To C. E. Detmold, President ~ J. Zinc Co., ~ y.
SIR: A series of experiments conducted by me,
with the utmost care during the past three years,
upon all the various paints and artificial prepara-
tions for the preservation Of timber, have led me
to the important discovery that the White Zinc
Paint, manufacturedby the New Jersey Zinc Com
pany, serves as perfect protection against the
ravages of the marine worm, and the formation or
barnacles, whilst no other paint or preparation Of
any kind combines the same protective effect
am now preparing full report on this impor-
tant subject to the Bureaus of Yards and Docks at
Washington, and shall send with il complete Sc
ries of specimens Of wood anG metal plates, which
were covered with the different paints and pre-
parations, and then exposed alike for an entire
season, in salt water, opposite this navy yard all
of which illustrates. in the most striking manner,
the invaluable qualities and decided superiority OF
your White Zinc Paint over all other kinds
paints especially for marine purposes.
You are at liberty TO give full publicity to the
above stated facts, which are of too much impor-
tance to be kept from the naval and commercial
world. am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector u s. NAVY Yard, Gosport, Va
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"ARPER,s GAZETTEER OF THE
III World. TO be completed in 10 Nos, illus
iraied by seven Maps, price so cents per No.; the
first number now ready.
RUSSIA, trnnslated from the French OF the
Marquis De CUISINE just published snd Tor
sale by r. fAhNHAM
July IL Il, sorper OF Psup. sv aud lith 81
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SUCCESS OF EAST
u mans Headache Remedy.-See certificates
of the magical cures by this wonderful remedy, of
ministers, lawyers, doctors, and ladies, at
GILMAN'S Drug Store,
Nav l2 Near Browns Hotel.
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s. side Pa. avenue, bet. 3 and IL streets,
Nov e-eoly. m) opposite u. s. Hotel.
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I,RIAL or MATT. Il. wARD.-A fal

No. III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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n HENIsH AND MOSELLE WINES
III In glass, viz
Deidesheim, Gusenheim, Rudesheim.
Hockheim, in quarts and pints
Johanisberg and Stunwine in Bocksbuetet.
Also, Nuts Burgundy Wine.
,f SHEKELL & BAILEY,
May 11-1wif No. 5, oppo. Centre Market.
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Corner Penn. avenue and 1lth street.
Nav 16
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and sole importers in the United States.
STANISLAUS MURRAY is our sub-ageRt for
Washington and Georgetown, ID. c., and Alex
andria, Va.
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midable rival in Diogenes. The literary talent Of
the latter Ia superior u the former, and the Wit ID
more genial. Dioge~es II not 30 arrogant aud pre-
suning as Punch, and Is not such toady to the
ss.irst Punch pretends TO the courage Of the bull
dog tho msstifY but il roughly haodled proves to
he yelpiDg cur. For years 1t lampo0ned Silk
Buckingham and Alfred Bum. two tn rough hum
bugs certainly. They. however, lampooned the
writer's in Punch and were never attacked after
wards Punch is In fact bully and . coward.
Austris Is again complaining Of the movements
OF Kossuth 10 England, and old fiddl0g Lard West
morelahd, the English amhassAdT ut Vienna, has
spologzea for the hated privilege of free speech.
viii h every one living in England enjoys. This
conduct Of the English government and its reprs-
sertativcs abroad, is truly ptiabe and osgracefal
Austria would have got from old Noll, as Oliver
Crom@ell was ncknamed, if he were ct the he sd Of
Affairs just now Palmefston will, no doubt, get up
o gunpowner plot against Kossuth to stop his
mouth the same, az he did some time since.
Some time since an American clergyman, named
Richmond, corresponded With the London Daily
Mes from Austria and Hungary. For this he was
iltreated by the Austrian government. He appealed
to the representative OF his country at Vienna for
redress The latter described Richmond a. insane
to the authorities at Washington, and Secretary
Marcy us tilted the Austrians. aud expressed salts
faction at Richmond being driven out OF their do
minions. This man. who was Described as insane,
has ever since been the correspondent Of the same
journal in the Danubian Prncipalities, and writes
some Of the most interesting and valuable letters
which we get from the seat Of war.
