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A CHANCE FOR DR.. KocH.-THe Cincinna,

A CHANCE FOR DR.. KocH.--THe Cincinnati
Columbian gives IN accornt Of wonderful
fossil man and woman, said to have been
discovered in Ve"ago Co. p, the woman
composed Of the earlier sandstone, the man
with sandstone body and petri6eJ hca i
OF quartz and gneiss. A Cincinnati savan
declares tn IN to he older than the trilobites,
and Ut one f+l swoop d-molishrs what hav
been regarded rs the well established the
Dries Of ge0iogist a. to the time man ha
been an inhabitant Of this planet. Tha,
head Of qnariz aud gneiss 10 "a won Ter. Tn
Leulodon 3 thrown entirely into the shad..
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THIS MORNING.
IN mpromTiu sem,-ParodJ on TENNIS $ BG'oklara
Lyr5c
H.lf n square, half SQUARE,
And farther, extended
That troop that Il, wn Main street
Isl you. way wendell
That brah no p Of It dent girls,
Arnored in smiles and carls
Erouder than forty ears
BY mailed nights attended.
On they came, On they came,
o, they presented
rich glorious sight,
Unprecedented!
Ne'er locked girls 'oviier,
Ne'er seemed girls happier:
Youth Hope and Beaut, were
There represented
Way they went, way they went,
Down round the corner
len tn one some heart
On Main streets .goner.
When will they come again,
All that gay, RIB ned train,
Gladdenrg the weary brain
OF h. bu>inass 81 nrn.r?
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THE GAZETTE is max ng accusations against
gentlemen here 70 writing songs for the Lo-
cofoco supper! Next 1t will be biackguari-
ing somebody for writing lis editorials. And
If i. ever should thus scandal re anybody,
nothing short of "pistols and coffee for ,wo'
o. libel suit will ever set lie the matter.
People have borne good deal from that
sheet, always consoling themselves as the
fellow did when the sheep kicked him, by
considering thssourse. But they can't bear
everything. And we are well satisfied no
gentleman hereabouts would for a single
hour permit suspicion. TO rest upon his
nainc Of having written the diatribes that ap-
pear in the coi,.mns of that paper.
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q The KSoKUK GUARDS, CAPT. HUsroS,
are talking Of paving visit sometime du-
ring the month Of May, to the military and
6rsmen of Burlington. We hope they will be
invited to pay US visit by all means. and
cordial and hospitable reception given them
should they see proper to come.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

The little daughter If Marcus Morshoasr.
Of Newark, N. j was burned to death o..
Saturday last by the xplosion of "a csmphen
lamp. Why will people invite the skeleton
OF Death into their homes, and bare their
bosoms to its dart?
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a sailors letter from the Crimea thus de-
'cribes the Turkish camps:
"Somc OF these mui huts are highly finish.
ed on; Tor instance, We saw onc with u glass
window, one with a chimney and one with
wooden door, to which was suspended by a
piece OF string, large stone to serve as a
knocker,
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"AGRicoLA IN DorB-," is informed thai
the American flag which wAvss over the Bap-
fist College, OK did yesterday, simply indi-
cated that it was examination day-taat i,
was not intended to glret at institution eth
er a political or military character, but was
simply intended to remind the bus, world of
the semi-annual exercises.
For ourselves W. are unable to see any.
thing improper in its use. We hive indeed
fallen upon evil times when the use of the
s.Star Spangled Banner" the emblem Of our
nationality, is to be q reproach. That fig
generally floats from the dome of the c,pitoi
when Congress is in session, and although of
late something Of bear garden the capitol
never has been used either a. s'military de-
pot" s'recruiting station,"o or an s'arser al
Whoever he NAV be, for "Agricola'' with
held his name, he will please rem ,mber that
around that Gag, which 10 emblemstic Of our
government and free institutions, clusters
the warmes, and best affections Of the Amer
loan heart. Around its stripes and stars,
millions of freemen will, when occasion de-
mands, rally with stout hearts an ready hands.
Ii appropriate any and every where-whe.h-
er floating above our battle ships, over our
merchant navy on the OCEAN, or above a
seminary Of learning whore that Intelligence
industry and application is impaired so nec-
essary to an American Freeman.
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Three passengers reached Cleveland BY
o. Underground Railroad on Friiay. They
car q from slavery 10 X ntncky, BY the aid
Of very naughty girl, the daughter Of their
muster.
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DISGRACEFUL RIOT.

