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EV No advertisement To he considered the JeAr,
tween the parties
sB An advertisement copy q specified
Der Of Insertions will be continued until ordered
enacted accordingly.
~ RsoULAR ADvERrisxlsxr avoid
the part u the Annual Advsrtsers disc
~ hst their privileges an extended to their Immediate
Real Estate Legal all other
. additional charge, and variation.
tU Real Estate and 1enerai Agents Advertisements
inserted by the be charged
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
10 Auconeers booksellers and yearly generally,
engaging or more Squares with TIE privilege OF change shall
their
amount agreed the standing under the
all exceeding such amount To be charged at the
Advertisements Inserted In the senlweskly whg
per square
square for each continuance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

II LoNAhps Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl .nJ an ~
eountTv hAoH'Srs Tools the best maks,, m We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13
NJ Ew yoIiK SiIiiBilD IaoN woHi,s once and saI.,
~ NOOm IO3 Broad RnIIrond IL
CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
VNIr3hIhp ChhrETINGs-FAI.L, Isss-pETERsoN

HUMPHREY $40 Brosdodv street call the AT.
o. hsr friends aud the trade TO their large
cent stock Of rich and elegant CARPETINGs direct
from the ESGIsH Tor our CITY Retail
eenirs landscape border; Medallion Carpets
most Manufacturers and
exclusive make Velvet and Aubu-son Carpc rich design
and 81 every pattern made the present Tapestry
ana brnsses tnfpes which variety,
surpassed in the United States together other styles Of
Cafpetngs manufactured. We do
tcuarLe our stock mention the number
but merely defy the WHOLE together produce
better, all Of which reasonable terms
. PETERSON HUMPHREY,
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NEw YoRK ApyERrIsKnENrs.

rsos us sposLIDs i02, ST. . T.
tafP snaSGElTstSsE hsSEtth Gse % ar
No. hl1qs sn rS S n' 81 sss
opening for the sR SILK. All HS6 a FlScY so6ps
that Tor extent aud variety viii snrpass offered In
oss 's,@i ~ s nso SRa .ss IN s's MRS nS
TN erss,, % 40 una,a, s@oaa, already .,be
CASH In SSns SoSis S%s !. spS a
p sI r ss ss s%S ~sa. e s., @
Under Cast. and short Credi, system tn. n.e...l.
S Tor charging large profits does not es and by selling their
TkRr suALL ADvAHCs on TnE FOREIGN COST
they 10 make u the interest Of Judge goods buy
%asI :. sgTrs n, vim .s;.y, a;sosn, O. SIX
@sssS will only be taken at Its market the
merchant, Of unioubei standing month. viii
be & given u de,rsd.
cSf $;!ai W. y
an ihsit wiz @
az Hs ss sss TO Fsy ss
'.Sts 19IS%aI, 1S9HaS@AlE EEdS1sHissos EE fEsSHS
49, iAdinsing Musqnito
% Spgns ss g .tsS S,S s.s
iaio-am-lnl No. l Pine street, New York
Mission saNTeS fesnis son; Sc ,.a s:rSs, csn
Agents ss Of aud keep constantly
s% sss 1r a s a.s ss sss and and
Orders solicited from Trade for Direct Importation
ja3-dam-tnl
Iih T2 H TnApE 1,,sF
and desirable styles Of Foreign Fancy Goods
sgs ,oi,ment OF articles u American mauufastu.
heir stock the attractive attention
large buyers Is solicited. ds9-Sm
4 AMPS, pHOsGENE GAs, BURNIsa FLUID AND CAM
in The articles sale to the trade Of the er
gest sssoIinents Of spirit lamps United
They would call special attention to the Pafen y Pos0sne
Ldmp which furnishes the most brilliant portable light known,
and constructed the principle Davy Safety Mine Lamp
. to make explosion from accident impossible Il superior
TO arta"ia light where the ete be obtained
Materials for light Of beat quality always for sale at the lowest
market price. oHAs. STARR, JR., CO.
III Fulton street, New York.
n HON RAII.INti AND ORNAMENTAL. IRON WOIIK-Tbe
subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
ha e are prepared To- MI orders for h kinds Of Iron Work.
haleones ycrandahs, Cemeteries Ac Also seees Chairs
bes Hounds Cast Lambs New foundiAnd D1g
Stairs Doors Shutters Guards Oates ornamen
tai and Architectural Iron Work.
They particular attention TO enclosing Cemetery Lots
ing the largest and handsomest patterns
tabshmeh in the country Persons desiring
Of patterns and know the work. addressing
bers will receive by msl printed
list Of prices All orders inustsd TO will prompt
oees-sa p) No iei North Tenth It., Phiisdslphta.
HNOLIAN AND OTHER PItNOs.-T.s y BERRY 9sT Broad.
IIL way, Pubusher Of Muscsnd Dealer
n Pianos Meodions and MuscAgent for te celebrated oan
dIand and other Panos made by Haet Davis Co.
whose Pianos considered superior all others
gains In New York Pianos and hand Pianos
Music supplied Wholesale retail at the
ry ssI Broadway. Pianos to let.
vocng. oses-iyrIMl
NEOtRE 4 ONILtGIiti Ridge Road and Coates Street
lNh Phiadepha Iron Founders and
and Cast Iron Ralngs and all kinds Of Ornamental
Verandahs, settees Chairs, Tables, &c.
Sas sGn Pad to es SnsS;nJs Of Burial lots,
ce. sent TO persons wishing to make selection.
nos-dsm-lH.l
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rInntiIn aud Thi,,c,, anns, ,n hnkrrs, n = t"inr

