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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-16

r A. CHIFFON AUCTIoNEER -rwO VACANT LOTS
~. OF around on Canal nae WaIkeD street. adjoining
nor'hwea corner 0. Alien street. COLE Chiffon siH
sell auction or WEDNESDAY Feb. 20 1861 at II O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange the above two yauaols well
csc9 ated sss or manufacturing PURPOSES for
building tenement houses thereon having five foot a9yway
leading from len s,raet For terms aud maps apply
As raaau street This property be bought
pctvae enle application above. "
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EXECUTION SALE OF CONTRADICTIONS W. SOMER.
~ IEDiKf, Aucuoneer store 20 North William street. near
Chatham, will sell bs day! by vrtus Il execution 10
O'Clock at s22 Esst Fourteenth street. the contents OF
coal yard tos Sther WITH hcres, cartt harness. &c DC
John FARkINGT(N Constnhla
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I MoRiARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
4. day. ri II O'Clock al l7s Chatham square, the furniture
ira ltei the usual assortment also feather beds Er
sc tables. 40 oedssds sewing machine assortment d
dry GOODS cutlery 200 boxes sardines snd various Other
goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-16

JJoLDRED0Es HOTEL. 7ss BROADWAY. C0RNR
III al Clinton place Superior apartments Tor hmnioa e.
ipdy,iusls an obtained, VITA without board II
Re meal or served In dining private roorna q re-
week wh. hOlsDkkD0k, Pro orietor.
T4F GLOBE HOTEL CORNER or FRANKFORT As0
william streets oousaining $50 rooms being newly duea
81 90 per week Cflce open all niRh Meals n Il
JACOB q. FRRNCR.
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M BRCplES' MANTIkLAS
Are ready for insrec.on.
WHOLE SALE BUYERS
From every section Of tne Union invited caN
annie as he Is the acknowledged
LEADER OF FASHION IN THE UNION.
II 70 needless to enumerota sty les.
N. B.-libera. te first cMss buyers
81 Canal and 63 IAspcnard ssreets-
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UUTlON ICE-RETAIL STOCK, Or CROCKERY
g.ss. CHINA and tsney goods. By wv. W. sHIRLEY
conner OF 1wenty ninth Posive cnsh sale nv cais
l0gue without reserve. lots for reiailers - - ~
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IN IS LGDLAM WATSON.

D0sTPONEMkNT.--i Ia with ressefthat
prise cannot take place on the 22d; Fsprppyy. The
unusual hafdness OF the winter has prevented ms
from seeing and settling with my asents. As ssoa a.
can them shall hx upon another dsy moi later
than about the istof August stwhich tiie the Draw
ing VIII certainly take place. tho tickets called In
and fho money refunded And should the sale Of
tickss satisfy me in doing 90 Ishs fix ptsn hp oar
lter Gay, as anu anxious TO have the nrawinf Sko
Place - the esrliess pesn bic ppe.
po-ti1Aa Liberty, Va
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RATTroADs gTnAMpoATa.a 40

Ss&A&A4A&SSAA6SNDy
sss1 saS NO !!.. x ~
AUGUSTA, lGaptain MIC. snI1., viii ,ssumes
her regular trips between, Port Walthsll aid the.
shove psWsfkt 6 sSTsS1xf9i.ss 20 ru 80
The cara running In connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Paersburr Depot every
ss sas nsT4iy m.TVns
Wharf, Norfolk; on the intsrInsdiats days, vfz;-.
Tnesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays d the
The Augusta will stop at all the regular Lsndinss
ontss river, aaina sna rstusniAs1 TT'' II -
Fare to Norfolk and Perssh1oath... ....!.... 90
of Fss z as ar ia 8 e. Go. @ f. IS s..
EL 60 S g kEAT N0RTHHKN
AnR rs so ,Vns 4yv,1 ao hTI
k!eEsoSp S sshTlAoaE spEMf hs
-WAsH1NGToN.Aover the Richmond, Frsdericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad to the Potomac River
seyeny-hve miles, and BY splendid and comfortable
ste amers thence to Washington, ffty-hve miles-in
all 1870 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed. '-'s~''-f -s'af -.
Hours of departure, 81 A. M. and ~ P. M and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. "s-~'r5tsa f.-th~ 'ee-~'@i 81 $3.50"
.. ...a.,....5 FARE ss"''-i'.1 s''s A.--
To w ashing ton, $3.50
baltimore, .......................6 500
fhedeipna,; s...s: s................ 800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay Half
ofit being already completed with edgeral Of sn-
peror quality and as more than one, million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and Satisfactorily
transported over this route it is hoped and believed
that will be induced, by the Misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement over the signature of
III D. Whitcomb, Supert" to select the longer
and crcuitous route, referred to therein The
R. F. P. R. R. has been in operation for twenty -two
years. and in all that time passenger has either been
otherwise which is without parallel in the history of
railroads in this country. s. RUTH, -
ESQ" 80 Superintendent of transportation
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fLANTERS HOUSE, FREDERICKSBURG, !
February 2Sth la56

