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an~ Dr.. JOHN KNOX, late of Orange
oanstv oflica Metropolitan Hall. residence corner
Of &th and Clay streets.
Refers h. Res u. J. Willis, J. NJ. Conrad and Pey-
ton johnston Richmond Il. J; Barbour and james
Il Newman Orange: Hons Judge X. H. Field
shelton 3 Ieake Thomas n, WEIGH. Senator from
oraage Madison, &c. and john II. Lee, Delegate of
Orange and Greene, fe 5--dlm
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rOMMISsIONERs' SALE OF Val
TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsJRARIE

OAo :" H.
Sale conducted by G0DDIN 4 APP ERsoN, Aucts
ia -
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lc lO-lIh ~ = 49,. : ~
NOTICE.-The Freight Depart
mept OF this Road win be closed on the I'd In
slant Therefore. Freight Will D received 90 DO
iisersd on that day. q. GA4RtkLLs
surr's OFFICE H. D. r. Ri
Richmond. Peb. sth. 1888. S-t1d
~ FOR RENT.--A SMALL BRICK
Ii DWELLING HOUSE. on yspabls street. nsxt
10 the corner 18th street. one door above HsgAns
Grocery store. ImmediAte p2s.sSacn Sise srx Ar
PLY 20 c.. y ALasnaED ~. Ia. M q.
Msrxa FOR SALE-An excellent
NJ yonng MICH COW. Appiy . tss
nOMEsTlc G00Ds:-Ws ere receiving
~ ayasiety Of Domestic Fabrics, ecmlrisinG-s
Brown sHiRTiNss and sHksaiSos. y ssdsss
Brown Rlsached aud Corset DRILLS and JEANS
Biue DRiLLa. pESiMs. SHIFTING BrRIP1
Panitenfiary PLAIDS ard kTRlPk9
Heavy Plaid and affipsd OsNABGk08
RID TICkINGs APRON CHECkU
Z Heavy Twilied DUCKS. BA6GIS6S. &c. Ae.
Which No ofsr to easier pronH nx month"; oste
eys. q sers low prices. wpx~ pArurxco
fsf2 AENIs fAfNH ~ q
1sAMBRlC EDGINGS AND INSERT
" isGs-A iarsolot on haed, e Be cd v~y
cheap. ALFRED 82.le.
~ "
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TfT1RT DIYS

@A.Hs-~
a I AUCTTON,--Will be sold 81 nv
- Farm, IN Hsadco. on THURSDAY, 18th rsS-
s q u o,clnek sbout l5o bbis Of nscorn. ser
sfs stacks o. 70 blade fodder. straw. -.
Also very nne muies. Terms Of snle--fR an
suns under fifty dollars, cash, over that afncuat
dorSed Il uES X - xTf0 fix ~
y 1i-tds
[ soMMISSIONER'S SALE OF A
snLAvh-puryuant 10 Z decree Of the Circuit
scu,. q .hs City Of kchmond in the suit Of Tylsr
iSs gill cell at the snrfion nom ~ i,,rs,o.ag1
lai a. 20, on IHyksDAY the 18th day Of Psbrus.
rabis si.ss ~ 60, c.s M young. likely and val
70 lI--7t@ 9. ". RICHARDSON, com'r.
COMMISSIONERS SALE crASL1VE
Pursuant 10 Q decree Of the Circuit rourt a. r.
city OF Richmond In the snis VI hin vs. Fauptierav
and dated On the ID Gay Ut February ts5s win ~,
at the auction room Of Dickinson, Hill 4 TO ~,
THURSDAY. the 18th Of February, .S5o at II oi'eIE
", slave named Israel. a csrpepter by trade
10 lf-fts q RICHARDSON Conn.,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENGINE

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENGINE
l. AND FIXTURES AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to this subscriber
tee. by James Reid, Thos. WakeIan and n. Is. Bin
ford partners under the firm of keii, Wakeisn Co.
by deed dated tue 18th of December, 1854, and re-
corded la the Chesterfield County ourt office. being
thereto requested. shall sell on MONDAY. the 18Th
instant. at ~ clock, NJ at the Pitts lately worke
POWER ENGINE with, boiler and smoke stack in.
cuded, together with all the fixtures and appurte
nanees thereto attached.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Trustee.
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COPARTNERSHif The subscribers
~ have this day formed n copartnership under
the styls and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON,
for the purpose OF conducting general commission
business in all ita branches as successors TO NOR
TON, ARMSTE FAD & CO., at their old stand and re-
spectfully solicit consignments rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made on assignments, and Guano fur
nisbed to planters. - -
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
Ilteof Morton, Armstead Co.
JOHN b. NORTON,
formerly of Maury Morton.
Richmond January lst 1858. ia 2-dasw6m
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c.