HSNfohD a PORTER, Cabinet Makers, n. F. Corner
h1 FRANKLIN aud Thirtcrni
NAysa full and complete Funiture
heT own Manufacture and other which
trntion of onsin need.
Their long and thorough acquaintance Making
an Furnishing Business affords them which
p"-tstd ia superior degree by in Richmond Their
N"kuen are experienced their styles
and most approved and essentials complete
shni they stand unrvaed They com.
parn Of their work With done
that those who ia quest Furniture AFFORD them The
advantage o comparison Of their with
hshments IN Rchmrnd other cities.
New of trade
NJ between Richmond Interior business hitherto
unknown To Richmond being reach
E"uld tai" occasion advance
uanied with the advantages trade, which
1 least Ia the Furnishing line better bargains he
any wheTc at BINPORn PoRTER's
W undeTtsf attended to With especial prompt
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
"HlTLocR, Manufacturer No. IoI o,,,,.,,.., =,
A'n u GILbisG in all its branehes SA"A street, I"
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

w The above DRrcroRr the hpvrE1Ne AorSeT offs
NJ PkTrFNGILL 90. iR2 T,ss,r sTRrrr New York
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HAVING purchased NJ II. NACEs the concern OF
II MACE WINSTON (ss will appear from the
iseEtni ~ continue the Grocery, Commission and Forward
ng Business at the old stand Cary and Pearl
shan retain the services of Mr. W 81 d. Paukey
respectfully solicit the ef the friends
the late concern promising best
well as that Of the public generally.
no2l JOS p WINSTON
Lynehburg ViInian, Fineastle Democrat, and Valley
Whig will please copy three times.
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EyANCY GOODS no TIIE TRADE ONLY


DIN HARRIS WILLIAMS, having csiaLii.hsJ as.nrie.
la England Franer aud Germany receiving
and desirable styles Of Foreign Fancy Goods
their a,sortment rem
rs their stock the the city The Attention
large buyers Is solicited. J.9"Sn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY Tops
N iLLtE LII COATES YoULE, No 27o Pearl stree, rxc,rs
Meta, ihss' aAESEIhE oHHSrT Tors Pumbtrs MstsJ.,
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IL toNiINt:, successor Roper Cowilng, on CO.
rrnor 81 betS zen Main and Franklin would
WALNUT FURNITURE
HIS Furniture is made Of the
pernr and fashionable styles by sa
and Sbe sold at very low
Those IN want OF hEs article HOUSE FuENTURE
ay dc,erpon will do well 10 cali and hi.
purchasing sisrwhere lie prices
Embellishments.
lie also keeps constantly hand Of
sHUCK, and SPRING MATTRESSES and FEATHER BEDs OF h
oSn manufacture, with all articles the UPHOLSTERY
od sofas and Chairs will be repaired promptly
USDERTAhlNGToth this branch Of
nsland particular attention. will be prepared t ali times 10
execute orders the shortest
handaAe assortment Of READY MADE COPFss ali sizes
with HEARSES for hire y
rhspatrousge oftO~u and country respectfully solicited
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

PEkFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS
N Insin nshi p Manut and Imp ais Greenwich $, q
""'i FfeNoss Curtains other celebr.,si .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

oIAlioNERH WAREROOMS-WH
" "; =. WHEELER Co, Nos. . 2 and n Park Roy, N
noLk city, Imp ofstapie Fancy sstensrv w No.. ~
:" american papers Of every deseriptnn ''. pe-leI'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

- 6ENchNngel offers this day
Jtnerson's Notes Virginia;
The Initials; story of Modern IIfc-snc.
hhes and Payers elegantly bound Velvet aud silver
Edgcs and Clasps.
Anuuas upcbly bound for Christmas Presents
The White Veil; Animal forlSA
Women Of EaTly Christianity; Illustrated.
dut Next door 10 Post Onice
U oND0N PORTER AND OANDLEs.-iOO casks pint, and
quarts Baryay Perkins Porter; 900 whemore
TplloW Candles, for sale By
de, EDMOND, DAVENPORT . co.
UUOUstKEkPING ARTICLES. -HIousrteepers ard others
IN want o. articles 10 this line, will DO Wel cali
store before purchasing elsewhere, receiving
tire new stock, A. JOHNSTON a co,
de2l II Main street.
LWENCU MOuSSELiNEs,-solh Color French Nous
~ seines, OF our own importation. for sale low.
dei4 KTNT PAINE A KTNT,
NEW WORK sNnuP; Cheese 10 boxes; Rice in terces;
~ seivins 'nd for sale by r,,,,,,o.- ,,,s.oo
HDowDER.-2oOo kegs Blasting and Rlae Powder dac1f,
II for sale by
della DAVENPORT, ALLEN a Co
HpiNhtNG iHONSA supply ofarrc medium all sizes,
n just received BY express, aud for sale BY -
c. ,. HINTON a 90,
desi Sign Of the cirvular Saw, u Main street.
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AHOkRE 4 GNIItGIitIt Ridge Road and Coates Street
Phidelnhn Iron Founders and Manufacturers Wrought
and Cast Iron Rangs, and all kinds
ecturai Iron Works Iron Rangs for public
Serandahs, settees, Chairs Tables &c.
Particular attention paid to the enclosure Of
Moore daAghera Book Original DESIGNS List OF
ces sent TO persons wishing to make selection.
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He who places himself Johnson
upon his skim as physician.
Iac many Thousands cured this
years and the numerous impOrtant Operations
BY bT - Witnessed by The
not Of which have appeared again
public, Is asuicient guarantee t0 the afflicted.
Dr. Johnston would thosr THInQHdind rSpuhi-
h0H Ls,H his Credentials Diplomas
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS IMMEDIATELY CURED Ann
fULL vIGOR RESTORED -
~ A CURE WARRANTED OR No CHARGE.
subJECr TO THE CONTRACT MADE WITH IIIE PATIENT
6H ALL LETTERS POST PAlD--R 4 NED.ES SEST Ely
AdH. oci-dGm'
- TOHtGE sToRAGE-Ia rreplTrd receive at my Lnm.
- Der House, the Dock thirty
do well To make early apple alton.
lnsurane" can be effected st the lowest premium.
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nfs r,th w LILLiENDAHL Tmpis Of German Frencb ana
No 40 MSIa.n snd FANCY Cons, aud Dealers FRTwoETs
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EA '"MlNs n KELLOGG, No IS John . wboIc,,I. noot
Books. Au" hAnhi OF al kinds Of Blank
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st the lowest rate, of premium
| Ses-u Pap u

~TONDihFIL. YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTYFUL
Wv those ivory aud solid GUERgEoTT made
WhfEliuhsT Counterfeit, yet faithful
mate, yet le-Ee There iwo-loOE, and but
They only need breath to enable them k praise u their
sTeer The exhibition l. free and the public
y solicited TO call at whtehurss Galleries generally
these and won predictions They
greatest beauty and perfection all
Washington Richmond, New York Petersburg Norfolk
LynehbuTF and Wilmington.
higher testimony Of meItean be given for the
exhibited side by side with the Europe
The close Of each exhibition
brighter euloy for Whiiekur He
ia successful operation greater number N engaged
makes more perfect Iencsss and has
ais In this country and Europe for his superior
than other living This Il sayings
less IS true Those who wish truly
ned at small outlay either his many
various parts OF the county His gallery la this
Main street where be OPredent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-07

