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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
Me6iral.

CANDS' EALT-RHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= arc E,upve Diseases .hoad a. ouce res ut
tnis vsus nedici which will duly relieve the worst
symptoms Of thee distressing eonplsns AID in eref Peid
SANDS Druggists No 100 Fultons at New York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.

~ Com eetr New Ham with the Delaware, Lacks
and Western Railroad Scranton, Great BEND the
North and Easton with the Lehisb Valley Roll
posd tn MauchcfuJk, -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS Commencing Juns 9, 1876
-Le-ve Eew-Yo1k for Esstn and intermediate from
pier No North River, at 80 aid $3.50 p for somer'
vile II 1880 and I0:45 m ard S;Sh and $50
The above trains Elizabeth With trains On the
New Jersey which leave NeYos from the foot Of
Courtland.st at 1850 and II D. In, ard y
JOHN D. STERNS, Sept.
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ItnrIIuOzkO'- rVrH
49, 1855 Trains will leave Chambers fol
lows: L1press, a aud Q. m. ael, a IN Through
Way Train, Il Emisrsnt, p IN. For Pouehksep,e,
This leaves every Friday evening at IL For Hud
$3.50 p For Peekskl. and 5: 50 The cough
Hsnees taken Chsbers Canal Christopher aud Sst
Trains 70, New ork ls.ve Troy at ASS sl5 AID o. Is m
md a, IS D m end East Albany at aud lt5a aud
3D. m AT SMITH, Superintendent
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 70 ROCHESTER--The ROCHESTER, aud
GERrSEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open AMI, u con-.
necoD vi hibs Buffalo CoriDs and NewYork and Nov Yk
and Enc Railroads. forms direct route from kewYorh to
hockesteA
The drcDes Of this route together with the superior
@ afforded BY ,bo vide renders by far the mast dess
BE between the above named cties
Tsket be procured the NewYort and Ere Rsosd
Ticket Office, foot Of Duane and No 95 Broadway also
h Jersey City
Basssse CHECK cd through
frethts viii No between NewYoTk and Rochos
or with dpsfch Any Information desired 10 regard therein
BE- chaBed by csDE the Freight Agent ~ the
New York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings orc TAfPAH,
Exyress Freight Agent, No lS3 brosd~,y.
10 txaps Buffalo 1OTnios sqd New Yorh Hafrosd
etrdsy IA. RFbFIELD d, a,pe nIsendent
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NETWORK and NEW-IIAvEN RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT eonmsnsius Nay s. lsoe

PssssI ger Stations Corner Brosdway and Canal IT,
in New York -. Corner 10th * and 4ts-sy
fBAns LEAvK NEw.YoRE-For Ne~-Hsvss: "a,
QIli i2,so. S:lS T. RIl Esp m For shtcsprt
n.,t., la3o. sil5, lEn $50 IA sa hniS,sl s sx
esp m For EorwsIh: 7,sa 1851, si5, 4, N1) -.
sLs'tISp n. For Darisn snd Greenwich; 10 @",
nsoo sl5, g. OK )<So, S:l5, s:I5 Tor foIt Chester
and htsrmedsts stst,onS 7sami HSo, Sio' E~' 'io'
si3pB
ooxsrcTrfs rsAns-yor Boston: g M HI y - m
kEIl For Hartford and SDysLSh@d: q -. tELl lI0 N
~ n TIJ For Copnectiest River Railroad TO Montreal
. 70. Vzl For Canal Rslrosi: q tEx and 1850 p n
% Wes6eld- For New .Lsr don RsilrOad 81 NJ s@
Bc.sa onic Rarrssd: IN For Nsuxat.sk Railroad: q
~, s:l5p Tor Danbury md NorvAh Railroad: T. m
tS m. - .sn a.
TnAns TO Hrw.Yolk-Frcu New. dsvsn; $50 nS.
y ia l:So (E1 4:S0, 9O ?. (gI From brSdseYort:
eB 7<s Ie.s m (EL) 2:h, (EI Sill, ioeS, m iEi
Prom Horvs alb: as 6;++ s:l6 1888 E1 ~ IL
JAMES II HOYT, supertnsendcnt
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REAT CENTR A l. X . U L e. -
" The Tbyoueh Ticket and Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad add Steamboat Connections to Cbieaso
Milwaukee G.ars Burlington St Louis Cairo aud all poihts
West aud South
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE BUFFALO, OSWEGO, 10
at No. l73 BR0ADWAY Ny
Corner Of Counlandtst DARIUS CLARK. Agent.
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nAY BOAT for albany. frmo nos Of Canal
aver, MONDAN wEDNEaDAY and RhlDAY q 50ciocb
lapofns a, Intermediate lsnoinsa ,.. .-
and ERIE RAILROAD COM

