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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25
UARLE

- BEAVER-DAM LAND IN G00CHLAND
f fRTY ERE NJ IL
YOUNG, AM. Likely SLAVES HORSES,
kfTcHEN F FUN fri' to A de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of Gocchand county. in
ct al" rendered at the September term, 1859, the
undersigned; as CqmmissIoner, will sell at public
THURSDAY, the 10th day of November, 1859,
m lair II net Ihe next lar ay thsTeai5e er the
owned BY the late j. T, A. Martin, and on which he
resided at the time of his death. II contains 7SS
the late John s. Fleming. and Charles Guerrant
deed, and situated the Beaver Dam Creek
There are about 100 acres oil nIst rate low sroands
The buildings consist OF q two-story Dwelling
House with seven large rooms Negro, lee and To-
farm. The situation IS as beautiful and healthy rs
any in the county, 1t about four miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal. five miles from
the Court House, one mile from the contemplated
line Of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
Richmond.
TERMs.-Cash Cor SO much as will be sufficient to
pay the expenses OF the sale and the costs of the
suit, and the balance on a credit of ], 2, 3 and 4
years, the credit instruments to hear interest from
chaser to give bonds with good personal security
fos the deferred payments and the title to be re-
taaea up I'VE SFa asn f be 81 ae C9sT show
10 those disposed TO purchase. and they can write
to me- at Nebraska Post-Oiiee. Appomattox conn-
mon nd see my COUNSEL JAMES hass E. RoBRRTsoNe h
Special Commissioner.
ALS0-Ten young and likely SisAV ES--viz:
Five men. two women, two girls and one boy, and
all the personal property thereon, will be sald after
the sale Of the land. cons sting ofvaiuable HORSES
and MULES, embracing two very fine thorough
them his race-mare, ''JulJa Todd" and wearing
colt ont of her. by .Red Eye" pronounced by good
Judges the finest colt thsy ever saw; Cows, Calves
Hogs: and n large flock of Sheep; Wagons, Carts.
Top Busy, all the Farming Implements. and crops
of Tohacco, Corn, Oats. Hay. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are of the
most improved blood.
TER~s For the personal property, fexcept the
slaves, for whom cash will be required.) for all
sums under $50. cash; over that amount 8 months
credit. for boads with approved security.
The foregoing sales will take place positively
without limit or reserve. -
JAMES Is. ROBERTSON.
Admir- of J. L. A. Martin, and
Admir- de bonis non of John Martin, deed.
oc 4-d&extds
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New ORLEANS. Oct. 2l-The fire last nigh
destroyed almost five squares. The loss is es-
timated IT S50a0OU by some, and by others a
S5truin
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WHEELER & WILSON'S

NEW YORK, Oct 24-The Baltic, from AS
pinwall, with California dates to the 5th inst,
has arrived. She brings s l,s000U0 IN specie
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Commerce OF Mobile.
Gold from Pixies Peak.

MOBILE, Oct u, ls50.-Exports for the week,
$3.50, 90. The imports are only made mp quar-
teclV.
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&M SO RE W AK u. - The shOve reward
EEk will he paid te any one who wi, apprehend
AAand commit to jail negro DO. THOMAS,
~ who ran off abont the 18th CT May last from
-N-ksMr n. George d. Harwood. OF Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is about is years old,
quick when spoken to. and has been accustomed 70
work in a tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was en- a canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
7. B JONES,
Admir- of Saml Peasants, d.
Rapid-Ann Station, Culpeper Co. oc It's
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JORDAN. VIM g. co