ErE"rIAN FIAIES.-Thc Hon. G.. orrc
= Na:,h. Of Vermont. was formally received
T., Ii fellow citizens at burlington last week,
-! made very instructive address respect
il. III political charges which have taken
,,aec lulir. the five YEAS of his absence
,trc.l The burlington Free Press has a
r.,ort Of The srccrh, from which we make
,lc .ulIuNir1 extract:
willie France is quiet, Europe is also quiet.
Thu, t:,r. Louis Napoleon has proved himself
We ruler He has built up personal
popularity hv multiplying railroads. and hy
VAT improvements in Paris. In the event
Of h. early death. which may be considered
probable. as every week witnesses some new
attempt n his ASSASSINATION. all France will
b, in haze and Europe vii! he shaken.
r. .Ile revolution in Spain. Mr.. Marsh at
.achcl no consequence. Spain is almost a.
much isolated from the other countries as
Japan.
Oi Italy he spoke with great interest He
hal Visited i; in It's length and breadth. and
lcli"yc! lthier prepmcd .tor free institutions
M,i}. n,'g ofJsr counfry on the continent. A.;
evidence OF this he r>tanced the rapid pro-
.,~,.-> of S.r'linia in cvervthin. GOOD. since
,ar adopted liberal government in ISIS
From 1879 10 1873. real estate doubled in
value in Genoa Durin" the existence of
,h, Roman republic in Is. the private pala-
ces. filed witt! the most costly Objects of art
and luxury. were open TO the access ot the
,,eoplc and not -rm was lost. There was
no theft and for period no rrImc.-strong
,root Of the high clarartcrof the Revolution.
All Italians a-rcc as TO tie cause OF their
misery They tel YOU universally that ii IS
he p,jc>fhood. the ecclesiastical tyranny.
SIR Marsh ,hrn went on to speak OF the
present contest between Russia and Turkey.
1t Is the poId'rW question, * slavery Is the
urea, mo,nI question. OF the day. Our hopes
Of liberty from the present contest have thus
far been disappointed. The reason Is that
all the powers Of Europe are united IN main
tanin" the >.,tpy guo. No exception can tc
rla,!c in the case OF the English government
Before France suppressed by force the Roman
republic. She consulted ENGLAND and was ior-
m..Ilv notified lha, hc EnpiM gor,fumtm d1o
M rLj,c.ton. Lord Palmrrson afterwards
stated in Parliament that the whole Cabinet
agreed in this sympathy with the most afro
clous act of te>potism. Thus far the Turks
have been left to defend themselves, andthey
have done i, gloriou>ly. France and Eng land
wait for Austria. not because they fear
her. but hccause they srwpn'Hi:' with her
In this sympathy the English peol'' do not
share. Tie English government could not
do a NOR" popular hing than to tcare the
emancipation of Italy
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G}rl!tIlg.

