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PouLTRY require a greater supply of
meat or fish as their insect food dimin-
Isles.
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SAVING AND TURNING.

FTN iii. FIELD, Woodturner and Scroll
4 Saver, below Bel. Del. R. R. Depot, Lam
bertviIle. Newell Posts, and all kinds of wood
suitable for stair bausters, on hand and for sale.
Scroll saving attended to, promptly. XII
FULMER, Wood Turner and Scroll
u SaMer, Frenchtown. Saving and Turning
of all kinds promptly attended to, on reasonable
terms. Brackets of any pattern furnished to
order at short notice. k
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4 HI. MCLARY, Ambrotypist, French
IN. town. Pictures taken in Lockets, Breast
pins, Finger-rings, and on thin plate to send by
mail, or any way to suit the customer. kl
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ARTISTS.

r C. REEVE, Photographic, AmbrO-
- typist and Melainotypist, cor. of Union and
Bridge sts., Lambertville. Pictures taken in
all kinds of weather. f kl
ID 8. ROBBINS, Ambrotypist, Cory
IL. ellis Buildings, cor. of Main and York
sts., Lambertville Pictures taken and copied
in all kinds of weather. f XII
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A III. MCLARY, Frenchtown, Dealer
IN. in all kinds of Fancy Articles and Millin-
cry Goods. A general variety kept constantly
on hand, and sold at low figures. XII
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II AS. c. TOMSON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
O Groceries, Provisions, Notions, &C.,
Milford. Goods at remarkably low rates for
Cash, or in exchange for Produce. XII
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HNITUS & BRO, Dealers in Dry Goods,
l. Groceries, Notions, and everything ap-
pertaining to acountry store Goods exchanged
for Cash or Produce. XII
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MILLERS.

HNITUs, BURROUGHS & CO., Sc Star
Mill" Lambertville. Flour and Feed,
wholesale and retail. Crisis ground at short no.
tice. XII
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VIM. III. SLATER, Dealer i'll Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &C.,
Frenchtown. Cash or Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods. XII
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n MORMON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
". Groceries, and everything usually kept
in country store Frenchtown Produce taken
in exchange for Goods. XII
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ID G. HOFF, Dealer in Dry Goods,
i Groceries, Provisions, &C., N. E. cor.
of Union and Bridge Sts., Lambertville. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods. XII
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T GROMAN, ssUpper Mill,o Lambert-.
81 vile. Flour and Feed wholesale and re-
tail at small profits. Crisis ground at short no.
tice. III
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II SMITH, sLambertville Mllls,o Lam
u bertville. Flour and Feed constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
Grist grinding attended to. XII
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Mrs. BELLS, Pennington, Fancy
1NH. Goods of all descriptions; Millinery Goods
and general variety of all goods kept in well
regulated Millinery Establishment. XII
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DENNETT & COOLEY, Retail deal
ID ers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., Cor.
of Union and Bridge SITS, Lambertville. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
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CARVER & WILLIAMS, Dealers in
" Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., Bridge ST.,
above the Depot Lambertvile. Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods. XII
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w & e. THOMAS, Miliers, Milford,
w N. j., wholesale and retail Dealers in
grain, -four and feed, Pine and Hemlock lum-
Der of every description, Sash, blinds and
doors, coal and plaster. Wool-carding done.
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II N. HICE, Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
- ceries, Notions, and all articles usually
found in country store, Milford Produce la
ken in exchange for Goods.
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JACOB SERVIs, Dealer i'll Fancy
u Goods and Dress Trimmings Millinery and
Matchmaking goods, Union-st., 8 doors below
Church, Lambertville. XII
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~ III. CIsLER, Clinton station.--
Il General dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions. Lumber, Wood Coal, &c. Produce
taken in exchange for goods. Il
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TT ERRING & BUFFER, Frenchtown.
Manufacturers Of all kinds of wheeled We
hicles, Carriages, Wagons, &c. Repairing at
tended to- IN the best manner. kl
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IT sILVERS & SON, Dealers i'll Dry
u Goods, Groceries,, &C., Cor of Union
and Coryell Sts. Lambertville. Produce taken
in exchange for Goods. XII
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MERCHANTS.

g b. BRITAIN, dealer i'll Dry Goods,
y. Groceries, Provisions, &C., Church St,
nearly opposite Belmont House. Produce Ia
ken in exchange for goods HI
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MARBLE

WOHN w. CONROY, LIST Premium
81 Marble Works, Stockton, Center Bridget
Monuments furnished to order, Tombstones, &C.,
&C., done in the highest style fthe art kl
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MILLINERY.

