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FROM GREYTOWN

The number of houses destroyed by the bonn
bardment and fire, was ISL Already &c have been
rebuilt. T. ] Martin, the former Mayor, has been
appointed Commandante of the town by Lieut.. A
D. Jolly, commander OF the British war schooner
Bermuda A negro named McCave, who was sent
BILE. On the 3lst of July, Capt Hancock of the
British rigoi-war Espiege. sent force Of fifteen
marines and eight armed sailors to Punta Arenas
to take the two iron cannon which Lieut. Jolly did
not take when he took the brass piece. These
three pieces of cannon, with some other arms were
taken from San Juan by order OF the United States
Government, and placed at Punta Arenas by Capt
Hollins of the s. sloop-of war Cyane, for safe
keeping. They were then taken back to San Juan
and placed under the British flag staff
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Il DAVID CURRY, Boor -
AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 1865
Main afvaef faksa thfs rn.tLra - a-r.

AND SHOE MANuFAcTURER. I260B
Main street, takes this method Of Informing
his customers and the public that he has inst
returned from the North with large lot Of excel-
supply Of BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Trunks. Va.
ices and Carpet Bags suitable for lsdies, misses.
sttention. Having employed Mr.. james Bolton to
attend to his sales and menufacturne depaftme ufs
customers may rely upon getting suited at ell times
friends and the public that he has formed business
connection with MIR. David Curry, l26 Main street.
and Will hereafi er devote his whole time and atten
ton to the sales and manufacturing department of
Mr.. Curry's establishment.
The superior style Of goods sold by Mr.. Curry for
that his old friends and the public can at an tines
be well served by calling at the store No. l26 Main
street. rs
j. B. takes occasion to say to his old friends and
former customers that he will superntend all orde m
for Boots and Shoes left at MIR. Curry's store.
an 23-12t -
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TROY, YORK.
NEW York, Aug GA fire broke out at Troy last
night, which ragged with terrible rapidity, and it
was not long before the Telegraph Offices were COM
We learn this morning that the flames spread "a.
pidly, and before they could be subdued some 200
houses including stores, &c, were totally destroy
ed with most of their contents Ii is impossible to
estimate the entire loss, but the general impression
s that It will not be short of one million of dollars
probably more. The suffering consequent upon this
calamity is very great. Many persons have been
made homeless and lost their all. We are not ad.
companies in Troy, Buffalo, Albany and New York,
will lose heavily.
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NEW YORK, Aususs S-Ths stock mark ct 10 dul
arc smss aaiea hreaestshs quie,-sales Of 1000 bills
Fiona g Es So0s 81 for State; choice Southern heIe
e ~ se@ q 10 Salss 5000 bushels whsst-Genese.
s60ss cts. for mixed and yellow. rye ITO cts Of
81 lass ets. o~'
6ALTIMoRE, August 26 -Flour-the market con
tinues firm. Howard street 10 held ct O. and Cir,
Mills At e8-ns sales reported Rye Flour s. s,as =,
Corn Meal . 75s4-yery choice held higher
Wheat-The receipts Of grain are iiahf' Their,
ware ebout 25c0 bushels ofersd Sales = hIts nc,
70 prime a. u 75sf e5 choice do. for Fssn fIau
u 90; Red Wheat. good q pine, el 65ai rs Infs
rior lots to IS cte. per buthsl less.
coru-About 400 Bushels White end Y.li,w az
fred. Sales Of White 1t 83ao6 ets and Ys,iow 8
a. las cts The extseue d50ugrt navirs er>sfl -
juxe the Corn crop, end u0dAr tho anric patton Of
short supply, hoidsSs are very firm Ia escsctaton
prisss sofas up stili higher.
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MONROE COUNTY COURT.