A burst Of indignation has come from the whole
weekly press Of EDglaod-whig, tory and radical
at the conduct Of Lord Aberdeen in the debate on
the Eastern question. brought on last week in the
House Of Lords. and q cry Of "Tnrn him out" re-
sounds from one end of the kingdom to the
other. The Eastern question was brought on in
The Lords by Lord Lyndhurst, who is the son of
Copey, the American painter. Lyndhurst Is the
greatest Of living orators. He showed the Emperor
OF Russia to tie the greatest criminal an pest that
ever polluted the earth Aberdeen's speech was
full Of peace at any price," Austria has now joined
the Western Powers evid, ntly to break the fall ofte
Gar now fortune has turned against him, and to
prevent Russia from being parttioned, because II
the paItioning process goes on there isno knowing
where it will stop. Aberdeen, it is believed, has
accepted with cordiality the adhesion Of Austria,
order to maintain the Status quo ante beam. Hence
the indignation of the English press. Layards mo-
ton, therefore, in the House Of Commons, next
Thursday. against Aberdeen. calling him to account,
will be looked forward to by the nation with sur
passing interest.
Petitions are getting up to Parliament praying
for the ftora ion of Poland. Even tory lords have
announced their conversion to its necessity.
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cicus colours. The evening. ~ II drew towards the
deeper shades Of night, was sultry, and haze.
omiDous OF storm; hung over the tau trees OF the
park under which skulked the newly imported deer;
bot II rather increased than diminished the EN-
pTeswment Of the scene. Ices were served BY the
FLASHING fountains. aud the Duo d'AIbc produced
indescribable fun, as he humorously described his
affair with young NJ Soul9, of Madrid notoriety. In
the midst II all there pvtits suyprsi, Ia the
displayed all the marvels Of pyrotechnis art; sad
thus closed domestic evening at the palsce Of st.
Cloud, under the reign Of Nap leon, which the prvi
legged few who witnessed viii not easily eface from
their memories.
The weather Is still subject Of infinite Dispute
tude. The clergy have been ordered to pray first
for rain and then for sunshine and they have
both by fits and starts, they are considerably puz
Fled which to pray Tor. Perhaps It may be that the
Almighty Dispenser Of events will, in his goodness
and mercy, be pleased to do - He thinks best
might - well have arrived at In the first instance
For two days We nave had blaze Of sum- but to day
every ing Is overcast. The incense Importance Of
the weather ut this moment requires no apology for
speaking OF 1t. Fine weather may give one Of the
most extraordinary harvests Europe has known for
century. The contrary, In the present jancture
Of political affairs, wiz lay Ill Europe at the mercy
Of America. ss.E
In the theatres, "Robert ls Disble,r in the Grand
Opera. is attracting good houses though eyerv one
is NOS satisfied with Cruvelle. The Porte ST. Martin
il bringing out something called "Schamyin which,
under existing circumstances, IL expected to bring
h0uees to the ceiling. Its powers OF rendering q
spectacle with all it's resources OF mise scene are
enormous There is to be, 1t Ia said, 500 costumes
designed by well known artists, from the magnif.
cent collection Of Prince GargaEine.
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Question of Ire Status Quc--,John Bal Beginning
20 O7en has Eyes as 10 the Possible Consequences
of he French Occupation Of Consfanfinopie--
Pai'ncsfon no Friend Of Liberty-The English
People his Dupcs-7hs Governing Glasses Of
Great BRITAIN Their Imbscaiity and Corruption
The Ha1sbsg Of Aris,ocrattc fastit,aions-E Eng.
iish Dishonesty UtrsuS Yankee Sm1rfneSS- Has.
frio Complaining Of the Movements # Kossuth--
The Rer. Mr. Richmond - The Russian Spsrch of
Lord Aberdeen.
II il said that the Czar has ordered bis army to
Secroes the Pruth. II this is the case, and the auto
crat has found that his time is not yet come Cor tho
possession Of Constantinople, most important qucs
fion has arisen. Will England aud France stop the
war, and allow Russia TO commence Der oppression
On Turkey at some future time with the same advAn-
aages thai she possessed twelvemoath ago, or viii
the Western Powers punish the Car for disturbing
ihe peace. and demand bail for his good behavior in
futurei No one in England but Aberdeen, the Pre-
mier, believes In the good faith OF the Emperor Of
Russia Has the English government, then, sufficient
seDse and manliness, and the English people sum
cient plnck. to pay for pushing on the war; win
Crcnstadt and st. Petersburg be destroyed, the
C'imea given to he Turks, aud every Russian ship
81 searod birnt or taken from the Car? For un.
