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BOARD or EXCISE.
SIXTEENTH wARp-sEcoSD DAY.

SIXTEENTH wARD-sEcoSD DAY.
The Excise Board for this Ward having decided to grant
no license two hundred applicants were turnef away
Yesterday forming and these individuals generally stool
in groups the lobbies of the Hail. in kind of stupid
dumbfounderment, ruefuy asking of each other what
could possibly and after calculating their chances
for conviction and punishment if they went on ana 'od
Rum regardless of the Board they slowly dropped away
one by one firmly convinced that their world is speedily
coming TO an end.
The authorities OF the Ward determined to see their
action carried into full effect and hope that every good
citizen in the Ward will lend his utmost aid to them in the
enforcement of the law.
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ADVERTISEMENT
INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.
N.su.xrxax MI "a.

To the Editors Of The Evening STAR
GEsTIEMEx believe be- duty to inform fellow
citizens Of facts concerning myself but wh;h be OF the greatest
inheritance 10 the who afflicted a. have been.
cold which settled
lungs Producing oHe Dve expectoron aud splitting Of
blood Alarmed sympoms applied for the usual medical
remedies but still found the disease gaining on my lungs unchecked
could obtain For months before the hrs
unable attend business A. that
Dr. r. HUNTER whose treatment OF diseases
inhalation medicinal had highly
recommended commenced DR. HUSTER treatment on the Let
Apri last In found relief 10 week the cough
entirely dppesTed and the end OF one month AN a.
weigh ssmuch eat as heartily and feel well a. ever dd
life willing satisfy fellow citizens hess
points earnestly recommend those who may stand
have done the remedy 10 which In all
sincerity, / attribute recovery. GEo. X 'snnLLIos,
Corner Of Al and Nsts., Washington.
Drs r. Phys for Diseases Of the Lungs No
8s8 Broadway, second door above l2thst.
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tepsnee which alone could satisfy the lOugings Of the
human soul.
After ierveut supricA,ion by Friend Janney. which
followed his Sermon the meeting was brought 10 close b
The usual shaking OF hands wheroTih the Friends break
ND their meetings.
Friend Jannoy has just returned from Long Island where
he went at tie close OF tie Yearly Meeting and where we
learn be has visited no less than eleven meetings 70
f,w DAYS. He was accompanied by Rebecoa Price Of
MAylard and others Their visit i understood TO have
been satisfactory their minds while acceptable ana
profitable 10 the membership Of the society on
The Islam.
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PORTUGAL.
VISIT OF THE KING TO ENGLANI

