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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
AR, sL!psLL,s CUBAN PROPOSITION.

The proposition ii Senator Slld"i, ~ place
S30.Oyr.Gov .'as An instalmont for the pu-.
chase of Cuna." in the hands q! III. President,
is treated by the press with superficial COM
mcni scarcely more satisfactory than the MARI.
cl indifference To is passage or rejection which
seems t. posses, hpin Houses "f 'onsre'>.
with -e.a,,i to rI"st o! The startling propos'-
lions Executive 9r Legislative in their origin.
~hicl. hav" distinguished ,',c present. session
- Congrcss.
Nr sii'icll, propositions viii n":. however
We sincerely ;r,sr, Lc aiiowed t" pass through
default u: opposition. or by sni'tr'N.;y. The
,..iou, financial embarrassment IL whi.h it
canno, tail 10 involve u. oli;'r, q Ycry seri"',,
obstacle 'n 4 scheme whi'ii a'i"r':s y" l"r'"p;'-
lie ?roioSa Of rcun,crsai'ins advantage.
When r7opo,itior, j. nc'dc 10 raise the
public cich;, which, ;~circ month, ago. stool
>, ..r. iv : .m:i. Sorp. t" slpQ."19, "n", ~c
lave the Iisi; To- demand some substantial
evidence Of .ooi /. h. accomplished, OF benefit
10 be derive. What j. tho Immediate object ~
nccos,i,, 70 he met hr this appropriation Of
money ;o coax purchase: The sum offered,
however important 1t Ibis lime TO OAR de-
plctcl treasury. is entirely too Insignificant ["
tempt the cupiditv Of Spain. 1t i not even
rre:er,lcd ,ha; th- $50. lIj0. mo would lee re
gar,!cd a. A sufficient equivalent !or the pur-
chls, OF fuha indred. il Is regarded a'
mere ''in.r.llnpnt'' by the propo,er himself.
In what u.ann.-. then, is this ins.alInen, 10
bc rendered ~ induremcnt 80 Spain for the
sale or Cuba: In the carrier years oi our Re-
. pubic. whrn the galyani: wirc Of AIcxander
Hamilton lad scarcely revived the rallid corpse
oC rn,il;c cr.l;,. when our Government was rs
vet :. mere experiment, when the pcr!nanency
ci ,Lc Union was &, doubtful ard more doubted
thar the soiycncy %. the treasury. It waS
natural ihgi foreign ..aton> should demand
,omr pledge in the say Of prospective appro
pria,ion. before negotiating for the transfer o
Yallmr.lc Territories. But now. vii! it be pre-
,cu,ici ,ha, Spain ,lo,iiis or can doubt I'll.
ability Of IN. Federal Government, TO raise and
APPROPRIATE without delay OF impeachment th'
whole sun. however large. which may. anl
wh"nevc. i; may bc required for the purchase
Of Cuba: Equally iimsv would be the prctenc'
that !his appropriation j. necessary 10 convince
Spain ni the ,-Wi"gm..s IF the Legislative
Department o. tie Government. 10 cooperate
with the Executive in the purchase "i Cuba
l-v.r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
THE MARKETS.

B,lri4oar. Jan. l9.-Flour is unchanged
Wheat i, steady; sales Of white at 81 4oal 60.
Corn i, higher: sales Of white at 7sa79c., vel.
low s0as2c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1..-tlour is firm and un-
changed Wheat is firm; sales Of white at 81 50
al 81. red 81 seal 34 Corn is buoyant; sales
of mixed at $50, yellow 16as7c. Cotton is
buovant: sales Of 5000 bales Upland At ia
l2s. Spirits OF Turpentine is heavy, at 4sic.
Rosin is steady at 77ias0c. Rice is steady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