~, M ON WTpSssDxS sss SsiDaY ). SdosS
iapofns a, Intermediate lsnoinsA .,,--
NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
~ PANAA FXPRESs-Odee No l7s Broadway, New.
mase he EsOes over oei
rad and connecting branch rarosd and having procured
suae outfit ha that purposeae now prepared 70 DO Cen
Having e exclusive control direction Of tia
OF ,rair which the business y doue they will be abe TO
.va themselves the prvse Of svins unusual dispatch
se 70 wna BY Their E'S, to ''1o no., Nom 10. 's shIt q
respect viii he than cou be Afforded 10
b, an made United States and Amen
ear Eaps,. Co%Ps e, sISi.' WI Be ser S{ these U'
q. principal cities and towns in the United States and Ter
ri,ofics
Coupscts will be made by this Company for the transports
top Of eight their rod BY the md sent oy pas
points their destination by the UdnHy tIan'portsos
h9es
who will s''ec u tho Transmission Of m.rehspdie
packages and the eoee'on Of bills ssn With sod' OF all hnds
Psrcuar will be given 70 the coeetiS Of notes
3as ava accounts and beween New York Buffalo Clevs-
''4'' 0''D hiSdS D RICE. Superintendent. Express.
NEW-JEkSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DEIPH'A. and the SOUTH Ard WEST via JERSEY
CITY Mail and Exprcs. Lines; Lesve Nsw.tori .ao y
..,.a and 4,s..s .I "a. a for
~ ~ and the West, AID 70, Bsitao,s %srsnfon; NOR
saa &c. e AND through ";ss'' Sup.
DFNNSYLvANI RAILROAD.-TIIREE
IDAILY TBRUU0B TRAINS BETWEEN PuILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH -1te MORNING. hAIL
ThHiN leaves Phl.d.lphis for Pttsbu'ss at and
issy e. Ptubursh FOR Philadelshs Ia The FASF LINE
losves for ssbrrsh ~ 50 and r,ssbaIsh
6or l,1,thk st 2:Jp m 1HH MIG 1T EXPRESS Train
avss hsacphi. for Pistsbursh .; II and Pissbursh
Tn. sSoys line. connect ct Pttsbsrsb railroads. and
ton g.. Louie. Mo- Alton. GLens and Chicago MisoisI
Lexington and louisville Ky Tsrre Hsute hsdi
con L.. Ps,este .a Indianapolis Itd Cinsinnsa Dayton,
spr.fe,d Befsoptsu., sanous.y, Toledo Cleveland CO.
uu Zsesvis Mssoo, and Wooster, Obio also with the
,sn PACKET bosis from and to NewOrsas St. Louis Louis
vile az Cincinnati 800 .
For hsndb In the kotsls Of this city
this sbe sboest expeditions and CON-
syfs HE ropfe tn. Esst and Wet
tickets cas- Be bao ct Of tho sbove mentioned
places in The Wet, or Of - -
j. h. BUTTS. Agent New jersey Railroad CO.. foot Of
Courtlandt-st Now. YORK.
IL ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsylvania Railroad CO..,
No Aston House, Broadway, kew-Yo1k.
N,wYo1I JAZZ iss. Philadelphia
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~ aud fer MONDAY Msy 10 1850 add until further
Passenger Ill Pier foot Of Qua est fchews
DUEKiRK EXPKBss, st6a On for Ounti,k-
BUFFALO EXPREsS, at . u for Buffalo
MAIL, sts:i5s for Dukrt AMI Buffalo and irterDedi-
etc sstiops Passenger by the Tram will with TX
ses- sLs for Syracuse C.ysss CsDsndssas Niagara sss
spt hsN.',s s,d ~h the Ltltns Erersss Train on the
Lsle shore ksi road for Ctzc,Dnsu Chieaso, kc
!" kLAkD PASsTH0BR, al $50 ?. m, from foot
Cbsb'rsst via Piornont for buhsras aud ists,meiias
ictsrneiiate st,tiops
k,GBT txPRlss ats ,. m for pankhk and busA'o.
KhlGRAkr ste m, for DsDhnk and Buals snd inter.
snsdsafe sfators
TIE above Traiss rss daily, Sunday sreepssd.
fhess E-prsn Ifsbs connect o. rimifs With ths Emirs,
CapsDdssIa and NissAe Tshs Railroad for NssssA Vahs 1t
BiDshsn'os with the sysuss AID Binsh4ntoD RAnrss foi
SIsco ct Coming With tho sasslo Cosnag md Ns~ Yorh
ILtosd for Rochester Great Boz with Ueawa,s
Western R.irosd fr Scranton Buffalo
hhk with the Lake sbor- Railroad for Cleveland CinsRs
Toledo, Detroit, Chesfo, te.
D. C. NcCALLUA, Genera superintsraapt
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II ION foi BOSTON end PROVIDENCE-lnlaad route,
.uh,ut DELAY. chsrrs 90 rsy' oafgaEe.
M. era SLik OUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone AID c.
VlEDERBlLT Capt. w. H. ace, in eonnseron with be
sonioston Providence and oostop and fro'ideaee Kan.
800. ayius New-Yo ealy Sundays excepted, from Piel
No 2 North River fra wharf above Battery pec' oeocn
Ssir whseb leav. Boston ct s 30 p. m.
ne C. VANDERRILT from Ee~-York Mepsev Wsanes
IA aud Friday From stonnson Tuesday ihs'aAJ eno Ss'
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nsw.Y Tsssdsy. Thurs.
lay and Saturday From sOrns'On aopSa, "sdhesass AUD
Hndsy. H.. - n.
Passengers proceed sonnston Rsrosd 70 Pro.i
6eno. and Boston IL the Express Mall rsi several hours
scysnss Of BY other and ample time tor all the
early , rrus ,orneetng North snd East Passengers
thai prefer renar board the enjoy nights
ret turttd desired ard eavc sonnston Ia
the IS usir fsetns at Providenee "a the IL g. M
train for Boston.
Bsssase Master accompanies the Steamer and Train
throusl each way ~,
For passage freight apply at Pier No.
Moth River CT AZ tie Office No 10 Battery place
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arsamnpars anb Hailroa0s
y1oR R0sTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW

II pOkT and FALL RIyER.-rhs splendid and s'peroI
s.msI METROPOLIS Capt Brosn, leaves New fok evs'J
nd RAY STATE, Capt Jewett, l. AYES Nev.fors every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY a FRIDAY, 81 5ocoet IN.
sm pier No NJ R. the Battery both touohn' Of New
post each way. ,..,..o ,,,
can, until the .hsll have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great anPsen
WIN BORDEN, Agent, Nos 10 aud II westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

The Christian Examiner Discusses the principles and
aims of The Progressive Friends" with approval Oh
the great purposes Of the movement but not without
perez pton Of the difficulties in the way OF their &C.
complainant. The cold piece of the number
disquisifit on The Atoneuent" as viewed respect
lively BY Unitarians and the Orthodox. Some very
cui.us pathological lore is presected in an essay on
the "Oriein Of Ancient Names" The reviewer OF
Motley joins in the universal commentator with
which bis History Of the Dutch Republic, has beea
received BY the critical journals both OF Europe asd
America. The Notices OF Recent Publications. to
which liberal space is always given in The Exam
iner. are excellent this month &c. S. Ffsncis Co.
The B.6hotke-a Sae.a gives long and systemaic
axx,s;l,ar Of % Iha The Of Or Ghalmersn and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

THE PEOPLE of the STATE Of NETWORK,
i ioJANE GAULr AID WILLIAM GAULr, residing N
the City of Bre oilyn, MARIA NORrON residing auburn
N Y, M~ioLsry Society Of the Msthod''t Epseopsl
B,oebyn and the Widows ard Orphan Children Of deceased
the Conf. ence in s53 Geens You. and -ah Of you
hereby cited ard qu red appear before Surrogate Of the
County of Kpes at his of:e In the CT Hall 10 tbs CITY Of
ooln he in,h day Of September next at ten O'Clock
The and to attend he FL q ssusm-nt OF ,hs account
DAVID COOPE utnI Of tho last viii aud Testament
of CHARLOTTE MERCEIN late Of the City Of Brooklyn,
deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of office of said
SUR gate 10 be heeun'o affixed Wit. Gas ROOHANB
DAWSON ESQ Surrogate Of our said COUNTY At the
II City OF BROOK the second cay Of Ju ~ the year Of
our Lord thousand ebt hndred AID fifty SIX, and
Of cur ipdept Ddsnre he eishtieth
y9iewlwW RODMAN Is. DAWSON, Surrogate
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IN PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surioss =. ,s y,
the County Of New Yorh notice W ersEY late Of ID.
Cts " Rew qori deceased, TO present me o. r..
voucher thereof to the sabscIIei IN he City Of
E,h On OF bfoe The 22d day Of September pe1t-psoa N~
Yorh the I9tb day OF March, ~S ,, nrvps r,e.u.c,
IaMfmWs AbNEH bEhNoI . NNN-
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Al points West and Scuh~e obtain Through Tickets
md ell coocerns routes fare nc either 6y tue
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NETWORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application at the Company'
Office, No 1875 BIosdw7l; corner Dey@t v,,p
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILkOAD-sUMMER AR

