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The AMERICAN DERATER. being a plain
Exposition of the Principles and Practice OF
Public Debate, etc., etc by James N. Nc
ElIigott, L. L. d. New York. Ivison x Phin.
ney.-Ws have received copy of this vol.
ume from Mr.. r. b. PRICE. We observe
that, besides some lessons in elocution, the
book gives use full outline of rules OF deli
herative assemblies, and the motive of them.
II has good portrait Of Webster.
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IMPUDENoE.-ColinP itman free negro,
received ten stripes, by order of the Recorder for
using impudent and insulting language to officer
Seal
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MATURE AND HUMAN NATURE" by the
author of "Sam Slick" etc. New York
Stringer & Townsend-H needs no common
dation of work of Judge Hallyburton,s the
yeritable Sam Slick, to make It sought after
by the lovers of the peculiar kind of humor
and Yankee shrewdness, with which his pro-
auctions abound.
For sale by A. MORRIS and GEoReK M.
WEsT.
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NAnRow EsoApE.-Yesterdsy afternoon,
one Of Mr.. WIN. Riddick's chiidrer, whileai play
In III fathers house on Franklin strcss, oetweo1
oist and goa. accidentally fell out Of the second
storv window on the top Of the resr porch. and
WAS rapidly rolling of, when lts clothes we're
esuett by 1 nail and the child thus held until its
mother came to ito rescue Had II not been Tor toe
pieces on the pavement Ia the bsck yard.
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A CHANCE FOR A SPECULATION

1t has been suggested that some Yanke co
60 to the Crimea and contract to take Sebas.
topoi in given time. We have no doubt
Canrobert would be glad to have the job off
his hands. Plenty of Yankees could be found
who would contract to do it; whether they
would do it, is another question.
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COMMERCIAL.
rTun

On the 18th April, 10 Henderson city, Ksnfucky.
JUDGE WILLIAM L. STONE native OF Lanen-
burg county, Va
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nnw SPECIAL norTcns.


Barns, BArns, BATHs-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be Lsd d.lJ from 4 Al H., to 10
o'clock r. NJ. At tbs Hair DressinR shavins a.
Sham pooins Saloon under the Americsn H. tel
- Single Bsth Is esnts, or s Tick sts Tor 81 ra
trsncs on 18th 1t. my2
Valuable REAL EsTArE AT Aucr,o.
This DAYPartieular stteaton 10 the ssvsrsr {, h.
Of real esfate, TO take places on 50 srest uesr e
Gabis's Hill. Cary strset, and ct the corner cf e.
nal and 1st streets this afternoon, st4 O'clock Tn
lot Ut tbs corner Of Canal and Sd streets Il s,non
the meet beautiful to be found III this city
ing sst does extensive view Of lower James river
and the surrounding country.
my7 6oDDIN { APPERsON, Aucss.
The DEPosIroRY FOR Work, connected
with the Union Benevolent Society. has been re-
moved 20 ths basement room the corner Of Main
sBd 9Th Streets where orders for work from Yacto.
RES Railroad Companies and the citizens generally
win be thankfully received and promptly sxecuted
my 2-lswim
EorIcE.-The Annual Meeting of the
stockh of the RICHMOND, FHEDERICKs-
BURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
will be held at the Office Of the Company at Rich.
nnond on WEDNESDAY, the 3osh Of Nay, At II
O'Clock M. G. w. MACMURDO, TT.
ap So-1m
SPECIAL NoTIoE.-The following Books
are missing from this Library:
CALLS REPOHTs-yo,s. 1st and %.
LAW LlBRARY-vois o. 26 and As.
GEO. JOHNSON, decd. In their possession. are re-
quested TO return them Immediately TO GEO. NJ
WEST
The Catalogue will be ready on the 5th Of May.
and the sale will take place ON the S0th.
ap 30-St
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MEEDIEG THE STKEETs-Many of the
public thorouehfar Of the city are ii bad oondf
ion, and should b improved before ssttina vorse.