was much pleased 10 see in TUESDAY :
"Enquircr" views favorable to this great ma
tional enterprise
Indeed it has been Il matter ii surprise ,n'!
regret TO me that thi, great measure has not
been taken up and discussed by the preSs--par-
ticularly hy the papers of the South as it,
eastern terminus must Gf any regard he had
for the reports Of the Enquirer b" below
the mouth Of the Ohio river.
OF surprise, because regard the Democratic
party as committed t" its support by tho ac,
ton. Of the Cincinnati Convention. which
adopted resolutions pledging Mr.. BuciaaaEl 10
its support do not wish To he understood a,
being in favor Of the construction Of this road
b. the Government as proprietor of the work /;
nor do regard this rs the mode oI It's co'i-
structicn designed by ;hc Cincinnati Conven-
ton.
But do hold that IN the Territories, Con
gress can give large grants OF public lanh.
coupled with the same conditions the Govern
ment has annexed to all grants of land to the
States for internal improvements. And further,
that Congress has as much power 10 aid with
money taken from the public treasury, 10 con-
struct this road, that it has 20, aid in the
construction Of ocean mail steamers with the
public money; and not only docs the Govern
ment thus aid in their construction. but gives
them large annual subsidies. This, know, IS
done TO secure greater mail facilities between
the United States and foreign countries.
Docs all such power vanish when We leavr
salt water: il not. the samr principle which
enables them TO sustain the Ocean Steamers.
will enable them to aid in ike Inanner and H.
gree. this Pacific Railroad.
TO my mind il is clear that Congress can. Ill
strict regard 10 III, letter and spirit Of the Ton
stituion, grant aid So efficient - t. secure the
early construction of this road. which can and
will enable Ills to hold our present position oil
the Pacific. and without which verify believe
we Gor reasons which will hereafter give
will not be able to do.
| agree with YOU that Congress rain"t. ;'>
proprietor, commence and carry oil works O
internal improvements within the limits "i The
States But none deny that Congress has po"
er to open up a military road to New MeXlc"
California and Utah. All this has been done, hl
those who now on constitutional grounds o.
pose this measure Ii is now too late Ia nrs'
such objections We are committed to its sup
port by the action Of our representatives IN tn
Cincinnati Convention, and their support OF Mr
Buchanan, who was pledged to this measure b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
II Me Eai,erH q. TIC EnqNirsr:
BoYDroS, Jan. 18th. 1859.

BoYDroS, JAN 18th. 1859.
ien,emcr-I addressed TO you. on yester-
day. : note announcing my withdrawal from
the canvass IN this District. NJ reason for
doing so. felt, at the time, some delicacy in
giving TO the public Upon reflection, how
ever, have thought it due to myself to do so:
.itt.r had been announced candidate, !
learned that the Hon. Vim. y. Goode. the pre-.
sent incumbent. was suffering from bronchial
attack, which would make it irnprudcnt for
him to commence an acti;c canvass early in
the spring. Feeling that under these cIrcum-
stances should be- doing injustice both to Dir.
Goodc and myself, TO .foree him into canvass,
determined TO retire.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS F. GOODE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
for inc Enqulrer
ro TIE DEMOCRACY OF POWHATAH.

The Democrats Of Powhatan are requested
to meet. a, their next County Court, the first
MONDAY in February to appoint delegates TO
to represent. in the next House Of Delegates,
the countic, OF Cumberland aud Powhatan.
"a" Examiner please copy. W. p. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
HENRY A. WISE.
-, =, ,,,,. ,:oyEryoW or yIncIyIA.


,.-vr.EAS ylcancy has occurred In the judiciary O.
II ~, CaamoaSesl;h y the death o: Green H. Saaueis,
..s..- iuisc. oc the Supreme Court Of Appeals who
.e! ~ .c @! the third Judicial Section composed
,e,a.,. Z Cur,per, Madison, Greene. Orange, Abe
r.r- ..... flnvahna. Gocch!and. Nelson. Amherst.
= i.:,i-tt Bath. Pcndleioa, Highland. Rocking
~. pt- >Irulalcah. WarrcI, Hardy. Clarke, Frederick
s,t.. Noss..i. Be:kecy. aud Jefferson; therefore. In
sr:y lI~ the sheria OF each OF said counties il
-. .raa.-. election 10 be held therein
u,sv ;r !i;h day of April next. AZ the places pre-
,t! ny l.s !rr Judge OF the supreme Court OF Ap.
~. :. :,,aTpiy the vacancy aforesaid.
C,,a .a - ny hand Governor and under the seal OF
q. Commonwealth, at Richmond, this seventh day
; o.. January, i>'9 and in the >dyear n the Com
g1uN.s,h HENRY \. WISE.
~ - G're-Go-.
,,.tGGg ". MuNFoRD,
>-t'"Y 81 :is toash1"R%ea!n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
,,IE RICHMOND ENQTIRER.
,'4.isAgo DAILY, SEMlwEEKLf AND WEEKLY
~ syrCHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.

