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! q SALKs RAPIDS ADVERFISEklENTS..
,sN-,s
TAXES MUST BE PAID. 81

NTOTICE III hereby given 10 the owner NJ reaI
an 1staie and personal property, il the County
10 Benton, thatI have received ranscript o. the
Assessment Roll, with the warrant atached, from
the County Commissioners Of said Count, commando
ing me 70 colIcctthe Faxes charged thn,eoi.
Notice is hereby giventhat promptness IN payment
vii. save trouble and cost. VIM. C(lNNELL,.
NH Sheriff and Collector Of Benton Co.
II Sank Rapids Nov. lS, 1855. Matt
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]. r. IRVINE & CO.,
- WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
uPpER LEyEE, MINNESOTA.

UPPER LEyEE, MINNESOTA.
a. E would respectfully inform the public that
w we have taken the New AND ExTEN-
sIvE WAREHOUSE, recently erected at The Up
per Leyee, and intend doing general
Grocery, Provision, Storage. Forwarding
end Commission Business.
CONSIGNMENT and other business intrused
10 our will always receive our prompt at
teution.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on pro-
duce and merchandise, and Consigners will al.
ways be assured Of obtaing the highest price aud
and quickest returns afforded by this market.
The Receiving and Forwarding business will
have the most particular attention and the ex-
.pense of drayage and labor as much as possible
avoided J,R. IRVINE & co.
nt REEEREN CES:
Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, St Paul,
Rice, Honshead and Becker, &C
Ta!lis. Livingston, and Co., SO
A. NJ. ridley,
l.. Dayton,
]. w. Selbys .
4. 2. Upton, ST. Anthony,
II, II. sibsy, Mendoza,
Is. IL. Campbell aud Co., Galena
III. F.McClosky, as
r, G.. Potter, Bellevieu.
Greeley and Gale, St, Louis,
Webster, NOR and Co., 90
H. Ames and Co., IS
Capt. Ward, Excelsior, g
Sc Brooks, Admiral, !"
Saiat Paul, April, 1855. ytf
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sAUK RAPIDS LAND AGENCY.

s9 cAUeks hAFIDS LAM AArElNL i.
* A. GILMAN having established a Land
~. Agency At Sank Rapids, Minnesota, II
now ready TO attend to all business connected with
buying and selling land, locating Warrants, paying
Taxes, Sc. &c.. in the most advantageous tnanner,
and ut the usual rates.
y Land Warrants bought and sold, Negotiations
made for Loans. Gold for sale OGica directly OPP
posite the u. s. Land Office. Business hours from
10 o'clock, A. M. to A r. NJ. All orders by mail
must be addressed to G. A. Gil AN .Saak Rapids,
Min. Ter.
REFE Il ii N cfEs
3 G. w. Sweet, Reg. Land Office, Saak Rapids.
w. Ell. Wood, Rec. g j" Ii Is ss5
Snyder and McFarlane, Land Agents, Mianeapo-
Lis, Min. Ter.
Tracy 4 Farnham, Bankers, ST Anthony, M. T..
Gov. w. A. German, st. Paul
c. G. Hawthorne, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.
j. j. Gilman, Esq, Canton, Miss.
Augustus Duran, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Hon. |. A. Eastman, Concord, N. ii.
S. p. Greeley, ESQ.,, s !"
Sank Rapids. Oct %, 1858. n23u
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LAND WARRANTS.

FESHE subscribers offer .os sale Land Warrants on
a a years credit. WHO WANTS SOME
Do you known ~ d choice 10, So o. l6G acre PIECE,
(psairie weodlan) near sppr fIf1n that yoe would
hike 70 secure II yea 90, asH Al our office a,.gei
g Land Warrani, Perhaps Jeu. know Of 4 piece
worth 10 az zcie, Don't lose the opportunity IL
secure it. io terms cab At cur ,.fficc.
TRACY & FARNHAM, Il
Bankers, St. An,heays,
St. Anthony, Mia. Ter. - Milf s
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n ii Il r ri 10

