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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-04-12

Seven thousand bushels of Genessee
wheat has been sold in New York, at
1910 per bushel. Wheat has not brought
so high price for many years.
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A New BANK FOR P4T1aDrrp471,

A New BANK FOR PHILADELPHIA.-
We learn from Harrisburg that Gov.
Pollock has signed the act recently pass
ed by the Legislature, providing for the
incorporation Of the City Bank, which is
to be located in Philadelphia, by the or
ganizstion of which half million Of new
banking capital viii be provided.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-04-12

High Price Of ProriSio71s.-The Phila.
delphia Inquirer, alluding to high price
Of provisions, says
"Meats of every description command
enormous rates, while potatoes are selling
at dollar and half a bushel Our
friends in the country, if they have any
surplus on hand should forward it to the
Atlantic cities as speedily as possible"
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EUEETBRvI

Aboat one o'clock on Tuesday morn.
i8s last, the Watch and Jewelry Store Of
William Baumai ter, Of this Borough, wss
entered and robbed Of large and most
valuable portion Of Its contents. The
thieves effected an entrance by boring
and forcing out the slide in the door
The following is list Of the articles tax
eD, wig:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-04-12

MISS REBEccA DoNovAN, who has
been lately, lecturing on Temperance has
produced great excitement there i is
said, by kissing "nigger" baby The
newspaper editors see in the act an unmis.
mistakable evidence of Gabolitionism.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-04-12

The Lumber going down the Susque,
hanna rlver, this spring, is of greater a.
mount than during any previous season.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-04-12

The nobest remedy for injuries is OBJ.
ilvlon Light injuries are made lighter
BY not regarding them.
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POST OFFICE.
.HARRIsBURG, April i, 1855
T. l.s Hon. Speaker 0'W HcnoeTS Of Ia
Hga@ oF Representatives Of
PchNSnlEahla.

GENTLEMEN l am directed by The
20 ;lnastcr General TO say THAT The
Stata Of Pennsylvania having provided
by Legislative enactment for the payment
OF Postage. upon all Mail matter sent tc
or from the Executive, or to or from the
Members of the Legislature, and these
facts being known to the Department, all
Letters addressed to said parties, without
the Postage being paid at the Mailing Of
ice, should not be classed as unpaid Let
ters, but must be rated with the proper
amount Of Postage to be paid at Harris
turg, where provision FOR such payment
has been made.
Respectfully. your Obedient Servant
JOHN II. RRANT,
Post lEaS,cr.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-04-12

Silver: hunting watches.
Silver vertical, 4 jewels.
! lowered face detached leycr.)
LepiDe, No. 1850
! detached lever,
French, No 1857.
Silver LePiae, half plate, No. 81, sos.
] " lowered face, English, No. l6I.
LeFine, Liverpool, No. u, ,989.
l detached lever, London, No. 532.
! LePae, plate, Liverpool, No. 35, ,976.
J Silver top, French, No.l47s9.
81 Gyla finger rings, double barrelea
Pistols, one revolver, and q number Of gold
ear rings.
Nr. z. was from bomc at the tine
No clue to the robbers has as yet been
obtained.
The property stolen is worth over 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28

ftsNT,s cIOTHINts.-.Wea seia call ~.
NAtention 70 our weekly shipuseues o. clothing. -
containing souethina new a desirable for dress and
business wear Oar stock Of Hoys Clothing hae also
received exhaustive sdditionE and che saotsmeas acw
Black and Fancy SILK and Cashmere Vests all made
hy and cnered with considerable conhdeaca
"a the stsls, q2aiiey cd wogenanship
0ROSH0N0& TuRMANs
| - n 80 10 Main q.
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CROP OFF corn. FODDEK. sHUCks,

