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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13

- MsreAanvs sssssHse4s q the Case.
A merchant of Cincipnati, well known
among western merchants, appended joe
ular political postscript to a business letter
{, Baltimore merchant, and received the
following reply
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16, 1856.
P.S-We 1.-THE South) always expected
to see Mr.. Fremont's cause deserted BY the
sober conservative men of the North, and
shall be surprised (the Herald's array of po-
litical exchanges to the contrary notwith-
standing,) if he has scarcely cor oral's
guard left by the ides Of November. We
did not suppo-e, however, that the reasons
you name would have produced this result /;
but disposition on the part of the right
thinking men of the North to do the South
Justice, SO long as the Union of States exists.
Opposed as | am to an extension of slavery,
| claim, as you know, an equal right by the
South with the .>orth to all Territory, and
to carry to it such and all property as is CON-
stitutionally recognized. $751;
Debar the South from this, and not only
the Shareholders, as your Black Republican
papers tell you, but opponents to an extern
sion of slavery, will become inveterate Sc,
cessionists This is no idle threat for in
this city-heretofore strictly conservative
the feeling is general, apd by those who can
read the future trials of a frontier City in
such crisis.
- .3ih1* SOD a.Jz* E3al
To this unexpected missive, our Cincinna-
tt friend has returned the appropriate reply
that we publish below = .r g.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26, 1856.
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c. e. FLANpREAu, Esq, Sioux Agent has
returned from the East. We were surprised
yesterday to learn that he has not yet re-
signed his Councillorship. Will he?
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SOUTHERN DEMocRAcv.-TheC Charleston
Mercury, the leading organ Of the South
Carolina Democracy, thus urges the peculiar
champions of Southern rights in Congress-
to stick by the interests of their beloved
slavery, at all hazards: - - -
"We hope that our sentinels at Washing
ton will keep bright watch in he coming
night, and with spirit kindling to the crl-
sis, present an unyielding front to the onset.
Let the Government perish, but let the South
be preservedw @ l!1sE a1ol. as-icbl-
The above is the general sentiment ex-
pressed BY the leading organs Of Southern
Democracy which supports James Buchanan
for the Presidency, and this is the party
which met in the bonds Of friendship at the
Cincinnati Convention with tho Democracy
Of the North VIZ
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New LIVERY STABLE.-Mr. Langley, we
understand is about to erect large livery
stable near the Fuller House. Just the thing
wanted in that neighborhood
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vigilant and . waYlike people, Outside pres
sure and inside necessity, are the only pa
rents of true national greatness Greece,
Rome, Judea, Carthage, Phoenecia, al owed
their greatness : solely to these causes,
Their removal inirodlcod laxity of morals,
ef6eminacy, pisrple, anarchy apd fpal
The North viii hare 90 principle Of cohe-
sion within, no common danger binding to-
gether. from WITHOUT The situation and
struggling extent Of hey territory will rem
der union ditficutts The predominance OF
Different Euappcan races will make it imi os-
'sible. O1e-half her territory (that in the
East will starve ina year if divided from
the Western half and yet.the division is
sure to take place.--Secialism, communism,
sn6detty,a hcentiousness and agraranism,
now scarcely suppressed by union with the
conservative South, will burst forth in car
nival Of blood. The social system of the
South is sure to. beget strong and permanent
governmental institutions, and a listing con-
federation. That of the North will beget
revolution, with more rapid iteration, more
bloody execution, and more direful conse-
quences than the same system has brought
forth for several years ii Western Europe.
May abolitionism be put down, infdelity
banished from the land, sectional hatred APP
'peased, and the Union preserved If not,
! LET the South be prepared for the worst. f.
The historical allusion above made by this
Buchanan siave-breeding organ to the de-
StIs,ction Of Apeicnt Rome, is certainly .yerv
classical and sublime, but At the ssrpe lime
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AUCTION sAIns
FfjTlJEE DA va