most QiSgraCeTui flot occurred neF" yes
t.idav morning. 1t app ars that Roman
Z tholic who h I'd been married nv a Protest
an cierg.m and in ems qu"nce excommu-
nicated, MT red the Catho ic Church IN c, IN
pany with a Protestant frlen where the con-
gregatiun were assembled for public worship.
The pri, st, Father Cotton, Immediately or
de- d he IN n 10 b. put out, whi b ord WIS
faithfully executes by both male a ftm le
atienaants al the door. A fight, in which
he PRIEST is said to have be,n implicated,
comm need. The exercises in the Church
we've suspend aud the crowd adjourned to
the nearest hotel waere a more general fight
er sued between b.. Cathcl,cs and Protestants
in which the former came off second best
he priest was arrested ard is now in cusO.
d., rs are also several I'M re Of the rioters.
M FIRE arms re used and no lives lost, but
many persons were badly injur d. AL is
q i :, tn morning, and the examination of
those arrested is Progressing.
BAIT MORE, April 8.
In our market to-day 300 bb's City
Mills. Howard street -four, sold at $40, the
higcst price for many years.
BosroN, April 9.
The Senate to-day 'optrd resolution
wi only one dissenting vote, that no foreign
er shall be eligible TO Office.
A. Phelps IN nufactory saS mill and two
dwellings, were burned in Manchester to- day.
Loss about $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.
At our municipal election Saturday the
Know Nothings sw pit he city hy tremen
dous majority. The Mayor and all the mu-
nj ipal officers exc pit on School Trustee and
two Councilm n are Know Nothings.
On the liquor quest on. the ansi-Lquor
par hid a :arg m,jorit,. The election
passed IF quietly.
ALTON, April 9.
The steamboat Reind ,er b longing 10 tt,
Chicago & Mississippi R., r., coll ,p~ed two
flu >, ab, ut ten MI 3 below here, Saturday
P. NJ, killing two firemen and badly scalding
another. No Other damage done.
Rhode Island Election.
PRovIDENcE, April 4, 1855.
We have all the Safe except three towns.
The "know No;hirgs" have carried all the
towns but two IS far as heard from. IL, d an
douk'rdiy two OF those to come in. b., h
he ''Know Nothing" candidates for on
giesS are rl,c ed. The vote is light AID
nnarly IL one way.
F,r Governor: pr,vilanre Co.-Hnprin
tWhig md K. ny $3.50, Potter Dem. $3.50
scattering 65.
Newport County Hoppin, l,lS5; Potter
lS7: scattering ona.
Kent Conn v--Iinpp n, Ills: ter, l4o
Washington Couny-Hopp n, l,703; Pot
ter lo5.
Br sol County-Hnp in, 7l3; Potrr, los
For Ii utrnan': Rose *. NJ S,7775 !;
Reynolds, (Nhi-) 1858; Litt.ei Id % IN. ]
pa.
For Congress. Eastern D strict-Durf e,
K. n and Whig.) 1854; Davis, (Dem.)
1866: Scattering lSS.
Western Dist-Thurston, (k. N. aad DENY
1859; scatter ny Cos.
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Frun he Chica., d mncrat
EXPEDiTI AGAINST THE SIOUX