- - Il q e Z II TO q.
Governor, W. A. German, st. Paul, N. z.
Hafand, Dorsic, and Co, .aasy York
{. 4. Barriern and Bro, Mo Orleaps, ~ . III
Frman IneHpsst, .s-~.. q
]. and r. Walsh, 81. Louas,
= i Campbell ard Co., Gaiena, 4
e. Hempsteat,s5 4.
Hon II. n. sblsy, -afsaao,a.
Han q w. Jones, Dabuqsr yovs. Is.
Nadeau and Rodgers.
lion. 4, &. Dodge, Bariingtoa, Iotssc
". q Coolbanghand 90. shs s
Ex-Goy a. Ramsey 81. paas hi q 4
Borup and Oakes, g 81
Isice,, Hol!insliead md necker. * VI q ri. III
Wikn ard Van Enen# 5.' x.f
81. Psal. April. 1856
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BR DAD CLOTHS

of various colors, qualities and prices also,
Cassimeres, Sattnetts, kentucky Jeans, Sleeps
Grey. Check, Ticking, .sheeting, Flannel, White
Blue. Red and Yellow, Deni;ns, Duck Over Shirts,
Red Flannel shirts, White Linen do Mittens,
Gloves Boots and Shoes Ginghams, DeIains,
Pillow Case Cotton, Napkins, Cacoes, Table Cow
ers, Silk, Italian Do, Ladies' Wool Talmas, Kid
Gloves, Silk and Cotton do Lipnen and Lace
Handkerchie's ; Hose, Stockings, Tibets, Linen,
Neckties, Clasps Collars Belts, Delans, Mufllers,
Mttts, Buttons, Whafebones, sc.
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HOLY DAY PRESENTS.

WILLIAM HENRY WOOD,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Sank
: Rapids, Minnesota. The collection of debts, nav.
ment Of taxes, &C., promptly attended to.
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SAUk RAPlDS, M. Il
4 LII business connected with the buying and
IA. selling of land promptly attended to.
Land Warrants advantageousiy located; taxes
paid and Collections made
EFEREN CES:
w. A. German. Cor. Minnesota. gs.
Alex. Ramsey, En- 50 Sc
J. Travers Rosser, Sec, So
G. Fl. Cakes, St. Paul,
Hon. J Van Etten, g
Capt Alex. Wilkins, Er-Sec. minnesota,
IS J. III. Simpson, Capt. Top. Engineers.
Sank Rapids, NJ. t., April, 1855
NOLASsEs by the Gallon or Barrel, for sale
lN at SWEETS STORE,
Sank Rapids, April /, 1855. ltf.
Ny LOuR-in barrels or3 sacks for sale at
SWEET STORE.
Sank Rapids, April. #
aUGAR-B Brown, Crushed and CInri6ed-for
y sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April.
TANDLES-Mould and sta,--lor sale at
~ SWEETS sTunsS.
Sank Rapids, April, If
TNOBACCO-Plug and Fine Cot-for sale at
n SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids. April, tt
TyEAs-Young Hyson aud BIk--for sale at
Il SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If 4.
GSHOT of all sizes constantly on hand and for
~ sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
nUPONT POWDER on hand and for sale at
AZ SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
GALT and Saleratus, regularly on hand and
- for sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
nRIED FRUIT-Apples and Peaches--for
IL sale at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, tt
SARDINES, warranted to be the best, for sale
~ at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, tf
nATS, constantly on hand, and for sale for
" cash, at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
A Lso, a general assortment of Drugs and
IN Medicines, for sale at SWEETS STORE
Sank Rapids, April, tt.
RT ETAL and Horn Powder Flasks fer sale at
lN SWEETS STORE
Sank Rapids, April, If
RROOMS, Baskets, Whips, Sc, for sale at
- SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April. tt
"A FEW Thousand of the best Cigars for sale
IN at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, tt
WAL PAPER, Of every variety, ", for !, sale
w at SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April If
OYSTERS, of the best Quality, in cans, for
~ sale at SWEEPS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April If
RUTTER, by the pound or keg, for sale at
- SWEETS STORE.
Sank Rapids, April, If
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at EXANDER REV

: !. :. 4 = y
Storage, Forwarding and Comm;ss,os
AZ rch.aat. +..
GnocER .ASD DEALER in GpAiN AND
z a'osvlsI
LOWER. iaf..s'issli,. SAINT u SUI, MIN. TER
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1RltiYKsR.sPYD S.f1 tyIsR .sfE.ysITi
N 81 ], il ~ ALTON
YORK STORE !!
SAUK. RAPIDS. III (
ISAUK RAPIDS.