PARTNERSHIP. The subscribers,
~ having associated themselves together for the
purpose OF conducting general BANKING and
EXCHANGE BUSINESS, under the style of EN-
DERS, SUTTON i co, tender their services for the
transaction of any business entrusted to their
They will give prompt and careful attention to the
negotiation of Stocks Bonds, and other securities
investment OF capital, andal other matters pertain
ing to their business.
a. Office for the present, at e. T. Winston x
Co.'S old stand, corner:of Cary and i3th streets.
JOHN ENuERS,
w. NJ. SUTTON,
fe2-lm RICH'D. I. POSTER.
DISSOLUTION-T copartnership of
~ MORTON. ARMSTEAD CO, is this day dis
proceed to settle upthe business OF the concern with
little delay possible. Each partner will the
name of the concern. in uidation alone.
JAS. NJ. ARMSTEADi
JOSEPH BbANTOE.
Richmond, January LIST. 1873 Ja2-dsswSm
tO-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
~ have this day forme n copartnership, under
the style and firm Of NORVELL WAGaONER,
for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale Groce
ry and Commission Business, in all its Branches
By promptness and fidelity to the Interests Of our
customers. We hope to merit liberal share OF pat
ronage. EUW ARD NOKF ELL.
Late with Il W Fry ( Go,
JAS j WAGGONER,
Late with Harvey Armstead,
Warehouse, corner Pearl aud Cary streets.
RICHMOND, Feb LIST, 1855. fel-It
CO-PAkTNERSHIP NOTICE.-JAS.
~ 2. KENT has formed a C0-PARTNERSHIP
commencing at this date, with
GINTER ALVEY,
for the purpose of conducting aGEN ERAL IMPORT
ING and J0BBING BUSINESS. under the firm and
GINTER, KENT & ALVEY,
and have taken the store, corner OF Main md 18th
streets Jh aTss s 5. kENT,
JOHN +. ALVEY.
RichmOu1 Eah at fl -
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. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

y CLAY STREET AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold
upon the premises. ON TUHs DAY, the 10th inst. al
4 e'Glock, p. NJ, handsome building L. ts on tn.
south side of Clay street. as extended into the
ty of Henrico, between Graham and Gilmer streets
AMI nearly opposite the residence of Peter Glinn
Esq The Lots Iront Clay street 80 feet EACH and
run back 1888 feet to an alley.
TEaMs.-Upe third cash; the balance at and y
months for notes .h interest and secured by deeds
of trust Taxes for 1858 to be raid by purchaser.
feq JAS. NJ taylor & SON Ancts
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I1TInE TsLAND GUANO.-We are now

~ INV
Il receiving cargo of this valuable ler,iilzeT. a.,
4, branvht from an island In the Pacific, and Is the
oniy finano ret discovered which compares iayora
by with Peruvian Guano Il contains y per oenr
80 II. vaiue as n fertilizer is believed by able
ehemts 10 be- but little inferior to the PERUVIAN uu
ano, while it Is offered at greatly reduced rates
The analysIs can be seen at our Office. FARMERS
and eaars are invited TO call and examine for Them
anu ai aeais'' "'' AZ sKINKER Co,
se Eve Cary street.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
lOffice Corner 18th and Carr sfrsefal

Nv HORSES, M . LES, SPRING
hC3AWAGoN AND HARNEss, AND STREET
WAHnN FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-will b sold
on SATURDAY morning next, February 18TH af 10
O'Clock. At the Horse auction Lot. nsar the Central
Railroad depot one very handsome Bay Filiey three
years old, warranted sound and to work we'll: one
mall poney. perfectly sou and works well and Il
also fine saddle nag for lrdies and children being
very geutls : =
ALSO,
One Spring Wagon and Harness, nearly new ana
In good order. Also-one street wagon.
W III he added TO the above sale, three good work
Mules.
fell THOMAS W. KEESEE. Auct
ltte added TO the above sNls
very superior Road Wagon, In perfect order with
three or four goJd Work Horses. saia pnsitisa
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Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe can be seen at the Doctors consulting
Rooms Nos. 70 and 49, American Hotel, LAST
WEEK. fel-lm&
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no THE PUBLIC-A CARD.-The
STOP, STOP! LOOK, LOOK!