The L,rc,yooi Times OF May y, has The following:
ave understand that his youthful Majesty the King of
Portugal accompanied by his brother Don Luis de Bra
ganza and suite WILL according to present arrangements
afiive in this country Friday Saturday next on
visit TO the Queen and Prince Albert route 10 Brussels
on a visit to his great uncle the King of the Belgians. The
young monarch will, believe, land at Southampton,
from the MIdeo Portuguese steam-frgate attended by
the Sadanah Government steamer and will be received
by Count Layrado the Portuguese Minister, and of
her Alacstys Lords Equerries in Waiting. The King
expected TO remain i'll this country until aer Ascott
rocos which commence the 18th of the ensuing month
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had but little effect.
THEMUsICAL CONGRESS- Some two hundred young
ladies' members of the Handel and Hayden Musical So
cey and of the Mendesohn Society Of Boston who are
to sing in the great Musical Congress the Crystal Palace
next week have engaged apartments tor the visit at lay
lors International Hotel, Broadway.
Favorable reports have been received from several OF
the agents dispatched by the Crystal Palace management
counseed by NJ Julien TO other cities. The best artists
gladly unite in rendering this era in the history OF
music in America. The programme will probably be
given in our next The great Orchestra is now in process
of construction at the Palace.
We hope TO announce that several Steamboats, will
make special trips for this occasion from all the adjacent
cities and back again. Railroads good for speed but
heat and dust are sad drawbacks on pleasure.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIArroy-The Inauguration
of the new building be occupied henceforh by this So
cety was celebrated last evening in the Church OF the
Puritans Uuion-square The assembly was large and
fashionable consisting OF about equal numbers Of both
sexes. The exercises commenced with music after
which, the Rev. ID. Ferris offered prayer. Hon.
John Romeyn Brodhead the first speaker HIS
address was of considerable length giving history OF the
City of New York and Of the Mercantile Library nom It's
commencement Governor Seymour followed, am exPa'
tiaed on the great advantages 10 be derived IRON TINS
Association Dr. King of Columbia College then spoke
in the same strain and dwe upon the advantages himself
derived from the Society Music then followed and the
exercises were concluded by benecton pronounced by
DIR. Ferris.
In the Board of Aldermen last evening, resolution
passed directing the Chief Of Police to order the Captains
Of the various Wards through the under their
spectiye commands make report every morning to said
Chief az 10 what have been cleaned what streets
have not been cleaned and the general condition OF the
various streets throughout the City We suggest that the
reports state how far the streets swept and how far
the heaps Of dirt have been removed this be correctly
carried out by the Chief Of Police shall be enabled 10
ascertain the condition OF the streets hrou City
every day Scarcely word be said through the pub
lie prints relative TO "dirty streets without bringing
down the anahemas Of the officers OF the Street Depart
These officers denounce the Press and assert that
they clean the regularly Within few weeks past
squads Of sreetswecrs have been here and there
abou, the City but the work If cleansing the City
to lag and every day. We trust shall now
be enabled know what streets and not cleaned
&c. These reports will be made to the Captains BY the
patrol-nen, and by the Captains to the Chief
| The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon "neH
considerable discussion ensued relative to the SANITARY
condition Of the City, and Committees OF invests 49,
were appointed. The Board took some action
! the arrival Of emgrants.
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VIZLLAMSB URGH ZI,ElN8

NV School Hou,Es-The new school buildlnys 10
South Fourths First wd and Mekibolos i ns. %
which have been for some months 70 ana seem 10
ever possible advantage for the hath sn1 ~
nnrh bestowed ~ ho~s bfoscn ana
asrdsr.on Building Committed and S'ns o. the
by Truse~s OF tne 10 tneu con
,sor NJ, Thomss Lttle the Ssheet sad Mess. H.
Kemp "a. They win probably be ready for the reception
81 r. elos the sumner VACATION
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NEK,JER.SEY ITEMS.

I.YIxe OF A CoRsERsToSE.-Yesterisy the corner.
stone asssds' Ep.eo.l churh va .s SSnmsnip:. By
on, Mr. Adams Of Bergen, aud the Rev Thomas Car.
nan pastor Communpaw. The Church TO be plain
which will accommodate congregation Of
persons and viii With the lot 30 There Asshodi
Of members Ths the hr church
Communp.w. which BY years the earliest ssisd place
in NewYort Bay The Rev Mr. Wstsey inserssins
sketch Of lis early history and delivered oherw9 able and
pfopSfe address the occsGon
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M-srERrorscwhile somo laborers were excavating,
in the othe Hardware store of s. Conover, No. sss
Broadws, yesterday, human skeleton was found, con-
pee in all is parts twas supposed by them to be the
remains of an indian. The head was taken by Mr. Homer.
of No. 81 Duane st., to Mr. Fowler, Phrenologis, who
pronounced the 81 MI of white man, and Judging from
;,s pecuar conforms. on to be that Of aSco,chnssn
The premises had b>'en occupied for stable How
came the bones there
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fees, Whether SO be French, Engishmen. or stupid
Turla rfde's We challenge YOU to battle fon thir-t
for TIE blood Of orthodox believers God will chasti-e
you through us Protectors Of bosthens, eternal shame
and disgrace lay YOU For the Gar Of Russa we are
prepared 20 die Nsor il born with ~ We neither Tear
battle nor death Tie brave pleasing TO God they
frd their boon in Heaven -
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SUICIDE.-A week ago last Wednesday evening,
Young Edward pwyr committed suicide by
himself River Deceased employed clerk IA
and at the usual hour In the evening
he taking the keys with him. went ap 20 inc
Houston, with the apparent design Of crossing the river
the beat about IN the middle OF the stream
denly the boat the and was drowned ooo"
assisiaJce could be rendered A..
o. NJ Ay evening body found floating Ia the Noita
River near the Jersey shore between obokeu and jersey CITY,
but how there mystery The remans OF deeesa 10
relatives and friends and taken possession" o
inteent deceased much respected and no fesss us
been assigned for the commission of this rash act
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mu.csl friend communicates the following in,elri-

