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ARRIVED


and passengers, 70 fudialn Peasants. ~ ''''' 100
ship ri d ella !p:css. psop ysrpSol June e. With
oath passed ship Calhoun at the mouth Of the North
Channel bound In July 18th madc east coast Of Now
Bay; was days beating down tho coast 70 Cap. Race
has been Is days Of the Cape, with Hight westerly
winds spd thick weather. 2lst spoke BT brig Prrcso,
Rossana from Dcn,arara for vcrpool .5th, exchanged
signals with steamship Africa; 27th, OF Nantucket
Soom ors opgsans yard m.niop.s s scrs:a
80 AM spoke steamship Asia honco for Liverpool The
+ has had light westerly winds all tho passage.
Islands 1o2 days and Hampton Roads days With guauo
to " Riley: May III lat So IA g Ion II W, passed an
loss Of forefopsa yard and fore topsaant mast June
from Boston bound TO San Francisco july lat 90
The has had very light winds ard Gains sll through
the North Atlantic.
dad Port casda July ), with Isoissses to ste,,nson
Sid in co with brig Enclne, for NYork.
Brig Edward Lind (of Portland), buckingham, Guaya.
chr iunsr ESs tsis), dopsss, Psies%S O. days. With
fruit, 70 Chamberlain Robertson.
49, ' eTse a. a.Iss 81 o1sy Mag Juno
June q, of Point Nainas, Malaga sposc shin Prompt
from Palermo for Boston.
sshI Rogers s OF Ss. navsn,, Penny, neushers,
Sehr Saginaw, Crosby, Boston for Albany.
with oil. s'
schr Henry Clay, Dslsno, NBedford for Albany, With
oil. '' w"
scbr Sctous witten, Rondout for Salem, With COAL
schr i"nsg ,ss G.Svor Rondout for Boston
schr Empire, Smell, Boston for Albany
Sehr Gsrelle, Cocmbs, Providence for Philadolphia
schr Watts, Taylor, Portland with stone
schr Jane 1outs, Lophcr, Portland With stone.
Schr Henrietta, Bekor, New Bedford
Schr y II Derrick, Jones, Rocklspd.
BELOW.
Ono brig
Wind durins ha IA
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN KEsTu0KY.-A correspond
emit Of the Louisville Democrat gives the following
Mount Washington, KY, on tho 2sth inst :-On
Friday evening last, dispute arose between Saul.
Smith and Frenchman by the name Of Pgnltel,
and ipsulting words used BY both parties, where
ed; and on Saturday morning said Pignitel sent
Smith note Commanding PREPARATION, and Monday
morning. said Smith replied that said Pignitel was
an allen. and not worthy his notice, but that he
would not make max any advertisements whatever,
course he chose, and Immediately after the recep.
ton Of Smiths note, he walked down and stopped
before the store door Of VIM. Smith, and told his
to speak with him, whereupon said Samuel Smith
replied that he cid not want anything to do With
him; but he still insisted upon his coming out,
and upon second refusal, he clutched his pis-
lain Smith then jumped from the counter which
be was sitting on, and approached the door, both
drawing their pistols at the same time, and Pigni
tells pistol swapping at the first attempt to fire, he
entirely shield him, Smith shooting oil the while
until his loads were spent, which were four times
two not going oR-ani seeing there was no good
sense in standing there without arms, reiterated
intel. upon seeing this, advanced and stepped into
the door, presenting his pistol al William Smith,
father to said Samuel, who was unarmed, and fred
but Smith, seeing his situation. avoided the shot,
winch VUIe Ou TIC uccl u one DOOt anu l0QSCu III
the leg of another; but no still presented his pistol
at old Smith, which again failed by swapping;
whereupon Smith seized him by the arm, and was
struck over the head by the pistol with the other,
and pushed back over chair. He then repaired to
Halls Hotel. Samuel Smith having by tnis timo
got doube-barrel shot gum was making towards
said Pignirel and would doubtless have despatched
him had n 1t the citizens stopped him. This thing
having been prcmeditated, Pignitcl having horse
in waiting, and believing be had killed old Smith,
left FOR Louisville, where he is running at large,
undera writ which was sent tho deputy sheriff Of
your city.