{ITN. SATTLER s, CO.,
" IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSH ES..We received by the late steamer n
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, Of
superior quality to which call the attention of
m eus
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s.s WATGR POWER FOR RENT Or
afHas LEASE--A LOT and WATER POW Err, suit
~EAable fora touudT. any other purpose, adj
joining the Richmond Steel Works. Apply to
JAS. HUNTER.
&c 20 2w+ At the Richmond Steel Works
III FOR RENT "A large and spacious
Fiji WAREHOUSE. on the Dock. suitable for
-4-A Storage House Tobacco Factory. Posses
sion given lst January next.
&C l5-lw JOHN EN- DERS.
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1oEO HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH.
1913. IoNABIE CLoTHiNG-F 4 |.
6eODS.-The subscriber has Just rseelyed h,s
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article In
the Clothing line
Also, stock of CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs, Vest,
ngs and Taiiors' TRIMMINGS, not to lie surpassed
By any house in the city, which he i prepared TO
make to measure at thesshoriest notice, and Ia the
sfeNs' s''N 4. d. SPENCE,
No, 10 cor. Main and 18th SITS.
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GINOCCHINO q BRO,

II. IMPORTEK
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. 40. WILLIAM STREET, N. Y.
La Ratica. La Espanola Prensados,
Jaeabo yglesia Pardo, La Espanola Brebas.
Reegentes de Calidad, la Espanoia Damtss,
Cabauas Brevas, III Iumuri Compnes.
Cabauas IondTes. &C., Prlmera Diana comnnes,
Fartagas Regalias. La Rosa, Damltas. &C.,
La Flor de Santiago Con- Soriegas Comunes,
chas, Escusapios,
La Flor de Santiago Bre PhiantlTopie Esparte-
vas, ros.
La Flor de Santiago En-I.a yalentia,
tire Actos, la Flor de Sala.
rajaro del 0ceano, Flors de Colombia. Brit
Lasdos Ruedas, tanca,
La Urania, Regentes, Re,
III Naptuna Fegslias, Prfnctpes. TO-. &C.. &c.
Imported CIGARS from $40 10 so per I,0oo
oc l7-12t
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLy DE.

' SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on THE COR,
NER OF MAIN r5 AND THIRD STREETS, FOR
owner we will sell at public auction, the
premises, on FRIDAY, the. 25th day OF Oct, 1889,
csmmeneins at o'clock, 7. M, that most heantl-
full LOT, located as above, toppQslte the resi-
dence of JUDGE John Robertson fronting 1865 feet
on the south side OF Main street, running back
l6311 feet ON the west line Of Third street. 1t will
be subdivided into smaller lots, according to plat
and survey to be shown at the hour OF sale. TAX
iug into consideration the elevated position OF tins
property: the fact that il fronts on the SoHth Side
Of Main street, and has a very fall depth and the
location and neig hborhood being excellent, it IS
believed that for fine dwellings, there is scarcely
another lot Ia this city Of It's SIZE, that can COM
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at s. IL, and
Is months for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed. or title Tetalned
oc IL GODDiN X AfPEhSpN. Auct y.
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DoGGETT & ANDERs son.

II tIDF tTtINfIH = j N.tE. 4,
Woald invite buyers 10 examine their Pail stock
of CARPETiN6. FLOOR oil CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GOODS which they are selling much DO
low the usual price that such goods are sold a..
Also. large and varied assortment of PAPER-
HANG MIS-. from the cheapest TO the finest that
is manufactured. both French aud American,
which will be sold very cheap. We ara also ore
10 rooms. in the city or country, CARPETS, CUR
TAINS, OIL, CLOTHS and WIND0sS-SIIApES,
at the shortest notice. Also, PAPER HANGING
done BY superior wofkHen. HanseksepeFs need-
ing an, thing In our hne, will and assortment
good and oar prices low. oc SIM
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.aEJag, CARRIAGES, CAR AG ES :,
E44rSttts2 CARRIAGES.-Th subscriber inte nds
Se=-AH- changing his business, and will oher lor
sale his stock of CARRIAGES, &c, Of h!s own
make, consisting of ROCKAWAYS, BUGGlEs,
with and without tops, &C., which have been put
up with great care-ior this market-at Is per cent
every vehicle on hand. would further state, that
all persons in want of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
&C., Will had 1t greatly to their interest to give me
q call, rs am determined to sell at all hazards,
lower than any one else, order to close out my
stock. JOHN DOES,
oc 2l-lms Corner 9th and Broad SITS,
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u ENOyAf..-Th subscriber, IN retnfainS nis
II thanks To hss former patrons ana iftaaus tQs
the many iasors heretofore bessoxcden hiai would
respectfully ipform them and the pab.i. ssnsIally
III i4sb and Frsaxliu streets. hs hay Tencvcd his
House Az b sign PA,STiS9 EsIisLkssahh,
Wt,JfSE and ne II 4, tho Va. Central Agricultural
Soest, = fjflcs. where call fron the publie 1t
.siae - 'esses' JAS. NJ. CARTER
No. I, Basement Ballard Henses
p s.-Two or three good Joarney men FAINT
Ej,S wanted immediately. 90 tT-lHS
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POTOMAC HOUSE,