wv all men, women md children
Benton, Stoarns and adjoining
2Ss5nsies, that we are now opening the
s;s, es YES, the very largest and most
Rsiye stock Of Goods ever brought
Territory. We defy con,pe''t'tsggi
huantity, dpa,ity or prices from a-s'
|sstsr. Our Store and Sales Room n
Why the largest, but the best flied aIIt''
! XIV in the Territory. We purchase re
Fsbisds directly from hea0 quarters. l's
Hin from the manufacturers or their
ael,ts. and by the original packages,
ss desire that Dealers in particular
,ar this ia mind, forit must BE
WI, obvious 10 all, that by pur-
I1|l vi us in place Of those who buy
touis, Galena or St. Paul, at
l71I 81 profits can be saved. We
ELECTED our present heavy stock
4 h q Hiew to a jobbing business, and
l9Sin ke dealers North and 5snnta East
est, to give us IA can bafAre sasng
Paul or elsewhere Another adj
atage ia purchasing Of us i, that We
:an iii your entire order, as os,r sstnck
ssgeneral and complete. Stoddafd Is
no DC the Boys, and processes to be
;nfne Pumpkins, and you will always
INA him up and Dressed, and ready to
Maine agreeable in
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GEORGE I'll. CAKES.
| AN D A G E N c Y +,

SAUK RAPIDS, M. T
4 LII business connected with the BUYING and
IN selling of land promptly attended to.
Land Warrants advantageousiy located; taxes
paid aud Collections made
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5. L. vAWTER--Dealer in Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oil, Dye-st,fs, ETC., etc, Wilson's Block
Upper Town, ST. Anthony Falls, Minnesota.
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EFEREN CEs.
Hon G Fl Doolittie, Utica, n. Y,
Hen John Hinn'an Mayor off iica, r
Messrs Clark and Richardson, : do do
Hon T. W Ieavenworth, Sec State, Albany, Y.
Hon Tan Pratt, jns sup Court, Syracuse, y
Hoo isrdei burlington, do
Messrs Ely. C'app s Barnes, New York
Vim II Woodbury., ESQ.
Samuel w putn.an, 'ssq., Brooklyn, N Y.
Hiram x Jerome, ESQ, Rochester, NJ
Henry l., Fish. ESQ s s.
saxton R Gavl,i, ESQ.,, L. ons, N Y
Charles E Clark, Esq, Buffalo, \ Y
George c seel52 Esq, Geneva, N Y. .,.
ST. An;hony, April. ~ ytf
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A. KING.-Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries and
Provisions, Hardware, etc, opposite the Falls,
ST. Anthonv. Nj
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ST, ANTHONY CARDS.

EDGAR NASH--Dealer in Stoves, tin-ware, cut.
|ery, builders Hardware, etc.. on Main street, il
he Old Pos, Dnice, St. AnthD.y, N ianespta.
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1000 ACRES for sale {; few miles above
Il UsyV the mouth Of Ell River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile frsn, The Mis-
.sissippi and nearly opposite the town laid sat
on the west side Of the river The ready marker
for all kinds Of produce at hone and the nearness
10 grlst.an saw mills make this desirable fart.-
ing land. Inquire of
Trp4rv EEg Hrugaf
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SMALL. PROFITS,

in which the whole company will unite, will be per-
formed. This popular piece has failed TO draw
a full house, and is the only place where it can be
successfully performed.
After this act, there will be intermisson of 20
minutes, for Customers to look for refreshments.
During the intermission, purchasers will have an
opportunity to examine the large and choice assert
ment of sft
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LOTS FOR SALE.

O0AA .7CRES for sale, of choice prairie
saSFVO OF rich soil and beautifully siiuated
miles below Sank Rapids. The County seat cf
Benton County. near Tive Mississippi River snd
Terrnorai Road. sFor farming purposes, there
is 30 more desirable land in Minnesota The
same will be sold 10 quantities 80 slit chasess
price FIVE dollars per acre, hllf cash down, and
half on time. Land otiice of
TRACY 4 F-fR.tE.fyM.
ST. -4nthony, April, 1855. VT
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JAMES HOLMEs--DysG Goods, Grocery aud Pro
vision Merchant, Wilson's FLOCK, Upper Town
ST. Anthony.
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ASIREW e DUNN, Attorney and Counsellor at
sssN snd Notary Public. Office, Empire Block
y. rani, Minnesota. Land Warrants heated
elections made with dispatch. 1917
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S. NJ. TRACY--A,to,ney and Councillor at Law
and Notary Public. Office on Main Street, oppo.
site the Fails
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CKOCKERY Cf4111A WARE AMI
GIL US s.