Sub.oned We publish the general orders
nler which this expedition viii b. con luct-
ed as III J have issued ON the head quar-
ers Of he army, and also the first ord r
END the only ore yet l>>u'd by Brevet Brig.
Gen. W. 6. Harvey, commanding the cxp"di-
ton. from his present head quarters at ST..
Louis. They will b" found Of interest to our
readers and sp, c!allv to Western M n, as
they Indicate what l. TO b. done in cam
| paign about to comm ne against the hoStil
/ trlb 8 who have he n numbering our citiz ms
on the plans. That this expedition will eff
| + c IN ach-whether for good or for evil
whether to infimid tt AMI CHI ,st Sc the In
d an, or mer 'iv u make a van parade of
10 &c and '':tn wIthdraw-no on. ca doubt.
Al will feel anxious IN re tard To the re ut.
If the lesson shall he now III roughly laugh.
TO he tribes Of the pla n tina they cannot
with mrunity sh d III God Of our ci liens.
the good n to EN- grafton and SIT. IN ut
IN Kansas md NeI.ra- ka will lie imm ns -
II, however, It IS INTENDED only to irrit,te
Their ell ngs by display of soldiery, and
Ieav- ID M TO re, urn to their evil ways, then
TO one can fores,e va n pc, cd will b pu
to uepreja ions and atrocities on heir part.
We have muca confidence, however, ip
G n. Harney aud the oilers under HIM. He
IS brave soldi r, and accustomed to such
work as h. now has IN hand, and W. shall
Their fore expect much from him in this be-
half. Here are the orders referred 10.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army,
New YORK, March %, 1855.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 2.
l. The following arranremen,s have been
ord red BY the W.r d partment with Vi "
o the op r.ton abous to b. undertaken a.
gainst the hostile s oux. and for The par
pose of prot citing agairsl Ildan hos,ilitie-
The frontiers of Kansas and N.bra,ka. AMI
h. eni rant routes lealing from the Missou-
Il river 10 tn west:
l. Brevrt Brgad;er Gen raj William S.
i Iney, Colonel I'd Dragons, is assigned to
be command abov. ind Gated, according to
lie brevet rank Of Brigadier General.
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10

RET"EES indianapolis and Burlington, n n,sr
- on cloth travelling Scr, containing pair Of
dab pants aud vert. several miniatures ana ,nrr.
articles not rcc"lected II may have ie,n exchsn.ss
for one # like description il So the exebang 90 na,..
have occurred al indianapolis Ia Or b, 1--WE, ,hs,.
and Wilmington Any information left at this f6es
will b. thankfully received ''
April 10 -ltbp SAMUEL CtCEAyNr
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II r. ~ q FL l..

TIE HAWK-EYE OFFICE has been removed to
the room, corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets, for
nlerly known as PALMER'S HALL, entrance on
Jefferson, three doors from the corner.
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USt r crived May ard December. a tale Of VOL
- dal Life. by Mrs. Hulback. at CoRsEs.
arrii 10.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
HARTFORD, April 9.