R ytrtae q m Attsrhinenf Or Rafrlles
vstslns ~ saiHi z Drunhelicr shaii On TUES
sslI q public auction. 70 the highest bidder At he
Ss !. Shop recently occupied BY sad Drumhs
levied upon 10 satisfy the said Attachment r. iii.
10Y OF Lumber lot of superior White Pima clear
o. o. knois sashtss Blinds; Doors; Window Frames;
Circular Saw; Gfind Stone: . lot Of Black Walnnf
Shop $50 " 'ae
TERMs--Cssh and sale to commences at 10 o,cvocI
M precisely JAS. r. TYLER H. O. G. r -l
HIcH CossrABLE's OFrIcE,1 - -
q Richmond Ian 9fst 4; a,.a
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RUMMEL & ROYSTERS, Commission
ID MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFAcTUREp
AND LEAF ToBACCo FLOUR, GRAIN, CoTToN, &C.
No. 93 Water street, New York Consi gnments to
the above address will receive the special attention of
Mr.. A. L. ROYSTER, the resident partner in New
York. Advances Shipments will be ne gotiated on
liberal terms by A. L. Register, Brother Co.. Rict-
mond, or by US. Orders for purchases in New York
will also receive attention
BRUMMEL & REGISTERS,
New York, January, 1856.
A. L. RoYsTER,
J. 3. RoYsTER,
Jos. BRUMMEL. ia l9---Smd&w
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN Wiz.
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in vested by McCurdy &svowles, late
contractors upon sections, No. IS and a. of tho Viz
gina Central Railroad, will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the office of Godd,n &
Appersoi, Auctioneers in the city of Richmond, ON
the 3rd day of December, 1855. at IL o'clock, A. NJ
all of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCordy and Fowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction OF
sections, No. 53 and 81 of said Company's work.
STERRITT l. BELL,
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy & Vowles, &C.
POSTPONEMET.-rhe above sale ia postponed
until the 18th of February, 1855. de 8-tds
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HIGH CONsTABLE'S OFFICE.
= JANUARY 2ixr IpsG

JANUARY 2isT. 1856.
II virtue Of q distress Warrant Of Law.
renee faui against Mary Horne aud by virtue Of
Z astrsss warrant OF Freeman against Manning and
ny virtue Of an order Of the Hastings Court in the
case OF Luxford against Probst, SHALL on WEDNES-
paf. the I'd day of the present month, proceed TO
my ONCE the property levied ON, consisting of one
sofa tables, chairs bureaus, bedsteads, beds crib
centre table, looking glass, click and variety OF
other furniture to satisfy said process
TERMS casf--and sale to commence at 10 o'clock
ja2i-tds JAMES p TYLER IT r. q
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4 11RD.-Nirs. sVOOIHOusEsss ALyk.
"A FOR sCALDs, BURNS kc:-Inis salse =.
strongly RECOMMENDED g .ns B"ns chilIlsins
chspped Hands, Sore Lips. Sore Nipples Brss,t, &C.
Aso 70 Chsfed Infants Tor Scarlet Fever, and Dress
II sposd 10 scsld or Burn, Il will take out the
ra instsntly eud heal Il without leaving the
scar Fsniiies should never be without II
q Price only Is cents pot. 70 be hea - n1a -
n Is Isl
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RUNAWAY,
TrO THE PUBLlC.-Haying purchased

A
the Drug store OF r. II. SUuthall L Co, corner of
Bruad and 4th streets. opposite to Tayos Shoe store
aud diagonallY opposite to BIeeden L Fox, aud made
large additions 10 the slock, prepared TO furnish
families, Physicians and others with every thing TO
be found IN wen conducted DruG Store, Including
large and varied assortment Of Fancy aid Toilet ar
tcles, Periuinery, Patent and Family Medicines. &c.
1t shall oe any constant aim 10 offer TO the public,
every modern improvement II preparations &C., as
soon possible, and above Ill TO keep Oh hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine.
We have the usual assortment Of Paints, Oils and
Dyestufs, Window Glass, (Which will be cut to or
der,) Patty, &c; the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars; likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants Physicians and all in want, and solicit
continuance of the patronage of the late firm.
N.B-Physicians' prescriptions promptly attended
to at all hours WIN. c. BATTAILE,
ia lets Corner Broad and 4th sts
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by Gedain e. Appersen.
SHEERE55!FEs,s, 4! SALE 4 oF Lots NOS. %

y AND %, IN THE TOWN or MANCHEsTER
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
field, in the case of Martin &c, against Weisiser
proceed TO sell public auction ON the premises on
MONDAY, the 2lst January, 1856, Ct O'Clock p nj.
tf fair; if not the next fair dayD Handsome half
acre Lots, Nos 70 and "a, in the plan of Manchester
situated ON Porter and Perry sfreets, and between
Harrison street and the corporation line.
TERMs-One-half cash balance at months for
for further security The taxes for the present wear
to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w. SNELLINGS,
Sheriff of Chesterfield county.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
ia 10
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BY L. Il. Cook & Co., Aucfs.