CROP OF CORN, FODDER. SHUCKS,
y FARMING UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AND Mich COW AT AUCTION
viii be sold on THURSDAY next, 29th November
commencing at IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the farm rented
this year of T. H Bakey on Union Hill, between 30
ing Utensils my Household Furniture, and good
Mich Cow.
TERMs-For all sums of $50 and under, CASH
will be required; that amount SO days credit for
negotiable notes, with satisfactory endorsers
no N-St* THOMAS LILIIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28

E;s MENT OF FURS JOHN DOOLEY, 81
5Es Main street has just received large addition
TO his stock of Furs, consisting OF Ladies' and Misses
Capes, Eictorines and Mufatees and Genalenen's
Collars Gloves, Caps, &c.
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
houses aud with the greatest care and present, Ia
style price and quality, immense variety.
The stock of Hats, Of his manufacture, is on a
extensive scale and OF the best Gni5h To these
has also been lust added large importation from New
York and Philadelphia of Boys and Infants Hats,
and of Gentlemen's Moleskin and other Hats of the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles
no i5--ts
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BY Payne & M.1yo, Auctioneers.

FURNITURE. COWS. MULES AND
l. WOOD, AT AUCTION-Willb be sold on WED
NESDAY the 9Th of December, at my residence, II
the town of Sydney at 10 o'clock, parcel OF House
hold Furniture, consisting in part o.. Feather BEDS
Bedsteads Tables, Wardrobes, Nah, gany Chairs
Sofas. NC, all of good quality.
ALSO-Six fine Mich Cows; fine Mules large anc
in good order.
? ALSO-2O0 or 800 cords of Pine and Oak Wool, cut
TERMs-Suns under 500. cash; over $50 4 mo afhi
credit, for negotiable paper, endorsed.
RICHD REINS.
Sale to be conducted by PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts
I'D.
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Il ISHABLE ESTATE IN NEW KENT CO.
On TUESDAY, the 4th day Of December next, az the
late residence Of Bernard MksIze, decd N .ne
county of New Kent viii be sold the tract OF Land,
Of which the said NJ kenxie died seized and possess,
ed containing two hundred and eisbtytwo acrss ana
one half.
After the sale of the Land the perishabe estate OF
the said MKeane, consisting Of the usual variety
Will be sold =. . = :.
snd Is months the second and last payment 70 carry
interest months after the day Of sale The psrishAes
estate will be solo on credit OF sx months iur ~
SUES over -; that and under cssh wv n NV "a
Admir- with win annexed Of barnard ~ Ksn.ie;
NEW KxNr Co. Nov. IS 1855. no sx--satd
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS, November "a, mt J

NEW BOOKS November "a, Mt j. w.
Y RANDOLPHS Book Store and Bindery.
Balloon Travels of Robert Merry and his Friends
various Countries iii Europe, Cdited by Peter
Farley; 81.
Gilbert Go-Ahead The Travels, Voyages and Ad-
of Gilbert GoAhead IN Foc-s Parts, edited
by Peter Parley; ST
T..e sVido" Ee.iott Papers by Fr-..ais II. Wlicher
with a introduction by Alice h. Nea; 4l.zJ
Geoiirey Moucton, or the Faith-ess Guardian, by
SajaaHa Noodle; hl.
Poems of Home aud 1rayel, BY EGyard Taylor; 75c
The Mygtic aId other Poems. ~ Philip james al
ley, author or Fostus; s1c.
Awful Disclosures, by Maria M5Ik, of the Hotel
Ditu Of Montreal containing also many lcide hts rev
before published; Zoe.
American Evening Entertainments, OF Tales of
City aud Country Life; by Jane G. Cam belt 75c.
Green Mountain Traveller Travellers Enteri ain
meat, by JOSIAH Barnes, Sf.; 55c.
The Know Nothing Almanac and true American
Manual for 1856, edited by W. s Tisdale; l2c
December No. Harper's Magazine; 25c
Harper's Story Book No. 13 Ancient History; 25c.
A Pocket Formulery and Physicians Manual en-
bracng the art of combining aud prescribing Medicines
to the best advantage. with many valuable receipts
and tables etc, adapted TO the profession throughout
the United Statesi by Thomas S. Powell. M. d.. of
Sparta. Ga. no 27---2t
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BY Baker, PIeasants & Co.
SAl.E liE REAL. EiT n