rcnce which we have question is strictly accurate:
Mr. A. {. WILLIAMS the able teScher of music in Ward
Shell No az gathered together some $50 Of his fair
minis AZ Knickerbocker Hall on Thursday evening Mr.
Roots pleasing operetts, The F1ocer 2seea wa, most
admirably given by teacher and pupils Inc stage decked
children. afforded pleasing sight; while their sweet
voices spoke the hearts of every one OF the crowded
audience. The Concert Is TO be repeated 'nls evening"
been unsteady mpshed in one Of our public schools
by less than years training
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

Mr. John Wise, the celebrated aeronaut arrived yeser
day. end has made all the necessary arrangements for
his Balloon Ascension from the Crystal Palace this AFTER
noon. The SIS reward offered for his capture VIII
no doub, accomplish the object OF bringing him to the
Palace in time to give an interesting description Of his
aerial VOYAGE TO the visitors there this evening.
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During the thunder storm last evening the Union inds
Rubber Works at Harlem struck by lightning and
consumed.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES
CoURr ESTABLISHING VALIDITY os BLAkgs PATENT
FsE-PRooy PAsr-fn eonse9uenee Of the above
whole business into the hands OF the pstenee
instead price would be isrdneins very
materially proporonsey manufacture larger mach
.xEs will be prosecuted The genuine
General Depot No li9 Pear st New York,
office 81 he
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Ell Mulas,o, a Carbohydrates paper. issued
in City in Spanish has very strong and earnest ph
lppc against the Nebraska bill.
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AccIpENr-A boy Ii years OF age, named .. n; Newsn
had h face badly burned yesterday by hot peh wan
cnke on toard vessel threw him He was attended oy d.
Marsh.
M Casey sdns Of Avenue aud sixteenth al
ws severely injured "Wednesday evening by falling In Aen
She " taken ~ her residence.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIE LIVING UNICORN at BARNUM's NAV be seei

feeding rBrs AFTERNOON EVENING
sold for SO and the West immediately lie
the Museum CHOICE PERFORMANCES aso this AsTgs
and EVENING.
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Advertisement
LADIES will find the PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET,

No Broadway agreeable place to visit Rooms are lifted up
s their accommodation Mr. FOWLER and Sister In constant
stendance upon those who wish their services
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CITY ITEMS

THE wEATHER.-Yesterday sultry day with very
little wind of those days called close when it diff
cult breathe freely In the evening we got little thun-
der and fine shower, which had wonderfully refreshing
effect No doubt the gardeners the City very
glad to see this shower the the previous evening
had but little effect
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fAdverfementl
THE BALLOON TO-DAY.-THIs AFTERNOON the

Crystal viii be besesed By Of the curious to Mr.
Wise with hs Balloon and play bopeep with the sunlight
among clouds Another crowd will him night when
hAnks Us reward offered for his safe he VIII
Palace his xpos the skypahs where the caglsts
roam" Wonders Will
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fAdyertlsement
For FJROpF-Tbe splendid steamer Baltic will

Saturday number OF those most
feet and SrEREocoPE taken BY Roof No $50
Broadway will Of which will show the Flu
American to their work Root
takes Perfect pictures in weather
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Richie are staying for few
days at the Everett House, Union-square.
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Advertisement
Owners of horses will find DR. TOBIAs'S IMMINENT

ONHtTs OF nOTktt VIII IOBIHSo
pint bottles eo anything else fr Cole.
sven Calls Bruises Lump- &C. Sold by all the keepeS
and druggists Depot No 90 Courtlsndtsr New York
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IAfyeFtlsenlentI
IMPORTED GAS FIXTURES. The larges