,-n,i;Y P,rsK seven dollars per auuun and al iht
- .. ,.lars f taken for shorter period than one
~ The StsI-WgsSLY. FIVE dollars per annuin AM
...tr, for >ix months, payable In advance For ,h,
!. per anuua. siN copies for 4io 20 be paid In
G,y N tiyancc. When letters ccntainin: money are
- ~ sl they nu>; be registered, they Will be a, The
- :! the writer's.
,..g,N2 HScrssR" ADVERTISING SnrEI Is published
W..ucs !,y ;ae monthly circulation is twenty thou
.,., Advertisements Inserted - cents per Hue.
-, A. ,.Gr> 10 th!- Office may Be- rcrnica per mall In
a, Alshe Bank ne,S. frsgis!,rS', n, the risk Of
sl:nr'
= 4, obituaries and Tributes o: Respect, exceeding
..-. .fc charged. for a advertisements.
-> .-,n y distance EGst be accompanied wi:h the AZ
" >.,i.:actory references, TO insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
SiYOCKOE MILL.


J-F subscriber has completed his new Mil or grinding
ls.,r !,c.ed on the dock, ": the mouth Of shocsoe
J,.. x,h enlarged and complete machinery sufficient 10
y 4is :rHd for ia. pr-ses, that may arise in many
.s 20 CONE lie Is prepared 20 supply orders for
81 G"psNp PLASTER. .pulycrized 10 degree tina,
..a,; grt>>e .uri heavy stock OF superior Nova
80 Lump procured With the greatest care with the full
,:,s.r'-- t' cr.a. deal Of Lugp Plaster IS entirely
:li->, farmer. anl itcrs himself that his onI
Irs-ac IL th, business. with the close attention and
y-a L. viii enable him 10 supply tn. demand from
& - tr-nt States will, this valuable fertilizer IN IL
;l-s, iu! fc!r>; state, and al satisfactory prices.
q 'l determination sustain the established r-pu
a a> house icr RICHNESS, h- respectfully
r., ,r:rrs JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
NJ -s-cil>;Ml No. u fearl street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
:,y ri..: GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.


,.~,ryIT!ON hav!n: been received by the ENccu,iyc
. ~. murder has been pcrprira;,i in III, county OF
..',,-. ou the ;weniy.third instant. by BENJAMIN
. :al, .l.r said Lacks arrested but made his ~
se>; 10y a:ia il ROW going ~ large; therefore
iy ,Ier - reward OF oGr hundred and fifty dollars
,t..r,, Who shall arrest The said benjamin Lacks
- him uio the ja:. Of sail county o. Botetour,
b, moreover require all officers Of this Common.
=, ,.v sg military and request the people generally
,sr be-: sNertions 10 procure The of the said
,.. ga: le may bc brought 10 justice.
,.... under N. hai as Governor IN! under the Less
,,, u The Commonwealth, at i.ciiinoud hi, SUth
:. day of p-ce,abeS, lSs.
HENRY A. WISE.
.. Governor: GIoa6E W. NuSroHp, Secretary Of the
.ria Lacks is about av. feet eish, nine inches
. .,,.irL. weighs about l5J pounds: rather brown
i,,y .p.in.ri With grey; stoops in the shoulders.
@ :,.:h are w-ra of 10 the gums when he speaks il
rs viii emphasis and pretty positive; he Is abo1,
s.. year cf age hc had when he escaped black
- y,r coat. o,cs sl.uch hat. cassinet pants, very
- :. lc:. and cnar,c boois the left side Of his
,!s.,. i'esh cut he has relations IN the county Of
Dec .l-cSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
ADVANCE IN SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.