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FIRE.-Between the hours of II and 12
O'Clock, last Monday night the house OF Joseph
tucker, on the Mechanicsvllle turnpike, not far
was entirely consumed Mr. Tucker. we under.
STAND, bad an insurance of 500 on his stock of
groceries and house, which will entirely cover his
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINe-Mr. Jas. Lyons
addressed the Democratic Association OF this city,
last night, at the African Church.
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STEALING Elizabeth Brown, free Girl,
was convicted, before Recorder Taylor, OF stealing
gold fencil and - 10 money from DR.. voieer, to
whom she was hired, and ordered fifteen Ieshea
Sns was then locked up for want OF register.
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Hall-have you seen them, If so, how do you like
the appearances of Fort Smelling" "The MINES
sofa River" 'Indian Village" "Sioux Burial
Prairie on Fire. Herd of Buffalo," "Camp OF
the Red River Hunters" and hundreds of other
beautiful scenes. sketched from nature by the PEN
oil of Stanley one of the most successful painters
In the UnionY Ii You have not seen them, do so at
once tor will require at least dozen visits to
crafty your desire for beholdipg the beauties Of
nature transferred to canvas by master hand.
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The FREE BARBrour At voeolar

HE FREE BARBOUR at Voepler's
SPRING Yesterday, passed of quite pleasantly = re
learn ffom number of gentlemen who wsre ia a..
tendance With tho mental feast presented ne have
nothing 70 say but the food provided for the inner
man vas greatly reIished by the hundreds present
who had bad their sppetites sharpened BIZ the de.
Zig btfui breezs OF the morning
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2 SPECIAL NoTIoE.-The following Books
aye mi ssips from this Tibrary.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
vi FOR ONE WEEK!n
Commencing WEDNESDAY, 3D. will be exhibited
STANLEY'S WESTERN WILDS,
OR
THE INDIAN AND HIS C0UETRYt
PAINTED BY
J. M. STANLEY. Ar

y. Oh AfLISt,
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Survey party u
der Gov. Stew NJ, from original Sketches made
for the Government
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To-day the Proprietor's Purse of $500. two mile
heatsswiil be run for: and judging from the repu
tstion of the entries the sport will be very fne.
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A NEW NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR
"A OF THE "VIRGINIA CoMEDIANsr-I,

OLIVER p L A T Z D-Fmif and 1..Ts
~ bsskets and Waitera; scme heautifal n.tts...
'os al0 ~ 0ENNET L MNE6
--y Eaeia enuara
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COMMERCIAL.


Nsw Yosx, Jan. 10, 1855.
The financial prospect 10 be improving rapidly The
amount OF obligations outstanding much reduced and
capital begins 70 accumulate in the demand mani
fert Ia the falling rates for money the best commercial
names The panic or has been bat the
large failures only have Involved th0se who
more directly called sustain gigantic railroad schemes
Henry Dwight, Patehin Schuyler, Townsend Gilbert Co..
and all theleadDg failures down TO the toppage
that of Page, Bacon Co. who Cincinnati and
81. Louis road, crushed beneath gigantic railway
schemes that accumulated their demands for capital beyond
what available in this country. The whole Union
or less suffering What England suffered in ls4s, and
New England lew years aier-rom oVermroaght railway
schemes In 1850 the nunher Of miles in operation in the
whole Union 10, 2sT Of these 2,ei5 in New Eng
land. The whole cost $500 s54 Of which New England
spent sl0o s4 rather than onehrd This had
exhAusting effect in those The mania bad per
yaded all classes licking up all the small earnings Of work
ing people, all the Pare capital and some that not spare
Of the trading classes and the pressure bat ce
son Of expenditure lapse Of time and accumulation Of
capital wrought reurns Of In the whole Union the
expenditure has since been follows showing extent and
cost az construction
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rstem can be attributed only to want Of acquaintance
9th the nature Of stock obligations part o. the people
= Texas were satisfied with the system That party
daily growing 10 power and influence and il Is believed
hat ithough Of the politicians viii oppose iheml the
Ope Will through their representatives in the legisia
,sre concur with the action Of Congress
The advantages 70 Texas viii be very great Tin her
redit Is reestahshe she make The railroads
which essential To the development Of her
and Der credit he resablished al her
creditors satisfied
Neither she, till these debts paid give amin
ruuberei title 10 single of land much less to such
c Is viii be Necessary for her 70 appropriate in order
10 complete her system Of railroads. A DEMOCRAT
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yaesssy .. fsas.