NsYork embracing the from he most ee
brsted makers Ia Paris London and birmingham
". J. " DALEY & Co, Nex Marble Stores.
No1 s3l and 0y Broadway.
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TIE SLAVE PExBRoKE.-we have received the follow
ing sums additional toward purchasing the freedom OF
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Yesterday at NewYok Hospital the body Of Wm Mere
Ireland IS Of who died on Wednesday
ueht Of received week since The &c
dchsrgns iron from the sh "a
cob Nerve then lying Of the East River piers when
ore fell his right foot, crushing so eatuy st
ruaton lie lived but few days amer Va.
OPERATION performed The Jury rendeeda verdict OF seciaens
death Al.
Coroner wilhelm held inquest yesterday upon the
BODY II Of OF Capt Arndt o. me
canal Roch y who accidentally tel
the deck int pier No r. at 10 O'CLOCK yesterday
before assistance could be AFFORDED hn.
verdict accidental death rendered BY the Jury inc
Rochester requested the father the sboy
The body of William Wilson alaborer on board Lighter
Fast River found yesterday In the wafer near rer
No had been missing about week So,'net
wilhelm held inquest the body and no mars o. voenoe
b. found upon Jury rendered verdict OF death ey drown
The habits, and h'ed IN
WILLIAMSBURG, where he leaves family.
SURPRISE AND ARREST OF RIVER THiEyEs.-A ~
O'Clock Yesterday morning Mr. Elisha Germsne master OF the scoP
Beisey Baker lying the foot of Boomes East River was ons
coming the cabin They asked their business. when
they eped wished know the OF the vessel rms
being satisfactory effort made to secure
when they Jumped small boat and presenting pistols At nc
two gentlemen that hcy would shoot the first one that laid
They then jumped ashore and made on pnred oy
Cart who cried thief &C. Oheer Van Tss
joined Ia the pursuit snd caught one OF
the fellows He his John King aud a.
Wood for trial His accompee csc aped Inc
prisoner his box Of matches piece OF etnae
several burglars Instruments
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-16
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.
NOTICE..

r HAvE. within he past fsuF weeks, taksn par
y iicnlar rafns % have ever opsa account on
mr. b0oks made az a1d presented 10 tho pefsoas e
whom tier heionge1 and, also, given twe several
notices 70 all tAose inteAiee Il me- any accent,
10 settle their respective dnea-snd taks this &c
easion % pTeseai q thosa who hare liquidaied
hen my sinecEe tbanks
Bat the pfineipal object ofshls Eosice Is t. 70
nind hose trust tor The last lime who have MT
paid, tia, Ihey viii confeF favor % me, If ikey
will call ard pay % CT before he ilih u this
noniA AneF which time lhsir respective bah
anees viii e disposed Of il sach way viii best
suit my bosi1esslrapsactisns.
HsrPsrsFerry. Sch. ,, 1854
MEMORANDUM: win sch my STOCK
OF GOODS, either Ia whoss Or part, which con-
sisis Ct almoss every article sept IN eeanhy
store. On COED terms. From this dag viii close
cot M stock ~ The very lowest prices for cash :
and 10 uy old customers On time, and my usual
terms
To an active man. this Is an exesient oppsrtu-
pity for invesiment In a mercantile adventure.
where S35.00e mar DO soid annually al good
profit and the chief Of il for cash
will rentmy STORE HOUSE. which Is large
and convenient, with o. without The d WELLINCS,
fer Que or ve years TRACE he whole tas land or
good paper and either give receive the diisrescs
in value. PHiLEP COONS.
February 3 1854
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CARYERiS SPANIaFsnETXYURE
Ths Great pusllsr Vi tIA nlsca /!
A. ! parflcl. "a rs 80 q Z