The democratic party here nom mated 4
Union tickn, aga nst tn" X. Ms which was
support by the Anti X. N. wings. In our
CITY election to day this ticket was elected,
having carried five Of the six Aldermen and
Is of the "a Councilm' n. making 10 anti K.
Ms to IL X. Ms in the joint Council.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.
Marshal Murphy with Icsse Of officers
went this p. N. to Springfield, Dsleware
Co., and arrested party of 25 persons.
pr nc pals and accessories in u prize fight
The principals ID ,nir, Smith and John Smith
were held To bail in the sum of $1,000 and
the others $50 each.
OXFORD, N. Y, Arril % P. NJ.
This afternoon, Fla her Cniton, tn, Irish
priest, WIS he i 20 bail with several 9th RS IN
III sum OF $4,000 to Ike p the pe,ce. H.
his a so b EN- served with writ from the
Supr me Court ~ tn ins ance Of one OF hi,
couasr, III n who aims private damag S.
Much exciiem nj eX SIS. Several more ar.
+, sis ale 10 be made and more fighting is ex-
pected.
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'kAphY-E,emp'ary and Inssruc,iye--of
- Ds'ingui, he'd Men, at cansr-e
april 10.
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III Soldiers aud sailors attend.
IL, HEfiIER Officers, Priyates or Musicians Of
" Regular, Volunteer, Ranger, Militia State
Troops; vi S-ancn Chnplains, Ordinary, Marine,
Clerk or bandsnen. Wagonmaster, or TeGmsters,
whether white or Indian. who have been regularly
mustered INTO service, during since the Revolution
any War. ard have served Fourteen days--fheir wi
anws pr minor heirs are ny law rnt,rd ~ 100 acres
II y lnty Land or 80 much a.. Mith what they have
received will make LOO acres. Full instruct rs win
tianks are in my possession. These and aii other
cainis VIII be prosecuted anl obtained ~ strica'
ton al NY iiice On Nan rect.
EDW. r. EDGINT0N
Rr';nrf.r March % rs N"tary Public.
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N ANTfD 10 urchase-- a good tIou>e and Lot.
w Apllyto EDW. I. EDGIN1CN,
Notary Public Il Land Agent.
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ALTON, April 9.

The steamboat Reind 'er b longing TO tn,
Chicago & Mississippi r.. r.. collapsed two
FLU >, ab, ut ten MI 3 below here, Saturday
P. NJ, killing two 6remen and badly scalding
another. No Other damage done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
LATE NEWS By TIE NAILS.

4rrfrH q ttr George Lam-One Heck Later
f-om California; Orer One Million IN Gold
-Steamboaf rpiision-Serenty LireS Los
including Aatir. Of Jirginia.
The Steamer George Law arrived at New York
an sunday. with California dates to the list inst.
Sha brings : .ll3,OO0 in specie, and ;D4 passen-
gers, including General Echinque, the President
elect al Peru We subjoin Geographic sum
mary Of HE news:
fuc transit of the Isthmus was regularly made
from Ocean To Ocean by the Panama railroad
the formal opening of which was to take place on
the 20h.
The 5 nth American mail steamer had not ar
rived ut Panama consequently we are without
later dates from that region. II was feared
that some accident had betaIen the steamer
Late dates from Bogota, mention that the in
terror Of the country remained tranquil.
California papers teen with more than the av
crage of crime. George Sheldon hung at
Da>andS, hy mob, and native Californian
and two Chilians had suffered death in like man
nrr on the San joaquin, for cattle stealing But
they also confessed to having committed hume
rou- muderS.
The Indian troubles in the neighborhood of
kamanh River becoming alarming. A
number of white men had been killed, and some
thirty Indians 1t was feared that there would
be ii general rising among the Indians OF the
North.
Rams had again set in, much to the gratihca-
ton of the miners.
Business continued exceedingly dull at about
previous rates. Hams, dry and in salt, IL cents;
new butter ~ cts; -four du-Gallago aud Iiax-
all Sl5.5O.
The steamer Pearl exploded near Sacramento,
causing the loss of about 20 lives. including Col.
Alex. Anderson, II distinguished lawyer of Nerva-
,,, aud a native of Virginia, The captain and
mate of The vessel and about twenty Chieamen
tha lost hnl ins
had been found and about % others miss
ing. 1t was asccrtained that the Pearl was run
ming with the steamer Enterprise but the agents
denied il. Both boats on their way from
Sacramento to Ma ysville, with Il large amount
of treasure ON board, which was recovered.
The Senatorial question remained iii statu quo.
Thirty eight ballots had been had without mate
rally changing the former result
'lhe Legi> stature had passed bill appropria-
ting ! 900 for each member The Governor re-
fused to sanction il, but subsequently, it was
passed in spite OF the yeto-yeas 3D. nays 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
Highlu Interesting HlrGna NelrS.