New ORLEASs. JAN l1.--Sugar is active at
an eighth advance, and moasses mas advanced
to 30; cents per gallon. Sterling exchanges is
dull
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

san ~ CAMPBELL CorSIr.-A writer from
III, corn.v .sv. san !, i:ai-he died in 'S5
-o. day ..orA, arl her are no. enough sea.-
,,.l c5no-., o.: whi,.--y in Campbell county to es-
! =. j b.. Drrlo..-:l... . ~: polls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

As We would assa the protective system itself
Nay the qualifying "if' is scarcely nccfssa.
ry, for "hstever may be the nten. Of Mr.. Sli.
hrli' PROPOSITION, is tendency OF domestic in.
hien'e is obviously what we indicate.
hui there is another suppositioa, the mos,
probable Of all, and one winch "i!l not fail to
f''ri'e 'h'inrdial" cEeience in Europe, to the
exclusion OF al! others; that this appropriation
is intended not Is an instalment of round
sun 10 be fixed by future treaty as the
amount Of purchase money to be paid over to
Spain. hut bonus 20 be employed in secret
- Spanish officials, 50 as TO in.
:-"s'r Of pur-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

,jEIGTiL.-The subscriber has removed 10 Cary
Il .srz;. ionia: The old Columbian Hotel, second
6slov 18th street, iea,iiaS Shocsoe Warehouse.
a- all. heretofore. attend 10 the sales OF all kinds
% ..'.:ry i-0!ccc Tobacco. Wheat Flour, Corn &c.
W.l also usual keep constantly on hand Peruvian,
..= i,.,Ei ani S"ia5reEo GGano, Ground aad Luurp
.,s:.-. i.ac.ri.s, &c. ALIEN. GARRETT.
g. Miv- sill associated wish him Tho nil give ..is
,'--: f-gs,'lal attention 10 ;hc sale of Tobacco.
-, take this opportunity OF returning ily sincere
OR he liberal pa.ron1s. eNcnied 20 ac heretofore,
srtcl. Continuance OF the same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

W ;a.ad 20 open This house in March next. wish TO
boy first rate Manager and Two competent Assistants
Ny object IS obtain the be, for the several posi-
- and with such viii salt. vii! na.e liberal arrange
either pay good salaries give then an interest
!. the basiness. may be preferred
Applications will be received until 18th February
III. p,.. viii DC newly furnished throughout: and with
,i snts. have every confidence that the old Fri, nds
@ Columbian may rely upon it, being placed fully Up
"a, arl 4 possible. ahead of rs old reputation FOR
g, afo.. laI good u..ns. w!:h moderate charges.
t!irr>, JOSEPH II. CRENSIAw.
i,-.fi..r,b Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

II iNrLn-E, YouL. Man OF experience Who Is capa.
~ a- of'~ac.ag hc various English branche, Gram
7.- i-i.E.:r Philosophy. Chemistry, &C. Sc..' .Ga-
- n Teacher in some n.iehbug hood prvl;. family.
,'~ .-- Immediately, u y. y, lla!eiav!llc. Gooc:,-
-.l'--.iy. ".
,.. t.,..,,,, ,,,,,N.v -,.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
GEORGE i. HERRING,

No. So. MAiS srHEET,
a. t!rS lvays hand full stock OF Groceries, 20
IL z;.. he invites his customers and the public general
1a.. src; attention TO the sale OF country pro-
--, a. > prepared 70 furnish grain bags 20 as
..-., -, VIA 20 send ih-:r grain TO him TO sell.
GEORGE !. HERRING,
So ,.c Main
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

\OG,f ;:.-Wc wish 20 employ Teacher, Who has
y ..ia.;,l al 'hc University OF Virginia Ancient
As1.,e' AL Mathematics. 10 take charge o! -chccl
s'- Si-.H.a;i Court icusr. The session 20 commence
:,s :. . N..e. Address either subscriber Il; BaeainS.
LAT N WM HOOKER.
.tG ,---s.w TlIUS. :. PERKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
slyUATION WANTED.

YOUNG LADY who las had considerable experience in
Il 's.a.I= use years. desires situation 10 private
',--. % snail sc!c". She teaches all the English
.-.a N..c and the higher Mathematics For psr,icu-
..s,c.s WM. T. e.,
Rather Glenn. Caroline county, Va.
sCorr References.
Z. i. s!tAET Jan let!
VIRGINIA :-At Rules held In the Clerks Office OF
'a- Cr-;;: Court of Caroline County, gu Tuesday,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21