M. p.rt,rf. " arI.: =
dA N ns1sses Ass1s1S for sssefs4 ktsss Ees. EAns'
mqtasss. oos.sa.s Cssieissss Ffsyss9ss Pseysss -
Isstas.s On t.s ksee, lleieAfst EpsS etreais Sore
~. S.ag Hers Or zasieri ssass ::issa. Aslrfs
nssai nd PAN q ~ Heses ca{ slnts, sIsttOn 0t-
esFe, SsFAtlaite lesoFasTs. LSFenSss Sfssss eSres
ridins. and ~ Illsfases artstHk s - sAAisss1ss
~ y afsresHy, fss~sas-ss ~ iaFagiis ~
ths Boce.
FEyEfS valuable NsdieiEe Mhiea kae heecma
4 celsbra.ed#tor he NASTY Of s4saoTtiassy
isy,s = ~ r,s,ss ,s.s,, 81! ,Asfr fsienSs 10 tsr
H a fehe nnhe ,hish shey al R.th de atless ccs-
anr;A s IL vsrrRs and vrpnae4eH s4.tiyo prapersTs
Tho Relieving eeftieases srlsJed i,en largo aurn
s,d 4 m s.ostsstos al ~ HI
known in .eir localities and Sfjtbe hxhest fespeett
mon4. Virginia.
Ii B0yDEN, Esa., Of The is4chsads H6iel. nieh-
mend. kaown every where. ssys lie aassssa Tho Ms1a
eiaeeallea c4RrEa's ssAals'i AixsusR samiais'sIsa
in eyer hundred cases. in neassy an De diseases Er
which il i roeesaaeaiea wf fAe dst assoaisAiagiy
coed results, He says Il i She tnv4 sxsfaosdiasry
medicine he has ever seem
AGUE AND FEyER-GRsaT ceREs--I hesoly~
certify. that for three Yeas saA Agei and Fever q
the most yioeat dssaFrtioR h1d seya Phi sieans
tnoklRrgs eushfElgs Of qEnires Msfeaf aud believe
all u leaies advertised, hut .st wthi5a any perma-
neat relief At last tried tssATraa. SrANsA Nix.
TuHk, two Bottles Of which = esaAllY earea and
am AaPPy % say have A-sshsr Gli!ils q Feyss.
siacs consider il the eess:T saie af :he wusd sn1
the only uedicide tAat ever fe:eaSd raf aase.
/ JOHN EuNGDEN
Beaycr Dam, uear Richmond. IA. TT
C4 III LUCK Esq. asu e. ths citss If 3irHmend
and fof nasy years "a tin Ps;t once Axs such canf
denee in tie astcnish:sg essAy a. t,AiTgrs ANlsn
MtxEraE that hs has neusst uatvalks IL 70 boiute
which he has given an Az to Ale at cid Mr. LeaA
sayshe has never kaoNa il tessl 3heh tAkea assssc
ing % directions 9Th
nf NiNor 4 practising PAss,Ssap. s;sd 4fosucrIv IL
The S,ty Hetel ID The ey efR,eNyaets saws Iii ~
witnessed il humber og irstssf te ,Qt ST ari,'s
SratsA gi,re which were asst tal, ufrfslua. Ill,
ssysia ease az Coasunnon seEenest on lie five,
the decd effects were wonderful ;aleed
SSMyrL Ri pa4SkER Of th: I'm s krcss
ris kiehmena 81 is cured Ct Iiye~ c51siptof 3 veas
s,autnv ~ The sse ef1,vo ha,as VI a4trts sg ss.A
Mixture
Csg4T CuEE or scRo-rsA 'rbe rl.1avs q t,o
niehssond Rsualliea had ,s.s, rfsIe,e,l Ia lhir
press goou cured x valeat :sseseFaIs neubiagd via
RkedmasisrA which entirely ai.asee lila frni sTotk Z
Two bottles of carter's spssa sExa3reeslc peIisst
carecf him. and tie Editor IN IA patlie notice. 81,
they s,eheeTfally recetnaead Il 10 al she ans all eta
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Cedar LaWn for Sale,