Gold Band China Tea Sets, China
do, White Stone Ware do, Dark and
light blue do, TumbIers, Preserve dish
es,-indeed everything in this line OF
goods we can showdown to a good
Glass Lantern or Chamber.
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HENRY G: WATT,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law, ST. Cloud, Mime
sofa. Money 70 loan. All business entrusted to
his care promptly attended to- a,f
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. AA ACRES for sale rear hno:,a---onc pieer
CzHV of 10 acres, severed cr 81, and the
balance 100. Price FROM 70 to ~. according ID
distance fron town, and jaali.y O. land
IR.4l Z s. F92.ncHsN
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d. L. FULLER.

-. Il. FULLER,
EALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Whole
~ sale and Retail, Rice House. St Anthony
stees, st. Paul. T. nifty
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S1 Vi .NsTf7l3.7s Il It'll ID u IsR TIS KS,
XcHA NGE AND. IA n Ds on + I lsz'l
.T'R Ac \. 81. Eassksn Am,
EXCHANGE BROKERS' AND
Il ~ VI s1s ~ M ID. sgl III sss5 !
81. ..lNTF1lJEs Z MINNESOTA. 4

80 + = ~ r. 81
COLLECTIONS made. f.s;a,s Excbangs.fc.
~ sale Il, carrent r;lies Eastern dtHfts41ld
cesfIfsa.es IN aepr.s, ea,hca. tsrirrett Har.
neies receissd on deposits. tod for s;.la. IL
safaesta iowea on sfseial afpastsggi.an ds, les
pfppsfty, ard ria iands tor sfses Icasas 10
sfeai, VIZ e9s. All f,ersens liatiag Kea! tatats
81 sstisto wishing 10 purehust, are invitsd -
Gail al, apE oiIee INA gfIga { Fs@s4
N . wctl,t &pggest 10 stianssEs cfntia. fess
with money u purcbasa Ee4 Es,u.e. liza, by
cofsb!iiiig rs4 they ean srertain Mai lanes ire
iosssse tnshessiciats si,fiee, ctcs.sznd ahsneds-
sired, we vii act az agents far the Vnrc base q
sucst' lands sshioh We car gcaeraIly buy % aoFp
favorable terms than can Strangers.
tiessons wistingf'io nalsssirsesrnet MS, ran &c
30 through ar agsney as ravoF.Bly as II hsfs
tbemst;t.ds. l& @Aax ss-GTfttI
MONEY INVESTED In REAL ESTATE
!: NewiIl n.est money in Real Fstate, for tie
first three hundred doiIars, al FIVE per cent the
investment and three PER cent email sums over
thai and wifi give, without charge, fall aEd
accurate descriptions Of the lands --the guilty of
The proportion Of prairie aud timber hard,
waser,, e'c and the probable proG,etlene.s cfths
inye-i'nent-nlli also act as agents for the pay
,Dssts Ht$faA.s. .sgfhE ks#=@ s5&8 sea- Erfss#
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS
We will enter government lands for capitalists
and sell The II ne, hen desired for pne hill of
the profits. and share he. losses equally. ny ,hi+
course we should be eghailg iotsrcsied, with the
capitaiisi IN securing choice pieces -of lard. OF
we will buy government-fands, and enter intoa
written obligation to- sahe<theu4 FIVE years from,
date of entry, at q hundred per cent adraace OF
the original cost, or loose all claim for or SER
.lces--thus realizing iueafy ger. cent J4r annum
to capitalists for the use Of their money. n For
lands entered in this manner, we ask Aa,hiSs ill
the expiration of the FIVE years For personally
selecting aud entering governnentland We charge
III GELS per acre,
Eastern nrHi.s, ur Certificates d Deposit, re
feiset n payment fer lands.
srS JADNtfaa
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C. B. VAN NEST
Sank Rapids, Sept. 81, 1855. moot
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R. P. U TO N

II T. BUEL,
Il WHOLESALE aud Rsteail Dealer in Bootsan
Shoes, Rubber Goods, etc, etc, Upper
Third Street, River Side, Saint Paul, M. r.
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CHARLES KETCIAM.
kaeistsa f Deeds and Clerk az the Board nf Coun,y
i aai3iiEs'oners. 81. Clans, Stearns Co NJ T.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Paints. oils, Glass, putty, etc.. and last trough not
least, we have little Of the ardent in its pure state
which we sell for medicine, chemical, medica. a,s
sacramenta purposes only. So in order 10 procure
the cr'tter you must say sick The above only ndi-
Gates portion of our mammoth stock 81 roors.
which, to be appreciated, must be seen. We res
pectiul.y solicit close examinations, Our clerks are
good natured---speak French, Dutch aud bad En-
gsh twill be our aim 70 please You generally and
ourselves IN particular. BY relieving yon Of your sur
plus cash We 80 in for ready pay but will take all
Kinds Of produce and Eur the as cash. We
can give employment to 10 or II teams in haui-
ing up stock Of goods from now 10 the close ID
navigation, unless the boat comes up. Call aai zee
US.
t4a C. r VAN sykszr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
TIE CHARGE or AAoIlxJoNtsu.