Let old fogies unwed, with shake of the head,
Say the custom is vulgar and low:
Young America goes for fun under the rose,"
And each girl hopes to hear from her bean.
Youths widows and maids of ali classes and grades
Who have waited for partners too long,
An impression viii make, If they Valentines take.
FROM the splendid assortment of JOHNS.
Beautiful COMIC VALENTINES at cents d piece
or % cents per Dozen at -
JOHN J. RICHARDSON'S,
Corner J2th Gary SITS
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|, NO. / PERUVIAN GUANo, AT RE-

n DUCRn pRICES.-The Agents of the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for duano.
we are now having shipped, and will soon be n re-
stan,p "A > and ina prime order. We are now pre-
marcel 10 make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices aad on the most favorable terms
We have also on hand about ~ tons 81 Patagonia
euano of the cargo received last Fall. and Mex
icsn Hnsno of the best quality, and az the lowest
~, ,s~;.a = ''a1S' y CRENSHAW CO,
North side of the Basin. Richmond. Va.
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ss,s- NorIcs.-All religious, benevo-

lent literary scientific mechanic or other societies,
orders or bodies which desire TO unite in the cere
monies Of the erection Of the equestrian statue OF
the 22i February aud to form part OF tina process
sion are requested to report To me the names and
estimat 4 numbers of their respected bodies, that
provision may be made for their accommodation in
the column aud Ia the reserved space about the
monument. VIM. b. IhLlAfEhho,,
RICHMOND Jan %, 1883 Chief Marshal.
e. Newspapers generally are requested to pub
iish this notice. ia ES-ts
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seg~ No FAMILY can afford 10 bs will

psthst) ofers his professional services TO the cit
- Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office II his r
slItnce On Iseish street. two doors from 9th.
i--I1
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:, : RICHMOND MUSICAL INST


HEX TUTE.-T. L. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL Thu
SS~ second session OF this Institution will con.
mence the 18th OF February and close the last week
in June. including q term of 10 weeks.
Every facility 10 afforded In this School for aeQulr
ing athorongh Musical Educatiou.
TsRM5-For the Session, per scholar--Two Lessons
per week Vocal Class Exsrcises. (adut.) $3.50. Dor
Juvenile Glasses 81. Piano, Organ. Mefodeon, each
$40 Violin. Guitar, Flute &c, $50 Private lessons
on the Voice 81 per lesson.
BOARD OF 1NsrRucrioS--Mr T L GALLEHER Mu-
steal Notation, Cultivation OF the Voice. and PIANO.
ar ELlOD0R0 CAMPS. Organ Melodeon, and Mu-
sisal CompaEtion Mr. NATHANIEL cAk0SI Pr
suo. Mr. g Y R0sEN, Guitar and Flute. Mr.
D0LLINGER, Violin.
Especisl attention is given to the cultivation Of the
voice, which Is conducted on strictly scientific prn-
cipies. The theory of the Voice presented to the
Academy of Sciences. by NJ. Manuel Garcia Pro
fessor Of Music In the French Conservatory and
which has been extensively elaborated by &. has
sinni, Professor of Music, New York IL made ths
basis Of instruction, Thoss who intend patronisns
this School, will obhge the Principal by giving no.
tice soon as possible, that ample arrangements
may be made For further information. apply to I.
l. GALLEHER, at his Music Rooms. 2l2 Broad ct.
ia Q--lm
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CURATOR'S SALE.--WiIl be sold on
- the 18th Of the present month. (FEBRUARY,l
at the residence of Tarpiy f. Irby in the lower end
of HenrieO, about 8 miles from the city OF HIGH
mond, all OF the psrishable property belonging TO
the estate Of Elizabeth lIby. decd. consisting Of
Horses Cows. Hogs. Farming Implements and
Crops. At the same tune will be hred out. to the
estate, consisting of one Negro Man, who Is good
farm hand; three Boys and several Women aud urls,
ali of whom have been used TO farm work. The
hirer giving bonds with good security for the hire
The pershabls property will be sold on a credit OF
four months the purchasers giving bonds with sat
isfactory secur y.
JN0 A HUTCHINSON, Curator Of
fe a-tds The estate of tlizaLeth Irby. decd
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20 TO LEWIS, and purchase your
" Dry Goods OF him. as he Is selling very low
All Goods of every description, 10 be sold OIL low,
to make room for large stock OF cheap go3as,,
which he will receive next weea heinenpsr, ia
lies Also la dkerchiefs sold very low, ut the Ia
meus 70 ch''p '' JACOB A. LEVY. IS Main st.
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EXECUToR's SALE OF REAL Es-