4 M iLk be sold 81 private sale, Tie FaIE, known
H w ~ TIE aaoe Of Cedar Lawn, formerly The res
idenee 81 John 7. a. Washiuci61. deed. living In
yedefsoa county. Va shcR three milesS. W. of
Chatlesssrn. o. tie rOad lea1ing from nerrysllle
to Lsssown, aad about one raile Spnth III Ihs I'll ar
perssf sEry and Sniihiela t1snpskc. adieininr he
farms u Joha h Flasg, George lsleF, Mrs III Z.
\ AieIander. Thns, b. Washington Dr. SeaI.av and
Others, caniainine akcu, IS ACRES. about IS &
which are ia fine timber. The improvements con-
sast of Sandstone three stery BRscE DwsLLlkG Tor
tv feef s&aare with i've sisry Wing 10 feel 81 so
feet altaeked;a Barn, Cern-Aaeses Ailk<house, and
( Negro Cabins Also. \ large Orchard ofehoiee Ar
I PIES and ay0eng Peach Orchard recently planted
4 The Lawn and rremises eenefalls ere highly i'm
proves ~ ShraShefy and Z lafSe variety u hand.
some 0Fnamental ard FEnli Trees. There Is .
Cis,ern convenient aud never falling vsllsi pure
Limes,ehe Water about 40 yatts distant Lbs
farm 10 fAape j. nearly square. Tbs land isdn I
tne stats II cultivation, end the soil 81 zapeEiei
qualify. i has every convenience 10 market, b.
inx in The immediate yisinity q the Wiaskesler
and Haspers Ferry Rail-Foad. aud within OF
miles Of The Baltimore and OAis Railroad The
place Il well knowa snd altogether Il csc Of the
most desirable tracts Of It's size in the Valley
Persons who contemplate purchasing. can b. in
formed as 70 The terms Of sac ~ consulting me IL
person. Or hy letter addressed 10 me a, Charestown
JetfersO& ceuasy, Va,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
For himself and 10 behalf Of The olheT devisces
Dec'fiis, aS53--,f
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BUILDERS.

I DRo2osALs far the erection ef an addi.ioH
II TO theYEasenf Jatl. 10 CsaItestoNni vii &c
IreseiEed: until lie 35;h d February, insssht The
addition will be OF bricks. sb0s.sg front OF SIX
ty,eiehs Eset. asd twelve deep thrss s;aries--lhs
hssemsns so Be Of stone There will BE EsqHhed
seyen nav iron doors and eight Reg iron viz
ddws Separate bids will be required scr each
ki1d r. work, sncA as mas9nfy, iaiaEfs woIlSs
Effen verk, aEd plaslsring UnGsushess will be
rssjTsa ogive good security fcr fhe faithful per-
form ahes III The work
;PoY pian. speeihsa,ions ard particulars npply
ts col paAxrax -DAvzxfasr. Or a. KKYrs,
Ctaflessown JeEsrson eannsys ".
BUILDING COMMITTEE \
Tebr.sry o. feEt.--id
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Public Sale.

T Will. offer for sale, at the latsrssidence Of
i James Gfggs deed, one mile we'd Of Summit
Point, on Thursday, 10Th u F,tbrusIyi, is5i the
following properly
H5rk Horses; Colis: 3Hiet Gd,ts Stock
Cattle; Hors; !SAeep, (griaciPaHg Esces, thai
haze ben lsah Backs) of tis .Soa1tisioier and
Cotsvo,i8reed; Fafmng ,lensits. consisting
Of Pl0pgAs; HarrotcsG or Cat; Wkeat
Falr, ana ottcr articles.
ALSO,
Eisht Han1lfed Bxstels OF IFhsat. Sc1Gy
for delirefg Also, 40 deFcs Of ,Il1ieqt IN
TIE ground, hing IA Ciar.i eousty, on The
tarRl joiESag ttstkInds of Arehisati BQiesn
anil W. q Hlr9eay.
Twill offer Rent 90 tie saine day, tothe highest
bidder, the track q land in Clarke oaaaty now 10
the Ipossessiun of Jshn YancleFe. ~
TgRMs OF SALE.-Tae what in thhtarn win be
sold for cash in advance; the purchaser will pay
ahoht the value Of It, before any is delivered. The
wheat in ths ground stock, farming a'ensis, viii
Be sold OF d credit Of nine months the purchaser
qiving bond with approved seentiiy; All sums Of
OF SO and under, cash. Ne HroperlY 20 be re
moved until the terms Of sale are compiled with.
JAMES LEE GalGGSr
Agent for sFRAScEs II. GalG5s
w. II GRiGds. Aaetioneef.
January rs, 1851