'
L in THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. ONE MILE,
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to me by VIM Newton
and Jesse o. Newton, bearing date December 18th,
1852 and OF record in the Clerks Office of the Coun-
ty Court Of Henrieo having been requested by the
beneficiary in said deed of trust viii proceed TO SELL
at public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, Sd
day of December at II o'clock, the property therein
specified, containing three acres be the
less together with all the buildings and appurtenances
thereto belonging, now in possession of Wn, Newton
and Jesse q. Newton. =
The said property is situated immediately on the
Stony Run Road adjoining the lands Of Dr. Pieot ana
Others. There is upon the premises desirable ana
comfortable dwelling. also, new WOODEN puh ~
which has been used a store house-ls SAID 10 pe
good location for grocery The land - IN good
state of cultivation and Is desirable garden spot
TrRms-Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF ex
erntins this trust ard the farther of TIVE hundred
Sa,lara with interest from December l5th 1852 for
the balance the terms viii be accommodating and
nd ade known at hour ofsale.
The title TO the above is believed to be good NJ
any, but shall convey with the usual special warranty
THOMAS J. CARTER. Trustee.
BAKER. PLEAsANrs Co., Ancts., Franklin and
Union streets. no It'd
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, ED--inmefiinfeiy, ore az two

II ~ T. U--iHnet iIteiy, ere or two
eeod men towork On Custom Costs. None nee1
.. Tu1 cannot give good references: to such stea-
1 Tk d4;lng the winter will be given Call at
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NJ OIL q E.-.Alt pernons having csasNn
IN against the estate Of Peter Logan dece.s WIN
pioa,c present them 60 me the next county CosxS
dav q am anxious to settle vp e. estate.
10 .l7ts WN HENRY JAMES.
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BY GOddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE LOTs NEAR THE FAII

VALUAKLE LOTS NEAR THE FAIR
' GROUND FOR SALE AT -AUCTION---Win be
sold, on WEDNESDAY the 2sth of November, 1855,
the premises. commencing at o'clock, about los
feet of ground the north side of the Scuffietown
old road running back about $50 feet alley ad
joining the lot which Mr.. w. Ritter resides It
will be divided into three four lots as may be de-
tefrnned on at the hour of sale.
TERMS One-haf cash; balance of one and two
years for negotiable notes interest added secured by
u trust deed GODDIN g. APPERSON,
10 % Auctiopeers
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BY Richard Cauthorn.

BY Richard Cauth0rn.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING AT AUC-
III TION-On FRIDAY, 30th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at
my store viii sell auction for cash, large lot of
Ready made Clothing suitable for the present season.
consisting of Overcoats Dress do Cashmere and Cas-
sinet Pantaloons and Vests; great variety Scahs,
Cravats, Handkerchief, Susperders, &C. &c. all di-
rect from the manufacturer. They will be ready for
no &c r. CAUTHORN
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by Z. b. Cook & Co.