MISS M. WETHERILL, Dealer in
WI Fancy Articles and Millinery and Mantu-
making goods, Coryell-st., Lambertville. A full
assortment always on hand. XII
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II r. YOUNG, Dealer in Dry Goods.
- Groceries. &C., CoryeIFs Buildings Cor.
of Main and York Sts., Lambertville. Produce
taken in exchange for Goods. XII
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Bunteraaa Co. Business
DIR e c r o e Y !.
HOTELS.

II AMBERRVILIE HOUSE, A. s G.
4 4 Moore, Proprietors, Bridge ST., a lew doors
shove Depot Iambertyille. XII
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c. EVERITT, near the Depot, Mil
81 ford manufactured of, and dealer in, Blu
reaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Look
ting Glasses, &c, wholesale and retail. Fune-
rails attended to, and tornbstones furnished. XII
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-7----T = = =
UPHOlhSTERS.

X ARNETT,S Cabinet Ware Rooms.
". Boot Hall, Coryell St., Lambertville. Fur
niture Looking Glasses and Gilt Mouldings of
all kinds, constantly on hand. Funerals prompt
lv attended to- a5 XII
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w Nj. SHIPMAN, Dealer in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &C. The
best goods in market always foundat his estab-
lshment, for cash or uce,-Clnton. XII
ID 9. DALEY, Dealer in Dry Goods,
IL Groceries, Notions. &C., Pleasant Run
choice lot of Goods always hand, and sold
low, for cash or produce. XII
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Old Turning Shop Revived.
THLODORE H. FIELD.

nov9. '59-tf
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II ARSON & BLACKWELL, Pleasant
4 4 Corner, general dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Provisions, Notions &c. Produce taken
in exchange for goods. XII
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CARRTAGE-MAKERS.

~ N. APGAR, Lebanon, Manufacturer
W. of Wagons and Carriages. and all kinds
of wheeled vehicles. Repairing done neat, cheap
and promptly. XII
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WYNN. C. ANDERSON & CO., dealers
w in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions &C.,
Pennington. A choice and fresh lot of Groce-
ries always on hand for cash or produce XII
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ZONES & DUNHAM, Merchants and
y general dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro-
visions, &C., &C., all of which will be sold for
cash or in exchange for propuce at Pennington.
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Tue STEAMER WIyANs.- Mr.. Ikouas Wi
ing for the especial beaeft Oh the ladies,
about seventy of whom availed themselves
! of the iovitatiou, and in company with about
fortysix gentlemen, proceeded about ten
miles down the rvsr. a more joyous and
happy company than this, never left our
wharves; and as the steamer sped through
the harbor with her precious freight, the
continual waving Of handkerchiefa on shore
and on board, indicated the general feeling
that prevailed. The guests wers entertained
in manner creditable to their distins uishad
host and after a run Of about two hours,
the party were returned to :he city; and in
thus Terminating the happy scenes on board,
which all wished might be prolonged to a
later hour, there seemed to b, but one SEN
timent amon{ both ladies and gentlemen, re
lative to the excursion; all Of whom were re-
minded Of the truth Of the trite say ing,
"Time aes;" and that the speed OF time was
only equaled by the siagular craft which
had borne them away and brought them
back in safety TO their homes
We have conversed With number o.
gentlemen whose ex pariea les at sea would
entitle their opinion to the respect and coz
ii ienca o. the eomtpant9; lai who witness
ed h.r pstorml lance at sea during the gale Of
Thur sday las, when th y I'd an opportu-
nifty of observing her movements, and com.
pairing her with other vessels 1T the same
and greater dimension; and sh. is pronoun.
csd by them to be the steidies. vessel they
ever saw in heavy sta. She waa run head
to, and in the trough of the sea, by ana be-
fore the wind and under all courses sha
sesmei to be almost as steady as any other
vessel running in smooth water In running
head to the sea, her speed did not seem to
be diminish ed; and contrary to the expecta-
tions of all, she was as buoyant as any YES
sci that was ever put to sea.
In fact, those who saw her during the tr ial |
trip have 40 hesitation iu pronouneing her |
the wonder of the age-and that in her the |
Nessrs. Winans have achieved triamph |
which will mark q new Era Ia steam navi- !
CATION. not saly in their entire departure
from the rules OF modern Naval Architec-
ture, but Ia their application Of power,
which Is destined at 30 distant period, to be
extensively used.
May success attend them.
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C0RREsPo NDE NOE OF THE DAY BOOK