Z - ~ done, Nichols, or bis successor. viii
% -. a Al. - 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-14
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE MEAL ESTATE
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND CHESTERFIELD

IN TIE CITY OF RIcHaoNn AND CHEsTERFIELD
INcLuplNc Broad Field Tract and valuable s:ons
RoeEo sf panH R
Com, Oxen, %e, at a mno, on q, r.. =. 49,.
commenting 4: O'clock at the Of and Green vino
Of .s .t s Dne The eosas
following valuable real the city KicmonJ Ti7
ing 100 the Byrd running back on TIC
east line sixth @ 1853 on which there ore valuable build
soap This Lot for s575 annum, and regarded
Sary Alter which viii be sold lot IN rear Of The above ioa
lug SIX feet The line OF Sixth running Sac. 3o
that large story dwelling, srae ,ose;
Mr. oag 10 on The Ss sh
running back the TaEsps Ptgaa1 1rG
II O'CLOCK, the valuable farm with
The best stone quarry in the Of Richmond attached
The south side RiveI
VIII be . w or without the ''ono quarry may be agreed Oh
Also and place. will be sold al. the pc rsonal
and psIl:a0e esae a. This nesdng following SIoode
ported Endepy Elizabeth MsNay and Year.
old Cenco fy also the stock Of Oxen crops Corn Fodder
Ion the ds viii be sold another stone
pe On s o R Rss oa
large quantity Of Stone already guarded And the following
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH FEBRUARY, 1854.
3a The Farm and
The Goodies e Bodss % miles from Mac
description
O'clock OF the day the premises Opposite Rock
the valuable ISLAND the terminus Of the Danyie
Road containing about 2 acres and margin OF Jane.
River This latter piece Of property justly regarded
the valuable market.
TERMs:-Fo the real estate fourth cash. balance r.
and "a months for negotiable added secured by
deed.
For all under $50 cash. that
months credit for ap owed endorsed negotiable paper.
the days Do such
make mpop 10 SELL the sale will take place the following
day the hour II fair, II the fair day.
Tie sales will bo positively made.
Smmcdatey after the sale Of the
Richmond Mon,ay the 18th February 1854, Will be od beau
70 LOT le Williamsburg stage road, miles
below the city.
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VERY VALUABLE FARMIN SYDNEY,
NEAR PLANK ROAD, y MILES WEST OF RICHMOND,

S5NI subscribers authorized sell that valuable Farm called
Soak Knoll containing u situated the Plank Road
y miles West CITY, adjoining the lands Of Messrs p NJ
Jr no. ~ Shields and b. W. Carer Tire whole place ID
coo order. we'll enclosed, and in the !v.tion. ls
Will lie divided 10 suit purchasers. Ii ae.aT5 The
i7h day Of April next, il will on that day - ! =
yiIed into unable building lots of which
will hereafter appear This IL the most DeaGt.!o
blrban residence, that improving part oi The CIT,
Apply TO GoDDlN APPEh
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SAUGATUCK IRON WORKS.,
SauSatuck, Conn.
MILLER & WILLIAMSON, PRoPRIEroRs,
W 4.

MILLER & WILLIAMSON, PRoPRIEroRs,
CLARK e. JESSUP AGENTS,
OrPfcs % EXCHANGE PLACE, N. y,
MANUFACTURERS Car Wheels Axles Psisals
w Locomotive Drivers and Cylinders Iron
Cutters Drilling Machines Switch Stands and Targets Screw
Presses for forcing Wheels Makers Shears and
chss Jack oil all Iron Blocks and Falls Line
Shang Hangers and Pueys Of description for shops and
factories Frogs Head and Heel Blocks Chairs and all Castings
connected with rail road superst ructure
Morris kechu Esq Treasurer President
New York and New Haven and Illinois Central Rail Roads
George L. SCHUYLER Esq President Van Rensselaer,
Engineer and Superintendent Saratoga and Washington Rail Road
Gouverneur Mora Esq OF Moisania Vice President Soat
Esq, Superintendent, Harlem Rail Road.
EFF Bishop, ESQ., President Phlo Hur ESQ., Superintendent
Eangatuck Rail Road.
William Burial, ESQ, Vice Pesident. George w Whistler,
ESQ., Engineer and Superintendent New York and New Haven
Rail Road
r B. Mason Esq, Engineer on the Central Rail Road
James Sargent, Esq, Civil Engineer.
Hon. John s. Drien Nashville, Tennessee.
Archibald Graham, ESQ., President Board Public Works. Rich.
mond, 3-Gm
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Accommodating conDIN e. APPERsoN.