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HH corner Of Butler street, o. ths Fasbush road ssr
. short illness, yoU A. DAVE
the mepbers Of Brooklyn City Lodge No. O. A. p A. aud
the order In general requested to meet ut lo2 Fulton
On sunday. july 80, cOs.aD assxAss son Of John II.
and Gesina Rasche, Agsd months and II days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
spsettuy invited to attend bis funeral at two o'clock
this afternoon, from No. Hester street, corner Of Gin
ton steeet.
On sunday morning, July 80 after lingering illness,
Her Friends and those Of her Alexander David and
John and q her in-law William McCrea and Wm.
neral Without further Invitation, nom her late rssi
dence No. IA pelyea street, near Hamilton avenue,
be in readiness ii shs Hamilton avenue ferry Brooklyn
side. TO proceed 70 the house.
On Sun day, July 30, after a lingering nlnsss Lswn
The relatives and friends Of the family also Tompkins
Lodge No Q, Of O. f. and Schuyler Chapter O. Of U.
three o'clock to afternoon from bis late red
dence 12S East Thirty third street. corner OF Third ave
nue., without further invitation.
Their frends and acquantances respectfully In
this afternoon, from his late residence % Mulberry
street without further notice.
At Tsrrytoxn on Saturday. July 20, after short H.
ness Ann we OF John Copoutt, in the nth year Of
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
morning. 49,
On Saturday, July co. at the residence Of his son In
law, James Mallory, 100 East Twenty 6rst street. ELI
HncHCoCK, Of Hudson, aged 65 years.
His mains were taken to Hudson for interment
On Saturday July 90 at tho residence Of Dr. De Camp
Governors Island, N. Y harbor JAns G. On cAxP, aged
"a years.
On Wednesday, July 90 at FRANKFORT near Philadel-
phis FERDINAND SrxwXn CAMPBELL SIxwART late Of VIII.
Harrisburg, Virginia, and Of Aseog House, Scotland
Virginia papers please copy
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county OF New York. from tho 22d day Of
July to the Goth day Of July, 1854
Men, DOT; wsnen 24a; boys, $50; girls, :e7-Total,
1.18O
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~, Ga very gravely informs us that few days ago
he saw, on the plantation Of Thomas Gey, ESQ,
living in valley called the land of Egypt, ia said
county sixty ears Of one stalk, tho largest
circumference and all Of the ears had good corn on
them. The same correspondent Gays, that two
miles northwest from Butler, there is pine rnoun
tain which affords Of tho finest views TO H. found
can be seen from the top Of THE mountain By the aid
OF spy-glass. Should any gentleman doubt the
truth Of these statt ments, our correspondent who
10 o reliable man, offers TO prove them true to any
visitor Georgia Citizen.
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DESTRUCTIVE FmI NJ LowxLL.-rhe Lowell
Mus hes IN account Of very destructive Ore In
that city, on Friday afternoon. which burned some
turned large number Of families out Of their houses
and destroyed scme 5000, 900 worth Of property,
The particulars a. given BY the Nesos, are as fol
lows:-Yes'erdsy afternoon, about four o'clock, q
6re broke out inthe stable Of NJ. James Lsnnan,
Drummer street. which was Alled With hay. This
building Was quickly CONSUMED, and the flames
spread 70 the brick building north, corner Of Dam.
mer and Lowell streets, known 80 the Railroad
House, which was soon enve!oped In flames. From
easterly, and from the Railroad House and this
large building, the flames extended across to the
largo wooden houses opposite. which were consum-
ed westerly to opposite Jefferson street. The flames
also crossed Drummer street, and extended westerly
on the south side Of Lowell street to Jefferson
street. and burned the stores Of Capt j. g. Proctor
and Patrick McGurke, where their progress o.
arrested. Owing to the confusion Of last night Il
degree of accuracy, and We therefore defer any de-
finite account Of the fire. We learn that among the
principal losers were Smith, Josiah Bennett, John
Maynard, james Lannan, Mrs. Brophy, Patrick Nc
Boston, Nathaniel Wright, Mr.. Anthony, Mr.. sher-
man, Mr.. billiard Of Boston, Barney Smith, Mrs.
Blood, and the Meesrs. Battricks.
