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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05
BY ToLER & COO

bI IULEK : COUK.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-On Sa.
:, IpHDAY, the 9Th day of May, at O'Clock, P.
VI, snaII sen publicly, on the premises an i'm
proved L0T corner of Broad and 25th streets front
ing on 10Th AZ feet and running back 70 feet 70 =
loot aney. The improvements are two brick tene
ments kitchen, &C., one of which tenements is occu.
pied as a grocery. ~
TERMs1One.third cash; balance in equal install
retained till last payment. "N ''''e
THOMAS MORRIS, Admir- Of
Ill
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS, &o.--India
u Rubber Puff snd Dire ssine Combs; Shell, Fine.
Tooth and Ivory Dressing Combs For ssle By
my3 ZIMMERMAN.
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IN FOR SALE.-One pair fine BOB
3A TAIL PONYs, ages FIVE and six years, work
single or double and one of tLem il splendid rid
ing nag. Price, $3.50
Apply TO Mr.. GEO l. Ernest at his Stables, or to
my4 GlNTER K ALVEY, No. Is Pearl ST.
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lust RECEiVED-A lot of Fly Nets
- which will sell very low Also on hand an as
sortment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness aud Collars,
which will sell cheaper than can be bought In our
city. HENRY BAKER,
Corner of Wall aud Franklin sts..
ap 2-2w Richmond Va.
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MO. 1 HERRINGS in half barrels, for
~ sale by
my5 A. f. MOORE, 100 Broad st.
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LEW FOR SALE IN ST. JAMES
CHURCH Col. c. G. Tompkirs having re-
moved from the civ has requested the subscriber TO
selt his PEW in Sc. James Church. No. 10. right
aa sssa yery eligibly located. II sold before
ia sorh Nav Il viii on that day be ssld ct public
auction. without reserve at o'clock, P. NJ. at the
Church. rn,.n
my 4 dds a. -. ChhIsTiAN.
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PAINTERS WANTED.-Fivs or six
at he Danvilie DEPOT, or to Npp'-"s
APP % VIM vTAM
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FAMILY CARRIAGEN

EE1z FAMILY CARRlAGEEN
MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-The advertiser
has for sale very Superior Family Carriage, nearly
Of excellent Match Horses only four years old, with
Harness complete: An opportunity of this kind is
seldom offered and any person in want would do we'll
70 apply at once TO JOHN FL. SEAYRES. Columbian
Hotel or C. B. LUCK, Governor st.
ST. have also frst-rate Carriage House for
rent. NV I'm
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
EASEHOLD OF VACANT PROP
~ ERTY ON GRACE NEAR nth STREET.
AT AUCTION.-OnS SATURDAY, 9th Nav, a. four
O'Clock P. M, will be sold the unexpired LEASE,
having Al to run, of several vacant Lots on the
South side of Grace, near West 18th st.
TERMs-Four months credit for approved paper.
myo TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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ERESH PEACHES AND TOMATOES
n for sale by
my A f. MOORE, 100 Broad ST.
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In GALLERY.-w. CALHOUN CRALLE, Da-
auerreotypst, having opened d AG UERR Fan
ROOMS in this city, offers his professional services
TO the citizens and public generally. He will give
his constant personal attention to his rooms, and
hopes by strict application to business TO be able to
execute Pictures In style worthy Of the art and Its
but submits bis claims patronage to discrimina.
ting public on his merits. He can be found at his
Rooms No 81 fManson Housed Main street. fsin
sunrise to sunset. Pictures taken In any kind OF
weather. Prices uuif5rms my4 Inn
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M EAL-Fresh ground, received once
4f1 every week, and for sale by
my5 A E. MOORE. I80 B broad st.
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II IFUL-BUILDING LOTS,
IL NEAR HoWARD'S GROVE; FOR SALE
AT AUCTION VIII be sold on TUESDAY AneI-
i a. ~ O'clock fourteen beautiful LOTS situated
ar Aid vim James and Baker SITS III OF them nIon.
Ing SO feet on Baldwin, on James, ana On DaAci
Mat of these lots can be seen at our once
TraMs-One.third cash. balance ats and month";,
interest added, satisfactorily endofseo' oi 'e ~
ta inss GoDDIN ArPERsoN. Aucts.
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g THE subscriber begs leave to in
form his friends and customers that he has re-
moved to nth street, between Franklin aud
Grace streets Thankful for past favors, he
hopes they will continue their patronage at his
store where he will have always on hand full as
sortment Of sewed and pegged BOOTS aud SHOES.
JACOB MOEBUS,
my 5tf Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
u COND STREET. AT AUCTION.-On WED.
NESDAY, 10th May, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ upon the
premises will be sold two large framed Houses and
Lots, the west side of I'd street. near jackson st.
This property is in good ORDER and now yields excel
lent rents.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and months,
with interest, and title retained.
my5 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~vQ CHEAP DRUG STORE-Corner
W Atm and Broad streets-We have just received
alarge assortment of Perfumes, Hair and Tooth
g Brushes, Fancy Articles, &C.. which we offer
very low.
Also, large stock of imported Havana, Principe
and Regalia Cigars. A. GEORGE & CO.,
my Apothecaries and Druggists.
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A Ii MEDICINES s HOULD b L
"A PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN-The pre-