so1ee brssss sissn taio~aas ec~eisss
81 un~A States department. prepared
s~twe@s h~sess saa ma Asa Msen
nssl gosssss q 3soaess axsressss 70
~ ssss,5us 10 sessissa~s
uosea, o
la az stated
preferences
may ossu6cssss suy Asax.<d 70
receipt ~sereof
price paid yossae< following p~ress&s
A. Ths specified e~rnncsse.
a. ssork ~ tasn saxhosssed
Jay IA 1853
issa, ra~sess
eeas~s per 81
by red1emxss, the former
Deeea.se Sosh June, lsss q s
by sss.
Dreee~s i4 teo@mors called reHsA
ina~mnty J per cent
nferess fsc lst g.ousy,
receipt Treasury
reach owner, az
ia aadsuoa.
rxysen fsy sscks
Bo~sca, News yoss
OF Pkisad~pbsa, parties zay
tncase wa ranted eeocAt Of thus notice
scsssy the Trrssu sses~ s
&ssd iss day Of March
IAMEs GUraRIE,
Secretary u Inc Treasury.
Jan s-dtAas lM
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lnereas~..-.. is13is J15 YsSi rE2 1,J2tsr62 lisa
In addition this in specie Office re-
ceyed from the Northern Light 5000 600 which win swell
the bank The increase the banks since Nove
Der has been IS ooo during which period there
export Of specie and bills yet below the specie point
although higher good bills bad al per cent
ask under the expectation that late failures may
eurtA supply, while the increasing abundance Of money may
promote remittance. There has also been speculative
purchases at the low recently The imports
continue less than last wear, showing decline Of ST.
ooooo during the week, while the exports Of produce
maintained.
The produce markets generally irm Cotton, with
good inquiries and small stock is firm (say) 01
New Orleans For -four the demand regular S. rs -
g. western canal; 50 SO for mixed and upper lake RYE
-four Is rm Sc so 81 81. Wheat nothing doing RYE
~ 40 Oats good demand cs Corn has
arrived freelyales 81 o. for mixed
low, 81 os4 Pork il ds'l sla Is for old slt
Sls 30 for do. Beef 81 so sIl for country mess
Lard, 10 1913 Batter, Ohio, IL a Is cents.
The stock market has been very active continued
Erie railroad has its loan the bonds
month and the Illinois Central has obtained the
win and money il become abundant per
call the tendency Of prices Is strongly upwards
railroad has advanced IL per cent from ts lowest point IL
Central IL per cent and other stocks hare synp.ihre
less with them The future Is regarded prom
Using.
Yours PRENTICE
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Hon. DAxIRL n. ADAMS.

san DoxISGo AID PRESIDENT SANTANA correspond
en-, of New York paper San Domingo writes fol-
lows.
-The city il walled round and il about mile square
The number OF houses is estimated fifteen hundred and
all built E The old Spanish style excepting the huis
the subarbs of the town. which built OF reeds and
thatched with the leaves OF the palm The interior
the houses belonging TO the lower orders very unca-
ly iogA pigs chickens ducks and children often
outside the door the matter is often settled by Of the
tribes of huzzards who elects himself umpire
and hops with the prize 1t Is only wonderful that
the city lis not depopuiaed by disease owing the
Of Cleanliness bnt only in certain they troubled
with the yellow fever which persuaded would
visit the city il the crazy old walls knocked down
and the breeze permitted enter and few Wholesome
regulations established to insure cleanliness Few
houses have been built since the Hayticns took
IN 1922 and those only by tive three prosperous
chants who have obtained the monopoly Of mahogany
The people TO desire nothing than they have
present. they perfectly contsn;ed and happy and only
desire thai they be troubled again by the Hay
tens who have brought them their present condition
What their present Of living it is impossible
tell No 70 perform any labor and vet they
not badly clothed and look they had plenty TO and
drink The Of life pass by them UNDECIDED and
eve the light guitar and castanets keeping tine to-
ge.her in almost every house in town.