1t v certain that little girl, 1--WE or six years Of
age, was burned In one Of the buildings, and i is
boy were burned in the Railroad House. Mr.. James
Lovett, who resides on Union street, q member Of
the Hook and Ladder Company, was severely, II
not fatally injured, by being struck by the hook Of
ladder In the neck, which tore open che veins and
arteries. 1t was said, however, that he would re-
cover # be had the courage TO let the physicians
properly dress the wound.
or the amount Of loss by individuals, or the
amount ofinsurance Of any, we learn nothing def
mite, with the exception that Capt. Proctors loss
was 81 900.
The FIRE win be severely felt by many factory
girls, who have lost ali their clothes, money, &c.
in the buildings that were burned as well as fami-
lies, whose furniture was so unceremoniously
sire ged about the streets.
At one time il appeared sure that the Rev. Mr.
Chds church, on Merrimack street, as we'll az the
buildings adjoining, which were cleared Of their
contents, must burn, but luckily the wind varied
and they were saved.
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7. Tierney, . young man OF much promise, who left
this city about five years ago for California where
he had, up to the period Of his dcccase, met with
the most deserved success. After remaining few
months in California, Mr. 7. went to Southern Ore.
gon, and had been living in Salem but short time
when he was killed by fall from his horse. He
was young man Of excellent abilities, honorable
principles, and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. Ho had acted in tho capacity of private
secretary to Gen. Lane during the difficulties with
the Rogue River Indians, was employed by the
Oregon Statesman as reporter Of the Legislative
Assem- bly, and subsequently filed the Office Of Ter
ritcrial Librarian.
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TIE MURDER TRIAL AT SArGERTu.s-On Thurs-
day, during the trial of the Rev. Mr. johnson, Bap
list minister, at Saugcrties for the murder Of his
wife and child, after the testimony was all in, the
court said it was its duty to inform the counsel that
owing to fatal flaw In the indictment, the name Of
the deceased being Lucy Ann, instead Of Anna, 1t
would DO bound to direct the jury TO acquit tho
sum up In that case. The court, therefore, 60
directed the jury, who rendered verdict according
ly. A motion was made by counsel for defence that
the bail be accepted for prisoner, inasmuch as no
indictment existed against him.-Troy Budget,
,L,rLn 90.
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STRANGE AL MFoRxATIoN.--A Simpson county
correspondent informs US that negro child was
born in that county, tho 18th ultimo, which was
thus singularly malformcd 1T had two heads four
hands and four feet, with the usual number OF flo.
gers and toes upon the latter. The strange aspect
which ii presented was that Of one child sitting in
aDotber's lap, with head inclined to one side. The
monster lived but short time after BIRTH but suf-
present to observe with astonishmcnt It's almost uu
accountable malformation. II was born at the resi-
dencc of a well known planter at Dry Creek, Gov
ington county.-Pcnding (Mtss) Clarion, l5th.
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rHusDIrns, July 2o--Rcported by Keen & Tayfos.-
Frrt Boards5o COZ Rich Dist Tram Ga cash SIX 900
I<hgh gs 20, e3y oooo fcnns Coupon 6's o.; 100
City 6s, Erie %; 2Jo shnros Morris Canal H. 100
ast; 100 DO s2t; 90 40, IS, Sax; . Pcnna r. l9h:
Philadelph'. B~nh b, l26h; Mechanics Bank, 2sn;
rn;or tspsi II; scc'ih; ftz'>c,S Marll; dg..
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Bark Rainbow col tons. Of Gardner, now al Boston
loading for London baa been purchased BY parties In
Providence and Warren private terms and will hsn
from the latter place She h 70 be commanded By Capt
lemuel Gaee OF Providence, formerly Of brig Florence
Big Glamorvss, Witch was esssd on the coast o.
A.c ~ ~rg ergrggc Il the aS5s trsae, ant sNashs
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Into Boston In charge q unsl States esses ~
there ct auction 2oth Inst BY Edward ds ct the Mav
Yard for TOO She ws purchased By paftss IN Bss-
tom.
LAUSoHD-At Nedfosd recently by Msssn Hsydea :
Cudworth, superb clipper chip Of 100 tous, oes1
the Osborn Howes, owned By Hessrs Ceowsu, BROOKS
Co, and Capt d Kelley, who will command her. 81
viii load In Messrs Giiddsn willsms' line for Caa-
forpia.
