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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
AGRIoUEPURAL:
PToductivs Corr %iiss,

Mr. Joseph Wright has several
Eacrss oS corn now standing In larse
stocks in the field, and IN such bulk ag
vas never before sqnalleG on the
same extent of earths rfaco-=pralLis6
ana river bottoms not excepted. Tea
years ago these fields were apuasiQhtl
y oogs cvergrown with bushes, aquaE
tfc wesdss cSt-tails, &c.-the soiI,
SAND resting on clay msay feet bsloSss
n was Tiled, the drains thirty ESee
apart, tho mains leading TO the Ssne..
ca outlet; then after being RrukbkdS
tte field was treated with stable mn.
h0re, piowed and narrowed, and pixm,
ted with tobacco, producing very
heavy and very even crop. A. secs
ond large crop oftobacco was growrs
with a little addition OF manure
The last spring two acres of il wa6
planted with large, sixteen-rone&
Dent corn, four feet apart each way,
three or four kernels in the hill, vsitEis
only little fine manure TO each hill,
The seed planted was from q b=srol
of ears brought to the ". 8. FaiF q,
philadelphia for exhibition; but The
present product isl least fwen " pUF
cent. iarger9than were the seed cara.
Somesof the ears are IA inches lcma.
with l6 10 30 rows to the ear, and
the kernels as Fargo and long in,pros
portlon-on one ear counted org
kernefs- -bHt the great evens sss 90
Sire yfeH y me most renaFk9bls fsbe
lure of the crop as every stock had
at least one large car and IN every hilk
noticed at least one stal8 with iwO.
very largs eaFss and E~arly aliks.e---
Fhe tallest stalk was II fS 1t. while
there were few under IL feat. W hen
this corn was cut up, on tha 25th
the stafhs wsTS artMgMt-
y assw eet and juicy 0s pkwSTtizkaof
the sorghum. Although every rank
weed had been kept down ln GtIe
corn, the whole surface .tasRoW COW
cred with thin mat of chiekweN4x
which seemed rather to aid the loose
soil TO retain its moisture and its cat<
oric. In an adjoining field MK: w.
had three acres of long eighfrewoa
Hint corn, some OF the ears nearly 10
inches long. The yield wns v@PY
arge, even larger than Lev efsaM boz
ore; butt altogether the foddsrwa@
more abundant and waluable, che cD~
-eaf yield would not compare with
hat Of the Dent corn. Sons Of the
aygest ears Of both will DO exlfibits9
i the State Fair atSyracnse,. wtisfss
they will take tho Pllms-S
Cor. Rae-aL Nena Ynrker..-n n eanL.- h 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

4 There are so many tender and holy emo
ations flying about in our inward world, which
!, like angels, can never assume the body OF
an outward act; SO many rich and lovely
flowers spring up,, which bear no seed; that
tits a happiness poetry was invented, that re-
ceives into its limbus all those incorporeal
spirits, ana the perfume of all these flowers.
q Be not easily exceptions. nor rudely fa-
miliar: the one will breed contention, tn e
. other censempt. ea
When children are little, they make the
parents head ache-when grown up they
make their hearts ache,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

Briaxst's Valentine 5-- ..-.r .--
Och. Paddy! swate Paddy. Il ! was ye'er
daddy, I'D kill ye with kisses intirely: II I
was yer bruther and likewise yer muther, I'd
see that you went to bed uirly. To taste of
yer breath, Il wud starve me to death, and
lay off my hoops altogether: to ioost have
atasts OF yer arm on my WASTE, I'd lGrf at
the manest of weaIhur. Dear Paddy, be
mine, my own valuntine-ye'll find me both
gintle and civil; our life we will spind to an
Elegant ind, and cars may 60 dance with
the dvil.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
IRREsOLUTioN.