DOTOMAC House, -
CORNER BROAD AND 7TF Sis
The prepretor is now pre- Jared TO furnish stran-
yers visiting the Fair and citizens generally, with
the best edbes and drinkahles, that i Is possible
for the market to afford. He has made arTange-
Norfok. and is thereby enabled 70 furnish his pa
irons with the hest oysters and hsh that arrive ~
ms market His BAR is stocked with wines and
liouors that are unsurpassed and all that he de-
81 ne &c a e s's ~ THOS. PHII.LiPS.
C,oR SALE..A HORSE, T0P-BuGG4 AND
HARNESS compiete, the owner having no
furtaer use for the same. The above can be seen
at the American stable. For teTms Applyr 70 :.
os as-St r. y. EAVAo' Fsssi"
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BY Edmona. Davenpert & Co.. Anct,rs.

(TOFFEE AND SALT-CARGO NALE OF
y NEW CROP RIO COFFEE PER BARK
SALLY MAGEE. DIRECT FROM RIO, AND
LlEERfOOL FINE SALT PER SHIP ERIE,
NJ. on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10Th. we will offer for
sale at our warehouse, head OF the Dock
$500 bag new crop RIO COFFEE.
In double and twIlled bags, per bark Sally Magee,
direct from Rio, selected expressly for the Vir
sinla and Tennessee trade.
ALSO.
4,e00 sacks Liverpool FINE SALT.
Per ship Erie, from liverpool direct.
EDMOND DAVENPORT X CO.,
oc - Auctioneers.
EVIL be added to the above SALE $500 bags prime
no CoFFkE, in double bags, per bark Amy
warwick
ALSO,
E0 casks Hibbert's London PORTER, PER ship
Daniel Webster" from London.
oc2 q EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
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~s.gs t thsb ttYYNq nvfy EsG7To ls Rys
Canal Boat OLIVIA will leave as
above. For freight apply to
WIN. p. cox,
&C 2i-2t At the Shed, Dock street
~ FOR CHARLESTON, =. C.-The .n-
5.ssssrS peror last sailing schr. PEARL, CAPTAIN
LANK, having the greater portion OF her
caT.o ENGAGED, VIII sail with quick dispatch. For
balance OF freight apply to
&c pts W. D. COLO & co.
4tsN FOR BoSToN.-The superior fast sail
sTEfs ing schr. EXCELSIOR, Capt. RILEY hav-
ing the greater portion of her cargo en gaged
Will sail with quick dispatch. For balance OF
freight apply TO
oc 2o-ts W. D. COLQUITT & co.
ms. FOR PHiLADELpIla.-Th supe-
dsTTSs rior tast-sai!ns schr. BRUNETTE, Capt
+sf-eS JOHNSON, having the greater portion of her
cargo engaged, will sail with quick dispatch. For
oe 20-3t W. D. COLQUGTT & co.
ri FOR MOBILE, ALA.-The superior
etasSr tast-sailiag schr. CHARLOTTE L. BUCK,
%seS@ CGoMBs, Master, having the greater portion
OF her cargo engaged, WALL have all possible dis
patch. For remainder Of cargo, appl, to
oc l9-lw W. d. COLQUITT 4 co.
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OFFICE r. & p. r. r. COT
RICHMOND. Va, Oct Is. 1859.
~-ux=zu=, CHANGE OF HOURS
AQl4 M On and after. the 2lst inst. the
EH,A - Freight and Accommodation
petersburg, at 8, instead OF O'Clock, A. NJ.
DC 20-1w 4. Ii. W4NNE, Sup't.
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goo n0n-yIsITORs TO THE FAIR.