Ia th~ town Sept. ~ Ec--ry. vie Of Mr. jacob
+. Dean. a"ci +.
In sutton, Sept. i. ct cho.c!a iui.!,'um. Charlie
H.. son ol E!cnezcr, r.. and Eliza Blake. aged :
years.
IN Sutton. >;.t. Ii. Mary. wife o: Wn,. sa.liior4
a:'I GO wears. ii.'-~. papers pleas" copy.
IN I.an!o;l'c. H.. Rev. Aaron Angler. aged 10
rnrrlv 4 resilient Of Vermont.
In E.I,i!rrc. H. Sept 20, Della A.. wife of pa!
rl ". Smith, and dsU-ht,' Of Joel Owen. Of tili.
town. aged - Years and lo months
L. Charleston. -lth ut Joseph CranIa acc,, y
9TH uI;. AE,.rew Bean, ayr,. ic same day. Nilora
inl;,lit c::i.i oi l.. +. GoodV a. aged wear
IL Dolby. 2''h ut.. Lucy. daughter o. Dr. Geo.
y. and Mary I!imar!, a;r.i year and months
In Morgan. l:i;ii u:t Samuel Bean aged about -,
H. Grccl.~l.oroueh. i:.tll illt at the residence Of
ii son. DR. Su.mnc: i'u:!:,n. Svlva,u> Putnam
formerly Of last Mo.pcI.cr aged 50; 35.l ul.imo
John " GOD, 44cd'o
In Lyman. 2l~t ult. widow Ect>ey .Ia'iki:l>. AZ
e.. S.
IN Bath. rca-icc ,ur,.on. aged -.
H. Cabot a>,I ult.. MrS. Sally. Vii, Of Gcorc.
!, .rr- ;,c,, d. Mr. l.. IN her relations Is wife.
n.rra:i,! nci ,hhor WIS highly ctcoinr,! ;n much
beloved especially in her family. ;hc rs, VII r.: Sc
v"rclv cl. The sickness winch resulted IN hcl.
death wH- Of llorc ian vc.ir- dnrAtion and LEI.
>j:ijcTii> at t!nc~ vet shc was >l,~-
tanned 10y christian patience .!.i hope Of Il better
He Anew day before her death Size made 4 pub
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DE \ IL ST L Y.

DIR. II. II. NEWTON. Of Ncy,lrrv. ",
SL>f!' 1T LILY rvs i.':c,. I" .l.c citizens
q 81 s. l"',r~i'.iry an! VICINITY Thai he il.
be a tie =. ":l!>iur, House ,in 18Th 81 October
a"d will la.ry t" VA, "i"n all ti!"-c 10 in
whit 81 h .n"f,~-ioIi services II" VI! a!>r J..
- Lyndon Corner Nov. s. and nj Daly.lc Nc. -
and remain '.ll'i Dec. l." 1874.
Plate: w"r! toi,. n hi office from >,itlt tooth
"a Il u'i -: that Ill CON, are with any wur,. dole.
N . crlnuiit. and ",i - reasonable .rrlIls.
Fr %"Nt":r w"uIi >ly t. hi t,.riuor patrons and
ttir! th:t he hold" himself re- lr,:,-i. i,r 10 n,.-
"r:'j''n 81 h. nli"-- h can have liz" privilege q:
"XtiiiIi.Ii- tl"r t,.i AZ ga: ur twice. vr
~f!s: j" 'nfE remote l.y lrc'!'>I posing cau-c, 81
';ccaV. that may exist.
An ~ Isl
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!" ne no. r''',r t"r: .'r ;i.r Di>:i,i of Lex
"a v. H. ilAiI>IlOHN. t.ir,riln of ,;rmcc
W Andrews. >ai;'hJ Andrews ::nJ EEzalc.h
=. .H'i'N'' li!.i'"i>, r">lir the >a t;ror.r, a,i,
T." III hli''i:, '"rli.I 81 Coos and >ti: %,
W." '!.'c. 'i!i HE SAID >ara! j. in Guild
''''' III iva "i>ilcl Represents Ia SAID cc;,rt that
:hc -HI'' ln! l. are -czc; in fee Of ,I. tlIy i
>rri'' req! c>ih'e.f" WI: fifty icrc~ l.;iIr the ,o;,,i
'> i'.;H Il 10! Ne" IL. in raj 70 I. "f the rich. ,f
=, IAN i'lac;f III >lii t.uil Hall. hrii.c land
"hc: hr"i'E> :" sad miners by ii,!I,rj,.;,cf #. IN
it'"-;".r ct >rini"r i!...v~ ia.c If ,:ujl.,,,:u
IL! -: >iiici deceased. ana that il would BE con-
''"'N' :" NE interest If sad mixers !, ,ci sail
-" '>'"'' '"f The purpose Of putting lie ,rocec.,,
81 ."'! ~" 4; interest. "r investing il in stocks
~ al ':'!r!lln therefore r.r.iv> SAID court t,
ga h .'''.-:, i" sell he >aI IT. ,.~.:,c ,r,>,
"a; = - provisions Il hc salute in ,Gcl. ca.e
lu.... ~! irp'.lc,l.
~ H. II tE:~:IGI\ Gu,rii,r
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ST. Iehnshary daguerrean GALLERY.
Cages Mezzotint Statutypes.
SOMETHING NEW.