partitions of DR.. j. S. Rose Ia regular Graduate and
Physician of so years experience) confidently
recommended to the afflicted certain, safe and eff
fectua, being each suited to
SPECIFIC DISEASE
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FOUND, in the upper story of the Capt.
Il toll, lsdy's BRACELET, which the owner can
have By paying for this advertisement. my 4-5t
NOTICE. hereby appoint WILLIAM
IN EVANS my Agent to conduct the GROCERY
BUSINESS in the house on Oregon Hill, at present
occupied by said Evans.
ap 26-I2t+ JAMES NJ. MOLES.
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I'LL TENEMENTS NEAR

TWO SMALL TENEMENTS NEAR
Il THE WEST END OF LEIGH STREET.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-VViIl be sold on SAT-
UROAY AFTERNOON, TIE 9Th May, 1884 upon the
premises, commencing at 43 O'Clock, two Succeed
end of Leigh street, and adjoining the property of
Mr.. john Clash.
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tanned till last note is paid.
my2 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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7 LIGHTER FOR SALE.-The subscri-
IL beers have for sale first rate LIGHTER, so
tons burthen. An early application Is solicited
bargain will be given
II can be seen at Messrs. stearns & Brummslgs
wharf. Rockets.
my SIT ALEX. MOTT L. CO. :
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MARBLE WORKS M LII T. II T.
WI VINCENT. MARBLE WORKERS, on Main
betwe en- Fifth and Sixth streets -M0NUMEHTS,
TOMBS FONTS. FURNITURE MARBLE. &c, of
Foreign and Domestic Marble, executed tn the most
modern and hes. style of the art
Persons ordering work from may rely on having
their orders promptly executed.
Monumental Drawings on hand for inspection
q
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w AN L E d. wish to hire by the
w month or for the balance of the wear good
Carriage DRIVER HENRY C. CiREII
my cots N'
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I AkGE DWELLING FOR RENT,
~ AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT AUG.
TION.-The large and conveniently arranged resi-
d. nee on Franklin and Adams streets belonging TO
Judge Mason, with more than half al ofland at
tenant.
The place is so well known that farther descrip.
ton is deemed unnecessary.
All Of the Furniture, most of which is new will
be cold at suction on TUESDAY, the 10Th May, 1854
commencing at 10 O'Clock
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash over that am'nt,
months' credit for approved egotiable notes.
For terms, as to the rental, apply to
GODDIN il APPERS0N.
The sale Of the Furniture will be conducted by J.
r. d. PAYNE, Sale sman. for r. CAUTHoRN.
w. GODDIN. ATTY. in fact
nd Totn V
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After so years practice in Philadelphia, Ehave
been requested and urged by thousands, who ihave
been cured by my medicines, to put them up for the
use of families l have done 90. and the demand il
unprecedented and daily increasing.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