ENAECUTUhS SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE, ON MARSHALL STREET AT AUG
TI0N.-By virhue Of the last will and testaine nj Of
Jane Adams, ! shall as executor. sell, upon the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 10th inst, House aud
the county, and nearly opposite the late residence
of Mrs. Cheyalie The lot fronts 80 feet, and ruus
tenement thereon Also, several articles of House
hold Furniture
TERas.-OLe-third cash. the balance at months
with interest and secured by trust deed. For the
furniture, cash.
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IKTORTH READING.-Whyis it that SC

WORTH kEADlNG.-Why is it that SO
w many suffer and repine and drag out misera-
BILE existance, untitled for the enjoy nents and even
ordinary pursuits of life when relief may be obtain
ed and health and vgor restored by treatment at
once convenient and safe as well as permanent in ts
character.
TO those who have suffered long with disease uIti-
mating in loss of appetite, yigor and distate of
social joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions. a
thorough cure and sound body and mind without
pleasant restrictions or hindrarce from ordinary bu-
sinoss pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic atrctures irritable
bladder, DC; also, Scrofua, Asthma, Rheumatism
Piles, &c, skilfully and successfully treated.
DR.. Harris can be consulted, daily, between the
rours OF ~ a. ~ anu shd 20 10 M ~ ms
street, 18th door.aboye 18th street.-the 81, 3rd floor.
Ladies of delicate constitutions, or those suffering
from com plants peculiar to the SEX are invited to
communicate or send their address
In order to satisfy an oft imposed upon community
humbug them he begs to state that no fee rernu-
neraton will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
K. B. HARRIS, MD,
Consulting Rooms. No. ST. third floor, opposite the
de Is-sn* American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
no THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.-The
L proprietor of HENRY's STIMULATING IL
ton of the people Of Virginia desires it 10 be under
stood that he Is no ercenary advenlurcr IN the do
main OF therapeutics By me posse sslOn OF vain
able formula, he has been enabled to relieve the
sufferpgs of number Of his afflicted fallowcrea
benefits tn all. The Linment has been used for sc
veral years, by persons residing in Richmond and
its vicinity, all of whom will cheerfully bear test
mOny to its efficacy i'll alayng pain, aud removing
disease The ailments for which it ia principally
used, are RHEUMATISM, PAINS or WEAKNEsSIS THE
BACK OR BREAST, NEURALGIA GROUP, COLDS, EAR and
TooTHAcIIE, HEADACHE, BRUISES SPRAISs, and all
other affections in which Eminent may be advsn
tageously employed. HENKY'S STIMULATING
LINIMENT does not belong to that class of Fluid
"Linments' with which the public already ia
miliar-its composition s altogether different, and
partaking of the qualities of n salve combines al
vantazes which scarcely require demonstration.
The Liuims Mt is for sale by the following Druggists
in this city: Meade BaEer. W. Peterson, John w
Garick Grubbs il Appersop l.. B. Thomas and ,S
NJ. Zsehrsson. PURCELL ,LADD CO.,
ia 2I-Im Wholesale gents.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU

~ ABLE STORE AND DWELLING. ON MAIN
STCEET. MASCu ESTER-Puxsuant TO u decree ~
the County Court Of Chesterfield in the 81 OF Sam
uel hastings VS. WIN G Drew and others, made on
the 9Th day of February 1853, We shall proceed {.
sell at public auction, the premises on sATgk-
DAY. the goth day Of February. ISIS. at o'clock
VI, the store and Dweltin in Manchester, recent,
occupied by w Drew. The premiss 3 ( out on Mali
street 81 feet and back about la feet, aud
tor about 500 per annum
TERMS made known On the day OF sale
COGBfLL,
JAS LIE
fe 10 Commissioners.
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CA A LARGE AND FINE o.
syHA STOCK OF sADDLERY FOR I0N
~ SALE AT REDUCED PRICES "A be suf-

tclite{ bayIng manuiactHred an anusuAI
large stock of SADDLES. BRl DLES, and HAHN kSs
OF all descriptions, from the finest that can DO made
in the State to the lowest priced that may be called
for, together with a fine assortment OF WHIPS Of
all styles, SPURS. sTIRRUPS. IRONS, BITS. and
Every other article usually to be found in . well
established house. Having at all tinos the beet
work. men employ ed, and using this best material,
It enables to furnish such work % cannot TAIL TO
please. Call and examine my stock. and see for
yourselves that l36 Main street Ii the place for fms
work and cheap goods. As my stock h large and
must be sold, IL will be To y-ur interest to give
call. You may fully expect bars ain, a. am de-
f. Sim 0kOOMS.
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PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at

nKESCHIPTIUNC CartIuIIy PIeP"IV0 Nv
/ an hours. both day and by night. Our custom
ers may rely on getting pure and reliable prepa.ia
tons, as determinsd 70 xsep none Done a can
accom- modate those who may favor US with their pa
tronage ri all hours ,o,,.,,~oy n.,,n,,,s..
r. =. aAh'1 n East Main Vt,
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From William Rice, Proprietor QfMe Pnnsylranidy1
MIR Schlosser has extracted two corns from III =
feet which were extremely painful for many years
The extraordinary ease with which he operated =
remark able, and cheeriuly recommend him to all
who are troubled with corns az the only person
have ever known to perform the operation scientif-
cally and without pain. WM RICE.
Philadclph ia sept %. 1857.
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~ NOTICe.--For the accommo