The County Court of Monroe met Monday morn
log, 2lst instant, when, after the Transaction Of
some minor business, the case of the two negroes
charged with the murder of Miss Jaue Graham " ~
taken up. The prisoners were brought In, but a.
the instance OF the Commonwealth Attorney, Il II
stated the trial was postponed to the next session
4 the Court.
Miss Graham, the party murdered, is stated to
have been possessed of property TO the amount Of
some $1,000, and was soon to have been married
70 respectable middle aged mechanic Of Rocky
Point. This statement 10 made upon good authori.
y. The surviving party appears greatly effected
At her death -GreeRbrier Era.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION AT Waldoboro'
Me-, Friday afternoon, fire broke out, and wal
very destructive 10 its effects. A telegraph die
patch Gays;
belts large furniture store on North and East s,s
as far as the Baptist Meeting house, which was
saved. The property destroyed included every
store in the village. Every building south and wes
to the river, and to Capt. Kullison's the south
side. General Kennedy's new ship, Capt. James
Cooks barque. both on the stocks, all the timber ID
J. Clark's yard, for large chip, both banks the
custom house and post flee, were all consumed
The loss must exceed $3.50 O00
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CHOLERA. CHOI ERA!!LA ore,

CHOLERA CHOI ERA!!-A great
~ many exaggerated reports have been circulated
a. to the great prevalence Of Cholera in Richmond.
which have frightened our country friends and pre-.
vents them from coming to the city to transact their
CoMfANY are not frightened on account of the ex.
tent OF Cholera 10 our midst but still continue to
insure lives on the usual terms
This company 10 in very tlourishng condition. and
based on the mutual system all the profits accrue
TO the benefit of the insured
Banks CHARLES WORTfixM ~. ."o
au 26-St "eens'
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New YokK Gossrp-A correspondent of the Bal

New York GossIP.-A correspondent of the Bal
timore American writes from New York as follows
Another great dive is talked of in upper
tendon. Mr. A. = one ofths richest merchants
above Blocker" in this city, caught, on Monday
evening last certain Bond street Dentist in rather
sQuiyocal circumstances with his young wife, Gu.
ban lady Of high family. scuffie ensued in which
poor Mr.. 7. got some hard knocks. He ilnme dstely
lodged complaint in the proper quarter, and the
dentist was arrested on Tuesday morning. Friends
interfered, however. Mr.. T. accepted advice and de.
cded to prosecute at the Police Court preerring
bring the case before another tribunal 1t il report
ed to-day that two actions' have been entered-one
for Grim con- against the dentist, and for divorce
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HEAVY ROBBERY.

HoMk, y. =, Aug. ., 1e54
tered By burglars few nights ago and robbed Of
considerable sum- Among the properly tsken were
two checks drawn BY d. C. West, Treasurer Of the
Osdepsburgh, Clayton and Rome Railroad Co, ia
each, ose on the Fort stsnwix Bank and he other
m the Rome Exchsnge Bank, dated the nd insf
Payment Of the checks hes been stopped.
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SUGAR, &c
- 100 bble. Coffee, so boxes Loaf,
S So; G e a. sPS Fal7sfised suoAR:
800 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee;
80 hhds. Cuba. 10 bbls N. o. Molasses;
tierces Rice;
Is half chests superior Gunpowder Tea;
100 bbls. No. North Carolina,
90 bbls. No. 2 do. do. iurpp1Nnc.
so bbs. No Halifax, uCnni"""'
IS half bills. Woods Roe,
20 bbla. Mackerel;
10 hhds. Bacon Sides.
For ssle by EDWIN WORKMAN L CO.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.,