Msiitoy arrival = Homesick Boss Cooke
and Acceptable Catsying-.sersnading, dc.
CHARLEsTowN, Dec. 9Th.
Dear Day Book Every thing is getting
along very qaletly here just now. No ex-
element OF any Kind not enough doing to
keep UP spirits. The Washington Guard of
Fredericksburg, arii7ed here yesterday af-
ternoon in the two o'clock train. They num-
Der 80. am informed that the, Crews from
the same plac. are expected to reach here
sooa to remain till after the execution o.
Cook 4 Co. This and other anticipated arr
rivals have risen new hopes in some Of the
volunteers now here Of being soon ordered
to their homes, but think the only object is
to supply the place Of those who have al
ready left for their homes, and not to relieve
any now here. The absence of all excite
ment has naturally filed the volunteers with
desire to return to Their homes. Many are
men of family and cannot we'll afford to stay
here SO long. The Woods Riffs and Ports
mouth Greys are not exceptions to this uni
versal desire, but also wish TO leave. Some
of the more sentimental and of the counting
portion, have come to sending and receiving
daguerreotypes to and from their loved ones.
have seen several come through the mail
must not neglect to state, however, that
General Taliafsrro has spoken in terms of
the highest commentator of thu Norfolk
and Portsmouth battalion
Since tie ex seution of old Brown, some of
the ssntinels stationed near the field OF death
have been scared considerably by imagining
that they see ghosts accompanied by the
arbitrator himself. Last night one fired
his gun at, as he says, two uisn, one white
and one black, who were running across the
field, but guess 1t was emily a creation of an
excited mind.
We are now very well accommodate az
regards quarters and eating. In the Rifles,
Mr.. Reuben Watson superintends the cook
room, and be proves himself to be an exps-
rieneed caterer to the appetite. That de-
partment of the Greys is under tho control of
Mr.. Hugh Smith, who is also No. in his
line. An experience during the wars with
Mexico makes hica peculiarly fitted to attend
to this part of camp life. The sweethearts,
wives aud families of the Rifiemen and Greys
may rest assured that we are well cared Tor
in that respect.
Serenading parties are hac.ming very
popular with the military quartered here.-
This week there has been much enjoyment in
that way
The weather Is now very bad. II changed
last aturday from almost tropical tenpera-
ture to that Of more northe' !atitl :, and
now it Is hailing and as cold as couiu Do de-
sired by "a Grernlander. We hAvsA't seen
the sun since Friday afternoon. This 10 de-
cidedly disagreeable for those who are so
unfortunate as to be ON post duty at night,
for here we have no sheltered "Sentry box
es," Yours, REPORTER.
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SLIPPING ON THE SLRBT.-Ths pavement'
yere on Thursday morning glittering un-
derneath the hard organisations Of sleet and
zee which the clouds and the cold had dspos-
tied over night, and many an unwatchful
pedestrian, forgetrul Of care in the style OF
his locomotion, slipped and tambled over to
the exquisite jocosity of the more sircum-
spect and fortunate. The accident OF cap
sizing was not wonderful, for who may not
be oblivious of danger when he has enjoyed
a long season wholly Invested of the reno
test idea of trepidatioa, and though the
pavement may turn to glass, is It not natur-
al, under the circumstances, to look up and
imagine then the same old bricks Of yester-
dsy-and slip ap ,.
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BARGAINS, BARG AIN

