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0NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL

~ LARS REWARD.-Ranaway from Sadler's
Hoteln on Sunday morning last brown skin fellow,
well spoken negro; has been sccustomed to attend
ins in my hotel and has therefore an extensive ac-
ouaintance He II supposed to have left In company
With bis brother "Bob," belonging to Jones 6ls-
ter. who took with him 9l5oO in North Carolina mo-
ney, the property of his owners and Il H. therefore,
quite likely that the two are making efforts to get 70
tbs North will give $50 reward for his arrest, II
taken cut OF the Stete or $50 Il taken ~ the State
and returned to me. GEORGE .. SADLER,
ia a0-Iw Main st. opposite 1st Market.
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2 DOLLARS REWARD.-R,

TX DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
i - from my mother, on Sunday, the Sist Dec,
feet 6 or inches high, and has on his under
lin. bitten in fight. He is we'll known to the cti.
zens of Richmond and Henrco, he has been dri.
wing an Ice wagon to Richmond for 20 years. he is
no doubt lurking about Richmond. The above re-
ward will be paid for his delivery to me at Henrico
County Jail.
ia 29-6t* ALEX. b. HUTCdESON.
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The first locomotive engine ever constructed In
Italy, left the factory at Sampler d'Arena (Pied.
mont on the 3oth ult Its trial trip to Pontedecimo
proved satisfactory
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AN IMPRUDENr RKMARK-A genius remarked
the other day. with grave face that however pru.
dent and virtuous young widows might be, he had
seen many gay young widow.err.
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ALFRED r. COURTNEY, Attorney at Law
will practice in sl the Courts of the City eff Rich
mond and the adj AGENT Counties.
Office for the present with James Lyons, Esq.
ia S1-Iw
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THE FALcoN.-The steamer Falcon, for whose
safety serious apprehenstons had been entertained
arrived at Havana on the 18th inst Her machi-
merry broke down soon after leaving Aspinwall,
which compelled her to return to that port repair
damages.
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P. H. AyLErr, Attorney at Law, No. lis
Main street. Richmond, Va. practices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond, and in the
counties of Henrico, Hanover and King William.
10
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M OTHERS. TRY LEONARD'9 IN

Az SLANT RELlEF.-LEoxARD INsrAnr Re.
LEE .a,;a AND SPEEDY CURE for Coughs Colds Con.
thousands Numbers are enjoying the blessnss Of
~ health, when M the jaws Of Consumption were open
20 receive their prey, By taking few bottles Trv
It, ye people, and let the welkin resouud viii Inv ~
the name of Leonard's Instant Relief - =
NJ H:7To insure a speedy cure, it must be takep
invariably after each attack of coughing
q Price. 25c. per bottle.
Messrs PURCELL, LADD l. Co wholesale Agents:
to be had OF all Druggists, and Geo. Webb Norfolk
w. ia II
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BIZ Il nj 0 D, VA
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY !, 1855
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE


In the Senate on Thursday, Mr.. Person Of North,
ampton, presented memorial from the Seaboard
aud Roanoke Railroad, praying release from
their bonds, which was referred and ordered to be
printed The bill Incorporating the Dan River and
Yadkin Railroad, passed the Senate by vote of %
yeas to Is nays. This road commences at the
termination of the Roanoke Valley Road on the
Dan river and runs to Lesksville, in Rockingham
county. The bill Incorporating the Fayetteville
and Greensboro railroad passed by 25 ayes to 10
noes
On Friday, in the Senate, Mr.. Rayner moved q
reconsideration of the vote by which the Dan
River and Yadk,n Railroad was passed, in order
that it might lie over till the Eastern and Western
extensions of the Central road were passed, which
was lost. We understand that the State of North
Carolina furnishes the iron and takes two-thirds of
the stock in this road when one-third shall have
been subscribed by individuals and the grading
performed.
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WNDOW SHADES, Ac.-JOaN +.
sss:s ,l:Sl; s.pP e gilt khMPsSG4bPnHs. .G4bns.
.ossshsI Hta Cords rs.ss scssss ~ 'r &:
TAIN BANDS, LOoPS, CEHT1E T4eoELes 10.
which will b seld st hls ussal low pSasss.
IL 3l-3t
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EUs. ROBINSON, Cpk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
(WHIG RTJII,DJN9