MIGHT SALES Hf q. B. COOK & CO.,
IN No. 10 Main St--The subscribers will Commence
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct 9TH at NJ
o'clock, and continue the every night. They
have hand great variety of goods suited to such
Witches Jewelry, &c, together with an assortment
of Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, Clothing, &C., &c.
Every article sold By us warranted to be a. repre-.
entsd, the money viii be refunded
OCT E. e. COOK & CO, Aucts
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10 conclude with
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
~ BAGS with We in0urufui G:e-nistorv and des,I,
q ye loyers-S ilkLs ara his pinah.
pn,c,c Master Geo. w, Marsh.
tR PklCES-Parquette 50 cts; Children Is cts
'.ery 70 cts. No half price.
1eals secured during the day at the same price.
-l's at u o'clock r "a
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RClLDINts LOTS ON FRENCH 5;AK-
DEN HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
pc soid en- THURSDAY Afternoon, the 10Th Novem-
uer, io2o on the premises commencing O'Clock
street. These lots are rendered much more desirable
and valuable than formerly, by reason of the i'm
pr9venent on 9th, between Clay and Leigh streets
TERMS at SALE
no % GODDTN a. AppFRSON sr.+.
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NEW BDEAS.--p TER PA ie /. E Y
Y AGAIN-Receivedb by
HAROLD 4 MURRAY, Broad st.
The Widow Bedott Papers, edited By Alice B. Neal
-4l.25.
Harper's Magazine for December; 25c.
- Story Book (ancieut history; 25c.
Lilly novel; by the author of Busy Moments of an
Idle Woman; 81.
Adventures of Gilbert Go-Ahead; by Farley; ST.
Balloon Travels in Europe; - SI.
Green Mountain Traveller; by Barns; 88c.
Juno Clifford, novel of great Interests s Is.
India, China, &c Travels of Bayard Taylor; S 80.
Japan Expedition: by Spalding; i .25.
ALSO-A complete assortment of Ladies' Note and
Letter Paper and Envelopes of every variety style
and color.
A large supply of NEW MUSIC for the Piano or
Guitar. poZ
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By Alexander Mott.

HOY Il III o l. ID FURNITURE, DRY
Al GOODS. CLOTHING, &c---Win be sold at
auction, on THURSDAY morning. Nov 2sth, at 10
O'Clock, general assortment of and secondhand
Furniture, Stoves, &c.
Also--severai invoices Dry Goods Clothing Shoes.
Hats. Caps, Crockery and Glassware
ADDiTIoNAL:-i0 Cots and 10 single Mattresses; 6
superior Cotton Mattresses, large size; 5000 Cigars
choice brands. ALEX MOTIF
% a,,+;o,aax
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BY GOddin & Apperson,
TRRTTs .STE aS,; SALE OF REAL EsTAT

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.-By virtue
of two Deeds of Trust executed by Samuel A. Reeve
and vile, and z. Payson Reeve 60 the Trustees for
the Shockoe Hill Building Fund Association dated
18th June, 1855 and admitted to record in the Clerks
Office Of Ienrico County Court on the 23d ay of thu
same month aid year, TO the payment of So
1856 30, we shall iii execution of said trust proceed TO
sell at public auctioI, u the premisea TUESDAY
the l1th Deceinbet aI1 at the hour of II o'clock NJ
III fair; II not the al far day. the Real Estate con-
Veyed bJ 5aId t)ced- c.a-tiil OF land men
toned III said Deeds Is lying in Henrico county above
the city OF RlchhoIt, aIu supposed To contain 4l2
acres DO the hare CT Ieas The said tract of
land is known tho "H0nis stead I.actn belonging
to the late John Sheppard Of lielIeo aud is about
r. Z. Gaiiroad and Brooke Tam pike Plank Road
ana IS regarded valuable well for farming purposes
as for the quantity OF Pine Wood upon it. Tie i'm
provemeiits on said land sufficient for ordinary
purposes; The Deeds require cash for the whole
AMOUNT, but an arrangement will likely be made to
give credit of and IL months on twothrds of the
purchase money, the same being properly secured
with interest Oh the credit payments.
60 NJ. L. STRAUS,
I IN; 5AH SSSFR Trustees
r. S.-Atter the sale of the above property there
will be offered for sale at the same time and place
Steam S&w-Miil and Fixtures, in good repair; Wa
gon and Harness. young Mules, ard Horse
Terms made known on day of sale.
no28 GoDDlN& APPERsON. Aucts
TRgsTEEs, Sale OF HOUSE AND
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--As Trls-
tees in deed of trust made 23d june 1855 by John
w. Reeve and wife, to the Shockoe Hill Build
ing Fund Association the payment of the of
$2o10 which said deed is duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court shall in execution of said trust
proceed to sell, MONDAY. the 10th day of Decem-
Der 1852 upon the premises commencing at O'Clock;
the House and Lot located above The lot fronts 90
eeg east side of 9Th street. and back $50 feet
upon which is handsome new framed Dwelling, two
stores aud basement with kitchen in the yard and
all the couveniences of comfortable residence for
moderat sized family. The whole premises IN
complete order.
The Terms require cash for the whole amount, but
arrangement will likely be made to give cradt of
the being properly secured. with interest ad-
ded. NJ. L. STRAUS.
L. N. HAROLD Trustees
ALBERT SPOTT,}
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NIRG GINA
GIFT DISTRIBUTION.
10000 GIFTS.
20 Valued at $4,000!
A GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET!
ga Tickets One Dollar each,
To be distributed 10 COO tickets are sold.