In calling attention to Doctor Guysot's improved
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara we feel confident
that doing service to all who may be affected with
Scrouous and other disorders originating in hereditary
tant, from mpurty Of the blood We have known
instances, within the sphere of our acquaintance, where
the most formidable dstempes have been cured by the use
of Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla
alone.
1t one of the few advertised medicines that cannot be
stigmatized with quackery for the Ieow Dock and the
(and at the tme noxous) agents in the whole Ma
Modca and by far the best and purest preparation of
them is Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and SarSupaiilla
For sale all the principal Drug Stores in the state
Park White sole agents. to VIII I'm all orders should be
addressed. "a Merchant street, San Francisco.
r. II. Mcdonald Wholesale and Retail Agent, at the
Miners Drug Store Sacramento.
w. Zelner Agent, CoomA
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

when oil was still few moments. Silence was how
ever, directly disturbed by piece of nasal music
from my neghbor.
commenced at this point of the game, some So
rous reflections about the consequences ofcontempt
of court, and being sorely troubled about falling
into the hands judges and sherfs pondered long,
and could not think of anything for which should
be summoned to Coloma. re-read the translation,
and then the original, and found the translation al
together wrong, every word. This relieved me very
much and soon found myself thoroughly inclined
to sleep. turned over accordingly and made eve
rv necessary preparation for a snooze, when tap
rap, bang at the door and huge voice roaring out
Sacramento stage--a dog hereupon gave grow
then bark and all the dogs say two hundred more
or less, Joined in one great effort of barking and
bowling; cocks crowed, hogs squealed, chickens
even, tried to crow; the stage ratified along the
street, the cook commenced drumming on the stove;
directly the great bell on the Winters Hotel Chin
ed ia then half dozen dinner bells, and great
triangle; meantime my neighbor walked up and be-
gan to roar out dog dog Justify to complete the up
roar.
Mr. Argus, left your county seat as soon as
could, when got on top of the mountain opposite
your town, could hear the dogs still barking, and
a friend of mine who has just returned from your
place, says they are going it yet.
CROW BAR.
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A CARD.

CoLoMA Ell Dorado County, Oct. 4, 1851
To Miss "lDA,' (Siara Citieen.)
have read your Card published indicating your de-
sire of marrying congenial sprit-a man. not money,
but respectable and with visible means of support.
In reply, have to say that am of medium size, dark
hair, literally educated, good parentage of moderate
means, and engaged in good and honorable business
have taste for music and prefer quiet of home to the
noise and excitement of streets and saloons approve
your course and desire to learn your address with real
name and will be happy to exchange mine with you which
you may obtain of the Editor of the Empire County argus,
Coloma hoping that in this personal interview
may be arranged If mutually please each other am
ready to enter the bonds of matrimony and will my
best exeons render home happy and the contn-
ued love of the Lady Of my choice.
Respectfully
And truly yours,
47l* EDWARD.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

SENTENCE OF LIrsEy.-Lipsey who was tried
last week and convicted or the murder of George
Powelston, at Cold Springs, on the Sd of July last
received his sentence in the District Court on Mon
day of this week Hon J. NJ. Howell, the presid-
ing Judge in passing sentence said:
You were indicted by Grand Jury of this Coun-
tv for the murder of George Powelston. Under
that indictment you were arraigned, and to it you
plead mot guilty. You have been tried by jury
of impartial citizens selected by yourself and they
have convicted you, after a full hearing, of the
charge preferred in the indictment The time fixed
by order of this Court for rendering Judgment has
arrived, and if you have any legal cause to show
why judgment should not be pronounced against
you, will now hear it.
The prisoner here remarked that he had nothing
to say, when the Judge proceeded. -.
This is the second time during the present term
of the Court, that it has become my painful duty
to pronounce the sentence of death for the highest
offence known to the law. In the first instance
against man full of years, the head of family,
and with the experience of long life before him.
Here the picture is reversed You have scarcely
attained the meridian of life In the very prime
and vigor of manhood-possessng all the qualities
to make you useful to yourself and society. Think
how profless your life has been and to what an
lOrluUdte emu yOu nave yOuloel. Ioui iO"
remaining days must be spent in the walls of
prison. You cannot it is true, repair the injury
you have done but you can prepare for that final
trial which awaits you, and which fixes your doom
irrevocably and forever. There you want no wit
nesses no advocates but repentance and preparation
They alone can expate your offence in the eye of
that Judge from whose decision there is no appeal,
and from whose sentence there is no escape. hope
you will be prepared for that trial.
nd pn,v hv v;rtna tba outb ori tv in vested
by the constitution and laws of this State and the
verdict of the jury herein, pronounce you guilty
of the murder of George Powelston, and order that
you be taken hence and confined in the County Jail
of this county until one o'clock P. M. of the third
day of November next and that you be thence taken
by the sheriff and hanged by the neck until you are
dead. And may God have mercy on your soul.
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psa, A Tunnel passing under the street, in the
central portion of the town, caved in last week. ma
king an opening in the surface of the street. some
sixteen feet in length. In this opening water
cart, and horse attempted to find the bottom, and
were with some difficulty extricated. Before cleo
ton the Court of Sessions bad mania for road
building and repairing since that time 50 far as we
can learn, the public works have been stopped AT
all events this large hole extending nearly to the
middle of the street. still remains yawning at every
passer-by and ready to receive teams into its capa
cious mouth. The citizens of this town may wait
until about next August. we suppose, when the an
nual ft for road repairing will seize the Court Of
Sessions and this hole be flled up with sandry
shouts of glorifcstion
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MARRIED.