The dwelling Of President Santana Of the
humble in The city, and his mode Of living unosienia-
uoas a. the jealous democrat could desire The gov
eminent has built him house called the Palace in which
be has declined reside but he prefers the republican sim
pcty o. his walls where be lives happily with his
family and enjoys the benefit OF the breeze under bis
own vine and hg tree The style Of living Of this truly
good is In keeping with the Of bis habits be is
one Of The MODEST works Of God - honest man-snd
only desires the regeneration Of his people, who look
up to him with perfect devotion
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THx.sUss Dxr.srsssr,
odss LAsAs sssss nss'a
SIrAaArE saALEp PROPOSALS. ~s 90 rsesissa =
= > aos ssa~ass
so~sa ss~ ress ssrs Nv seaT4s - sas.s
a. :. s.. = % sgs.a z - ss ss
20, sasp'"s y PRISE esasf Sssss sns~aas
issss. r"' ~ = -
st Ma $3.50 tr,ss sea.aa4) sssa. ss iB., ..ssss or
sss's t~sas,,-o iaes.aAsl saicas ssfsas
. 20 s.s sssssa .ss, 3D. . : asssIsa
' no fA's !aanss. ass..aa ssa,sAs bes' sasa
isl'oe taneen tasasssdl sanoa. spsiAs strained
r'ss-Fs .pss% u. !. = :. asivssea ca ne s
Loo Ne a-sos Ieisn.oea sossaad) ss'sn
1850 ss.sss rass..sA1 s.usss ss.. ss.ins .lassa
he lst ssy q June isss
foa THE LAKES.
- NO f'Ns sven rsessAad asv hsadres3 s4lsas
1850 tos~a@s s,e aassrss, sssss. ss.s .v<,nx
s.s, = ,: $: ~. pope sa:s. :asss.
% nmsa.Aasy after mo opening grs ca
so lse., ss.Arsa any, s.nes. se.s winner
ss.ssd ~ pssssa spsss %,
40 .soss ssaa.sa s.A Ahy, gaacs. sss svnas-
the eosseesm sspsu.ss.Asss 81 nsan a.
pla,teSss, New York. he lash 4ay q April
1855, q iunedi.'sy .fer she op<n,ss u Enc
an rae s es~pssd No me above
sa.aS e.s. e re- ne nss' e. s .ss as. = !. NAH o
s.aa. raes NEE sa. Al rsp... 70 as t.ss
Inc esns<ss - ~s,scsos. .ss "a sr
asd inpscho~ A1s az fivm
tbs e"nssetsss wsssho~~s place a ssp
The several los Of oil 81 Of the
uppy vesse shall b. delivered fhe
readiness 10 the supply
no De ready TO receive the c
dehvefy thca The parry be liberty
70 an authorized p.n
delivery and sbai be- entitled
days from such delivery.
Al The o contscied o foregoing proposals
Jseied :" he usss! <st@ u spechc
VIII fyuAln iiHspsd BY
houSht proper BY tbs
snsd ~ the Lxht Ho0se Do<yd before
winter strained OIL 10 imd ,ep~rstxse degrees
o. or tower and the ssng strained c
Of ~ degrees Of Fahreaheit
OF M he whae guantiy required the
DO bid ~i re
one Of the several lots designated Nos
slate explicitly The lot for
beers, The Of each kind
gallon fos each quality
An bids sealed
Hosass and
To the Secretary Of the Light Washington,
boud with security the sanAfacuOE department.
penalty h Of
the kxegons viii BE- Of
ioned for the fzit0
vi hin ten dzys sft~r the acceptance Of the bid.