,a.. -, February 18th, la56. )
hsye hetter used the word sprns) for he last fsw
Gays nave looked indeed If spring had opened upon
~ mot withstandine navigation is closed 3 10 drive
WIN IN this quarter for the past two or three months
a.r tahoasat we shall hs.ss healthy spring ana sam
Ir9 the iact that the very cold weather having
nope We snail enjoy sprng and summer UNSURPASSED
~ md 9ssu.y ana IN health and the cities which wept
rejoice IN Him who doeth ali thines for the se.s e
business Is exceedingly dull and things present "a
sneF ssioomy aspect, Yesterday evening sun1e If
Teen or twenty ysrds Of Cosfeers bridge was Trent
away by the immense press OF ice coming ss.;n.,'x
me other two, think, will stand safe W. MS.
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Id, Wholesale and retsii, BY
DOLIART CORDIAL FOR THE MIL

nOLLARf CORDIAL FOR THE MIL
II LION.-This celebrated Mixture is a certain
cure for certain disease, it is a certain for
certain weakness if of long or short duration You
win find smafked Improvement from the do6e, look
to this you unfortunAtes and try bottle of this es
teemed and highly approved Medicine, The Medical
Faculty recommend It. r@~'& ~ -
ITO be had Of Duval & Norton, o B. HIM. A: Bode
ker, j. B. Wood C. Mitlspaugh, 8 P. SemPle, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the R. and r. r. r. on Broad street l..
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r. zz-zz==ssl- WINTER ARRANGE
- - NT.-YIRGINIA CENTRAL

RAfLROAU.-OHANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.-Great Northern and
Southern Mail Routes for; Nerherny Southern and
Western Travellers. Twice daily, Sunday hight
,excepted,1 between Richmond and Washington City,
via GordonsviIle and Alexandria. .. =.
Hours OF DEPARTURE AT RIcHMoND-6.4oA A. M:
and 80 2. NJ. Returning, leave Washington at g. q
A M. and 80 p M, and arrive at Richmond at Loo
p. M and A. M. = fTsH
Baggage checked and tickets given through between
Richmond and Washington.
These two Railroads having Strap Road, and bes
ing in excellent order, and carrying the
ern and Southern Mail gives the best guarantee of
always securing connections Is shown by arrivals
daily at Richmond and Washington City in advance of
the Steamboat Line. -s.l -.....7 --.s.,','
Fare between Richmond and Washington. SIS 80
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take
through passengers and their baggage of wearing ap
parel between the Depots free of charge, with ample
time, to take their. meals whether going North or
South. 70 ~'e. - .'it
Through tickets can be obtained between Danyille
and Washington, at the, terminus Of the Road now
nearly completed to Danville. An Agent Of the Cons
pany win receive the checks of passengers from the
DanviIle Road, and attend to their baggage all the
way to Washington, or to the Baltimore Depot. ,~''
The fare the by che Mail as by the Steamiboat
line There is no change of the light line be-
tveen Richmond and Alexandria. ia 10
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statoa learns that Oh "wednesday last gentleman
named Nicholas Miller, from Bachmans Valley,
carroll county, Md, attempted TO get on the cars
whilst moving. at the Junction, on hia way to Bal
tmore, when unfortunately bis feet slipped ana
he fen, and was dragged some distance " ith one
veg upon the track. and before he could be extrica
ted from this fnghtful sittation the whole train
passed over II, crushing and mapg ling it in most
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-27