RICHMOND, January %, 1856
The parties interested in the foreeong decree are
hereby notified to attend at this office on Tuesday,
the 9th day of February next, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
with the evidence necessary to enable me to De :.
form the duties prescribed By the said decree.
ia A-T4w JAS. Z. HEATH, Com'r.
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DROWNED WHILE SKATING.-A lad named Fran
Gle Lyman, went out skating In Adrian, Michigan,
few days ago. Just before the boys started for
and cautioned him to be careful and no. break
through the ice. The little fellow promised he
would; and. stopping moment, he told his mother
81" he should get drooned, not to let any of the boys
disturb his piaythings and TO have them sent to bis
little cousin in Cincinnati" He then kissed his
mother and wentto play. In a short time he was
brought home corpse.
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~ premises six mills North of Richmond. on 6un.
day morning 28th of JAM, my Negro Boy. GEORGE.
George stoops and limps, owing to . burn In the
groin, which occurred many years sgc, but IL etill
very visible. Age, 49, height feet inehes; color,
black.
win dive o25 II taken out Of Henrioo county, o.
elo II taken within the county. TO any one who will
secure him, and notify me promptly OF the same,
through the Post Office, or otherwise
10 5I-5ts j. LUCIUS DAVIS.
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PUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com
~ mitted to the Jail of Henrco Comfy ON the 9th
day of December. 1854, negro man named MINOR,
as a runaway slave and as the properly of George
Todd of Caroline County. The said egro 10 feet q
little grey, and had on when committed greyish
cssinett coat dark pants and an old wool hat. His
charges and take him out of jail or he win be dealt
with according to law.
ian 2S-dhw T., w TIMREPT.AYE
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JoHN SHORE, Commissioned In Chancarv

JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
ior the Circuit of the United States. the Circuit
Coar Tor the County of Henrico, and of the County
CONT Of Henrico
onli suitable rooms can be obtained his Office will
ee a. the Clerks Office of the Circuit Conrt for the
County Of Nenrico. 'o' 'Ae
O'clock P M p'e'e"'' i'oi" -. ~ "
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can DYSPEPSIA ..:3I IN its most aggravated form
Tses OF ten years standing have readily welded In
por Qualities. Price 50 cents per bottle
ri.i. ss,s oy Measrs PURCELL, LADD Co., and Drug
SFeAy~ncto- in 80
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MEDICAL CARD.-Or. JOHN T. HARD
GROVE having re-cornmenced the practice of Medi.
cine offers his professional services TO the public.
~ Office on Fratislin street nearly opposite 7ri;
MY Church. formerly occupied by DI. Parker.
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vis,;a. a aCUrTING,-Citizen and Strangers
latest snS CITY wishing to get theiy Hair cut In the
to call ON ssPproved style. would advise them
trance on III . eoN. under the American Hotel. en-.
oil hopr. 81. Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
no ID single Bath 25c., or Tict sts for Al o.
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

l. WARD.-The subscribers will pay the above
reward for both OF the Negroes described below, or
$50 for either of them BOB is dark orange com.
plexon, about % years of age, dresses remarkably
neat, and has small mark in his right eye. JOE,
his brother, is about the same cslor perhaps little
brighter. Both are remarkably we'll spokea senteel
negroes. Bob took with him when he left $500 in
Nerth Carolina money. liberal reward will also
be paid for the recovery and return of the money.
la 29-ts JONES' 4 SLATER.
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A NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
PAYNE 4 MAYO, Auctoneers-office on 10th ST.,
betveen Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
JOHN K. ID. PAYNE having associated with him
Mr.. ABEL U. MAYO in the above business. will
continus to sell Real and Personal Estate at auction
private sale in the city OF Richmond and throu gh-
out the State to Renting out Houses and Hiring
Servants
Deeds of every description will be accurately
drawn on the most reasonable terms.
MI MAYO being Notary Public, will attend to
taking acknowledgment of Deeds, &c.
any reference given that may be required.
JNO r. D. PAYNE,
ia Sim ABEL u, MAYO
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over COATS, TALMAS AND VESTS