LAND IN HANOVER COUNT roN
TIME privately the tract OF Land
which present esiic lying on South Anna River and
BE- from Richmond and seven mlied from Slash
the r. &P containing about four numbered
acres Better than h, arabic land In high state Of i'm
provenen and the growth Of wheat and
tobacco: GOOD beng river and creek low grounds
The balance is we'll Get In oak and pine
II sSounds in fne Springs afordng sup
DIV of as pure any In Virginia
The consist Of dwelling with four in
Portable repair together with addition Of three connected
70 The dwelling by porch this part will be repaired Il
qued before new barn. house. grana sokehouss,
caniag 60 house, sc.
The location as healthy 10 Eastern vrgns The society
good moro minute description deemed
who desire purchase will call and examine for tho
selves.
Terms will be made accommodating. c. r. MCDOWELL,
Oct. l4-ctf Neerofoot Post Office
NOTICEOn tho Bird day Of February, 1852 forty Land
Warrant No. Al 069 Issued In Of Sarah Duaham
widow of David Durham, deceased Private Captain Wilson's
Company Virginia Militia 1872 said Assigned for
value BY the said Sarah Durham es ssr1 Of gpst
adepha and who In the last named said warrant was lost
This public notice 70 oewarn all rom trading for
the Intention untevgned mako applca
ton Commissioner Of Pcnon' Washington City for arc
thet warrant HENRY STERN.
Buckingham County, jan 7-cwsw
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TIIFRANKLIN PAPER MILL
(BELVLRE lMANUFA CTURLHG cOMPANfD
On sth ret, near the Petersburg Depot,

THERANKLIN PAPER MILL
(BELVLRE IuANUFA CTURLSG COMPANf)
On sth ret, near the Petersburg Depot,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
rs good maHHgedby superior Paper Maker and 10 Turn.
Ing Prs PAPER, Tor News Single and Double Medium
Envelope and Spns Paper equal quality and as low in price,
a. any lnanufat in the United States
Orders acy description, OF any weight and dInenao ms,
exec uted al thtIest malice.
RAGS! RAGSiI
WASTED-AS LINEN AND CoTToN rage, FOR WHICH THE
CASH WILL EE on DELIVERY THE MILL, OR REMTTANcss
MADE AS DlREt Jan. 80.
GENIAL COMMISSION BUSINEss,
POR TIE + OF TOBACCO, WHEAT. FLOUR, AND
STRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
yHE subs have this day associated themselves together
for the pse Of donga 6enerl COmmisslo Business III the
City OF Richnl under The firm and style Of
JOHNSON & PUGH.
From the Mr. johnson Inspector and Sales
man SeabroFarehouse and his experience in the Commits
sion Busness past year. laer ourselves that we shall DO
able give son all persona vorng with their patron
age promisnEbcst efforts 10 pleasc them
61- Office FBuding, Shockoe Warehouse.
THOS. TlNSLEY JOHNSON,
Late INSPECTOR al Seabrooks' Warehouse
WIN. r. PUGH,
Late OF ClarkesYille, Meckenburg County
REFERENCE Capt. Robert Y. OVERLY, James b. iaskins,
Col William Us A c. Finley, E. A. Holloway, ClarEesvll!e;
A. Puryear, tenburg; William l.. Owen, Esq Black wal
nu Robert Ell, Esq.,, Mayo Josiah Dubbs, Efq Halifax C.
a. Charles r. lvie. Boomsburgh; Bird L. Ferrll, Brooklyn
Col. William RGit.ylvania.
The RIDES This of returning his hanks TO his
friends ,h$ liberal extended 10 him as
M nd ask continuance 10 The new concern
Of johnson apon whose joint efforts they rely for inc
faithful dischara business confded 70 their care
Ian. 6-c3m 1 TnOS. TINSLEY JOHNSON.
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70 ALL WHO WANT RALOlS, &C, PUT ~ TIE BEST
ORDER.
TINE subscriber his humble thanks or ID. patronage he
has received during year. and Offers his
the public generally lie feels satisfied that he will give salts
faction may send their him. eis also prepared
sharpen Tailors shears lie has ios
superior strop for sale.
Orcs LETT q. Andrew Johnston Co.'S, No - Main street.
the subscribers oom Governor street, No will be promptly
attended 10. .,,, ~
Orders be LEFT the Columbian HOTEL with Mr. Bal
lard, the Exchange Hotel. ..,.a.n
DrrI l--cIf
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE, SLAVES, TOBACCO SCREWS. PRESSES. FIX.