LIST OF GIFTS.
One HOUSE AND LOT in Midway, Augusta coun.
ty Va. valued at 5 1000
One HORSE AND BUGGY. valued at $2oo
Ten GOLD WATCHES. at SEQ each.
Twenty GOLD WATCHES, at $50 each.
r Fifty GOLD BREASTPiNS, at 80 each.
One hundred GOLD PENCILS at SIS each:
Five h.ndred GOLD RINGS, at 81 each.
One thousand do. do. at 81 each.
Eight thousand three hundred AID eighteen RE.
v0LViNG POCKET CALENDARS, worth $500.
r. Every person sending one dollar, win re-
ceive by return mail article at that price, and
ticket which viii entitle the holder 70 one OF the
above gifts @Sss -
We know very well that there has been great
many Gin Enterprises gotten up for the purpose OF
ssrindling the people out of their money, and we
know that great many viii say thai this enterprises
Il humbue he but intend to prove 20 tbs cone
trary and 20 through with this inst enterprise
n however, the amount should not be made up, we
win refund every dollar
tyr AGENTS WANTED In every town, village
and ection Of country, to obtain subscnbeu. 81
Send IN your orders Immediately 20
wILBURN CLARK 4 Co.
StcePs Tavern, Augusta county. Va
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY


By Larus T. shine.
COGNAG brandy, CIIsAR RS. &C., At
" AUCfION.-O On THURSDAY ,norning The
18th inst, will hell our store ~ Main street.
commencing at 10 o'clock, II CASKS Cognsc Brandy,
aLsO, DVo Cigars, some very superior brapda
Also. several large Cooking snd Parior Stoves.
SAFE POSITIVE LARUS l. SHINE.
70 S,,u,St Auctioneers.
AnulIIDNAL.-Wiil be added TO the above sale,
on THURSDAY morning. 10 boxes manufactured To-
hacco. 100 pair Country Knit Socks ssk5E sksf
noN LARU5 Il SHINE Aucts.
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Srle conducted by GoDDiS & APpERsoN, Aucts.


CO1IMISSiDNER'S SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN AND FRAN.
LIN STREETS.-As the Commissioner appointed by
decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond,
pronounced on tie 18th November 1855. in the case
of Grant against Palmer and Others shall proceed
10 sell, at public auction, on the premises, WE'D
NESpAY the 9Th of December, 1855, az the hour of
o'clock P. NJ, the real estate referred TO in said
feet running back 1853 feet to the line of H. Grants
factory lot; also undivided moiety of lot the
north side of franklin, between 18th and Goth Streets
fronting A feet running back i6C feet. Tie sale will
commence in the order adv ertised.
TERMs-Ore fourth cash; balance ct G, u and Is
months for negotiable interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
A A. MORSON, Commissioner
Sale conducted by GoDpIN & AP?ERsoN, Aucts.
29---t1s
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BY Larns 6, shine.
MIGHT SALE, october LIST, 1S5S.-TO.