~ AT VERY Low PRICES.-An in want of
Over Coats, Talmas Velvet Vests will find it to be
greatly to their advantage to call and examine the
stock now 10 store at A. LEWIS, which, owing to
the advancement of the season. he viii sell at the
lowest prices. All he asks 10 CALL he 10 conf.
dent that he offer sufficient inducements to those
in want to make their purchases of him. Recollect
that A. LEVYS store Is No So Main st., opposite st.
Charles Hotel, sign of the Red Cost. js25
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JUDGE MAsoN.-The "PorIsmOuth Transcript
says:
We had the pleasure of seeing another letter from
member of Judge Mason's family to a relative
here dated at Paris on the 10th instant which con-
firms the gratifying intelligence bsfore received OF
paralysis with which he has been recently afflicted
For three days before the date OF the letter he had
improved rapidly, and was expected to be able to
ride out in very short time He had suffered little
or NO pain.had been quite cheerful and able to
converse ali the time. No mention is made of his
returning home, of his intention to withdraw
from the duties of the office which he so ably and
satisfactorily fills.
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MLASg's WORM SpEcIEic.-The follow
ing from 8 Customer, shows the demand which this
srea medicine has created wherever it has been in.
troduced:
BLossBuRe, Tiogs CO.. Pa.
March so, 1850. !
Gentemen-In consequence ofthe great consunlp.
vicinity, we have entirely exhausted our stock We
should feel obged by your forwarding, via Corning
n; T., dozen, with your bill. on the reception CT
which, we will remit you the money.
From the wonderful effects of said Specific in this
neighborhood, there could be sold annually large
quantity, if to be had. (whoesale and retsiD from
some local a.ent. If you would compensate person
for trouble and expense of vending, think [ could
make tito your advantage to do'o
Yours. respectfully, WIN. NJ. MALLORY,
Messrs. J. KIDD Co. Per w. Z. PORTER.
P.s.-Ths above vslusble remedy, also Dr. Nc
Lanes Liver Pills, now be had at all respects.
bic Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be cansful to ask for
and take none but DR.. MLANE's VERmFUGE.
All others in comparison. are worthless
s 9-d&clI
MEDICINES OF GREAr VALuE.-This is
the term applied to sTABLER's ANoDYNE
CORDIAL, by sixteen of the best apothecaries in
INTERPRETATIONS acquainted with the skill and
used in their preparation. Praise from such a
sourceis proof OF the intrinsic merits of these good
medicines In Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis.
Group and Consumption, in its incpent stages, Sta
blers Anodyne Cherry Expectorant is recoIamend-
ed with confidence; and for DarI h9s and Affections
of the Bowels generally, the Diarrhsa Cordial has
as srons claims upon the commence OF tue coiHtnu-
nifty. In those diseases named, both these valuable
medicines have achieved enviabe reputation for
their curative properties.
II See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of
the Agents
~ Price for each only 50 cents, bottles for
$3.50.
E.H. STABLER CO.. Proprietors
Wholesale Draggifts, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Wholesale A gsnts, Richmond
And By Druggists and Merchants generally through.
OFT Virginia. la 22-d&sl2t
EURoPE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGuERREoTYPEs to Europe, informed thst
they can have them taken in superior and durable
style warranted not to be effected by exposure to
salt air. NJ P. SiMONS.
ia so Isl Main st.
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is 6--lm

FIRST SILVER MEDAL DAGUERREoTYPEs.
few days since, when we invited the public to call
and examine Pictures for which we received q
reminded of this omission by BaItmorean,) that it
was tbs opinion of the Judges of Fine Arts and not
the Committee, who decided in our favor, giving it
a. their opinion THAT the Daguerreotypes of n. p.
smons were alone entitled to Silver Medal"
ja Is NJ p SIMONS
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18th az THE PUBLIc.-The number of ire
rdsd bs,er evs caused by the of hsir toncs pa
Il 10, 'ne manufacturer of the celebrated FIsTcHss;s
srsin., M the propriety of cautisnine the public
His own 81 aree. OF the .or unless properly tested
nI @ Of the great u ity of the Fletcas, Hai, Tnn's
out bso ly great danger of using any other with.
i. mssnehooyy hoy aware Of its chemical properties 1t
tures inoeed TO see the beautiful of ma.
the 'heht dried, shriveled and wasted awav nv
The p.Opta use Of articles called "Hair Tonicn
Bspnss, IIai5e n FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic is sold by
Tsylo, pDs ppeeIs A. Duvsl John Ii. Blair, Thomas
whojss.i, nIoso g., and under the American Hotel
No cH..n ane retail, by the manufacturer.
ia Is i usi. JOHN JOHNSON.
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DEAR 1T IN MIND-Tbat KEEN