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On Wednesday evening, July 20, by the Rev. Mr.
Rackus at his residence in Twenty fourth street. Jo7R
u. Joxx 70 I1rARETH I. DuErEH both Of Hoboken New
Jersey.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday July q, BY tho Isv. DR..
Pisc, HENRY G. MEyxs, Of New York, TO FRANCES JAM
laughter Of hrs Maria Flood, OF the former city.
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TelegropAlc Marine Repoxts
NEW ORLEANH, July 2S-Ar ship Vickaburg, New
York
BOSTON, July 3o-Arr banks W BAbba~s, Havana;
Mary Slads Phac elpha; Broosa, N0rasans; ship HA-
vAns Smyrna; brigs vulsure Aux Cages Judge Haneys
Philadelphia; Matilda Jacksonville.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

THOMAS r. DOWNINta, City Inspector
City Inspectors Once, New York, July ~, 1854.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths
In the city and county Of New York from the 22d day Of
July to the Goth day Of July, 1854
Men, DOT; wsnen 24a; boys, $50; girls, ceT-Total,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-14
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

-, AAERicAN:.Mrs Spear. Louiss; IA Newman.
,h,,dephn; White. o; AGhe~. p Edward; W
Joyner. liuganoti; Magoiiin. XIV: y Marin I p
Irving, 5 johnson. N VI &c we.6ed. Fluvana, II II
lockwood, hosley, don't know; u Morse, c: A n
French, O. Norton, Macon.
SoLOsBlAN-h W Robertson, Master Rob.r,.o, 4 ~ r.L-
Nosto-sy w Williams. Lunenbury: T Care. r..
ouIg a smith, Richmond: Taylor Da
mona Lson Petersburg: 81 subI-tt Po.h,,,n. y
nmea p" liodEson, Columbia; n Pend-ton W.,
oharoe Hunt Kiehmsnd Perkinson P.,.,,s,s
IS, Notioway; Ha~es q HAYES, Wool /,
.Inn u Edmund.. Va; Mor, Amelia; w Ta,n.s NJ,
snoutE strong. RiehmondJ Mann Yuy.nn,, o q
naIm'hie crosek. Petersburg shaeki.foIJ T
Richmond. n smith,
A,hhNGE-J sunborp, Miss sunhnru, Mr.. Cron,,,,. n
anu lady. w Harrison, A II Jones, Va w sa, ~,
9,ei Judge hopkins MOBILIZE FROST, Mobile:
hNh;'er Amm-rman, IVA: Ch.uirg LOUIS. n
snu AlT. nahsx. Wekham 81 Wekk. n 'te
oetAhd'J Smith, Va: Riddle, Mr.,
Ienp; Lnament, @, o Landretb Y,.,. pm,
Virginia. -' ' ''sNaI' lhiEerSity Of
,,tSIItD STATES HoTEL--wm Bill, stspnop ". p..,,
S nass Cht't.rn.id Dsns Granville q; 10 G,;s
virginia: John immersion, Van
nml !, wIri,s; Alfred A,m,tronE Halifax .as Va,
nvf' John stuart Va Guam, II-nrco DR. haho'
sonn winters. Va; Samuel Opel M,s Cpei HowaIi ~
'"oodman, fincasie '' -'"sfa H.
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OFFICE OF TIE N83 iGIEinnn Avn PETERS,


ERICIIHOND AND PETERS,
" HCRG RAILROAD C0MPASY-TO PERSONS SEEEYyG
AN ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT or MOEEY-sslLrD PEo.
foALs will be received this OF july
Isoi wi they will be opened In the
Treasurer and this COMPANY
for the purchase OF The this Corn
to be Issued for the purpose their Road
with heavy iron rails under the act Assemble
passed February 18Th, 1851 and OF the RESOLUTIONS stock
holders OF ihs Company. adopted the SUth May
The principal Of these Bonds will be payable day OF
june 1919 aud the interest Of annum
and half semi annually the LIST and the
st day OF December Of each the
principal and interest being by trust on the
whole RoI other franchises Company
liable TO lie enforced at time, SGiy
payment Of amount OF either prin ;lpa int-re,t
No bids for less than the including
iere,t from the LIST OF hismonh June, ls5-thai
on which they bgin TO bear interest," coHsd
cred.