No. 90 Main Street, corner of Fourteenth,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFER for sale, in lots to suit purcha-
" sers, their usual large and general sssortmeIt.
embracing the following in par.-
$500 superior Indigo
hhds best Nader
400 kegs Sup. Carb. scda
IL bbls Varnishes
10 bbis. Venitian Red
10 bbls Sal. Soda
IS bags Pepper Ginger and Aiispice
$50 mats Cinnamon Bark
70 bbis. Alcohol
Is bbls. Burning Fluid
800 kegs White Lead dry and 10 OH
case Nutmegs 5 do Mace ~,
so dozen Rushton's God Liver Oi
400 ounces Sulphatc Quinine
case prime Turkey Opium
1000 gallons Lamp OIL
bales prime Gloves
20 bbls Spts. TurPentine
$500 lbs. ss1petre
20 Gases Chrome Green and Yellow
1000 lbs Paris Green, dry and oil
800 boxes Window Glass French and Anern
5 bbls White Ginger
200 lbs Root and Powdered Rhrbarb
1000 lbs Gam Arabic
Is cases Colora ground In oil
- ero Lows Brown Wiudsor soap
l2O dozen Vroom & FowIers MtnteIy soap
And the usual assortment of Patent Medicines nno
other articles suited to the wants Of the
which are offered at low prices.
n B. Particular and prompt attention 20 PscAiaf
ana '0lWai PnkscELL, LADp CO.. Drussi.ts,
.use 80 Main q corner l4th.
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SALE OF LAND IN HERIco, MN
BY THOMAS ". REESE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No 90 Peal street !

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, HOR-
y SEES, cows. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of the provisions Of
certain de ed of trust dated 18th day Of November
1853, and duly recorded ia the clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court for certain purposes therein Iam
~ his wife. will expose for SALE at public auction
on THURSDAY, 5ist August, inst, commencing al
10 O'Clock In the morning, upon the premises this
the county Of Henrco, containing about so acres
more or less and known by the name Of "Hopewell'
adjoining the lands of James Malone, W. Green ia.
cob 8. Alice and Henry M. Rice
:, Also the following Personnel Property, to wit s
Horses, Cows, Carriage AID Harness. and ali the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, now In the pos.
session aud occupation OF said NJ Day
Terms made known at sale.
EDWARD D. EACHO, Trustee.
AN 2l-6tds $500
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WHOLESALE TRADE.-BOOKS,
Yy STATIONERY AND PLANO EQRTEQ

"HOLESALE TRADE.-B o o X S /,
w STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTES-
JAMES WOODHOUSE, tiate Nash Woedhouse,)
Richmond Va. offers an extensive stock of BOOKS
and STATIONERY, adapted to the wants of the
trade in Virginia and North Carolina end elsewhere
prices low be obtained in Northern Cities
In connection with his Book and Stationery business
he has appropriated to the sale of PIANO
FORTES, filed with an assortment as extensive as
can be at any establishment of the kind in the
Union. He has participated in the sale of one
thousand Piano Fortes in the States of Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee, all of which have given
tire satisfaction. They are warranted in every re
spect, offered for sac at manufacurers' prices and
will be packed securely to 60 any distance without
injary He has also attached to his establishment
BOOK BINDERY and BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTORY. where all kinds of Books. Periodicals,
Blanks, Music, &C., are bound. and Blank Books
suitable for merchants public fces clerks of couits,
factories, &c are manufactured.
MAYOS GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES-npw Ed.
toni. w. publishes Mayo's Guide to Maristrates,
thew editioD with practical forms for the discharge
tanning Forms for drawing Bonds, Notes Deeds Con.
tracts, and adapted to the new Code of Virginia.
Persons at distance unable to visit Richmond can
have their orders faithfully executed if person.
ally present. au25
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APPREHENpEp INsURRECTIoN In CUBA

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Aug. ga private letter OF
late date, from Havana the steamer Governor Dud
Icy, to gentleman in this city, states tho progress
OF the nsurrection in Spain forms the chief topic OF
There are serious appreheusons of an outbreak and
insurrsction in Cuba. The people s.em to be pre-
pairing for it. and less respectful towards the
ther Government. The Captain Generals proci lama.
ton does not receive the respect extended towards
his previous Pronuncismentos Many of the most
ing to leave the Island and take up their abode here
and other parts of the State. Trouble 10 certainty
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(sECoND DISPATCH I