- 4tion Of persons desiring TO be In Richmond
The I'D February 10 witness the ceremonies of Gh6
Inauguration Il the washington status. an extra
train will be rnn on sunda, 2lst inst leaving the
icksburg on Monday, 12i inst. at SIS A. NJ.
kound trip fiekets will be issued by tho aget n and
conductors FOR "a from Fredericksburg and stations
this way. good from the 10th to the 2tth day Of FEB
ruary inclusive.
Persons getting on at stations VIII procure their
tickets from the agents.
sAML RUTH.
bupt Transportation.
Office RF&pRRCo
Richmond Yah a IQsa 4 u
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uTUL m soTn At pTTpTs ~ a M;

w LII BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
" TON At our stables on SATURDAY The lafh
Inst, at N O'clock large we'll broken Mules youn-
and sound. also the harness belonging TO fhem
They can be Seen at stables from now until chat
time. DAVIS q HUTCHINSON
Exchange Stables, franklin &C.
N.B-Thers are large humber Oh work Horser
suitable for bushes generally. 1t our ssaLles
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From DR. S " Lands. Physician to the CITY Water
Cure IHStnate at Philadelphia.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness, eight very painful coTns in few minutes !
would advise my friends and the public generally 70
go to Mr. SchiOsser and have themselves relieved Of
these toe tormentors. S VI Lands, NJ d.
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q Old KENTUCKY I'M THN

a fine lot of MULES, and win sell to sut the timrs
Also, some fine NORTHERN HORSES, wesl broke
to single and double harness. Persons In want Of
good stock would do we'll to call aud see them Mt tha
Franklin Stables. X. BLANKINsflIP
70 Avs proprietor.
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DER SCHOONER GALLEG0.-Ano-
L. Their supply of those superior male, elevated
oven COOKING RANGES. with Hot Cl sets. aud
with or without Hot Water Fixtures three sizes
Having set goodly number of these desirable Ran
yes during the past year. with satstac ton TO the
purchasers now WARRANT them in all cases.
Housekeepers aud others, requiring something real
" good in the cooking department, will please call
and examine them, at the Governor 81. Stove Store
r. I'm GEORGE STARRETr.
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From Pierce Butter ESQ.
DIR Schlosser has extractor mum ber of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1857.
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BY Richard cauthorn.

HORSES AT AUr TION.--On sATUR-
-. csn issh inst AZ 10 O'clock, At the lot near
several Work Horses, Cart Wagon srd o.
TEN MULES AT The ExcHAN6E sTABfIS.--
AZ iin ocIosk. &C Messrs: Davis Hutcbinson,s
Mules, Young and sound. together with the Hsrsess
betouging 10 Them. These mules are very desirnh!e
and we'll worthy the attention Of all pefscns In WAT
Of good stock.
"a Ma
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NTOTICE.--Meesrs. Butler \ 6tearns
have executed dsed 70 a. = frasesss ms -
~ Jsnnary. isss This deed . recorded y ~
Clerk eflee 81 the Hust,ps. coext q DE e9y g
rnt nntsr IL are required by ~ teknA q 80
same Within stxty days from ~ ANaNs -
bnsier StsArns lr.g 81 Nfd1s ~ 4 ~ a
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1t FOR NEW YORK.-The superi-
49, or fast sailing schooner ID n. BAYLES."
JAYNE master. having large portion OF her cargo
engaged, will have quick dispatch For remxindss,
apply to fell wD ooIQUItT co.
A4 FOR BOSTON, Tho superior
&$ fast 81 ling brig GOVERNOR BULL" Cap
sain NoETHRup. having thelgrsatcr portion OF her
cargo engaged will sail with dispatch. For bsl-
ance of freight apply TO
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JAS NJ TAYLOR, Executor of

JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 Son. Aucts
ALL persons indebted to said estate viii please
come forward and settle; and those having claims
against the estate will present them to me- as it is
desirable to close the estate as soon possible.
feS JAS Nj TAYLOR Executor