ffgHiY interesting HHtHHH NtUS'
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 18Th INST.
furnishes the details of news by the Black War
rior, which left Havana on the 18th:
1t appears that the excitement in reference to
the flibustcr expedition against the Island. re-
por ed To be prepared in the United States, had
been aroused to the very highest pitch. Through
out the island militia companies were being form
ed troops munitions and supplies are being To-
Gated at every assaluble point and everything
so arranged that. at whatever point or points the
anticipated landing ofthe invaders might be eff
fccted, immediate opposition might be given to
them, and prompt assistance for the Government
forces might be close at hand.
\ letter dated Havana Feb ID, says there was
n grand parade on the previous Sunday, at which
General Concha, Mrs. Concha aud the British
Admiral were present.
Mrs. Concha kept her eyes tixed downwards,
whilst the Captain General whose face was of an
ashy paleness, could scarcely keep his seat on
horseback lie was evidently much alarmed,
and kept looking round as if in expectation OF
hearing the click of the lock OF the weapon that
was to sen the leaden messenger to bear him to
his last accounts.
Some forty or fifty negroes got up very fee
BILE huzza, when he took off his hat and bowed
gracefully on either side; this was as he left the
parade ground lie appeared pleasedto find that
no attempt had been made upon his life. So
frightened man, as he appeared to be, | have
never before seen ON horseback.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

CARTEIs'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
Jill GREAL nILILl l.R -. IIl i III lln

L Not Il pariicic ot Nerca,yi IN n
An INFALtIBLr RfMrpr fpr Scroiun. King. Evil,
Rheumatism Obst,nnte Cutanrons Erupiioas, PIN
Pe- or Pu-tIie. On - Facc Butch"s, Soil, Comic
Sorr Eyes. Ring Worm ~ Teter, Scul9 iicad, En-
1arecment md Pam f the Bones Joints stubborn
Ulcers, Sypnltc Dis, rdcr4, Lumhngo Spinal Com
rainis. md al Dlscnses arising from inludicious
col Mercury. Inprudencc in Life, or lmpuriy oi
the Blood.
This valuable Medicine. which has bcco.ne celebrated
the number of extraordinary effected through
agency, has induced the prop icors the urgent
of their ind, to offer il 10 the public whic they
10 with the cnn61enccin its virtues mud
ierful curative pro critics. he following certificates,
'eec'"d llumn Iuse number nrc. however stronger
csl npny tina thr ncrr wor OF the proprctors; md
all from gentlemen well know in their localities.
md al thr hah,t r-pceabiity mnny of them residing
in the yity al Rirl mand. Va.
+, BOY Den. Ed ot the Exchange Hotel, Rich
uont know every where, sBva he la4 the Med
zine cned Cnricr's Suani,h Mixture administered IN
hn ,drrd cp.es nen the diseases for which
Il rrconn ended with the astonishing good
cults lie say. it's the mast eAlruordinuy medicine hc
hss ever
Agae and Fsrrr- G,eat Curl hereby certify, thu,
Tor three yours had AEue aud Fever OF of the mus vio
lent descriptions hud s,veral Pl,si ans. took large
lrantities u,Q inut Mercury, and believe all the
onca ad vrrft-rl hu u without any permanent
liel At last | TIN, Cnrtei's Spanish Mixture, two.
bottles of whtrh cilartually cured ~. aud nm happy
say htvr had either Chill- or Fever since. | col-
ser il the beat Tome in the worI. md the only med
cine TINT reached m, cu-e. JOHN lONGDEN.
Beaver Dan, uar Richmond, Va.
Z t.. LnrA. E-q now IN Rirhmond. aud Tor many
YEARS in the Post cdlrr hns such conf Lone" in the ns
'oni-ln. cency nj Clltrrs Spanish Mixture, TINT he
a bought upward. o ~ h'ttcs. wldcn h. has given
nytc'tc afflicted. NJ Luck says In las never kruwn
ito tnii WIN turea according 10 drrclions
Dr. N nge,a practising Physician. and furmcriy oi
the CRY iotc IL tin ely of Richmond say, heh,~ wit
ue--cd in nnmporn instances the ,lcct- OF Cnrers
Spnni. Mixture Virb we're nus' truly surprising He
says in Of Gou-umllipn dependent the Liver,
ihap ,tI, Nt4rI4 tt.u IN tlpt iIl ipIa,
Samuel NJ Drnlecr "i the firm II DrnI,rr \ Mo ris,
Richmond Wns cured OF Liver Complaint Of years
tanlioe by tbr If two bottle OF Ca1cr- =, aoi.h
Mixture.
Gteaf 'nre # Sc,ofnla -lla editors of the Hicl.
noni Republican ind servant e'nfoyod in heir pe.s
10, m cur"i II vo.rnt Srrou', combined with Rlfeu'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
Proceedings Of CONGRESS.