FETiLE TEACHER wANTED.-Theun.
\ eri-iicl desires To empoy !Or TIE casting year.
l.s 10 ;cach Musc and French IN the Ashland f-ma.
'a-.Is. 10 o! experience AMI ua!oab;ed qnaaca-
s', furnish satisfactory testimonials ~ 10 cha
,.- capacity instruct; high salary will be given.
, >.l:hera graduate preferred Address, Immediately,
CHARLES u. STUART
Dc ..-c2w Ashland, Hanover county. "a.
'IWESTl DOLLARS REWARD Il willpay
-. .hovc Tor the apprehension and delivery Of my
..aPANiEL lie away the I'd Of JlunGrv, lS?. lie
s-.,.i in clothes made OF S:sun;on Jeans, coat Gu;
tspg - wears old ..ark color has lad countenancc,
.--,'..o.. ,ot- sores his legs lie from Gooci
r ,5Iay. AitrcSs Henry I. Holland, Gum SpEn:,,
IS. r'2l:y, W.. or apply 20 ..
7. C. ANDERSON,
-! ':,--cii \: Crcnslaw. Qu.rlcs X Co., Broad -.
;iH0Gs Is, BI:OGEES, BI;OGCES.-6,oco
St = ichgiOl made BrcSu-s, for sale on accomloda-
-l-.s.-a4-. Jy y. DEvEEEUN.
Leather Dealer lS2a Cary street,
.-r, si-c,s Estw-en 18th and l3ih sta.
JOKE. WOOD, ANTHRACITE AND BE.
itNSOCS COAL kept constantly hand and prompt.
..-.''rs. 20 Ill parts Of the city and suburb
JOHN J. WERTH, Agt..
Y,rl lr... -. ai.G E.sn and III: aEI l'yrist
- l'-I,TiN
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,copy-Te,:s. GEo. *. TAYLOR. civfa
SiRGi>iA.-Ai Eqit. held in NJ clylS', one- .

Co.. i'or-. rho> took, and other pe'''
-'i ~ H. -uii :, 10 ~. aside tn. deed 81 trusl oi
" Ngp'e and have satisfaction VI the claims oil te
@ = ct OF the an arising from the property therein
80 AMI Affidavit having been made and hied NAV
''''ttEi' a3ov. named non.resilents OF this Com'
'.rl;l tie .il defendants are notified TO appear az
g. g. Dee holden 10 the Clerks 0;fic. ofthr sald Court
T'' Monday IN April next aud 10 What Is necessary
f'','g' f't!r Interests in this suit;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04
DIED

~, At the Forest House, Clarion, Pa. on
thursday the 2lsi, after severe aud bro.
uacted illncss, General LrvG. Clown.
IN the oSd year Of his age.
General Clover was born in Clarion 90
ana OF an early day removed 10 This bor'
ongh, where he embarked In the meroon-
llle business, first rs clerk for J. b. Ey.
ans, and afterwards for himself lie held
the office Of Prothonotary and Associate
yuuee, IN this connty, and at one time
was brigadier General of this Brigade Mt
.he time composed of the counties of Arm.
strong Indiana, Clarion and Jefferson. :.
ne was also collector at Pittsburgh and
heid several other important positions ON
Je6ysonian. ''"''''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04
REGISTERS NOTICE,

NoTICE is hereby given, that the following
~ accounts have been examined and passed
by me, and remain filed Of record In this Office
for the inspection Of hoirs, lcyatees, croditrs a
al others in any other way interested, aud will
be presented 10 the next Orphans Court Of Clear
field County. to be held at tho Court House In
the borough Of Clearfeld, commencing on the 81
Monday of May, 1859, for confirmation and al.
lowanee ........ .r..r ..r ..r.
Tho Administration account Of John Wilson
Administrator of the Estate of Jane Kline late O
Bradford township Clearfeld county docensed.
The account Of r.. NJ. Smiley Administrator Of
the Estate Ct Ralph T.. Smiley late Of Brady
township Clearfeld county deceased.
The account Of Jacob illegal Administrator OF
the Estate of Joseph Leonard late Of Beccaria
township Cloarfold county deceated. G H.E IN
The Final account Of VIM. Rex md John s.
Curry Administrators Of the Estate Of Richard
Curry late Of Pike township Clenrheld county
deceased. |m' h.Hs +
The Administration pccount Of John A. i
illegal Administrator of tho Estate Of James L
illegal late Of Goshen township olearftld couu.
~ decsased
JAMES wRIGLEY, R.y,,,r.
April llth, 1850.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04
CAUTION