lrresolution is habit which creeps upon
Its victim with fatal facility. 1t is not vi
: qcious but il leads to vice, and many fine
heart has paid the penalty of it at the scaf-
fold. Trifing as it may appear in the wa
, tvering steps Of the young, as they grow oil
der its form changes to that of hideous
monster, which leads them to destruction
with their eyes open. The idler, the spend
thrift, the epicurean and the drunkard. are
among its victims. Perhaps in the latter,
its effects appear in the most hideous form.
He knows that the goblet which he is about
TO drain is poison, yet swallows it. He
knows, for the example of others has paint
:, ed it in glarng colors. that it will deaden all
q his faculties, take the strength from his
!. limbs and the happiness from his heart, OPP
s press him with foul disease and hurry his
= progress to dishonored grave, yet he drains
: II under species of dreadful spell, like that
from which small creatures are said to ap-
proach and leap into the paws of a loathsome
s s serpent. whose fiendish eyes have fascina-
tedthem. How beautiful and manly is the
power by which the resolute man passes
unmoved through these dangers. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

The editor of the N. Y. Dutchman, speak
ing of drink he once had occasion to in
dulge in, says he couldn't tell whether it
was baandy or tOrchlight procession going
dow his throat, 4..f ..,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
BLRssEDNEss In SORROW.

There are times when some great sorrow
has torn the mind away from its familiar
supports, and laid level those defences which
in prosperity seemed SO stable-when the
most rooted convictions of the reason seem
gostenness, and the blossom of our heaven
ward Imagination goes up before the blast as
.dust-when our works, and joys, and hopes,
with all their multitude, and pomp, and glo-
ry. seem to go down together in the pit, and
the soul is left as garden that hath no wa
: Ger, and as a wandering bird cast out of the
Z nest--in that day of tr5uDle, and of tread
ing down, and perplexity, the noise of viols,
the mirth Of the tabret, and the joy of the
harp are silent in the grave. Blessed is the
man who, when cast into this utter wretch
sdness, far away from all creatures and from
all comfort, can yet be willing, amid all his
tears and his anguish, there to remain as
long as God shall piease.-British Quar-
eEerEU..
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E'as and the ThermoMtster.

In Auburn, last winter. an Irishman
walking one Of the streets saw thrrn on
eter hanging at Ghe side of tho door on the
front OF the house. Stopping n moment he
looked at II, Ihon approaching it, raised his
shelaleh, and exclaimed, "An faith. and
you're the little crether what keeps the
weather SO cowld. are yet" and with a
terrible blow, accompanied with the usual
Irish oath, brought ii in a thousand pieces to
the ground.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

Potatoes in Hartford, Connsereuts are
said to be selling at seventeen. s,nts peg
SushaL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

sza5z s7zsEs
ss-.f.5 ,ssasExsg NJ AsHIE. ~.
@ 80 tsn. sasEr4iy sans bird On zee.
;s'. s.s. s.nsag xsa! IN sss s.,.a
= 4Tss n .9as lis sis isat 81 issoid unto me.
...Is : isy5'aIly ssaaS. :g.s ot tres.
- fara happy all the day.
- e Us cloudy. Or e eleaFs
= MSs,agss r ne sSnss; q Il der aSrsaa aain.
50 s.lii. nsve- % eompsasa:
e9f But sing my nrnss with glee.
CO Made ne sunshine and he Storm,
IS And this truth my song shall swell;
~. doeth All n ihings M ;,may Tefr
81 Yet nay heart is always gay
rhus eslly sung bird tree;
q So sseesisI siis sung sung That glad bird.
- These a. -ere he whispers heard:
saaab fs s +Sds sDa anS eod she %ind blows
Though the chill rains have ~asSed the seAAn'
E sst Z: Ss assssl ssegs; sl.f =. and nay. gay
3 Hthe gsiden sunbeams fall.
Or 9 mist is over an;
s EaliA the mournful auflmn's raini
Il he chilling wild gi1ds blow.
a. and nd saSsa SSsspsa q ssr fsst
ca Sa1ina aaFsasF aa.siy not ss me ReF SIS slsh'
s-es Know'iras God IN darkness drest,
And He knoveth what is best
- u thy fond hopes one BY one.
have raaeds dropped Eud gone.
And the dreams that made life br1Ents
Are dmmed in soFFoWs might
oh fr ct not, complain,
Twill not bring them back again,
They with SUMMER hours that died.
Lie sleeping side by side,
And will waken-neyermore-
30 'ts uselessto deplore;
But be happy, glad, and gay.
shadows viii not always stay.
However dark and dFear the night
filth The morning comes the light
Soon again the viii shine
Eoon Will happiness be thine
Learn from The song birds lays
To be cheerful, patient. gay.
II December, or If May
DBLAwARE, Now 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

tCarrYlns tho JOke 400 Far. ..r-
A fellow stole a wood saw, and on trial
seld the Judge that he only took it in joke.
"How far did you carry itl'' asked the
Judge.
1.-TWO miles. .'hanswered the prisoner.
"ThaPs carrying the joke too far. remark
ed the Judge, and the prisoner was committed
Tor further examination.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