The terms Of will be cISi from responsible bid
der neEotab notes o three urhs OF the purchase money
equal Indictments with six the
Tune, @ payable at three eve and that
will be received the Of which
9Th o. the Of actually paid for will be re.
iaed the comoany until all OF the said
paid
Any further information the subject which may be desired
will be furnished by the President
by direction OF the Preside; t:
JOHN WILLIAMS,
secretaIy and Treasurer II and p Railroad Company.
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,e AYERS CHERRY PECTORiL,
For the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds TEo,rc.
=, ness, mrome a Whooping .CoughI Group,


To- ,,. ua,:I S ,hhnhl fhliORAL!
ness, bronchtts, Whooping Cough,I q RIO n n,
Ns'hm" ana ton.umpIion.
k,s-S 80 a \ ID 6I the rirer, upon tie bank
< Il u - N NereQf sAdY groir ali fr.ss b,-
AI(cI;SY , ei E1oIy sy stiH Hothidt and tie fruit
Nay HeTeg stGH Gs for meat and rslsIftSsrect
- ~ J"r medicine"
Il azlxa, here was hope Tor the sick recorded long
/ ~ Y ago, and every year adds proof TO the
NV $50 RANG ihat these promises shall
G-SA - AS medical Science discover. and desig.
hates the remedies nature has given, one 81 by
:, one, me diseases that AGie race, yield
70 we arr vi All the nAadies We suffer from,
carried more victims 70 an unimely grave than Consumption
tue Lungs snolned We give some evidence that ay
cured and ta Complaints in all their forms may be
removed hy CH.Hhh flcIoRat
space VIII not permit as To- publish here proportion
cures has on the Agent below named will
CuA Nhereoh arc in particulars and indipuAbie proof
OF nese iAos'
suuerers' reAn aHd Junge ior yourselves.
FOR INFLUENZA AND NHOOPIyG COTGU
NASHVILLE TFxS
SIR have repeatedly used your CHEEET PEr6E. Tor Wopv
Cough and Influenza and have hesitation I'm propoucjn
complete remedy Four Of children have hern aatrJ MIR
these diseases, and the free PEcroEa
ed almost instant relief JAMES gIyOyyR
We attest the truth Of the above statement.
NJ McHISTY, Editor of the Eashy1e WhIy
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
FOR a CONsIMI'TINE COIGH.
PirIspusJ, Ptb. o. 1851.
Dear ihree years have been afflicted Cough
50 distressing that frequently dispaired much Of
would suhccatc when laid down Having many rene
dies Without much relief NJ last tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL
which under Providence has cured me altogether.
am with gratitude yours,
49,, JAMES NCANDLEss.
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JOHN q. sIsAfEH,
TAILOR AND ORA PEE,

EANhhNbb
wo,,a nonr a.,nt Street, Richmond, Va.
su@@.r oSsd. call attention to his ne. styles Of sgns and
W. n,Ii s. n. m.,soRoEULA CURED IN TWENTY Days
Or ,h ,s,d Si had been afflicted With serotala year.
'' ip%iS Ts hsS5 Mutt NJ
lsI y SSS
e, apsn dim Ss. III. ,,'. He SIN os
RsDways kkoULaTos They op.,s po~sf sSd
S S,s. s cam him be shaved s.ns
lie continued the Rso,ent for days. sinee ~:
rsT.na Inn va, on tn, night Of the 10th day he
Sas, ,sn clear aud bowel, once No icl
Sold By DruEEi.,s everywhere ,1u
rItn CHOLERA MosBUs AND SUMNER COMPLAINTS
oa IT. do. .ns n and no. pssG sassie
S,T4 !eis .nG ". S Ssss
fr. an Of ne these Bs
uond De na Of q IN R%sPa DIoEs.,.
burg DR. oamm %,ssars wynne, YorH,oan; John
K Im snS wsxass F,sdsrst,GurE c,un Co. D,nvis
csaPne' whselinS Virginia. and Miller Bsi,inOre
9 o,Ss.. P,omp'y allied by ADDRESSING
- uy-'-o1" y. BAKER, Richmond. Va.