- BALDWIN l. co. have still on hand large
assortment of Winter Clothing, which they are SELF
ing at extremely low prices for cash. viz: Overcoats;
Cloaks; Talmas Business Coats; Pants; Vests; &C.
&c All in want of the above articles win find it
greatly to their advantage to cal, No I02 Main st.
iaN KEEN. BALDWIN 4 Co
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FROM MKxIco.-The N. o. Picayune furnishes
the annexed summary of news from Mexico
The papers before Us give accounts of several
successful attacks on bodies OF revolntionists by
Governme mt troops. Col. Echeagaray announces
that he arrived at Piedad, in Michoacan, at 8 P.
NJ ON the 7th inst. and finding that body OF over
400 insurgents had just quilted the place pursued
them and routed them, killing and wounding many.
and takina. i've prisoners and some horses and
arms.
Col Mszal1a announces thst he had attacked and
put to flight the band ofAgustn Nunez, killing two
and taking thtsir leader, Francisco Arroyo, priso
ner. Col. Jose Maria de la Cruz Vega announces
that the 3lst nit, band led by Clemente Sierra.
to, attacked by detachment of the forces uu.
der his command, about five leagues FROM Puruan.
diro, that they were routed and SerrstO captured,
and that on the Sd he was shot.
In Oajaca the revolution is said to have been put
down.
Col. Soils is reported to have routed band at
ing many others and capturing a pounder piece.
In Guerrero, on the same day, at the BegoriR
Hill, another band was attacked and routed with
considerable loss, and the capture OF some ammu-
milton.
The Mexican national schooner Rosario, an old
unse.worthy vessel was wrecked at Alvarado bar,
two female passengers losing their lves on the oc-
casion.
The French bri g.of,war Obligado had arrived at
Guaymas to inquire into thu circumstances OF the
Reconsideration affair.
The commander, In the name of the French EN-.
peror thanked the Mexican authorities for the
treatment the rebels had experienced. Gov. Arrel.
lano subsequently paid visit to the commander on
board of his vessel
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REMOVAL-The Office of the RIcHMoND
FIRE ASSOCIATION mas been removed 10 the second
Story OF the Building corner of Main and lIth sts-
- Entre nee on 11th street
Appcations for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE, INSU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their obligations they take pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C.. CRANE prssiaept
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FATAL AFyRAy.-The Marshall (Texas) Republi'
can has the particulars of bloody aud fatal affrsy
which occurred at drinking house at Sugar Hill,
iu Pamela county, 10 that State, on the evening of
the cath December. The affray was commenced
by quarrel between a man named Grain and one
John Gla;s the latter shooting an old man named
Yeary dead for interfering; while Yeary's son was
STOPPING over his father he stabbed in the back
by Simeon Glass. Johns brother; young Yeary then
rose and rushed upon the murd derer of his father,
wrenched the pistol from his grasp, pursued him
through the house into the yard, and killed him
with bowie knife. While this was taking place.
Simeon Glass was shot dead by several ofthe crowd
whom he had attacked with his knife. One, man
named Haywood. sed double bsrreled gun, and
probably fired the fatal shot 1t was thought thai
young Yeary could not recover from his wound.
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LS3aa.r q. PLASTER.-3OO tons soft Blue
Ha By
JOHN Il. cLAIBoRNF.
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' 'rthern
kind in
, city
| pply at
5---tk
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TOBACCO STEMMERY AND FIX
Il TURES The Fixtures in the Stemmery on
Virginia street, lately occupied BY D. NJ. Branch,
having been sold at our last sale are new offered
at private sale, and will be ssld bargain.
The Stemmery is for rent, and will be rented low
to any one purchasing the Fixtures. Enquire of
jas KENT, PAINE KENT, Aucts
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LHGIsLATIvE ITEMs.-H. R. Boyle, of Tazewell
county has announced himself candidate for the
House of Delegates. DR.. Arthur r. Smith, OF
Princess Anne announces that he will not be q
candidate for reelection to the Senate
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DRICES OF WOOD REDUCED
i Having on hand large supply of WOOD.
viii hereafter sell Oak at $3.50 and Pine at ~ per
cord.
The collection of bills for wood consumes 80 much
more time than find that can devote to Il, that
am con str aimed to sell in future only for caah.
Orders left at the store of Il. p. Ellis Cos or at
my yard on Brood St.. win be promptly ATTENDED e.
ia l5-1m* D. N. JAWS
A VAL ABLE JAMES RIVEK
IA FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish to SELL privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
LEY Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands OF Barretia
Cox the farm called Wilton, &c. Bald land lies re-
martabv we'll for farming purposes, and 10 now In
high state Of cultivation. containing Ss4 acres the
Dwelling House 10 now. containing four rooms -
There are good Barns, Stables, and sli necessary
outhouses There 10 excellent water near the house,
and an abundance Of sprines.
70 those who wish to purchase. would say. that
rarely sueh chance presents itseif The location u
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber Will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons Wishing to purchase.
n 23-H B. o. AKIN, Henrico County.
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NINGHAMS, MOUSLINES AND ME-