MORE OF THE GREAT FIRE
Troy, Aug. &c --The fire commenced late yester.
day afternoon, in large planning MILL at the corner
of Front and Division streets. Itspread with great
rapidly, the wind blowing perfect gale at the
time, deying all efforts to check the progress of the
hames The principal destruction of property was
below Adams street.
1t Is now estimated that over three hundred
buildings are in ashes, including factories, machine
shops, churches, hotels, stores, and many of the
most elegant private dwellings The most valuable
part OF the city Is but heap of desolate, shoulder.
Ing ruins 1t is impossible at present to ennmerate
the various houses burnt. Very little of their con-
tents saved
The scene last night was most distressing Hun
dreds OF persons were upon the streets homeless
and Misunderstanding lost their all-beng reduced
from comfort, ease and atiiuence to poverty
Thus far no lives are known to have been lost
though several persons were injured by falling
walls, rubbish, &c.
The total loes ia estimated at over 81 ,OG0O up
on which there is insurance of some $3.50 900.
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ARREST OF CAPTAIN HoLLINs.-We have receiv
ed the following additional particulars of the ar
rest of Capt. Holins, in New York, at the instiga
Ion of Calvin Duran, who suffered by the destruo
ion of Greytown:
ley, of the Supreme Court. The damages are laid
at $l4 O00 The amount of bail given by Captain
Hollins was twenty thousand dollars His sureties
were Hon Heman J. Redield, Collector of the
Port; John j. Cisco, Sub, Treasurer, and ]. Rom.
ney Brodhead, Naval Officer. The arrest was made
yesterday afternoon, just the Captain was leav.
ing the city for Boston. After bail had been rem
dered, he prosecuted his journey thither.
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A MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. %, 1854 "A young
man, by the name of Fairbanks while out with a
party OF friends cunning to-day, at Agawam, was
shot through the abdomen ia a dreadful manner by
the accidental discharge of his gun At the last &C.
counts he but just alive, and it is the opinion
of his physicians that he cannot survive through the
night. He belongs to this city.
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By TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ii NITURE, CROPS, STOCK, &c. AT AUG.
TION.-The subscriber. intending to remove to
Richmond, will sell at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY, 9Th of Sep;'r next at II o'clock A. NJ. at his
farm, Burnside. Hanover county. miles from Rich
mond. all his Stock, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Crops, &c.
The Farming Utensils and Household and Kitchen
Furniture are nearly all new and in good order
TERMs--Cash for all sums Of $50 and under; over
that amount, mos credit for approved paper, inter
est added. B. E. POIrIAUX.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auctr.
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BY 0ODDIN { 1FFT750N

= -. 1ASO0.
TWO NEW FRAMED TENEMrnrs
y ON BROAD sTREET. NEAR BUcH = Is, 8
81 M INV y. M M sALE At AUCr1ON.-Wn be
1884. npou the premises. commencing 6 5 e,eioca
two .. WY erected framed Tenements on the NostS
ide OF Broad street. near Buchsuan's Spsina. nd
joining the residence 81 Mr.. Matthias Altmeyer.
for nesofiable notes. interest added and title Yefsin
.a2s GoDDrN APPERsoN. Auet..
HOUSE AND LUI ON UNION HILL.
- NEAR LEADBETrRs TAVERN, FOR
SALE-Willbe sold ON TUESDAY Afteruocu. 29th
avg 1881, on the premises. commencing ct eek
: nsiea Tensmsnt on Union Hill, with an Of
w. BEDFORD. adjoinirg Lssdbetter's Tavern. The
4, use and outbuildngs in good repair, and the
place 70 wen adapted to suburban resdence or mar
TEsMs-one-fourth cash; balance At s, 6 and 9
months, for nesotsble notes. Interest sdded and Ii.
sa /; ~ &C ao Dbl ' a,cfpERsoN A,e..
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO. NINE
~ NILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE
CREE OF COURT : By virtue of . decree Of the
ClIcut curt OF the County Of Henrico. pronounced
Crew he. the undersigned, a. Sheriff Of Henrieo
County, vii! expose to public suction on the premi
ses. en- TUESDAY. the 5th day Of September 1854
commencing OF O'Clock, p. h., the real estste oi
which Daniel Crew died seized containing about l2i
acres situated in the county of Henrico. sbout nine
| miles above Richmond. on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the lands ofThos O. Burton, q. Pot.
eryfeG and others
TEkMs.-One-third cash; balance at and u mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and 81
tie retained till last payment is made.
/ A. B. HUTCHESON.
Sheriff Of Henrico County
Sals conducted BY GoBDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auets
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DEATH OF MrNIsrER.-Rev. Leonard Woods,
OF the Andover tMass) Theological Seminary, died
on Thursday last, aged "a years.
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THE CHOLERA