MvsirfcEsr PoiE.-AM., SwidsnikI, fecehfiy de.
les ZEN to fhe city OF Warsaw bis library. con-
s a.ag more than thirty thousand rare and pre-
s,oss volumes, collection Of Polish and Sclsyic
noas rs,;s and q Poih cola attending ID he
painnass 81 nss,sn sa az MAGNIFICENT gallery Of
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= : = -, {. r X Il III + FOX NKW
York, Boston, Providence,
11E1N Portland, Newark New iHa-

~, EFns. ss. Lonis. a:aiVesion, San Frsn nm
cisco. &c, per Steamship Jamestown. to
and via New YeriE-Caa'be shipped every Mon
day aud Tuesday, by the u. g. Msii Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish.
The AeentsatN ey York. Mess. -Ludism Il Pleas
ants will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission and at the low
est rates of freight. -.~..r---.. -s.
barge aid cornrnodiom sheds have been erecfed on
the wharf in New York where goods are entirely prb-
fected from injury DETACHMENT and every care and
attention bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment. 49,. .;f.,t .5---s ~
Merchants shipping by this Steamship can always
eAleulate within an hour the arrival Of their goods
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday at.
ternuon ON her return to Richmond. x 81 =
For freight apply TO -t''-71
an IS. So LUDLAM WATSON.
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LQM PATENT FIRF Ann ARR.
a 0LAk PROOF 8 AZ z s-Manafaeture6 Nv
noinnss Valentine Butler, New York, and proved
the ssverest tests % be the best safe In fhs world
Ws'srs agents for the above Safe ~
2. - So sat 2. BRANCH b Co.
: l3a esry ttfeSt
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q u y+fsf='@ lsf.tlSljs !
HoxEIA

6VxAAe3s
stS6 III III *xN III 3S Fl "a; isrs9 ~
i somfoftAbIs rooms veil saited ibr usnlsss -
Psstss -o1la se All
N0T7CR,-THE nIILFORD HOUSE,
MLtpsp aoTsk Z sp.s Z. shsif ssssn = &.
lima Of the K T. & n. r. The propristor IL pre-
pared 70 Eivs good seconmedationl ana hopes % %
lbsrsiiy pstssni1sdi w. n nRAe,t, froJI..ot!s !.
/ Milford Depot Csroiihe Co w. Feb 4Iam. =.
NOTICK,--Tke, ballard Hotel saIeen, =
the new Opposite The ExehAnEs Hots as
eutrance the zme that to the hotel This eitao-
0a a. ne 81 s pan ~
bopes inst the heat md elegant style in whchhe has
fitted up his ssIoon will far meet thsir appreciation
ths, he , wilses ss far ssfs q inv " sMT
ala 80 7s Tsi- ~ = Late of Lynchburs, Va. !
NfOTTCE-TO PAsSEN(sERsp ON THE
RSHMfoND AMP paN VIM ZIP HSTH SHyT To
Rrsnkfasf! BreaEfasl Il. Ample dime siven
The s ss + BTPHRRFA @
the Richmond and Danvile snd South Side Railroads,
Immediately On their arrival on s an ss B. BURKE
winter; win find the iPOWHATAN. HOUSE 2
yvry pleasant agreeable and Convenient Hotei 70 pP
at Its location il In the most agreeable aLt ., IL
c;tvf convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also TO places Oh
offers Inducements that cannot fall GO Riease.
|, ide IT, 80 a % JOHN DAklsAOOI =
= T15TT =, a = Ps.senrers going North are hereby
IN informed that on and after SATURDAY, Ist OF
September the trains of the ksbarE Ha,osS
Company will always stop at the SLASH =
HOTFI. 6cient time to allow those who denre 20
doss, to obtain Breakfast or.suppsI; ( By me @
49, g 49,
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coRKE'spespE, cr

INC pedthcT an Fredricks6urg--Part of Coaiter's
Bridge carried off,
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roR HINT And SALE.