WAsmNGroN, Feb. 26.-Tho senate after dis
cussing the Navy Reform bill, suspended debate
t. afford an opportunity for the presentation of
the sword worn by Gen. Jackson at the hattlo of
New Orleans. The sword wis presented ON be-
half Of the donors, by Gen. Gass, who paid an ap.
propriate tribute II the memory OF Jackson His
aaeion~ To heroes and statesmen of other days,
were most happily conceived. Aresol1tion was
adopted, returning the thanks of the Senate to the
donors.
The discussion of the Navy Reform dill was re-
sumed. and proposition to amend by extending
certain provision, Of the act to surgeons, was re.
iected. The House amendments were eoncurred
on.
The Post Office Appropriation bin was then
taken up. and was under discussion when this re-
port closed.
In the House the committee on Public Lands
reported back the bill granting two more years
to holders of lands in the Virginia Military Dis
trct of Ohio to get patents. when entered prior
to January LIST, 1852. The bill was then pas
sed.
The bill granting lands orruilroad purposes in
Florida was laid on the table.
The House then went into committee of the
whole ON the Naval Appropriation bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
More ibom the Cuban Expedition.

\ letter in the Boston Journal dated New Or.
leans, Feb, ID, says:
have just returned from visit to grand
cncampmrnt of the fllibusters which has been
established on the plantation of Col Stewart, be.
yond thu, city. | found the men to be rather a
hard set II large number having for a long time
been member, of the bar, and loaf RS about the
grog shop, in Chas. Street do not think they
viii made patriots or fighting men
Tire statements of the IIayanapa papers the stea-
meIs Daniel Webster AMI Prometheus are en-
gagged. i, not true, but that the steamers Pam
pcro United States and Massachusetts are en-
gagged Is no mi~tak. The first shipment # men
will be from thc coast of Florida, and the en-
campmeut here WAS only Jiind to divert the
Spanish cousals attention from the real place of
starting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
Severe Case of Rheumatism

eCcTrsvILLE, hcmHic Co. Va, I
Ma ch 4th, 1898 I
MsSSrs Mortimer j Mor6rny:- Gentlelneu--llnSine
been Inflicted With rheumatism Tor
torms, aud being able to otnin relief from
other medicines was induced 10 trN "llnmptoa's Veg
rralc Tiucturo' n iew bottles of which, nm happ, To
say, have made perfect cure
Atthe time commenced using the finrtrrc |
scarcely ablr 10 wall. | and haye been for
some weeks, entirely free from al pam.
our-. most truly a. r. MAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE ANDLOT ron SALE

Lit sell privately my Louse and lot. situated A
n .ankhn Hill nearly opposite the residence liii
II MI. has. simpson The property embraces one hall
acre. of rich garden soil "a framed re-idence " I'll
D Rooms, and all necessary houses, including a
good Stable. The ncghborhood is a good aud de-ira
bile one.
viii 'ell tie above named property upon the follow.
ing reasonable terms VIZ; One third of nrchasc rnry
In be psd in months one ihird in 4 uonths and The
halanee in l. and yetrs viii negotiable paper salts.
lactnrilv endorsed. GEO. " see
,i,, - Al