u RAfGEBENTs.-On and sRcT FRlDAY. June ~ TO
SreenJort n and sstpid,ys s:.6 toI Yaphsnt,
sa S:$5 p. for Lske,ssd M, and S:+5 o. m
for Fsp ip,d.ie ga n spJ ,45 aud for syosst, 10
. M and 4i5 m. for Bempstesd, 10 m 4; Is and m !
fos Jamaics, s6 10 a. S;45, 4:i5 and IN TraGs
soips Wss-Lesve Greenport Brooklyn, ~ ard OF
EJD6sys st44s m; Yspbant, ses and y :S m Lake
lard e;6 No q; ll69 p m FarIniDsdae, 1880 end
Ip M syo,set 7:es snd $40 He@Pread 6:ss
7Sl m and 20 and Sis jamaica 81 IS. 7:lo sIh and
a,li m 2.ll and 5;N freight Train caves at %
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The B.6Hotle-a Sae,a gives o long and systematic
exposition Of The Theology Of Dr.. Chalmers" and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

The Eclectic Magazine will rarely diseppoint the
lover Of choice periodical literature in its selections OF
the best productions Of the monthly and quarterly
p,ees of Gre at Britain. The marrow Of the lesdlng
reviews and magazines s always reproduced in con-
vtpent shape 10 the number just Issued ~e fad sev'
ersl articles Of interest from periodicals that ore little
circulated in this country, as "Great Wits and Little
Stori g." from the Dublin University Magazine; Re-
"msrkable Criminal Trial." FROM Frazer; p" Beau
IN a,cbas ard his Times" from the British Quarterly.
The fist named article is pquant criticism Of recent
English memoirs and their subjects, with reference to
Rogers. Sydney Smith and Thomas Rakes. It nas
the surprising good fortune Of saying excellent
things that had not beeh said before on |. well nigh
wornout theme. w. II BidwelL)
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go, - N.w.Yort notice 10 hereby gwen TO aA
t..ou. ss r ssn: ssn. MARY EYaS Nh ss .. .s
t, Of dseeaed 70 prsscot tne ssPs MITE
LS.ny o. on before ss% 81 s yu NO
lst6 MChobAo p"oN'
x.xl .GpW
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AIFW-YORK anal HARLEM RAILROAD

IN EOrfCE-DTSCONTINUANCE OF SUNDAY TRAINS.
-Afer SUNDAY the 18Th ns. Long Car Will be run on
ths ROAD for the rsnsrortsii, IN Of posse gers
WI J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogatt
County Of NewYoh notice ). hereby gwen to ~ pe "
sors bsvns css AGAINST JOHN LE soohsss thereof
to Se ,rhcsbeT sh. Store No 2sS s.y, ,se E
Eswy"i ,he sth day Of May, 1885, ANDkEW
1tsxxf
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TN pT'RSIJAK(E OF an OTutf vi tuo CurfVhuSU
e. Cnn,v ~ New. Yok notice "a hereby siven to All
e.,.ons having claims sss LUTHER APPLEY .te nc. o. ,ae
* y, r,h,,s b,,eof 70 The subcber at ae Ses Ioih
~ v,nu i1xh street In the city Of Nov.Yo,k on or be-
a. the day If December heAI-oa'eu 'e"
York the nth day OF yurs 1855 .,;,,.,,.,Ix and
ws lanes & APPLEY Adm'nistrstor.
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TIME PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORK.