VIfiii.St ,c,'i:rc arc dili,;c! ir,.n ~. .,-r 10
Tor" '.:;-r": :. =" Iu''!ir il arc considered
- the - ~, g 'c rat: desirable -, lie nf ll.-
c-> wlic ~ '.-u' '',:.:i u; ! cil ..',,r "a IT,
ii;''fig. li"r l. a! =" IL, he and :,rrc,r.p,
e'iv -; ;c"t-. stain. r,n:it,,icd with al i!c
r;yrr~~ ii T. :n-f r:..i I-zTo,. ,ia.l:., .ly
Picture ''h.;. IN n - t. ivr moe. n ,,,
ti.a il t.''";l IL -. -Ii: wa, u, .y,, iiir .l:-,
:ia "r',.A','t ilir .cc j. ,ll..gi,i '.i IT, l,.o>.
GIcr''c TiiY. a':i ~ III" 10 :iii;ri';e- oi e,
preston f'. f,i;"! IL tie c-c:.ts>. lcr'.rf.--
ii-'t - .,c- ;aoi !, IL r'-.-~, r.'a.:l liz, =
expression. ~. 'tr -: the l,f'--';ail a.. i;;.
Ike ;i."il"i %, TAXING. ~" >r:::c'v,s- aas >,c,
"r'l i''i'' l'!..l- c.' ;:r.st, e., =, rr.i...r>
~ liz: G''I. ~ y. - my ! : hi...~i, .
ir;'c;i-'', * n i.lv. Specimen - til. icti.ies
;.r 'i4 -" "il':' ii ~ 'ia.-.y. .iIf'-i- ..jr-
cl-'lv r gr--:"' zeal 81 ! "x'i.i;ii- ,l,t".
Picture .ak'.iI III ali kiu.:e -: weather. AMI .,...
i-' -::'i~',t e. "a r,t'! II j." -. lr>:.u.i y,
-iv:' T. - Ar;- Ai.v lHr.il wishing - l.:.r -.
,rac IA :i AZ cscci!ci' Il! cr;'.i.ii: to 10 "
ailii int "a. SAT-
ST I.,u<s;.t-:,, 81. ~;
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Farm for Sale.
sc Acres of Excellent Land,

V5'Ili. subscriber oilers IL sale liz Farm situate,
~ Ii" S'a.,' !oa'; uilr c north 81! Sl!c!:ir!,
Hollow. SAD I:.r.i! contains l,lt
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Office. POSITIVE MI persons who


i'E All persons who
'Fc ,':'i"t'te'l. ether hv note OF book account
;" III" ,nD-rrIhcr> are hereby requested :" make
e''''''c payment and all nc.lec;rc 10 DO so will
ma or ''nIn'- in The hands u. LAWYER for co,
''tt:"n. ai.rr the 2'';ii OF October
ABBOT X STfNENS.
i''f!''. Sep. "a. l~"+ >:1v3
S,A,IT ;,,., Il--,--T--.---------- ----------
4 tLn,1.. ~ ,''>"'c Ga me subscriber about
rcl .,,.. .,,i ~" "''>' rtd hclrr> l
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THE GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY EXEM
PLIFIED.

Cork assizes. adjourned from last summer,
closed only on Thursday last, after de%voting nc
less than fourteen days to the hearing Of a case,
- Godfrey rs. Cross" which ended in the jury
separating without agreeing to a verdict. A
lease which has thus occupied so much valuable
public time, and in which one would suppose
some vast interest must be at stake, deserves n
passing notice, and here is its history briefly
summed up by the Southern Reporter:
This grand piece of litigation, after occupying
no inconsiderble part OF the ordinary assize pc
Rod, was eventually the cause of an adjournment,
for the special purpose of allowing it full time
which its importance demanded, and occupied,
altogether, fourteen sitting days of the court.
For that length Of time the Chief Baron of Her
Malesty's Exchequer, twelve respectable citizens
acting as Jurors, counsel, attorneys, witnesses,
police, and others-in all perhaps forty or fifty
persons-whose days were more or less precious
to them, were occupied in what has proved the
~fruitless attempt - decide whether one brother
liria~ ~ ane'hsr-Mr. Crose or Mr.. Godfrey