~ RINOES.-We have an extensive variety of
the above description of goods, which are offer.
ing at unprecedented low prices. Our object il to
sell them out this It will be to the inherent
of all In want of such goods, to call carly.
ia l8 HART MOSE9
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said, will be Immediately convened. Lieut.. H. has
publised an address "to the American public" in
defence of his course. 1t appears he was anxious
to take part in the quarrel between the President
of Paraguay and Consul Hopkins and brother. To
this his commanding officer objected, whereupen
the Lieutenant hosted sail and came home. We
quote the material portion of his address, as fol-
lows:
circumstances in high degree involving the
honor of flag have occurred the station to
which | have been attached No helping hand has
been given to our unfortunate countrymen. Ex-
posed to the wrath OF tyrant they have been driv
from Paraguay, their property mas been confsca-
ted, and flag, SO proud because 1t waves as ban"
ner for the oppressed of every land who chose to
come under iis tolds has been by orders of petty
tyrant, hauled down and tramp.ed undar foot
VI couldsnot help our countrymen, because was
not permitted to go there with my command.
was sent away where difficulties had not occurred
although the American Consul at Buenos Ayras
Guilty, as though my inaction had been q voluntary
one
Vessels q war abroad for the sole purpose
OF protecting the lives, property and rights of our
citizens When found that my requests to go to
Paraguay refused by the commander in chief
of the Brazil squadron, when one month later he
had direct ana authentic information from Lieu.
tenant Moore, of the Navy, OF the actual con-
dtion of affairs In Paraguay, ami the means to send
ne orders again at hand when | saw that the fear
OF responsibility made the commander in chief yet
decline sending me where a vessel of war was go
much needed, | no longer hesitated, but brought
back my command to the United States, rather to
ingloriously rot in the mud than ingloriousy sail
upon the ocean"
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JN0. II. BosHER, Secretary.

B. W. STARKE, Attorney at Law and N,
tsry Public. Office removed to the Law Building g..
ja 9-lm*
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EURoPE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGuERREorYPEs to Europe, are informed that
they can have them taken in superior and durable
style. warranted not to be effected by to
salt air. NJ P. SiMONS.
ia so ISL Main st.
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE

IL will offer for sale. to the highest bidder, at
Farm. lvinR on It The Ricbmond and PIedsrietsbur 9 =
Railroad, three and half miles frsm Slash Cottage
and twelve from the city of Richmond. containing
one hundred and sixty four acres seventy-ve acres
wood land, the balance cleared-adjoining the lands
of John Snead. .. Robertson, and others. 1t has .
good dwelling and all necessary ont houses, with .
GOOD orchard. Terms made known the day of sale.
ia 30-5t* HEATH ]. MILLER.
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MLANg's Worm SpEcIric.-The follow
ing from Customer, shows the demand which this
erea medicine has created where it has been In.
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PLENTY OF CLAIMs.-ltis is stated that the English
consul at GreytowD, MIR. Green, has already pre-
sented the claims of English, German, French aud
native residents which amount to about million
and hslfof dollars, for damage done by the Cyane
when the bombardment took place. Tie American
Consul presents other claims. which are compare.
lively small There are no doubt plenty of claims,
there always are on such occasions. The scrutiny
into their character should be equal to the claims