HOUSEHOLD AM nITCHEN FUR.
Ii NlTURE, At AUCTION.--win be- sold ON
TUESDAY, ga inst, at 10 o'clock, at Nos 1872 and
lSi Main street, the stores of D. Goodman and
s. Sutherland, the whole the Furniture contained
in the said tenements consisting of 20 Feather Beds
d Mattresses Sofas Wardrobes, Buresux, Lounges,
Bedsteads, Washstands Tables, Safes, Chairs Look
ing Glasses Carpets, Chamber Stoves, large
Cooking Stove Refrigerators Water Coolers; large
lot of Bedding, Cooking Utensils Glassware, Crocke-
ry &c, &c.
At the same time, the residence over the store OF
s. Sutherland will be rented Possession given i'm
mediately- CHARLES HERBSCHLEB.
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook L Co.
in l9--tds
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NOTICE.-PersOns indebted 70 the late
l concern of VALENTINE, CRENSHAW 4 CO.
by bond note or open account requested to call
at the store of VALENTINE SON and pay their
respective amounts it is desirable close the bs-
siness OF said concern without further delay. The
parties interested hope that this will claim the
attention OF those indebted a. thew wish TO avoid
the necessity of placing the claims in the hands Of
others for collection. ii It-d9w
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BY Thomas w. Keesee,
fOffica with Geo I Sumner No Al La,

TOB ACCO FACTORY FIXTURES,
i FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
FRIDAY morning next, January the 18th, common
cling at ii O'clock at the Factory occupied by Messrs
Grant l. Bennett. on 21tl, between Main and Frank
lin streets, all of their Tobacco Factory Fixtures
consisting in part Of II Box 10 Flatenng and Hogs
head Screws; Pot Mills, Shapes Bands, Bars,
Benches, Scales, Stoves, Boilers, &c.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash; for $50 and
over that amount months credit, for approved me-
gotiabe paper. THOS. w. KEE ZEE,
ia
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by Taylor 81 Williams.
VALUABLE PRfVA'rE nWEIIINSa