TIRES, Sc, FOR SALE PRIVATELY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
the continued III health OF Colonel Samuel
ned from busnessJ
offer sale the following valuable
story Tobacco Factories Canal streets
having front Of l5G feet and depth Of m
10 feet we also, tho adjoining lot the OF Cary and 7
fronting Cary l5O feet running back lao
vcal ocr wooden buildings thereon admirably adapted
lumber a: for building purposes and well enclosed high
brick WALL aso several valuable md improved lots
Wcsl line OF 9Th Opposite The above - which there is
large building used Tor for =. -ui adm.
raby adapted 10 that purpose; also. The s~s.'ing
adjoining the above, occupied by Nc. Tab e. ret,
running back 6Ji1 fee a!so number Of mo-,
sIstng Of a steam Engineer seyera! Carpenter ..
House servants all Of whom wei! skilled and
business 10 whsh they have been omcd; also,
men OF Tobacco Presses Screws, Faening Mills. "
every descriptions, including fine Steam Engine, with usr
Saws attached. and large lot Of perfectly seasoned plank
ing Of oa poplar cherry and button wood Of proper dc
manufacture Of all kinds of tobacco boxes udng
carpcnters tools for mixing OF boxes Maps Of the
real Will be prepared and exhibited few days the Office
the Undersigned The Tobacco Factories above alluded
bun the beet manner the most approved plan for
nience and utility and justly regarded among The csira.
this CITY Besides being admirably adapted the purpose
which they the said Factories could easily he used
converted In largo warehouses for
purposes generally and from their proximity TIC James
River and lateral branch said could
constructed the end Of the said Factories
ing fronts and thereby enabling Persons aud
forward goods under without charge for dayase
In addition 10 the foregoing properly he will sell his
"Ph1nix Aronac we'll established and ma
vored brands and will mpart the purchasers thereof his odo
and manner Of preparing the Tobacco.
Persons disposed purchase all OF the foregoing real anu
respectfully requested Gallon 'be suo'coer'
Terms VIII be made accommodating ,onn1s t. .ppHRsoN
Eh
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SALE OF LAND nv cnEsrERE1ELp.

EpY virtue u OF tho Circuit OF the Guy hch
ID uen pronounced the 3lst day OF January, 1851 IL he
case of Wngham riiths vestng the
property mentioned shall proceed sell public
on premises, Monday the 9Th day OF February 1884,
a. one O'Clock NJ OF land the county OF Cheseed
lying Manchester the Manchester and Fall
ing Greek Toll Cute Immediately Turnpike, containing about
four The land has house and Kitchen ui and
improvements and s we'll fenced in Possession given tho
18th April, 1854.
TERsfs-One third in cash. balance four and eight MONTHS
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed.
EMMA E. WITTlNGHAM.
Sale conducted by Goidin & ApIerson, Aucts.
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THE VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN as TREE
hill, THE SEAT OF THE LATE HON. WM. II. ROANE.
AND MORE RECENTLY OF EDWARD C. HARRISON, DE.


CEASED, AT PRIVATE SALE
HSE owner wishing relieve herself from the cares
attending the proper so large and ysuabe
estate has concluded private sae Trs Hill
has the deepest admiration every and
description however aeng, Con convey an adequate Idea
surprising beauty and value therefore preferred that per-
dspoca purchase will visit personally anu Judge Tor
themselves Of its ninny exceliencies.
lies River and hall miles below the
city The river and Osborncs Turnpike and contains 6
comprising about 400 Of aabe gu Of meadow
and 100 forest land The land lies admirably and nron
fertility and the Of this vicinity
equaed, as the actual annual yield will fully testify
The excellent building and OF perfect Finish
throughout with Office attached, situated within noble
lofty eninence and commands view OF the city rver
aud country around unequaed for sublmi There 49,
also variety Of houses OF every kind usually be found on
order With abundance Of Pure water
convenient.
Tree Hill probably combines OF beauty producyenecs and
sound offered this other
and would ask for the particular attention OF those IL
Of such property
The allowed the privilege Of seeding Of
and full will be given by frat Januay
next. 800 ,-...- - =:
information furnished by mail other
wishing visit the pvcmsoa will call Mr Bradley the
who will attend them.
10 years sem annually and satisfactorily
secured particularly desired payment may
Ian 26-tf " - " ' ~