The President of the United States has
stopped The Press, that is. Forney's paper.
and requested MIR. F. to send in his BILL
The account was dollars and so cents
The news of the payment Of the cash has
not been received. .-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-31
AU09ICD 0A11nn.
117SSS 1x7f
b 0oddin 3 AppsrSoa
[yALUABLI PRIV1f1 upaTn,

=
VALUABLE PRIVATE nReIpHHCp
TwEEN ~ AND 81 sfR iSn 81 sxth NJ
aUCIIQN.-vu1b b sold, g f6UhS61Y. ~ 80
a.y o. Dscsnnsf - g the yss.k.s. sooaee-
d.sss. iocsssd = shove. s1sciai:s ~ fssstsssss
Of Mr. George y erpttes sna Dr. TslsHsd. fSs ~
ss so ssns & S.s = @ s :ss =
. eight o sSs%. briass isrss fiisSss go -
- = supplird WA. sas ssd vsSs. 81 az, ssi-
vert The DWELLING D veil asrsses1. lavinG 49,
tin, marble mantles. iroa ysrsedeh q s1e1 ~
With good nsserisis and @ Z Net - wcrS1sS.
Ike manner. The house win be c1ss - ~ lnGoeo-
Se +. g soss' . sy e 3.
sss..onennh :..b; balsao. ). j. s.is - -
cured By . trust dssd. .
.POsTPON EMENT.-In cousequsres u - +,
Poned. 70 this (sRIDAYj aftsrnoos, 6 he ssss
hour when + win certainly take placs visAous e.
dssi ga, A.sss
VALUABLE LOTS ON MAIN AND
2sTH sTREETs. AT AUcIoN -wm - 90
stree S.Vinx oss q s. ~ e. 90 % "a. - "a
tending back 20 broad alley, shout la0 NJ Thle
property 10 we'll lecatrd and suf8cientIy ccoaodi-
may be divided to quit for retail stores q ain esd
small Residences on 18th street. The osheg Lse
stresss and j. one Of the best Iocssiss is tSss ~
OF the city for retail Grocery and variety eeofo.
Terms II sals. Witch VIZ % ;cccmnSsssi.s.
P0sTPONEMENT.-ln eons.auepcs. d The N.
clsmsncy q the weather, the abov. ssie We -.
,Sa to this day. rRiDArJ the slss iassaat q
desI 6oDDTN . APPIRsoN.
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1880 NEGRO HIRING. 1870
GTOpTON
NEGRO HIRING, &c.-The subscriber

NEGRO HIRING, &C.--The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes, rent cut houses
sell Real and Personal Estate and will attend to any
ether business reqniriAg an Agent. Having an ex-
mond and its vicinity. combined with an experience.
of upwards of ten years in hiring out negroes, he
for theni will. as heretofore, give satisfaction to
their owners Personal attention given in all cases
OF sickness share of the public patronage is
citej. He refers to the following persons:
REFERENCES Judge " IN w Crump McGruder's
Sons, Wade w W Woodbridge, Richmond; DR. John
Garnett, Capt Jacob keesee, Henrco; VIM Q
Ramsay: Walker Hogans. Hanover; Elder 4 Y Hen
ley, William Boulware JOHN Lumpkin. King and
queen; Capt Henry Timborlake, Or Lee Edwards
John DuVall. Petersburg; Elder Coleman,
Scottsyle; L M Ware, Elder Peter Ainsley, Essex
R0 LYME. General Agent
Office IN Basement Of Metropolitan Rail
no 9-2awtDl5fdlm Franklin street.
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OUARRIES FOR SALE OR LRASE,
" ON THE OANvILLE RAILROAD, WITHIN
ChREE OR EDIIR NILES 0E THE CITY OF