By Vaytaf N WIIIl0Illbs
VALUABLE FRIVA5rE DWELLING
n AND THREE BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY
STREET AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th jan
uary 1856, ut o'clock, r NJ, upon the premises, will
North side OF Clay street, adjoining the residence of
Mr. James NJ. Taylor
1t has rooms and two story brick kitchen, and
other out houses, with well of excellent water in
the yard. The improvements substantially built,
and with small outlay this may be made most
pleasant residence. The lot fronts about 40 feet and
runs back $50 feet
After the above will be sold three beautiful build.
ing lots adjoining, lying either side of the House.
either fronting 50 feet and running back $50 feet
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at ], and
years, with interest and secured by trust deed
Taxes for the present year to be paid by the pur-
chasers. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
ia 10 Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. M O s +
" VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
OR BROAD ST, AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of
decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
entered the 9th day of January 1856 in the of
Mitchell Tyree and ais, the undersigned, commits
sioners thereby appointed will on TUESDAY, 22nd
that most valuable House and Lot the north side
of Broad between 9th and th Streets occupied by c.
Emminger, Clinton James, and others.
The Lot fronts "a feet and through to Pink or
Market alley $50 feet, and is improved by large four
story Brick House Broad street. with Kitchen, DC,
and by a brick Tenement on Pink alley, all of which
Its location and arrangement makes this one of the
most valuable pieces of property on Broad street
TERMS: One-thHd easfs Ddiducc Ut D ana IL mos
for notes with interest added, title to be retained
til the notes fully paid, and conveyance directed
by the Court JAMES M. TAYLOR, IS
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
jail
1yOKDONsVILLE PKOPEKTY FO X
" SALE--I shall SELL at public auction. the 4tl
OF FEBRUARY, 1856, tso Houses and Lots il
this village. Also two tracts of timber land very
the place. The property is very valuable, and wei
worth the attention of those wishing TO purchase.
For farther information, please call and examine
or address the subscriber Gordonsville, Orange
| county, Va, previous to the day of sale.
ia 1---d3w l.. w SNEED.
r. Rockingham Register and Alexandra Gazette
ple ase CORY and send account to this office.
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MIGHT SALE, October 1st 1S55.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at O'clock, we will SELL at
store, No. "a Main street, large assignment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every az.
ticle in the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL.
inders.
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches Of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, &c.
sales, a. great bargains may be expected. 0oods
warranted to be a. represented.
ocs Sta LARUs SHINE. Aucts.
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BY Goddie - Appefssn.
VALUABLE STORK AND DWKLr.rN3y
" ON BROAD. BETWEEN arn AND e.. ers s.
ron SALE AT AucTION.--W win Be sold On TUES
DAY, the I'd Of January 1s5G ct G'clock n m. tie
aud dwelling No. Is7 the sonth sds Of Brosd
between 9Th and 9Th streets, now occupied ~ M
Isaac T. Graham at an annual rent o. $780, The pre-
misses are in good ORDER and the stand for business IN
excellent one
TEsns--ons-fuurth cash; balances sf & snd II
months Tor negotiable notea interest sdded secured
Dy trust deed or title retained The taxes nnd insn-
rance tor 1886 70 bs paid BY the purchaser.
Inc attention Of capitalists and others u called %
located In most improvns and business pant OF the
city. GODDIN Z APPEkSON
asl0 80 Arrs;oresr-
15l ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD
LIZ LAND On THE MANCHESTER AND Pc
TEhSBURG TURNPIKE, 8 MILES FROM MAN
ChESfEk FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiIl be
sold on Monday the 18th January, 1a56 on the
premises commencing at 81 o'clock. r. M i5I acres
OF valuable wood land, On ths West side Of the said
gate. - - -"
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at 4 q and ~
months, for negotiable with interest adaed and
title retained till last note is paid
jalS GODDIN &APPERSON, Aucts
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n T. WILLIAMS, Produce Commissisn
u. Merchant, General Agent for receivins and for.
wardins 81 mannfacsnred tobacco. Goods, &c, &c,
leave to return his sincere thanks to his friends
aud the public for the very liberal patronage
with Messn. Booker Watkins Of this city, ana re-
specially soicits continuance 70 his honss In
thus appearing On the theatre Of busnsss alone, do
that the interest Of conssnsss viii be faithfully rep
resented.
Liberal cash advances made on consisnments Of
RsrEss To-Msss.. Lewis Webb 1 Son, wads.
worth, Turner Go. and John Booker, Esq, Rich
Esq., Messrs. Peters, Spence i Co. and Msssrs
McCorkle I Jones. LynchburE We. j. l--ts
GOODs FROM AUCTlON.--3lD00 yards
u Fancy Prints as s. cents per yard worth icy eta
% dozen Ss1isn.n Msnae ssis. 81 Drawers
100 saasn 1 asa sss
III eta.
100 dozen Dsms.t Napkin. gl =, and Doyhss
For cheap Goods csil at the Cash Store, 80 Main
street. s.. g. Z -. 81
iaIs CHRISTIAN LA1HRoY.
lTSkIsTEk,s NOTlCk.--WM. q; but
has by his deed bearing date the 5st day Dccsmber
1855, which has been duly recorded, conveyed e me
in trust, for the benefit OF his credtoss I'll OF his
stock o. goods and fixtures and debts and ersdits Of
:ss.s g. :s present. .. - e., g
Persons desirous 70 purchase artieies n The Book
sas o s ssss ss al r'ss 'is' ~
| js 2-Im Tfnseee
As YOU Ask. viii tel ysa. why
| "A sCHAAP's store |. Known.
/ And ID crowded By hundEsds svexy dsy,
| Al 20 other place u such varety she.ss 8.
OF any thing what you may vesk . .s a.
TIE t~acher ths sphool- toy ~ m6rchent The
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WATCHE!ss JRWELRY AND FANCY
Fancy Goods, will be continued every eyeninr this
week q the store Of H Hyman, No. OIL Main street.
Ihere sle erest many valuable goods still unsold
No postponsment ON account of the weather.
jalo = ~ a.st,s ~,
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA-The proprietors of these Springs, which
putation in the counties surrounding then have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
of invalids In other sections.
For the present. the price 10 fixed at rase which
barely covers cost of barrellng and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from DIR. Carper leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county is selected from
many of equal responsibility aud forces:
FINcAsTLE, BorEroURT Co. vA,l
Having been called ON by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have examn.
ed the analysis the water tmade by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative action the sys
tenn; and can further state that have known
markable cures effected by its in scroulous aee.
Samuel M. CARPER, NJ. D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the analysis indicates. will prove valuable aid to-
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain re-
sion of Virginia, about equidstan from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State,
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbalybiate
"JAs. C. BooTBE."
Eruptive diseases, derangement of the liver, dye
pepsia &C. have yielded to the power Of TN. wster
This very valuable water il for sale In barrels 1t
PURCELL LADD 4 CO., Drusgists,
no 2eAdtsif Agents for the Proprietor.
REEKs, CORDIAL BITTEKs, OR
ID MORNING REGULAfOR.-An Innocent re-
freslins exhilaratng and delicious Beverage, produ
cling instant relief from the effects of 'oyer indu
gence," loss of appetite, lowness OF spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arlsin2
from whatever cause-imparring 10 the whole system
renewed strength and sisSIE s1r ssIs oy sEras
fe2i-dIvif Sole Agents..
nj OTI q E---The subscriber having ei,s-
IN ployed Mr.. JAMES FELLOWS TO superintend
the manufacturing department Of his business,
spectfuy announces that he viii have made to order
any description of ladies', gentenens or chiidrens
Shoes or Boots, in the very best manner
HENRY w. QUARLES,
jal No. Is Pearl street.
silks Ar CLOSING OUT Prices.
- All in want OF plaid, plain, brocade and striped
i.m $3.50 S Main ssrsst:
NOTICE.--The ballard Hotel saloon, IN
i y the new building opposite the Exchange hotei-
entrance the as that to the hotel Ihn esa ~
lishment the European plan, - this day open tor
the accommodation of the public and the sunscTipol
hopes that the and elegant style in which ne has
t.sd up b, saloon VIII 50 tar meet aIsir
He socits = whit. j. w. SMITH
iAl8 Late Of Lynchburs. Va
HERRINGs AND MACK kk = L.-6o
-. ss' !, 70 sDws Y 81 sssss
| I IyEKFJ0L FINE 3 LIT. AFt9lAT;;
by ja5-d2w a. 3. LEk.
IN BBLs Rye WHfakkY; - Dc. Oh
CV Family Rye do, - do. baltimore Gini 50 10.
Fr & q brandy y s'o'' I'D fsT '.' W TAYLOR
i siss Calf skin Pocket books Pct Msn.sis::.
Purses with and without clasps very desirable ss-
clss For ssis b. vrmnraNAN
q sA
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EINE CIGARS.---The nmOnut of conf
Il mon cigars imported into the United States du-
ring the past year has been unprecedented and it has
been very difficult for any one unless good judge, to
secure real prime article. The subscriber, never
theless wishes good judges to try his cigars.
ju 10 S. p. SEMPLE, 202 Main st.
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BY Lnrus d shine.