GOO OOO-yISITORS TO THE Fair.
SpoO,OOO and others are respectfully IN,
yited to call AT the old stand l02 Main street, shd
examine the largest and most desirable STOCK "i
ZINE CLOTHING ever seen IN this CITY or State'
The assortment embraces great variety oil rieh,
elegant, and tasty goods, gotten up Mt our ewn man
ufhctory, IN the best and most fashionable style,
under great advantages, and which offer It very
low prices Cali and make your selection from
STOCK amounting to $4,000, and in which all can
be suited IN goods, style. and prices.
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
rAKPETlAG.-Just received. fresh supply
~ Of these hne TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR
supply of other CARPETS, make complete as
softment, which all IN want will do well to exam,
inc. . WIN. A. WALTERS,
% sl-st No. lle Main ST., corner Of 18th.
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,> PIANO STORE. No. .lS BROAD ST.,
49, opposite BTeeden f. For's Dry Goods
tif Ri Street.-The subscriber would invite a call
from persons visiting the city in want of PIANOS,
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
constantly on hand large assortment of fine In
strunIents, selected by himself with special care
Having been many years IN the trade, and being
thoroughly conveTSant with the mechanism of the
selssn instrument which he cannot recommend
and endorse. He IS Sot:dgent here for Stelnway Il
Sons, of New York. whose instruments well
known throug bout the country, and also keeps an
assortment OF he instruments made ~ W. hnabe
Il Co., of Baltimore, and the Pianos of other we'll
known manufacturers. Those who wish to buy
Will consult their interests by visiting the estab
ment OF l.. MAYR. No. 2IS Broad St.
DpDnsite 4
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(,HuRCm HILL GRoUERY..-i beg leave /.

" inform the citizens OF Church Hsll and VICINITY.
that have thus day completed ms stock OF FAMis
baud articles Of the best quality. as have taa
areater portion of my GROCERIES bought st tho
ed 10 sell them cheap. II not cheaper, than fhsv
can he purchased down town, and as shall keep
strictly temperance house. would call ths attention
of her honofed sons
Be sure 10 call At the right pssee, brick store,
w, Saunders. w ~ 6Ahk..
lS--fN
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COMMERCIAL.

f.vrEvnof. Oct. lt.-Cctton steady-sales iol
y days I'd /, "59 bales. There is good enquiry al
X-reHnc rates.
Ds,sts gS', ssaSfs.
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~. FoR BALVIMoR E-TRT

rs<lS|nwFFKKIT = 1 n : y y U IN ET 7
sssz=s1ss-ssrss SrFAMfBoA COMPANY Lf nM
steamer GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RlcH'D. PRlrcH-
ARD, viii receive freight to-day tMONnAY.( and
up Ia the hour OF l. clock Nj. TUESDAY,
Freight taken 10 Boston, wa Baltimore at low
est rates, with creates, Dispatch
hour OF y O'Clock, Nj, Tuesday, the hour of de-
Tickets procured either at our Office in Sboekoe
slip or at steamers wharves
oe 24-I DAVID & VIM CJIRRTE
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''ll' E R1-TLER- II G G Z.

HIGH C0NSTABLE'S SALE-By virtue of
II a distress warrant and sundry attachments in
my hands VS.. }. NJ. Lewis, shall proceed to sell, at
public suction, on FRIDAY. the 2Sth day of Octo-
Der, 1859, at the High Constahe's Office. comme =
eng nj 10 O'Clock, A. M, the entire stock of said
J. M. Lewis consisting of large lot of Dry Goods,
! Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps. Ready made Cloth
| ing. Umbrellas. large Showcase. &c.
TERMS-Cast. F. BUTLER, H c. C. r.
! os
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P. 6. BAyLY. THos. J. MoycURy
DAYLY& MONCUEE. as
u - COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Offer their services for the sale of TOBACCO.
CORN, WHEAT, FLOUR, and ALL KINDS or
PRODUCE, to which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
~ Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Iy I'D 4 WIN
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SlIERIFFs SALES.