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur
- chasing or modelling with the following de-
seriJed property nthe possession of Jno Beish of
Bogg township: Two cows, one heifer, one year
ling calf, one spring calf, four bedstead., beds
and bedding enc cupboard, two stands, one desk,
one cook stove, one coal st owe, one lot carpet,
ten chairs one clock, one looking glass, one fam
ning null one plow, one harrow, one log chain,
one set hay ladders, one saddle, one set two
horse harness, as the same belongs to me, and
is left with the said John Boish on loan only
subjec; 70 my order.
c. NJ CADWALLADER.
April 18th, 1859. 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04

~
Dn A NJ lint,, requests i. 10 say ,b.,
he VIII be absen, from his Office ,iurins
'"'' and ,he'ucceedins week
IN rows- "A couple Of our yoong
friends from Bellcfonte, G. n. Hale ESQ
and Mr. Jos. D. Harris cf Tho firm Of ,Io,
y Harris q Co, in the early part Of tho
week. ON hunt Of the horse and buggy Of
'he latter, which was stolen last SUNDAY
h'ght They were unsuccessful in their
search, but expressed themselye, worry
much pleased with the appearance of our
town. and gratifed with their visit.
Our THANKS are due TO the clever edi
tors OF tho Bellefonto Watchmar for the
very fattering terms in which, in alludinr
10 our late brief visit TO their thriving bor
ough, they have seen proper to speak o.
us. We fell conscious of being entirel,
undcserying Of their high commentator
but we know their sentiments were dicta,
ted by sincerity and friendship, and W.
shall strive not TO forfeit their good opip.
ion
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04

THE HAMMONTON FARMER-A
newspaper devoted to Literature and Agri.
culture, also setting forth full accounts OF
the new settlement of IIammonton, in
New Jersey, can be subscribed for at 25
cents per annum.
inelose postage stamps for the amount.
Address to Editor of the Farmer, Ham.
monton, Atlantic County, New Jersey
Those wishing cheap lana, Of the best
quality, in one ofthe healthiest and most
delightful climates in the Uuion. See ad,
yertisoment OF Hammonton Lands.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04

cleatdeld cfook apd hndp of Robert riiot. con.
tanning laO acfes Also, ono tract Of hpd con.
minlng about 4hofet, and being NE tame tses
ohlqingd from Joel Cadbnrry the above de
seubed heing known De The cloaterll nridge
property Also, uuc tact Of hnd, situaet In
D. gEs ~, containing two. .hundtcd acres. mots
o. less bgihg The soath end Of tract suryeycd In
nome Of VIM. inrd and lctor nrown, bounded
Py hnls Of David Adams. Jon'a noynton and
other' Seized, taken in execution. and 10 hc
sold as the property Of Thomas Ralston.
80, . y, q. MILLER. sheriff.
sNefiu . VNee, Clearlicld, Ia. April goth so.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04

FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
FROM PHILADELPHIA by Railroad in
the State of New Jersey. Soil among the
best for agricultural purposes, being q
good loan soil with clay bottom. The
land is a large tract, divided into small
farms, and hundrl DIS from all parts of the
country are now settling and building
The crops can be seen growing. Terms
fro n SIS to 800 per acre, payable within
four years by instalments. TO visit the
ploee-Lcaye Vine ST. whmf at phlade!.
phia, Mt y a. NJ, by Railroad for Ham
monton, or address r. j. Byrnes by letter
See full advertisement in another column
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

VNHE BOOKS Of d. W. Moore, Esq having
Il been. In my possession for settlement and
collection for some time, and still much of them
remaining unsettled, / give this last notice, that
all persons indebted upon said books for ADVERT.
sing, subscription, Or job work, must positively
come and settle the same, at or before the May
Court WIN. PORTER.
ClearGeld, March 2, 1859. rno. 7. vol iy.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-05-04
CAUTION.

\ LII persons are hereby cautioned against
N purchasing or modelling with the following
described property now in the possession Of
Jonathan Wiser jr.: milk COWS beds and
beding, one cupboard, one table, hogs, one hive
bees, one cook stove, and all other household
furniture, one plow, one harrow, one log ehsia,
grain and hay, farming utensils &C., as The saIpo
belongs to me subject to my order.
- JONATHAN WISER sr
April 18th, 1859. st. pd.