Z
kIJHMOND.--I am authorized to sell or lease six
valuable Quarries LOCATED as described above upon
most accommodating terms. The owner wopla az.
change one or the whole of them for land on the
York River Railroad, ten or twelve miles below
Richmond
These Quarries are considered very valuable and
in the hands OF one who understands their opera.
ton, would be very profitable
Farther information can be had upon application
to RO LYME. Auct'r,
Office in basement of the Metropolitan Hall.
de l5-3tw2m
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
y HQuaEHQIl AND KITQHEN IIIR ITQRl

GROCERIES &c, A VERY vALUABLH HOke1.
PsssosAs Ps affssEss AZ GAkf 6P
Trustee in deed Of trust from Frank Dickman. d.
ted December 10th. 1885, at 10 o'clock. Of record IL
shall proceed. on FRIDAY. December 3lst. less,
10 sell; at public auction. At the rssidencs Of
said Dics man, on the Brock turnpike, In the
county Of Henrico, all the household and kitch-
furniture belonging TO the said Dickmaa most Of
which is new, and OF the best quality. Alss, the
stock Of groceries, bar fixtures &C.. in the store Of
said Dickman. Also, ono ve,y nne horss, elk years
old: sound and gentle; oneh andsome nov top buGxy
and harness; one new Wagon; one cart and harness;
very ans COW; number Of hogs: lot q corn, and
other valuable personal property.
TKRMs-For sums under SO. cash; for sums over
that amount, negotiable noteGAt4 months, with -.
proved endorsers, with interest added
SAMUEL RAYLY, Trustee.
~ Sale conducted by K b. COOK
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1870 NEGRO HIRING, 1910
AOoc HOUSE RENTING, &c. lCcC
G w m TYLER

ONCE on Marshall, between 9th and 18th Streets.
he subscriber again offers his services to the peo-
pie of Richmond and the surrounding country as q
GENERAL AGENT.
His attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
C0LLECTING THE HIRES a,,dNRENTS, and all
other CLAIMS and sELLING NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond is very large, having been. fr0m 1851 to
1857 the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property. door keeper to the City Council and po-
lice officer.
re VIII give his personal attention (when re-
quired) to Servants hired out by him during the
year. His office 10 on Marshall street, between 9th
and 18th, in the former law office Of james Lyons,
Esq. Persons in tho country. sending me Servants,
send their negroes by the lst of January. 1859.
Thanking tbo~e who gave him their patronage
for the year 1885, he socits their business for the
future, aud hopes that many others may conide
their business to him.
For his fitness an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may ceme into his hands he re-
fers the citizens of kichmond generally, and
pecially to the following gentlemen: Hon John A
Meredith, Judge of the Circuit Court: Marmaduke
johnson, ESQ. Common xealth's Attorney
MEMBERS OF THE CITY CoUNcIL.-D j Saunders,
President; VIM Allen, Edwin Robinson, DR. w
Reddy, Geo hitfeld, P Il Grattan, A Stokes,
and VIM Il Richardson.
Messrs Conway Robinson, Gustayus A Myers.
Herbert A Claiborne, James Lyons. Thos " Nc
Canoe James Dunlop. Jas Scott Thos J Evans,
Felix Mathews, VIM IA Haxall, Vim W Timberlake.
IL Son, Alex darnett, Drs Peterfield 1rent and Al
bert Snead. and Julius Hobson, COLLECTOR City
Taxes W TYLER,
de 3-dtIOJkcw6t Office near Second Market.
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AOGxAO3s SxAAsxsS
rbFrFf>61TS~

|E0R SALE.-Will b sold at suction.
= on SATURDAY, LET JAnrary at TIE lot rsxt 4
The Central Depot. HORSE and BUGGY, On ere
dit Of manfhs -.
Also-i sshde and Harness Horse.
me above may be seen at Davis Hutcheson,a
de 3l-2te
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VALUABLE LIBRARY, OIL PAINTINGS.
SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS.
FURNITURE. &c sc, &C,
AT AUCTION.
IN MONDAY, January Sd, 1859. at
10 O'clock, I will sell at my store the Jibrarv
of Mr. W Roster. consisting of about $40 volumes
rare and vain able. works ''' vi
ALSO,
A large MICROSCOPE and Chemical Apparatus
ALSO,
All his Household Furniture. embracing the usual
variety of well kept articles. N "' UNI
fter which,
l OIL PAINTING, View If the CITY of R;.hn,o,a
from Church Hiil,) by Davidson, valued at S2ss
HUGH ES' Sketches in Germany. Consisting of n
very valuable. ToAAo'
few very superb " Line Fngravings.
ALSO,
Extra Fine LONDON LEVER WATCura 70
carat: Gold Guard Chains, London manutactare.
de 81 r. r COOK IncTr"'
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By Thomas w. Keesee,
(Onice corner Of 18th and Cary strests }
NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS.

NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS.
AZ STATIONERY. &c, AT AUCTION By recent
additions, am enabled to offer tn the citizens Of
hm1nd the largest and most variable collectioe
in This CITY embracing the Works Of Irving, Root.
Dickens. Edgar A. Poe. Godmith. Addison, byron.
Shakespeare. &C., &c
riety OF Annnais and Gift Books, suitable for the
holidays, gott-n ue In the most expsnsivs styles.
together with splendid Family Bibles, Prayer and
Hymn Books. Stationery, 30. 40
Also. Gold Pens. Pencils Fancy Goods. As.
The attention OF the publ is respect fully re-
quested The sac will hecontnueA EvEaY yyiuIHG.
at o'clock. until the whole 10 disposed Of
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auet.,
(No. $50 Main SnsstJ

A UCTION SALE OF A MICH AND
commences THIS EVENING, q O'Clock, and =
continue every evening during the week; during
which time viii sell the finest goods that ars nad0s
without reserve.
The assortment cousists Of every variety to %
found Ia first class retail store: RegaLt Lava and
something new; Leaf Garnet ests. the Iatset seylA
out; and an endless variety Of 0entlemsn's Goods,
such ~ Pins. Studs, Cun Buttons. Chatnes Peas
&c. &c.
IA Private sales during the day,
For bargains at auction, eall % No. 10 Man ~
every evening, ut O'Clock.
MOI "a HENRY w oUARLk8. AoGt
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HIGH CONeTABLE's SALE-Dv yir

HIGH CONeTABLE'S SALE.-By vir-
"A tue of an order of the Richmond Hastings
Court, made in the attachment case of Thomas
JOINS Co, VS. Thomas McDonough. and TO me d.
rectet. shall proceed to sell in front OF the High
Ccnstsble's office on FRIDAY, the 7th day OF JAM
uary, 1853. commencing at 10 O'Clock, A N, q lsrxe
lot of Groceries, consisting of Is bbls Whiskey;
part bbls Whiskey; bbis Apple Brandy; 31a bbls
Gin; III bbls Rum; b5ls and half pipe Frent
Brandy; IA bbls Sweet Wine; bbls Herrings; ga
bbs Syrup; bbls Bacon; 81 bbls Viuegsr; lot Cod
Fish; ~ Water Buckets; lot Grain and Ground Pep
per; pair Scales and Weights; half sack Salt; 5
sacks Coffee: bbs Flour; dcz Brooms lot Butter
half Dbl Coffee; half BIB, Lard: half Dbl Msckerel;
half Dbl Coffee Sugar: doz Washboards; boxes
Clothes Pine; boxes Ground Coffee; boxes Tallow
Candles; half sbl Crushed sugar; l Dbl Brown Su-
gar; soxes Adamantine Canoes; Is reams Wrap
ping Paper; bundles Cotton Lines; lot Shoes; %
shoe Brushes; 20 boxes Matches half Dbl r ice; "a
chests Tea; 6 bags Buckwheat Flour boxes Soar;
box Black Tea; 6 Dscanters; lot Chewing and
smoking Tobacco; cake Cheese; lot Spice; 5pack-
ages Mustard; doz Glass Jars: 10 doz boxes Rack
ing; Tin Safe; Show Case; Desk and Cheese
Safe. &c.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
dc q BUTLER H G G r.
TERMS The above sale VIII be IN ade credit
on 500 to 2Sth day of February. 1885, aud the $40
till the 2sth day Of March, 1889; and ST. on the
Sth day eff March. 1859
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8. PHILLIPS.

w GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
will continue to hire out negroes, rent out houses,
settle and adjust claims of every description the en-
suing year. He returns his sincere thanks to his
numerous patrons for the very liberal patronage
they have bestowed on him and be hopes,
BY strict attention to business. to merit continue
ance OF the same. Office on 18th. between Main and
Rank streets de25-d&win.
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DAHTIEH SUPPLIEU.-WeCul AnO
i other PARTIES In town or country. supplied with
Ornamental Confectionery, Ice Cream. Orangeade
Cakes &c, at short notice end on reasonable terms
ANDREW ANTONI, st Nicholas Saloon.
de 20 Next door to Exchange Bank.
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A TTENTION TOBACCO MANUFAC-
IA TURERS, FARMERS AND BUTCHERS
Your attention ia called 10 my large and well se
Iected stock of MOTIFS CELEBRATED PATENT
BOILERS have them holding from Is to 100 gal
Ions the largest size expressly made for tobacco
niss to boil their icoIce, which they can do with
out burning 1t in the least.
all TOB CCONISTS work done with promptness.
and at the most reasonable rates Call and Judge
for yourselves. at No Main street, Riehmond Va
de 29-6t VIM SEARS WOOD
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- WOODEN BUTLDING For sAI
By P. G. Larus, Auct.
G10 000 WORTH OF FURNITURE

Sic, o %okTa 1g EHsNITuRE'
&c Having determined to close out the present
stock of LARUS sHINE. will, on THURs-
DAY morning: 23d inst. commencing at 10 o'clock
sell the following Goods, viz:
Bureaus; Sidebeards; 20 as; Wardrobes; Mahoga-
ny and Cane Chairs; Wood seat do Mahogany and
Cane Rockers; Carpets; Rugs; Gilt and Mahogany
Frame Looking Glasses; Cottage Sets, omplete:
Clocks, in great variety; with large lot of shelf
Goods.
The trade and the public are invited to this SALE
as the articles will be positively sold.
The terms of sale will be For all sums over $780,
80 days credit, for approved endorsed paper under
500, cash. PC LARU5 Auct.
The above sale will be continued on TUESDAY
next. ,th January, commencing at 10 O'Clock
P. Q. LARUs,
de 1T rc$io
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crock OF OBJECTIONABLE, FIX
~ TUREs AND KEY. AT AUCTION II Will ssll
on FRIDAY. 3st inst, ct 10 O'clock ct ths store,
of Cary and 18th streets all the the st0ok Of
Confectioneries, Candies. Jars Nuts Toys ehslving
Counters, &c.
ALSO
At the time, the Key Of xAid store. Attaehed
to same. is very convenient Bakers Oven and CAn-
dy Furnace. EB COOK.
de rs Aucffomeer
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BY P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES II will continue the
~ Night sales Of . large lot Of Gold. PlAtsd and
Silver Watches, and Jewelry Of every desorfptton.
Each article offered will positively b sol6;
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CHURCH Hill FEMALE SEMINARY

~ The subscriber, who has, f5f IonE series O
years. been engagedin female instruction has
the house recently vacated by Mr. Roster in which
he will open SCHOOL for the reception OF female.
on the first Monday in January
Terms, &C. made known on application at tht
school ROOM HENRY ROBINSON
de 7ty
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VALUABLE LOTS ON MAIN AN
By 3. B. Cook, Aucs'r.
RUGGIKs, FURNITURE WAGONS &e.

QUGGIES. FURNITURE WAGONS &es
- AT AUCTION.-I will sell THIS DAY, q u
o'clock. at my store, No 20 Main street.
entirely new Buggies.
Several second hand do In good order.
entirely n Furniture Wagons
second hand do do IN eocd order.
q Spring Carts. suitabls for Bread Cara
TIE attention ct those 10 want cf nrst rate Bug.
81 or Furniture Wagon, 10 respectfully invited
TERMs-Four months credit. for approved nsgott.
able paper. 49,.
DUBLIC HIRING OF NE0ROE0.-
L viii be hired at Wakefield" the farm IN Hano-
ysr county, next adjoining Nj Geo. " Doswell. On
cember). about forty Negroes. consisting Of men
and women, boys and girls.
They will be hired a. farm hands and house ~.
vants-in no instance to labor works Of internal
improvement. or In occupations considered hazard.
ous; AMI With the further express understanding
that they not to be re-hired by those Who hire
them publicly, without the written consent Of the
undersigned.
Bonds with approved security WIN Be required h
del3-dtd< Exor Of Mrs Judith smith decd.