Di Virtue N a writ N yanditlonas IA,
I'D nohas issued out of the Court N Common
Pleas Of Clearhold County, and 10 me directed
will be exposed 10 public sale, at the Court House
10 The borough Of clearhcli, on Monday, the I IN
day Of April 1859, the following described
real estate, 10 wit!
Tho undivided fourth part Of all that certain
mo,suage, tonomcnt aud tract of land situate on
the waters Of Trout Run and Moshannon creek,
IN tue townships of Rush aud Decatur In the
counties OF Centre and Clcafheld, State of Penn.
9Nania, bounded aud described as follows he
ginning at post near tho Moshannon crock
thence south 81 degrees west 20 pcrchos " hem.
lock, thence south, 63 degrees vest So pcrohes
to Pine, thence north, 10 dog west, 81 porchcs 10
white oak thence north, "a degrees west, ~
perches to hemlock thence north, degrees
east % porches to post thence north, degrees
cast IL perches 10 pine stump thence north, 9c
degrees west, 90 porchcs to hcmlock thence north
20 degrees west, 5B perchcs to hemlock; thorce
north COZ degrees west, lj2 pcrches to post by
homloek thence NORTH O. degrees, ~ pcrchess
TO post by hcmlock thence south, 40 degrees
vest Ol perches to hemlook stump thonco south,
~ degrees east, II pcrchcs to post thence SOUTH
60 degrees east so Oporohcs TO post thence south,
90 degrees west, 22i perchcs to post; thence
south, l2l degrees cast, 20 perchcs to a post
thence south Sll degrees west % perches 10
post heneo north, S15 degrees wost 5S pcrchcs;
to post thence north, ~ degrees west, 0perchcs
topost thence south 40 degrees west, 72i perch
es to post by white oak thence south, 6S degrees
east ~ perchcs to beech stump; thence north,
90 degrees east, 3jS perchcs to stones thence
3sl east 2li porches to post thence north 81
degrees south, l9i perches ts laurel on left or
western bank cf Trout Run thence down said
stream to its junction with Moshannon creek,
and down cast or right bank Of same by the cour-
ses an distances thereof to southern limo Of John
Harrison tract opposite the tcwn Of 0ceolas
he nee 60 degrees east--along said line 70 placd
OF beginning con:o ng seventeen hundred an
hyS acres a. ..DwG.' Also tho defendant
interest 1t be. . -,e undivided fourth part Of
the town Of 0ceolA ON Tyrone and Clearfeld
Railroad, including within town plot eighty acres
and allowance. Seized taken in execution, and
to bo sold rs the property of j. j. Lingle.
f. G.. MILLER, Sheriff.
Sherii's.. Office Cloariiold, Pa. March, 10Th so.
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WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

"CosrAR's" Exterminators are invalua,
bio remedies for clearing houses of all
sorts of vermin. With all confidence we
recommend them.-N Y. Daily Satte Reg.
iSter.
"Costar's" remedies for all domestic
pests, such as Rats. Reaches, Bed Bugs,
Ants, Fleas, &C., are invaluable we can
speak from actual knowledge OF their mer-
its. Druggists and dealers should send
their orders early, if they would seyure II
trade in them.-Ne,o York Journal.
81 shall write something about your En-
terminators, as can do so with proprie-
ty, They are selling rapidly here anddes-
troying all vermln.-Ed. "Bqnner," Fay
cite, No.
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TllE llAMMONTON FARMER-A
newspaper devoted to Literature and Aeri.
culture, also setting forth full accounts of
me new settlement Of IIammonton, in
New Jersey, can be subscribed for at %
cents per Rnnum.
inclose 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 the healthicst and most
delightful climates in the Union. See nd,
Vertisement OF lIammonton Lands.
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THE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY,