4si~~~
- sFORsHGNTlsE hfBes Dl1ek HeSeef
Situated On Church HIN, near Mr. Jno. va
= kfpss short distance from the corporation
line. eontaiuins large .sumber Of Boon4 yifh
Kitchen. Stable, Cow-house. and large 0ardeni rhe
Kitchen hsA two rooms There u weilof wat4r 10
th0 yard s ss-z - stss -
Al person Wishing comfortable and retired fesi'
denee can now haxe an opportunity Of securing one
- srulvins at 3 EWD. D. EACHOS. ~
- Agency and Intelligence Once. Pearl e.
ALSQ-,A Brick .HYnse, on Church HiH neT e
MI dJnfy 'Southal}'e' tontainuf s. fo0dsS kiscpen,
d PossSsson sveh INN edi6tsfy TO both tenemqntss
FARM HAND for hire, for tbe bsifnee
q !, sa ss yssT App'y e ..'.~ gwD psEAcHb.-
- FOfS x KNT~.Thc 7sssre On iP'h
81 erect lately occupied BY us.
FL -. - WOMBLEa& CkAlbonrE,
FOR RE FT.-The very desiraD g
- MEETING on 9Th street, between Grace ana
II FEnflin. sSjoidins LeSrs Room usissd 5I Sse
hSte,ian Church, containing seven cgmiorthD pig s
roonas With Kitchen attscbed, and large =,
'wsif OF water. The house % NM oeen 'nVol'es -
p. Possession given lit M.reb ABP1Ixx,Her R CO
"a. - Lssl ~ IT, e.e~ss No. 81 Cary street
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NOTICE.-.Just received = lefse ~
IN PRfNT8 81 AL sfyleA Warranted hss Wv
0a'y espss s@& Fes = GAs l. JOHNSON
70 n No. 81 West Main Sis"
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ELIxIR CINCHONR. This preparn.
II ton is combination of the active principles of
the best Calsaya Bark with other improved and val
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir, which, while
possessing their remedial properties in an eminent
degree Is entirely devoid of their Objectionable Bit
terness and disasreeabe taste.
IL may be employed with benefit In all morbid
conditions Of the system connected with debility,
whenever q corroborant influence Is desired and no
contraindicating symptoms exist and in the absence
OF all local inflammation, especially of the and
bowels, 1t will be found highly serviceable in relax
ed neryous conditon-in some forms of Dyspepsia
Is desirabeinterm ittent diseases of Neuraigic Or
febrle character, and in many other which,
will be directed. It will prove sersiceab in
ing OF the miasua arising from low or damp situa-
lions, and BY its invigorsttng tonic influence In pre-
venting eftsr recovery, recurrence of the attack.
PURCELL, LApD CO.,
GO 10 ,-- '---"-' Druggists 90 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-27

I'D at Clebration by the Cdde,s-Speeches
Parade of the Fan1asticdls--C Celebration By the
Washington .Sociey-Major GiLham-Rer. Or
Whie =..F
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- n 6Ti & r. - Orders for Midlothian Coai
IN left with p J. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip, or Y. q:
CHALKLEY, on 18th Btreet, win meet wlsn PlesnP'
attention. ...------- 70 -
= I7TIIR 1CTTE -COAL.-The subscriber
a Teens con stantly on hand supply OF best AN,
THRACfTE COAL, snd will sell g 10y q It can be
bought in the city Orders LETT at No y IAN strees
win meet with prompt attention. III, .,,, 80
- no 27-dSrn 8. =: LAnO y.
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TKUE TURF OIL...Read the following
u and aud w will tell Ynn of