JACKSON. Justly rretOned among, cur mos. raiy,b.
Ing the ton, Of "a. OF syp.p,a act: me magic ,esn
Ts rudy health to The cheek and brEh,nes, 70 the
virtue. ami thousands will hereafter their s,imony
Les. o. Spi and Disc, der,i SOHadch--The ierfui
truly
s'S s They &C, in 50 neeu system thai
h' 'he directors affixed 20 each the mode Of
using rin rrtAb'y tone of the siorseb
Hhsthneh the digestion
70 The blood and robust state health attained Person, Of
udoLs AMI secntary habit,
class OF dories here alluded to- should take ioowAy pills 10
ensure n good state Of health. ~
tot sIeby PURCELL, LADD co. my26-2w
defiance sainmand.r saf--tsn yi-r. I'atrnL-ROHEET
81 rATRcI Is the soe MANUFACTURER In the United the
above celebrated safesand CONN. Impenerabe Deaanet
Lock and Cossbarsthe best Safes eorlbned in The
woh To whom the highest
me Metropolitan
ton, the American Institute, New
c,.S, =. 80"
~ FOR BRosCHiTIs THROAT DISEAsES HACKING
CoUHl and the cnec Of
cine has b. discovered elected such cures m
Carter's Spanish Mixture ~ " N''' ~
Throat i:ea.e, produced by alvaon Hacking Cough Bron-
cu' Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia
all been relieved and cured wonderful manner by the gr.t
PuIiner OF the blood, Carriers Spanish Mixture,
The case OF Mr.. T. II. Ramsey alane
doubt Call on the Agent procure pamphlet Containing
cures, which will astound you.
For saIe6y BENNETT BEERs
HS..-lm Druggists.
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aikIr 5 q .RIxEn n,rArr. m


fht ssHkrr - adoc Rs,NEs saR EsssE.EE: ~
lat. Dr. J.Ps w,sI9, ale sSssS on S' n.
pr on MEpNEsDAI JAY 9,S 1854, ir DOT, IN. D,.
IGfoS6 the .: Ts sa ,ss'S >.
ms estate In the county Of GoOshi,ad mile. .S,, R,
anu Jtnk on the James River and ksnAshs Canal IN Of
nqtdrsd .ste' Of land 200 Of which are s
ana most 81 L y aas asfs' Of -0'a 'nd
,,h. oe.ti and there DO proved
In-one laird balance for bond, esryins
a. a secured BY deed Of u' land.
,e andpated. but selling Executor shall convey
Pos;loa .Ss r,,sasd BY me 10 sir, tim. III.
Th.. .es Iorehasr VII Ne allowed to seed
yy ne ne on terms to be upon,
=. c9n a, ne crop. secured be sale Of m. ne,
which motto. vii, ana an he personal estate hIm
vi use pleasure In showing the any one disposed 70
Ny Post once sidre,, Loeb Lomoud eooeh,Ds
y n. wATKINs
g, Wasn!p e r ss nsy1s claim, against The
please settle their acc. un:s -ary possible
Own, In right, farm containing 800 acre, s,
Ss.s n To originally p,r o. the Gea lonend ss.e and
,ssa "a a. rrsy important and dsr,Ss to siii s
un e desired by the purchaser, willing sell IL
W ~, I'm NO., 70 De made known BY application To
tD- sac conducted by j. r. D p.rsE Aue, "ArAiNs'
V,NARM rES MILES Bsr ow ai, iINoxD Nn,Ry,,,v.
prv,ssS ny arm . LESS 2;sa S SGyns we.,
Ger aionIns the lands Of Messr Aien Henry
l,eontan, about $50 sere which $50 acre,
Vement, the remainder conv,nien 70
tom Rehmna are reTy GOOD so9. ~ miles
,,ees containing beside, kitchen servants
p,rs9n shrE purchase would 10 call .oon 90 tia,
Cd and the pas. P .9r wheat The neshbOr
s ems &c sppy TO Ms,.r' Godin App.r,on Of Rich
isIl o r, 70 Vie subscriber on tie premises.
~ Gun JAS. II. AIKEN