New YoRK, August s6-The whole number of
deaths during the past week, 765 being q de.
| crease of 49, Cholera l5I-decrease so.
Boston Aug. 26-The number of deaths from Gil
diseases during the past week was 1855. Cholera IS.
being Q slight increase.
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MARKET HOUSE FOR RENT AT
= 3 :AuCtiOM -Os TUESDAY ssxt 18Th inst-
-sii 49, - . re a1er1oon, On she pfemissA Ws
ID narhef - SScseuss HHoNa = sne
The Stalls viii b rentea ....r...,. (. i; Ia. !.
sult vurchasere Stexssey o. IN iotst %
s., Thee wishine 70 rent ase .a.ur.s sA.T.-.-x
The attention Of bpfshsr, 80 go.
aSested. e /. r,ss chance e nov cesrssa re
m Is ire
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE

= ANU IOT On CAH1 STREET.-On NUN
IA A1 sn Sepiemoer is,a sI ocloc1' NJ upon
dated 10Th April 1854 and recorded in the Richmond
Hastings Court Office in Deed Book No 81. page SILL
will be sod the property conveyed in said Decd to
wit "a LOT OF LAND in the city Of Richmond, on
the south eide of Cary, between Foushee and lst
streets fronting 80 feet and running back 1851 feet to
an alley Is feet wide upon which there is franz
ed building with about four rooms formerly occupied
by MIR. H. Ancsrrow, and more recently by Mr..
VIM. A. Southali
TERMs-One-third cash !; one.third on 22d Decem.
Der, 1854; and one third on 22d April, la55-credt
payments to bear interest, and title to be retained
until purchase money lie fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
au23 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct.
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ITO THE FARMERS IN VIRGINIA

Il inasmuch as the price of Peruvian Guano has
become extraordinarily high, we think it to the inter.
est OF the Farmer to try any substitute that may
swer the purpose which can be had at less than half
price.
we are receiving new fertilizer called TAFEU,
which we desire to have tested tits said to contain
all the properties OF Guano except per cent less of
ammonia. We invite the attention of FarmeTs tn
this article as we anxious have sted on the
Fall crop. LEE & co
26-ts On the DocL
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OHIO RIVEI

WHEELING. AUG. &c There are only IS inches of
water In the rivers channel and failing 9.
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The Convention has attracted many more than
the Delegates here, and there are upwards of one
Thousand persons present. 1t is hard times with
Them, you may be cure.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
TWO SMALL NEW FRAMED TENF

- 49, I'LL NCW ma NELL Enc
MENT1 IN THE VALLEY, NEAR CEN
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY After.
noon. the 18th August 1854 npon the premises com
menclng at 50elock, two newly erected framed Te-
tween Valley and Federal streets, . few hundred
yards north OF the ticket Office Of the vrsnia Cen.
tral Railroad Company.
IEsMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and months,
with interest and title retained till lat nor. + nsiS
su Il 0ODDIN kAFPERSON, kucts
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE TROY