The Democracy Of Pen.lsyl ,ania sent Da-
yid Wamot, aud The Democracy of New
York sent Preston King, to the House of
lie ffeseniatiyes. The Democracy of Mas
saclrsetts scut Charles Sumner to the SEN
a;ea 9ver Mr.. Winthrop, the vhig candidate.
! The Democracy of New Hampshire sent
John j. Hale to the Senate yet it was not
there orc charged that the Democratic party
of the country were abolitonists.
These men were all elected by coalitions
between abolitionists and Democrats. If
Mr. Wilson has gained his election by the
votes OF fseesollers, who are at the same time
Know Nothings, it proves simply that ma
jority Of a Legislature Of Know Nothings,
we're also freesoilers, whilst large number
Of votes cast against him by the National
Know Nothings, distinctly negatives the
charge that our party are abolitionists, and
scatters it to the winds. There is not one
word Of truth in the charge, that abolitlonism
is the foundation Of Know Nottingham, nor
that our party, as such, has any sympathy
With any other ism bat Americarism.
But whatever might be the purposes of any
portion Of our Tvrty at the North, it is not
to be supposed that the members of our or
der in the South WIN aid OF abet in any move
ment which will effect the interests of the
South. Standing inside the order-knowing
its workings, and familiar with its move
ments, if any clique. cabal, OF junto should
dare attempt to 60 beyond the bounds of
| legitimate action, and seek to deprive any.
portion Of the country of its rights, would
not those whose interests were jeoparolzed
give the alarm, and arouse the country T.
Rest assured no $ lch attempt will be made.
If made, it could not command success
american Organ.
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N lew ADVERTISEMENTS,
PUBIC SALE.

TESIlE undersigned intending to remove to the
d West viii sell at public sale at his resi-
denee at Walpers' u Roads, 4 miles South OF
Shepherdstown. on TUESDAY, The 18Th day Of
Mdreh nert, the following property, to wits
head Of valuable work Horses, three Of them
good riding Horses;
head of Cattle, Is head Of improved Sheep
% Hogs. good Wagon and Wagon Bed
two horse Carriage and harness Cart;
Barshoar double and single shovel ploughs
Harrows, pair Of Grain Ladders;
new revolving horse rake;
first rate Wheat Fan, nearly new;
sets of first rate wagon Gears;
Plough Gears, Shoyels, Forks, Rakes, &C.;
Grind Stone, | good Cook Stove; Cradles
and Moving Scythes;
40 bushels Of Wheat; A lot of Corn in the
car:
A lot of Oats suitable for seed;
A lot of Hay and Fodder; Aquantity ofgood
Baconand Lard;
About iifty-fye acres ofWheat in the ground.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
besides lot of other articles no necessary to
mention
TERMS On all sums over s.. credit Of 6
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
aud approved security sums Of -. and under
the cash will be required. No property to be
removed until the terms Of sale are complied
with. WM. MORGAN.
February %, ls55-2t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-02-28
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On the Sth inst, at his residence in Fayette
County, Penn Col. THOMAS BOYD, in the 9Th
year of his age The deceased was born IN
Berkeley County, Virginia, but has resided
nearly seventy years on the farm upon which
he died, and served several years in the Legis-
ture of his adopted State. The deceased was
widely and fayorably known for his political
and private integrity, sound Judgment, and NOR
al worth.
On the 18th instant, at his residence in this
county, after a protracted illness. Col. JAMES
S1uBBLEFIELD, in the 18th year of his age Col.
) was for many years Superintendent of the
National Armory at llarpers Fcrry-and
better man or more efficient officer never filed
the station His death will be regretted by
numerous friends at Harper's Ferry.
AT his residence in this county, on Wednes-
day last, Mr. JACOB SEIBERT, aged II years
4 wife and extended circle Of friends deplore
his loss. lie was rulya just and upright man,
and as good citizen highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
Near Min Creek in this county, on the 10th
inst, of small pox, FRANCIS A. SwTMLEY,
daughter of Mr.. George Swimley, aged II years,
6 months and II days.