At prewitt's Rancho, 9Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Sharp,
Mr. SAM p. NYE to Mrs. MARTHA PREwITr, all of
Georgetown.
At late hour, Thursday evening" the usual quiet of our
sanctum disturbed by the entrance of good natured
looking hombr bearing large package, which on being
opened found contain dozen Heidseick, several
dozen blushng Peaches and all the other usual
brances of IA wedding, for which acknowledge our
Indebtedness The health of the happy couple drank,
and wishes expressed for their long life and happiness
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

CoLoMA, October 1st, 1854.
F. II. Harmon Agent MeSsrS. Lee 8 Marshalfs Ma
tional Circus.
Sir-Your favor rendering the Fire Department
of Coloma Benefit is received. Allow me- in be-
half of the Department, to express through you our
obligations to the propretors of the National Cir
GUS and to accept the favor so generously offered.
Your arrangements for Monday evening, 9th inst,
meet the convenience and appreciation of the De-
partment.
You will tender to Messrs Lee & Marshall our
assurance of regard.
With respect remain yours &C.,
M. HOLMES
Asst. Foreman Coloma Hook and Ladder Co.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

ANEW RULE FOR THE CoURTs.-The Supreme
Court of the State of New York have madeit rule
that the counsel examining witness shall stand up
If the LAWYER is allowed to sit at ease, he can pro-
long the examination to tedious extent, but fcom-
peed to be on his feet he will put it through in
double quick time while his fee prevents his
ting the interests of his client 1t is the rule of the
English Courts, and the same practice prevails in
Vermont where, as in England, it has the effect of
greatly shortening the trial of causes.
This mode of doing business would be beneficial
in this State If some of our scwest of all slow
Judges, were compelled to stand, during the whole
proceeding the effort might quicken their intellect
a trife, and thus be conducive to the dispatch Of
public business
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CoLoMA, October lst, 1854.

CoLoMA, October lst 1854.
To the Coloma F1e Department:
Gentlemen--Tt being the desire of Messrs Lee &
Marshall, proprietors of the National Circus, that
| should tender benefit to the Fire Department of
this place. therefore take great pleasure in embra-
cling this opportunity of carrying out their wishes:
If this proposition should meet your appreciation,
would mention Monday evening, Oct. 9th. as the
most convenient time for the Company to give said
benefit With the highest personal regards,
| remain very respectfully
F. H. HARMON Agent.
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sfs, The Court of Sessions, as we are informed
convened at the Court House in this town, on Mon
day last During the day, as we are told an effort
was made to elect two associate justices. This ef-
fort was crowned with fair degree of success, one
justice being elected certain when it is reported
the court adjourned for three weeks The last event.
we chronicle as an unusually fortunate termination
for Ell Dorado.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

NATIONAL CRCUs--An exhibition OF this excel
lent troupe may be witnessed ON Sunday and Mon
day evenings next, in this town Turn out ye lov-
ers of fun, and give them bumper. The Firemen
have benefit on Monday evening.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

Bag~ Wednesday last was cloudy, with strong in
dcations of rain. Nevertheless, A. No. daughter
of Africa in passing along the street. carried par
asol to protect her beautiful complexion. Night
came and it did rain
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

SUPREME CouRr--San Jose, Oct. I'd. McDon-
aid VS. Griswold, County Treasurer. Judgment Of
Court below affirmed Alta, N'
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

nea- Tax payers had better look out and see that
their taxes are all paid before the 23d inst or the
sheriff will be rendering his compliments with a
sharp stick. ~. .......... ... .....,,.
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gas" AS usual and like everybody else in Cali
fornia, we are under obligations to Messrs. Adams
& Co, and Wells Fargo & Co., for files of Atlantic
papers. mi r-a af /. g.s a...s
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-07