ny AuruS O. Snlmes
g TOCK OF CROCKERY AND GLASS
~ WARE, &c, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
auction. ut our store, "a Main street, on TUESDAY
the I'd inst. commencing at 10 O'Clock a large and
varied consignment of Crockery and Glass Ware en-
positive. LARUS & SHINE
jal9 Anctioneer.
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HORSE AND MULE SHOES, HORSE
II NAILS, Horse and Mule Collars, Blind Brides.
A fine assortment, for sale low.
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
jas Hardware and Cutlery. No 65 Main It,
L'AKM NEAR RICHMOND FOX SALE,
IL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property in the
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, ON the Central Rail
Road, one mile north of Meadowbridges and miles
from Richmond containing 82A acres The Land il
of excellent quality. being admirably adapted for gar.
dening and arming-or gardening unsurpassed BY Any
in the vicinity of Richmond as examination win
prove. Itis healthy and highly desirable situation
having excellent House containing six rooms and
the necessary out-houses in good order There il
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and MANFRED
There is also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing. Also Strawberries, Goose
berries, young Apple Orchard Hot-beds Asparagus
&c. Sothat purchaser might commence operations
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest
ment.
The above property will be disposed of upon advan-
taseous terms by early application to the subscriber
the Drug Store, corner of Broad and 4th streets
| to E. d. EACHO. VIM. C. BATTAILE.
The above is also excellent location for ply 3D.
| clan. 10 ll--l4tx
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E!KE BRICK Slabs AID yAAls.--
CRATE Settlers AND OTHERS.-I have for
sale well selected stock Of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
neatly fitted to match all kinda of Crates &c. The
above articles of superior quality shall keep for
safe regular supply. Apply At my Foundry.
ia I0---Im IS. ID. DENOON
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HY AIrxnader N01T

BY AIexnader NotI.
MIGHT SALES.-- " ATCHkS, JEWEL
1 RY, &c.-Will be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing at a O'Clock large lot of
Watches, Jewelry, Pens Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles,
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Segers, &C.
no Is ALEX MOTT Auct.