many others who have been cured III
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered much with sore eyes as to be painful to
look at the trick1ing down the cheeks were
acrid produce large sore on each of them and
this continued for long time--physicians were at
tending it, but did not it. One bottle TURF
OH has cured this child entirely we are at liberty
refer to the party, who win not give written ceftif
cate. ,.,-
ANoTHER-A friend Of ours, who was suffering with
most painful complaint, was entirely cured by
bottle. Ta
ANorhER-With a most aggravated case of PILEs,
to which the knife had been nnsuccessfuly applied,
ties and many others we have quantity of ceftif-
Gates, all of whom are people and reliable.
Etr sale by nearly the Druggists of the city, and
by 81 49, -i,3. ---5-'...+-- DOVE 4 Co,
fe IL 81 =. Sole Proprietors, Richmond Va
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RLACk As5PAtAss@-Juse rec, wa y. r
- exps - IN assertn tnt Of slack Alpseas
fell G. HARTWELL 4 CO.
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kEAT RA kAaAI NeS,.,0IERGHANT,
~ WEisIGER A. co. arc. selling vary great bar
esins IN Dress Goats, Rusiness costA Ovsf-Coas blk
No Il2 Main -tr.e, Riehmond Va. q u.
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RI, .owisstip,, Of ssot Batter for ne fTeTeea
~. ~ MaIoygs g;W fer the friat Of fhe rftted
0srrsAs;ss. cs.ss slssea ~ oar B,ifi,s rec.
,sions-- 71s speech Of Saator .Jo,vs OF e nfsJas
assstion--,Mr. ORR rssoifioa tor 's"ea'i"s hse
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H(&OOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTEDs
" DIR. PULLERS COMPOUND ~TOLU-The
above preparation is one of the most prompt and Elf
cei1t remedies IN of Catarrh, Bronchial Aec-
tons Colds Coughs, Hemorrhase of the Lungs, and,
in fact all affections of the Throat and Chest that
car be resorted to. In its use, defeteous effect
need be apprehended, whilst it frequently effects
cure like charm 49, ''-''"'~-~s~' r''.' 49, /,
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They may BE- fonad at John +. Jacksons Leidley
Robnson's, E. J. Picots. A. Bodekers, 9. M. Zach
rsson's Chas Millspaugh's Bennett 4 Beers, Alex.
Duyaps, Druggists, and Wm C. Bsttaille, Richmond,
Va. =. &. G.. -, ,..,....... ..,t- i.-..f a,..
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HOME MEDICINE...MRS. DAv

MR... JACkSON---siF;, BY the instru
1Vl mentality Of q friend of mineI YVES induced t.
try your Bittsrs ikeYise my wife. 1 found they ha
the desired effect on her rather more thsp myself TO
she had lost her appetite and was very sekyi but
she restored to her appetite, and nds great pleas
ure in recommending your Btters 70 those who wisl
relief from such dsagr eeable and weak evil
Yours respectfully, -. ED. j.. ATKINS, -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-19
ar.,+s NJ the Gale on the Jersey Coast.