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
VERY rich cold Silk Robes,
v do do Black do
100 pieces Fancy Silks OF all kinds,
100 do Black do do
Rich Plain Poplins, of all shades,
do Fig and plaid do do
Plain aad Fig Dslains,
do Black do
do Col Merinoes,
100 pieces Fig DeLaines, l2xc.
100 do Col do le%c.
ALI Wool White Flannels,
do Red do
Shaker Flannels, splendid Marseilles Quilts.
1874 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
covers,
l2X Bleached Cotton Sheetins, lO4 Bleached
Damask. Napkins and Dayliss English
Canton Flannels,
Also, small Plaid Cassimeres, very handsome
coli Cloaks.
In our embroidery line, We would mention
100 very handsome Collars &c Dimity Hands.
Very rich LACE Sets,
do do Real French do
d. do do do small Collars, Lace Bel
thas and Llu jon do
Our stock Is very large, and being determin-
ed to reduce the same, we are now offering
great Bargains.
Those In want would do well to examine cur
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
no % BLooDGoop.
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Here are a few proverbs of usefulness. Be
not at any time idle, it is the rolling stone that
continues clean, and the running water that re.
maineth clear. Labor in youth, gives strong
hope of rest in old age. Let thy wit be thy
friend, thy mind thy companion. thy tongue
thy servant. No greater comfort than to know
much. No less labor than to say little.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAY BOOK.
HAMPTON, Dec. 7, 1859.

HAMPTON, Dec. 7, 1859.
To-day there was meeting of the Mer-
chants Of this Town, concerning their future
course towards the Northern Merchants and
Traders, and they unanimously resolved to
sustain Richmond and the other cities Of the
State in their course.
The Wythe Rifles are gathering up their
bag and baggage for start to Harper's
Ferry, having received intimat;on from the
Governor that their services, which were
rendered, had been accepted.
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SHOE STORE ON MARKET SQUARE
SELLING OUT.

HAVING rented out Messrs. GCRNEY T.
II CO.'S Old Stand, No 10, Market SQUARE,
wishing to remove any but whole packages into
our rain store, we offer the Stock remaining
there at Reduced Prices, some at COST, EN-
brlcing a great variety Ladies, Gentlemen,
new and desirable. only that the sizes are broken
rand we do not now desire 70 keep ep the
sizes Of SO many makes and styles, by ordering
more OF them. Call soon and secure the Bar
salnsnow offered at No. 10, Market Square,
Guraey 4 Co.'S Old Stand.
no 81 f. w. SEABURY'S SONS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Wm. l.. Walters, Proprietor.

YIN. L. Walters, Proprietor.
II Il Stewart and lady, U S Navy; RW
Shuieldt, 4 Vincent, New York; j johnson,
A Keyser, Thomaston; NJ II Williams, Gsor-
gia; Thos A Andrews, Joseph White, North
Carolina; w r Abbott and lady, South
Mills; John Randolph and wife, Mrs PEBBLES
Jackson; X & Banks, John Gammell, Alex
Wood, Hampton; Charles Jones, Warren;
II W Patton, Va; Thos I Coruick, Princess
Anne.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
A Harrell, Nansemond, Va; Frank Coll
man, r Clay land, Baltimore; p G Hull,
John Jenkins, james Walker, s Il MARITIME,
J Whitehurst, Va.
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NEW GOODS,
IL a.IAA.Ia

NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS.
Il JUST received lots of new nd beau
"a tlful goods suitable for the approach
49, Ing holidays, Bridal P: esents, sc Daily
SsaSss4sS additions are now being made to nv
already fine and extensive assortment OF Eng
iish and American Levers in Plain, Hunting
and Masics Cases. fine Geneva Watches, en-
ameled iamo Lever Watches, English aud
american Silver Levers, Cameo and Pearl
Breast Pin and Ear Rings, Carbuncle and Pearl
b l,, Pms and Ear Rings, Coral, Lava and
other EaT Drops and Breast Pms. Chatelaine
Pins and Chains, Diamond Finger Rings. Ex-
tension Rings, Regard Rings, Belt Buck les,
Jezeron fo3 Chains and Bracelets, Bracelet
Bands. Great variety oil Arniets, &c, sc
Just come TO hand and several lots daily Elk.
pected Of Pure Silver Ware. Table, Desert
and Tea Spoons Table, u, ) ert ana medium,
FOLKS. ladies', Cups GohietS, Buc ~ heat Ser.
ye'S' Sugar Preserve, Jelly and Berry Spool- .
Gaze, .ream, Pie and Butter Knives, Se IL.
Inc above lot OF goods are offered for sals
cheaper than ever on accommodating terms at
CF GREENWOODS
81 Main street
de6 Head OF Market Square.
III y 4 COPY
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NoTICE EXTRA.