FIRE.
INCIDENTS, &C.
The Albany Reg lister Of Saturday says:
There was great deal of bad rum drank in the
city, and the inevitable result was much fighting
and rioiing.
wagon, containing quantity OF furniture, upon
which was seated an Irish woman who had with
her child about fifteen months old was passing uu
Second street, near the railroad track, when the
poor infant fell from the arms of the drunken mo
ther and the vehicle passed over It, instantlylkine
III The mother was with difficulty kept on the wa
gon, and was perfectly unconscious Of the death Of
her infant
At the Kossuth House, In Second street, a row oc
Cured, in which an American was stabbed In the
shoulder by German. The latter was arrested
and taken to the watch house.
About o'clock in the evening an officer attempt
ed TO arrest a rowdy in River street. nearly oppo
site store No. 1877, when the fellow seized stone
and struck the officer a heavy blow iu the face
The officer partly reeed and nearly tainted, while
number OF sensible men who stood by, chased the
loafer and caught him. The policemen, aided BY
several citizens. conveyed the assailant to place
Of confinement.
A large frebrand lodged on the top OF the frame
work of the steeple of the new church now Ia
course of erection on Second street, which threa
tened TO set that noble edifce on fire. brave man
named James Stancial. In the employ of Naughton
Sage, ascended to the dizzy height, and graspinR
the hot brand threw it to the ground
THE FLAMES CHECKED-LOSSES, 10.
Tkoy, Aug 25.-Midnight Tho burned district ID
bounded on the west by the river, thence Division
street; from thence by the alley between First and
seeond streets, and On the south by Jefferson st
1 In this district Il embraced en- extensive humber
district and lumber amounting to less than
900 vas destroyed.
Ths f.sisht depot sehpss-.hoPs car houses, and
bell foundry of Jones Hitchcock, and several other
manufacturing estsblisnments were destroyed.
The FIRE arrested the esst In the rear Of the
costly dwellings fronting Warrington PARK, and on
the south BY the open spsce bordering on Jefferson
street.
The amount Of assurances Is not yet sscertsined,
but tho following companies have sustained losses
American. Proyfdsncs. si5. 0oc; Roger Williams. do,
s GOO; Atlantic, do, $1,000; Merchsnt1. do, % 600
Mohawk Valley, Amsterdam, $1,000; Phenix, New
York. e95oo; Wesrera Massachusetts Pits6els,
$500; National Protection. Saratoga el5 0e0; Knick
esbocsef. Waterford, 5000; Hamilton County, New
york. S6 900; Market. DO, S. C0 Bsskman Co, do
y oeo' New Amste sdsm. DO. $1,000; Etna, Hat.
$40 600 ~ S''ss' A'ss A1.s-''
A. far ~ ascertsinsd. no fatal accidents have oc.
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DOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION:
j. will offer at public suctien, u not SsPoss s. q
70 the highest bidder the following valuable fno-
PERTY:
/. The Store and Dwelling House, which . occu.
pied by myselE and which was built but two yeen<<
ago Ia an elegant and comfortable STYLE one o.
the best business stands In this State. Iesthe near
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexsndrs
Railroad Depot IN this place, and occupiee oes.ss
locality for any kind Of business than any other sofe
In tho village ..sh..
q One Lot q fourth OF an aero In size, stuated pc
tween New and Old 0oTdonsyiilc .,,.
The Land lately gs.ch:ssds e g TSacr sbo.:
u miles Of this village, and containing two nanolec
and 6fty Eve and halfacr VOL -. ~
we'll ADAPTED to the cultivation Of ell kinds o. sfa
AZ three railroads win shortly be running q tns
place. the timber Win soon overpsH iol ne lsnc
4 The balance Of my stock Of Hardware. 0foes-
ries, Wooden and Tin.wase. -
TERMs-For the Sters and Dyslnes-ecs.sss, -. ~
the balance Il IS months, for approved nescuaois
paper--the t1tle retained Till the whole - pesa.
For the Hsrehsndiss. cash viii b reqsifnssd:; su
"