The board under the authos
rs 10 reject bad though be The lowest from osher
siderztions than It's
BY order Of the Lighf-Ha BOARD:
THORNTON JENKINS,
Jan is--5swtoisifeh,i rss Secretary.
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LOCAL VS..

The AmEaicAs CoLosnATios Socrrrr.-The board o.
directors Of the American Colonization Society held their
regular annual meeting in this city, Tuesday morning
last the president, John H. b. Latrobe esq., of Baltimore
the chair and Dr. d. NJ Reese OF View York serrat.rv
and Dr. Lugenbe OF Washington assistant secretary The
board will probably remain session Saturday
hundred and thirty delegates attendance During
the past the society received upwards Sos and
sent five hundred and hy emigranss to Liberia We
learn that the funds Of the society TO send
many emigrants to Liberia desire to GO.
On Tuesday evening last the thirty anniversary
OF the society held in Trinity church this citv The
audience in attendance large and highly respectable
character. Aer prayer, by the Rev Mr. Cumming rec
tor OF the church. Rev Mr. McIain the corresponding
ary, read the annual report Highly interesting addree.
then delivered BY Governor Dutton OF Connecticut,
Rev DIR. Haghs Of New York, Commander Pooe Of the
United States navy, Hon Mr. Baldwin Of New York and
Rev. Dr. Lee, Of Richmond Virginia
TnE EAlDoE AT 1Hr IirTLK FAIIs-we understand IN,
the work the bridge the Potomac at the Little FAN.
has far progressed be ready TO be thrown
for travel The supertructure fred some eve and
half feet above the mark Of the highest rehet that point
heretofore known-
MmrTszY KLEoTIoS.-At meeting Of the National travs
Monday evening, the following officers were elected
Alex. Tate, ID lieutenant r. g. shekel, I'd lieutenant
John Dudley, 4h sergeant; Robert 4h corporal
No change has taken place in the other officers
Miss MaxKss.- This Young and beautiful LADY, whose rer
formanees in Philadelphia and Ne~ York have created
much sensation in all circles viii give dramatic reading
Caru Saloon this evening She has only been three months
the stage, and has already unfading laurel..
ExHbtrlosThe great historical paintings a. the As.v
rixn empire exhibition Odd Fellows Hall and
should be visited BY all who have who profess 70 have
the sublime and beaau TO 10 the attractive
character 81 this exhibition lecture delivered
ming the rise glory decline, and fall Of Babylon
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QUrra sarusosIAt rRraK--A letter from citizen Of
Livingston county Kentucky, the Dsnvills Tribune
relates the following b, Of family history in that neigh
borhood
A widow Lady took orphan boy TO raise, QUITE
small and when be arrived the are Of eighteen she
riea him she then being 10 her fitch year They lived
many years together, happy sny conPle Ten yesvs
ago they took orphan girl 10 raise This fall the old
lady died being years OF age and In weeks
the cid married The girl tbey had RAISED he be-
ing sixty-cight years old and she eighteen
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CAsaplas SYMPATHY TT AlITss-The Montreal
Commercial Advertiser says that Lard Egin carries home
with him the oder Of company Of Quebec cavalry mme
daiey proceed 70 the seal Of believe the Mon
treal corps willing and ready do the i said
that Arthur Rankins ESQ., the honorable and gallant
her for the county Of Essex has offered his services and his
fortune raise battalion IN Upper Canada and have
them ready TO proceed to the East
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kNo - bs*1ss svs~, Gsssssess~s q. Cd
sssa my~ e sAss ssaAAs 70
csss"s<n ssA ~ r~khc f~ h~" pssyon
assas s sss 1884, whs<h hs ssssassd - rs~s $50
- pus0 To saA shssssorss hsss
veyase4 a. sssss q sass sss.y ssa ss.nvl
pound snd Ex cAAea, oso wssA - wsn = e~f
sssAi sssssy sas1ss - esaS~A Ass, 1ssrs ssA e~
Isssa Il ssssesssry ssAs sA.. wsn aosass NJ
seif VIM s~eenastng pssss~s r11eatsa
Dec N-~09W a. ~ 49,
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BY GaEEs ~ SCOTT. Aacsseseess.
noLD PATENTLEvER HUNTING WATCH AND CHAIN,
rtsss, grid pencil ssA finger sucroaCn
friday. the iSsh instant, O'Clock shaA sell,
count OF whom u auction
hne heavy gsid watch, made Joseph
ionnson NJ Liverpool, and heavy gold cham and
l hbe es~s
fine gold AnerY inxs
Tho article. ssy previous
Terms cash.