It occurs to US occasionally that our
h friends and customers, have either for
As gotten our new place of business, or are
~ not aware of Its being In eyistanCa or
cannot find it. We therefore give You notice,
that's, pLLMAN l. cos Cheap Shoe Store is
No. 10, Main street. directly opposite the Day
Book 0fice. We shall be very glad to see you
all Ladies and Gentlemen, promising you
great Bargains In Shoes, Boots and Caters of
which we have q good and full supply on hand
now.
no 80 y. uLLMANN co.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
ATTENTION

w A s HIN G.TON G AR D :.
A Attend Company Meeting and Drill this
a evening at juniors Hall at TX o'clock
~ clock, under command of the Brigade H.
spec tor, Col. George s. Garrison By order OF
the Captain.
de 10 IT. E. SHANNON, O. B.
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SEARCH FoR WIvEs.-Whsre do men usually
discover the women who Afterwards become
their wives is a question we have OCCASIONAL
ly heard disc used, ana tie result invariably
come to is worth mentioning TO our young lady
readers. Chance has much to do in the affair /;
bat then there are important governing circum-
stances. tits certain that few men make Sc
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KILLED.-We regret to learn that Doctor
VIM. Edwards, of Surry county, was thrown
from his sulky yesterday and instantly kills
ed.
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to l2 "A. M, and 7tO9p. III.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. As, E. MAIN STREET.
FENHE Stock consists of a varied assortment
i of DESIRABLE GOODS bought fer retail
sales. In order to accommoda ate The Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to u O'Clock and
for the gentle nen evening sales from to 0 o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold GU. as sos n as may he
Sale Posltiye-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. 2 St FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctoneers.
P. Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours. F&B
no l9-tf
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lection from ban ToSGs, II any other place Of
public ga ETY.. ana nearly as lew ale Ii fusncsd
oy What may lie CALEB showing OF in streets,
Or by any ailarements Of dress Cur couvic-
lion Is thai ninzty nins hundredths Of ali the
hnery with which the women decorate or load
catching Is concerned. Where and how then,
do men find their wives ?--Iu the quiet homes
OF their parents or guardians at the freside'
where the domesti. graces AMI fee!ink are
alone demonstrated. These are the charms
which most surely attract the high as well as
humble. Against these all the anefy ana airs
IL the world sink into insigni6cance.
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JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctr.

AOOlloN.
The Two DIV cling Houses, Sta
ated on West Main Street,
Nos. ga 4 &C
VAIL BE SOLr, az Public Auction to the
w highest bidder. Oh THURSDAY, tie
l:th day of the present moa'h (DecemOer) at
IL o'c!oca, NJ, On the premises
,sST7 Those twh gommolious dGa ling
asiia houses Of brick covered with slate
la::H forming the dOlb tenement, Mas 81 4
&c, situated near the " est eud of Main street
(Torth s!de) bounded Oh the East by William
street, and On the Wes by ten feet lane, sep
Grating from Gov. Tazewei's properly The
whole lot fronts on Main street, about Il feet
and tuns back a bout lSJ feet to Plume street.
The Houses will he sold seperAtaly and the
sale will be osi lively without !e'erve l. the
highest bidder.
The property is held in fee simple and title
utQueStionabe
Terms OF sale, = ash. the residi in th!ee
annual pay ncnt3, SCI ured by deed Ofhust, and
bearing interest from The LIST day Of January
next, at waica ti.4e possession Of the properly
win be delivered 10 tn e purchaser Nor father
inlorAa iol, ap0iy to
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Attorney for the owners.
Gel JAS G POLLARD. All tioneer.