vLTILL be opened on the first Tuesday Of May
Wv under the general supervision of the Rev.
G. NJ. Galloway, and the immediate care Of a
competent teacher.
Terms per session Of twenty two weeks--0r-
biography, Reading, Writing and Primary Arith-
metic and Geography, s. 90
Higher Arithmetic and Geography,
English Grammar and History, 6 90
Algebra, Physiology, Natural Philos.
ophy, Chemistry, Book Keeping, BOta-
ny, Geology, Evidences of Christianity,
and biblical Antiquities, s 90
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Rhet.
oric, Logic and Astronomy, 10 90
The Latin and Greek Languages, IL 90
Exercises in Composition and Defamation
will bo required of all the pupils, according to
their abilities.
No deduction will be made when the pupil en-
ters within two weeks Of the commencement Of
tho session unless occasoned by protracted
sickness.
No pupil received for less than half session.
TyitOn to be paid at the close Of the first ele-
ven weeks of the session.
ClcarGcld, March 8, 1859. !nO. s, vol. iv.-tfl
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The LIVING AGE

HAVING largely increased its circulation the
III past year, the publishers are enabled to ap-
pend the new and attractive feature Of a series
of LITERARY AND SCIESTIric PoRrRAIrs, ergra-
we'd on steel, each Of which will be accompanied
by Biographical Memoir, thus furnishing to it's
readers, net only the cream Of the best Period.
cal Literature Of the World, but also n complet
Illustrated Biographical Dictionary, commcn.
cling with the Portr ats of De Quincy, followed
by Hugh Miller, W. II. Prescott, Professor vii.
son, Charles Lamb, 0berln, Humboldt, &C.
al say without hesitation, that il could have
but one Magazine among all that arc published
in our country, should select Littell's Living
Age. 1t contrives to touch the golden medium
between light and solid articles, between mere
instruction and mere entertainment and n great
deal of knowledge may be gathered up from it,
such as every one ought to possess Extract
from Letter from Henry Ward Beecher.
rERNs.-Single numbers, I3 cents yearly sub
scription, S6-prepaid to any address. Subscrip-
tions for less period IL desired. Special terms
10 Clergymen and clubs.
DELESSER & PROCTER,
Publishers, sos Brood0ay, ". J.
81. no. 0, vol. iv.l
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

WI ILL be offered at public sale on the prcmi-
w ses, on Saturday the 26th day Of March,
A. D. 1859, at o'clock 7. ii. n House and Lot in
the town of Philipsburg, Centre Co. Pa, now oc-
cupied by Frederick Sensor, being 80 feet in
length, and 66i feet in width fronting on Bca-
yer Street, and bounded on the North by lot fov-
merly owned BY DR.. Lorain, and by lot formerly
occupied by the late Jacob T. Sensor. To bo sold
MS the estate of Valentine Fegal deceased. in nc
cordnncc with the provisions in the last will and
testament Of said decedcnt.
Terms made known on the day of sale, and
posse sson given on the first day Of April next by
JOSEPH McCLARRIN. Executor.
Feb. 2S, 1859. [no. Z, vol iy.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-30
AUDITO-'S NOTITICE.

In do matter Of Toe Estate Of Alexander Stone.
Lotc Of Boqp totOnShip, C1enfeIa County,
deceased
rhe undt rsigned auditor, appointed by the Or
phan's Court Of Clearheld County, 10 examine
and report upon the partial account Of Jesse
Stone Executor of Alexander Stone the above
named decedent, hereby give, notice that he will
attend to the duties Of said appointment n ga
turday, the 10th day April next, at the Office
Of LaIrimer a Test, in the borough Of Clearheld,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. when and where all persons
interested can atten Il they see proper.
JAS. II. LARRIMER, Auditor.
March le, 1859. tno ., vol. iy.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-30
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES

FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
FROM PHILADELPHIA by Railroad in
the State Of New Jersey. Soil among the
best for agricultural purposes, being a
good loan soil with n clay bottom. The
land is n large tract, divided into small
farms, and hundr, DIS from all parts of the
country are now settling and building
The crops can be seen growing. Terms
fro \ Sl5 to $50 per acre, payable within
four years by instalments. To visit the
placc-Lcave Vine 81. wharf at phladcl.
phiN, at - A. NJ, by Railroad for HAN
monton, or address r. J. Byrnes by letter.
See full advertisement in ouoiaer column.