GREEN / SCOTT,
Jan Is-d Aacucseers
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o. c.,
Jesr Mctrttp o. % hshop 81 hchn.crd JOSEPH q
IVES Csrrs ~ Typographical EnEnrs
coat ~ es"xh'er - ths isfs s.rwsi ssq
over
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LAAARrssk-The Paris correspondent 81 the New York
Courier in his last letter, gives long and interesting
sketch Of The life Of Lsnarrine from which we make the
following extract The statement that Lamartpe
occasion wrote enough in half kou make nree co.,
Of journal 10 well calculated ones powers OF
credulity 70 the ntterInost
ALsmartine liyes ia the rue II Ia Viie-sF Esqas
far from the church Of the Madeleine where the large
hearted win have kindly word for you any
evening that Ia the true spirit Of courtesy you like 90
and h BIZ his side yon will always find his angel
wife who finds it blessed 10 share with him ali fortunes
Lamarsine IL poor lie has been both extrayagant
and overgenetous Al Florence London q, Napes be
lived beyond his income He had vessel fitted up al bis
expense for his journey the East The expense OF
hs 0urnsy not less than half million Of francs His
beaevoenee has completed his ruin
LAmartne il dependent upon bis pen for his dniiv
brad and his daily charity. He writes incredible
9lantity and for his writings increiihle sums
lie writes too with Incredible swftncss The editor Of
ournal him dsy obtain extract fros the
bFoad'As Nothing ready, and he wrote enough TO
make hires in half hour while talking with The
editor He iprovies always and his histories chiefly
valuable for the in them
The vanity Of NJ de Iansrtne sublime as his
ars His vanity, like his nature again Is kindly II he
o 70 receive exsraTsn praise he also lakes pleasure
IN oesiowing IT, A roang lady said ham evening
dHrnR The ign OF ds1aocrscv You about he made
President Of the repahlic' no be responded shat be-
longs Victor Hugo shall be President Of the universal
republic The large-headed egotist SAW his splendid
cream All Europe united in republic and himself be-
nigny guiding is dsstny, Would that the ambitious
asver dreamed dreams
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ltss insrt. sssaa~s PHILIP o.
greenwich, sreJ 81 r.fivs
fos the isst f~sHfr resident q
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DAiNIsTRAToRs' SALE, BY order sf Ophsas'
povcnder,
assnss, satns Ac, s~<ueaOa Monday s sssh laaa
nsazae Orphans
fssdesce Of jobs Bssroa, deceased, The Old rad
Bladsnssarx miss Dohes Of Wsshassa aad IN nts hcm
oe1sck, all The pesSonAi eecn II hs -
ceased We enunHesss, In part
valuable servaaas, and wonen, slaves for lifts
10 Of hne - head cf cass iaBa los Of hoxs
IS barrels wknst and IN the
Hay in sfseks, corn, fodder, straw, shacks, &c.
Ro~d and waeons and eear
Piorghs aud har0wr
Family carriage ard buggy snd harness
Wheat dr cuiuvAto1s, cutting boxes &C.
Hos- sash = 81 farming loOls.
Also, large of housshc4A nd ksrhsn furniture.
Terms as credit Of D.
credit, satisfactorily
dorssd bearing interest," frusa day ~ sale.
GREEN SCOTT
Jan lid Anctkoas~ss
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sy >. q. MCGUIRE. A.es,en.@r.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsrL-
Y Thursday sfernoon JsnR-
O'Clock, shai Se the
frosnx eight isches
Third
back IS feet IS feel aey with consisting Of
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