MIGHTY SALE, OcIObcr 1st, 1S03.-TU.-
IN NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock, we viii SELL ct
our store, No. IA Main street. large ASSIGNMENT of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every
ticle the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Wi!l he offered an extensive stock of Eng
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers aud
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
nders. 81
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles; together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols &c, &c.
4 Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales as great bargains may be expected. Goods
w arr;nted to be represented. ~ less
oc 9-ts LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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A. A. 7 4 D-STORAGE.-Thc bulk Of
p, 4rD'' heayy storage wanted at moderate
a1]e' s'9'ed at my Warehouse can be ship
.Fte eana! or by vessels, at anv time free of ex
lung II aboard A. S. LEE.
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BY TayiOf & williams.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LO Z On
a MAIN, BETWEEN lST AND I'D STREETS.
AT AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, Srd December, at
% oc!ock NJ upon the premises, viii DC sold that
beautiful Building Lot the south-side of Main, be-
tween LIST and End Streets and lying between the
sidence OF rslFulton and that OF Mr. r Nj Tabb
Inc lot fronts about 81 feet and rIs back i6o feet
This lot Is regarded very valuable as site for a
private dwelling, being situated IN an improving and
pleasant ne hborhood
There Is lien upon the property for about $3.50 due
me frotecnoE building Company, which the par
chaser may assume and pay IN the usual manner re-
CURED by such companies As to the remainder. q
small portion in cash. and the balance in 8, aid 8
months, with interest and title retained.
no % TAYLOR n WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A VALUABLE FARM IN THE CGUN-
~ T1 OF HANOVER, WITHIN IL MILES OF
The CITY OF RICHMOND AND Il MILES OF
TIE VA: GESTRAL RAILROAD, AT AUCTION
I'm THURSDAY, 18th December, at l2o'elock, NJ,
apon the premises, will be sold the Farm on which
owef country resides situated in Hanover county, as
Tract.
The farm contains $50 acres of which 100 are clear
ca and 10 successful cultivation the remainder nesvi-
iy wooded with oak and pine
The improvements consist OF q good two story ira
med Dwelling, with about 6 rooms, Kitchen, negro
and all the necessary outbuidings for infn
Inc location 10 considered TO be very good Tor
borlood. sgz@@ ~ -
To any one wanting fine Farm, convenient to
Market good opportunity u offered.
I Terins-Ons-fonrth cash bsiance NJ q Y and ~
months with interest aud secured by trust deed
Possession viii be given lst Janys 1855 SIS
Persons desiring to the Farm can DO % previous
tn the sale. 49, 49, =
-
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NEW BUOiAs-Keceiyed by

IN JAMES WOODHOUSE Il co
Harpers Magazine for Dec; 25c. This No. is the
commencement ola new volume, and good time 70
subscribe.
Harpers Story Books, No. IS. The story of ancient
history, from the earliest times TO the fall of the Ro
man Empire; 25c.
Amos lawrence. Extracts from the Diary and
Correspondence of the late Amos Lawrence, with a
bret account of some incidents III his life. Edited by
his son; i 80.
The Christian Lfe-social and individual; by Peter
Bayne, NJ. A; SIPS.
God Revealed in the Process of Creation. and by
the manifestations of Jesus Christi by James 3 Wal
ker, author of Phlosophy of the plan of Salvation"
ST..
Murray's beautiful Edition of Childe Harold. Illus
trateG; SO.
The Hidden Path, handsomely bound for Gift
Book. various styles.
Balloon Travels; by Peter Farley; 81.
Adventures OF Gilbert Go Ahead; by Farley, 81.
Bayard Taylor. Poems of Home and Travel; by
Bayard Taylor TIC.
The Mystic and other Poems: by Philip James Bal
ley. author of "Festus" SIC
The Annals OF San Francisco-contaiuing sumnla-
~ of the history of the first discovery settlement pro-
sress and present condition of California, and COM
pete history of all the important connected
with its great city, to which added, biographical
memoirs of some of the most prominen citizens IL
Illustrated; $3.50.
Messls Brown, Jones Y Robinson's Foreign Tour.
A work of rare humor; 4to. SO.
I7-2tl if
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