rr.o late storm has caused a large amount
,I,mooe to the shipping. The New-York
.rs are filed with accounts of vessels ship
ItaJ loss of life and valuable cargoes.
rLe following disasters occurred on the Jer-
SC! IoyG BRANCH, Monday, Jan. IA.
uro f,IIowing vessels are ashore on the Jer-
viz a brig on the south side of
%;, inlet o schooner about two miles north
SlI %. inlet. named Emboy, Capt. A. p. Col
o' ram Jamaica, with a cargo of fruit, cof-
,'s' u rnm-crew all saved one bark ashore
lee ~ .9nth of Wreck Pond, named D. S.
10 I.n Can't. E. G. Heniman, in ballast from
l n.. I.neiro-crcw saved also, the pilot-boat
L"' ,.,n to the south Of Wreck Pond. One
IIl" ashore at Deal, named S. z. Lord
""o ..,roi cargo, wheat and corn from South
U" l;na one brig on Sandy Hook, off the
=, ~"JI,rds with II cargo Of hides one ship
II7Sandv Hook one brig near the Hook,
0D l. At the time of writing the above. No
,sroation as to the crews of the vessels on
S' TIo CIiprcrship Stingray, from Canton,
.raro at Fire Island, went to pieces in the
a @n + Saturday night. Her cargo is all
grown along the beach. No person on board
-. ,Ec time. The Underwriters steam pumps,
t.L we're on board, went down with her.
The schooner which went ashore near Fire
HIND Iight in company with the ship Stin-
,,r moves to be the New-York pilot boat
/ !, Collins, No. IL. Five of her crew were
~ and three saved, The following are the
~. ..,.o . Of those who we're saved: James R.
Murphy, pilot William Roach, pilot James
Sllvan, apprentice. Those lost were Rob
.t R Mitchell, aged So years, and four boys,
;,rfrlnc the cook, names not known, on ac-
.rgt of the frequent changes among the crews
,s-boyc boats.
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FROM KANsAs.-Thc St. Louis Dtmocrat
has a letter from Leavenworth, dated the 26th
ult., which says that the Office of the Terrific
rial Register, an administration paper in Kan
sas, had been mobbed, the type thrown into
the river, and a lot of paper burned. The
mob was composed principally Of Missourians.
The Free State party had nominated CHAs.
RoB1NsoN for Governor f; n. Y. ROBERTS for
Lieut.. Governor, and NJ. j. DEIAHAY for Con
gress. The election is to be held Oh the third
Tuesday il January.
A letter from q staff officer of the Free
State forces, at Lawrence, Kansas, claims a
bloodless triumph over Gov. SHANNON in the
recent treaty, they having yielded no princi-
pile at issue, and says that Gov. SHANNON and
Sheriff JONES talk Of resigning if the people
OF Missouri will not keep quiet, and mind their
own business.
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rpIu oIrr D. ~
ShEhlff virtue ol suhury
~ writ: 0i end. Exponas, iSSllcd ont OF the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Bradford county, and 10 Inc directed,
will be exposed TO public sale at the Court House, in the
boro' Of Tewanda. on MONDAY February 4th. 1856. at l
O'Clock 7. NJ, the following lot, piece or parcel OF land
situate in DureII twp. bounded on the north by lands OF
George ArnOut, on the cast by lands of JOAN C0nneH, on
the south b.. lands of Hiram and Richard Gilbert, aud on
the west by Daniel kccfc, decd, containing 9S acres, be
the same more or less, about 80 acres improved one frame
house, one saw mill, log barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
S,inrd and taken in execution at the suit Of Catharine
Cummins ". Michael Crimmlns and Dennis CrlmminE
kL1SO-Thei following described piece or parcel Of land
situate in the townships of Burlington and Franklin bound
ed and described as follows On the North by lands Of
CllahdIcr ward On 'te east . t's'elis la"99 u lsISc
known AZ goose creek, being the boundary line between
John NJ. Martin and tins described lot on the south, or
s0utheasterly by lands OF D.. NJ .Hlrtih, or sald goose creek,
and lands OF Horace Wiley, on the west by lands OF John
NJ Daniels and the puDilc hi2h"ay, containing one NM
dred acres be the same more or less, abont itty acres I'M,
proved, one framed House, old log barn: framed barn ana
an orchard Of fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF Brown and
isqckweh 10 the use OF inc to"HsIlip OF fraIhhll vs.. Jerc-
miah Myers. Also at the suit Of Harriet \. Mcrcur to the
use OF Franklin township ". Jereni III Myers
ALSO-Ihet following lot, piece or parcel OF land situate
in Sheshequin twp bounded on tne north by Nm. I o9iS:
east by Lands or NM.a ana 9arail l Dung, south by LahdSo OF
Reuben Young, and west by land OF CALVIN smith con
tanning about ninety acres more or ie5s' about 1'dy-ave
acres improved, tWo lo2 H4tres. Two als o'iHS anu d az
pie orchard and, other fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken IN execution ~ me Ault . IL :; ~ u
A. Merc"r, now 70 te use oi j.. 81. lsck ana II VI MOORE
vs. IirlSaFI NJ tiforn a %mu d rit anII I4t ,ioco r. rorco, of
land situata III Nllfn9t Twp pounGce nGrtl ny iiuuh %
Ambrose EAl!derpool' east 9y lahcs o. Selson Tah9crpooi'
sol'n oy I Im Ia" oi Z nf Is S DnH = YAM Vsnd d . cn miami
and wet by lands oi aIno a "3 na4ar d &c coi ;ranrnl
about haly acres more OF ieS9' aDout '"cl'e ACte" impl0N-
ed WIN r log mousse thereon, .hu ma. os ,r,houso
ya nei@ q mIS ~ Charles 1,hnson.s Wv ~
ALSO-Ihe LolioWin3 ucsctioeu il Pe'tp p"lt 1 W. w
I InlIsa NJ Iaorr; ~ and Iames Tbomnson. on the east by or.