BeA The trial of the Halls for infanticide, in San
Francisco, was concluded last week Mrs Hall
was discharged about Mr.. Hall, the jury could
not agree.
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"
LIST OF LETTERS

UD EMAINING in the Post Office at Coloma October st
please say they are advertised.
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The Subscriber
WILL BE SOLD

IN Snmterville, on Wednesday The 18th
y of April, to the highest bidder, Is or
20 good young North Carolina Horses,
among which are two good pair. These
horses will be sold OH credit until first Of
November, for notes with approved securi-
~.
JOHN CHINA,
Auclionccr.
Eart h 29lh, 1854. % I'd.
III Watchman copy.
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Dancing School.

W4ONS. BERGER having been advised
AVE to open Dancing School in Sum
tcrvIlle, respectfully informs the citizens Of
said place that he will do so on the lst of
May, or sooner il he can leave Charleston
before snid time. Mons. B. is already
known at Suntcrvtllc, having taught there
in 1850. IIc will however say fo- the
information Of those persons who do not
know him that he is an Artist" and teach
cs what is really dancing teaching from
the beautiful walking Steps" called
Ladies and Gentlens style, up 10 the most
difficult passes of Opera Dancing. lie
also assures the public that he teaches the
figures of the "Quodrillcs !" such as they
arc danced at the ball room. also the real
Polka. Schottish, Redowa, Polka, Mazuka
,hn beautiful Slcilicnnc, and the waltz
deuN temps or "wallz at two times" being
now the only waltz used in fashionable
Society. He also teaches the old STYLE
Of dancing with fancy dances Of every
description. Best references given.
Terms Ia per session of Is lessons,
three lesson week.
Should tho class be Of 40 pupils the
price will be only St0. Persons wish
ing TO subscribe will call on Mr. Theodore.
Apr s. 1854. % II
Ur Watccnan copy.
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Saw and Grist- Mills,

1NIlE subscriber in prepared to make
A contracts to furnish Steam Engines,
Circular-Saws, Grist-Mllls, and other Ma.
chinery and 10 erect and put the same in
operation in this or adjoining Districts
He iH Il practical Engineer and Maclin.
nest, and his long experience enables him
by him or under his supcrintendancc will
perform the amount of work stipulated for,
or contract forfeited.
Persons having sufficient heads of water,
and timber enough to make it an object,
can have he Circular-Saw applied to their
water.mills, warranted 10 do more and bek-
Ter work in three ,pnnths llnn they can in
twelve months with tie up and down saw.
Owners Of Steam mills at present using
the rcCiprocating saw, can hnvc their Mills
made valuable in the same proportion.
All that is necessary on the part Of the
persons wishing to have their old NJ ills al
tered or new ones built, is To give the nc
cessary orders, and the subscriber can
command sufficient talent and materials to
satisfy the employers, without requiring
them to devote any persona! attention or
giving themselves any further trouble
about the work.
One of these mills working under the
charge OF the subscriber, near Sumter
vile, can be seen in operation any working
day. Where persons wishing to engage
IN The business, can satisfy themselves of
their superiority by actual observation, and
have all ncccs ,ary Information as rcgnrds
cost, amount Of work, management, &c,
fully and freely inpartcd.
The subscriber will also furnish esti-
mates to parties wishing to build, for S TO-
Estimates, with plans, specifications and
references, $50.
The above and supcrinlcnding the crcc-
ton OF Engines, not over 20 horse power
to drive circular saw and grist mill, $500.
Over that amount Of power 10 per cent on
each OF additional power and machinery.
II. J. COGIILAN,
blacksmith, Engineer and Machinest.
March %, 1851. 81 st
~ Watchman copy3 times.
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Notice,

hn &. Rieharlson Jr.. Magistrate, will
sttcpi psounpsly tr all b1sfrrs rrirpst-d ,s
ktn> ufUr (Hst hack Of J, r. aelnIuans'
new Ssota.
Jan. l3, Isl - II
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o 0nA LBS. of choice country cured
A,UVu BACON, and 500 lbs. No. l.,
LEAF LARD. for sale low for cash only,
by BUTLER s. NEWBERY.
March 18Th. 1851 90 e.