THE PEOPLE of the STATE OF NETWORK,
by the Trace o. 0od Free and Indeperden-To al p.r.
SONS interested in the estate OF ELIZABETH MCDONALD.
late Of the City Of Newfork deceased as creditors egatees
Of In Other wse send greeting: You and eseh
hteb, cited aid required personal be an app.
fore Surrogate Of The County Of NewYok hi. Oc. in
the City 81 NswYork, the 2h dsy September
j. O'clock in the forenoon Of that day then aud there = atte
the fir 81 retemepnt OF the or1eeedinss Of JOHN
MEEHAN sId BARTHOLOMEW GAFFNEY. eIscu.
tors Of the last will and Testament Of ,sd deceased
IT, testimony whereof, We have eapfed the seal Of
H.. Office Of said surrogate be hereu affixed Wit
Iess ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD esquire, SIR
Iosate Of our said Countv al the City OF N-w.York.
the 10Th day June in the Of Lord thousand
eipbt hundred aid fifty siy.
n9laW4wW A. w. BRADFORD Surrogate.
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fenGl Norlrfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of York notice IL bee9 gwen 70 NJ
.o,. having claims against DENNIS VALENTINE, no "
d. City Eow.Yorh, deceased to Pressrt he sane VII
i.p Vslent No c. East 18th stree" in the Ci,y oi NV
Yok on or before the
1,w M SfTTk SH ! EVSATIESrrxE, }E'een'0'.
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In PURSUANCE Of IN order Of u s,ur,os,t,

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of Ae SurPoests
Of the County Of New YoYh, nosee 70 heIshy py,s V ~
CRY Of New Yot dece~a present he same with vesahen
thereof TO the sub.cbe At The Office Of Jsups ~ White
No 81 Liberty the Cir Of New York, kcfofs
ar' dsy of December De,t-Dstcd New Yoh Tho H DAY Of
My, le2 OWEN McoApE.
ELLEN BELDEM
G28 Iaw6mW Administrator and Admir- istrrtriS, he
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Notice Is hereby
~ gwen according to law all p,on. having claims ASAnst
ANTHONY LAMB late OF the City Of NewYork, decased
that they required EXHIBIT the same with tho vouchers
nereof TO the Subscribers the Executors a The last will and
Of the said dsceased at store Of d. BANKS No
Ia ksssaustreet In the Oy OF New York b~fors the
18th ds, II August lS Dated, this th day Of February
A. d., 1855 ID. BANKS, (r,...
IN isw6mw WILLIAM KENT, ! h1ecutors-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-23
OBITU 4 RY.

DEPARTED this life on the 9th inst, Mrs NANCY
TALBERr, wife of COL b. NJ Talbcrt, aged 81 years
The deceased was member Of the Rehobot
Baptist Church for the last TWO years of her lie, and
by her amiabe, Christian like department honored
her religious proesson and dying, left her bcreav-
ed family sustained in their affection by good hope
OF happy reunion in heaven.
DIED at the residence of Mr.. John Moss, On the
25th of Nav, Miss CAROLINE BELL in the forty
seventh year of her age.
The deceased was one Of large and pous family
three ofwhich-two brothers and sister, only sur
yiye. She had been most consistent and exe'npa-
nv. member of The Church Of Christ at Gilga Tor
twcnty-esht years, and in her last moments gave
evidence Of her willingness to die ard leave Inc
world and its ties fr the home prepared Tor the
righteous
She died in Jesus and is blcst,
How kind her. Slumhers are;
From sufferings, and from sin released,
And freed from every snare.
DIED on the lO.h inst, in the 22nd year Of her
age. Mrs. WILLIAMS, wife Of George W l!!lanS, ol
this District She was member OF the Methodist
Church for near t%o years previous to her ara'h
She gave sat slactory evidence OF her Willingness |"
drpa:t and be with Christ. Her disease WAS long
and pro,ractci but she bore it with Christian pa.
tencc; few days before her death, she desired 10
have the Sacrament administered 10 her but be-
cause o, Inconvenience it was not attended l." She
leaves hu baud and two small ;r'aas behind; with
isrte connection to ruurn her loss, but they grIcve
not rs those who have TO hope.
''Jrsus can make 4 dying bed
Feel soft Us downy pillows arc,
While uu his breast lean my head,
And breath my ! fc cut sweelly there ~
}. =. L.
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HV!:MEMIAL. I'm

MARRIED on Wednesday the 10th inst, By The Rev.
E. L. Whatley MIR. JESSE GoMILLloNso Mrs. HEN
R1ErrA F. DozIER, all Of Edscied District
The printers fee was duly received. And we all
put up prayer to the Gods that the blessings OF
matrimony may cluster around the newly married
<couple to the htest shades of l:fs's evening
MARRIED, on the 9th inst, by Lewis Culbreath
Esq, MIR. BIRD ADAMS to Mss pEsMELlA RIDDLE,
all of this District.
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g. The IsogIkarsi Place.
Thc Pinc-LandgTpact,
Valuable Property. for Sale.

rHNllls undersigned. intending to move 10 Georgia
Il lin nshot tirns, ts;ars for sale. the fo1sa ing
yaluaJle properly in ltsbuls Is tiits insisF s.nle.
= TheDWELLINGIl0gs IL 0gsEnnd II 0F ION Market,
Cdrnef ofs Sn6waer Street. running stifanSh 10
Mercer Srrcet.t The DHciHn, KioheHaafe1o Of
-brica, covered with TIM 0nfho Isotsis;a slgEase
lIouse, Stable und aIl nee. .ssafy dnibuildingSs.+
Tie LOT on Ceutrui Strrst, le,aly oppteite tie
American ltnt,l, on Which is a )srge.I,& O,STQRY
BRICK BU1l.jING; ;'6ccupittd s. Two Stores and
sD@tling-lot running through to 'Gdb6 STREET. On
the latter Street is a large back Store. t.,-5;,.
The LOT OH Corner Market and. Lrayenwor,h
Streets, running sth.euch;toIAlrrcer Street. On This
Lo, is a new Oag and a half s,ury HOUSE, plas-
tered and painted. y 80 ~ -.
g.sSl' '-Afso- aa;iI st;S;<
FIVE HUNDRED ,SILARES Il sIamburgs. and
Edo, field Flank Ruad Stock. 80. 20 .es9t,.
The above property will b. sold on aceommtda-
,ing trrms. Or exchanged Tor land in Souhtn Geor-
gia, or negroes. il. \. kENltlCk.
Hamburg, Oct tt 80
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I.nny ai .Ehisi

+ OST, some tirac between the first ;r3 t"h Of
IL JnTe last. large c,li-skim pOCNET BG0k,
containing Eleven Dollars in mcicy. Oae ten c"i-
lar lii IN the Hamburg bank, AM one dollar on
snuc other bank Also, ore note Oh John dust,
for cig!l. hundred and twenty-five dollars, :s2j
due the frs, ay Of January ncxt, with iu.crc, from
tr Gale also, anrll.cr rutt given b. The sanic, to
ne, iur five Hundred and bctwrcn sixty aai severity
dollars due VIXEN g.rn, with several credits m it,
the amount Of ,rinciraI re,narnc nn said noie be-
tween two hundred and iily ana SIXTY dollars; also,
a nu.. Oh ja;:ics Ei!ey for SIX dollars AM sixty
eight cc,!ts ;isn, IN order ue David Bn"eI, tnr
eight liunirri brick, with sevcrl! Other small notes
and accounts on other people, the amounts MOI co.,
lrctrd Any person n:iag s':.' packet book, and
returning 10 lie, shall hc amply rewarded.
WILLIAMSON WILLIAMS.
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Land for Sale.

rINIF: Suhscrver wishing TO change his 1oe't;"n
i u:ters fr suir his VALUABLE PLANTA-
TlON, confirming - @..i zs'
Three Hundred & 5eventy.sevenAcres
Lying on >a'uda River. and adjoining lands,of Sm.
\. Slrulhcr, y. Clark sld l'avid Payn,.. near
i,nzcmans Ferry, and within two or Three hu!idred
yards of the Grrrnvllle e. Columbia Eaii. Road!
The Trac, rontlins about one hundred acres in
original forest, Whilst the rr>t is under fence One
hundred and fifty is ira high s,ate of cultivation,
,f which there is from sevrnsyEve to one hun''red
ier.s Of fine bottom land equal toany and supposed
bv more IN h Stale. This plantation has gdud out
lets and cxcrllcn, ranges for stock. ,!;js i:i&t
On The premises are a good Two Story Dwelling
House aud MI necessary plantation buildings. Also,
Spring Of never falling water E
s:y" Any pcrs N wishing topurchase will call on
the sui. .crrr WI" r. sides cn the premises and lie
vii take ;h asurc in showing them the ahr.' tract
j., ". MAYNARD.
Nnv2l If IS,
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COM Z E RC I A l.,
HAMBURG. July 81

HAMBURG. July 81.
Cotton LIS advanced since ccr last communication,
prices now range from ~ to l!s cts.-a sFicy
prime ar,:c would command a still hieher Price
Corn and Bacon have aGvarced. Corn is worth
So a GO cts. Bac II TO l2I. Frees Of Grocc-
rics generally continue pretty stiff X.