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Marcy while Secretary Of State In 1852 IN note to Mr..
Huseann the Austrian Minister, lays down the princa.
pie in this broad language
Whenever, by the operation Of the law Of nations
Individual becomes clothed with national character,
be he native born nxturalixed Citizen an exile driven
nom his carly homo by political oppression or an emit
grant eptced rom By hop Of better fortune for
himself and posertg be claim the protection Of this
government, and may respond TO that claim without
being Obliged explain s conduct any foreign Power,
for it's duty make s nationality respected by other
nations and respectful In every quarter or the globe
Again Mr.. Marcy said
International Law looks only to the national character
III determining wIat country hasthe rghtto protect.
person from this country abroad with the nationality
OF the United States this law epons upon other nations
to respec, him, regard 70 projections, American
citizen. concedes every country tho right protect
any ard all who may be clothed with i.s nationality
So lar, therefore from the position by the
5uch nan being in accordance with
0Aal law, or with the settled pecy Of this govern
nent u Is 70 my mind, in positive conflict with boh--
10 couraventop of all known precedens In history
own ctiz u.s. derogaton Of the high standing our
country smopg the nations Of the earth IL ,s great
step back ward 1t tame)y surrenders bsck TO the
OF France and Great Britain what they had
once fairly and fully oeded TO Is lops from the
uaturalzcd citizen pert Of his vested rights secured
ny N. copsuiiop AM the laws of nations II renders an
Ancrcsn passport OF protection" In the hands OF
e,ui ahzs6 dea1 letter. and gives 10 American
daer snd eups, and SHIPS, and foreign
nor s. Tar value than they have had I. Ia altogether
position remark able Tor the sge and times We
live. Very respectfully. Jour obi eerv't.
* ZOIIICOFFER.
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when
Supervisor vooRms called up the report on annual
taxes 10 RAISE tax being the levy for 1869, authorized
by tho Legislature, the supervisors being authorized 70
raise the amount required.
The paper was read and passed.
The Board increased tho salary Of Mr. vandcrvoor clerk
Of the session, and his deputy and then adjourned 70
Thureday next.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Beard las, eycnlugPres,dsn, AcsPEDoS In the
chair.
communication was received from the Comptroller in
relation the contract for the roof Of Tim pkns
The Comptroller says tina. Of the estimates for
s4 5t0 and another for 525 In June 1859 the Street
Commissioner sent the highest bid TO the Comptroller for
approval of the suro,es, when the Comptroller declined
do the ground thu it not tho lowest bid. The
Comptroller ssys that the action lie taken he has
epdeayored TO treasury a5Ou 81 O00 Referred
The Committee Ordinances reported in favor OF pro
tectng the milkmen Of NeW York by allowing thsm to
aypout AN Inspector to thas they should receive in
each can the proper measure from country sellers.
Adopted
CITY FINANCES.
communication received from the Co nptroler
transmitting stAtemeDt and summary OF expenditures
city government account; also several special and
ueS accounts end during the rfst half 0t the p-esaot
dscal year. euorg June 80, amounting 10 ss,9b06 o.
Oruered printed
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
communication from the Street C0nmis.
soner recommending the withdrawal OF the three sseam
Gre engines owned by the city, from the service pre-
sent 10. the reason, stated by tbs Superintendent OF
Fire Apparatus that Toe Common Cornell had made 10
provision Tor them, while they required
teId ,hsm constantly Referred to COMMITTEE On Fire
Department.
The sEhI ANNUAL REPORT THE STREET COMMISSIONER
the semi annual report Of Street Commissioner smith
was aent In, and ordered to be printed
the resolution from the C0uucilnen u give the gats
house contract at the reservoir Farcolds Walker
Co was brought up md coucnrred IN by 10 to-
RESOLUTION u advertise be ferry lease from Grand TO
South Seventh street Concurrsd IL.
The report OF the Committee on Railroads was re
ceived, together With ordinance permit Hudsou
River Rairoad Company 10 city passenger cars, aua
10 give them time 70 remove their Depot Adopted.
DkFfNcE OF The WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CONTROVERSY.
the Mayor sent IN message vetoing the
OF So 900 TO defend title Of the city 70 West Washing
Ton Market The appropriation pa ssed ny VI
~ to ., notwithstanding The OF the Mayor.
then reconsdereo, ara Committee Of Conference
with the CounGiimsn appointed
The question Of redis;rictipg the city made spe
cal order for Thursday evening to which time
Board adjourned
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IMPORTANT CITY MATT

sbe Proceedings OF the Boards "f Snpsrvi-
,ors and AldeYmcp-Th~ Act Relative rv
Ihe Tax Commissioners Pronounced Uacom-
stttutlOAnI, &c., Sc.
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PERSONAL.

TrnrrYnunrW -RECEIvED NOTE AT FIVE. roo LATE
" meet ~ men1 ves, very sosTy WI meet same
" w ss.anr mos
" Mr. JOAQUIN MIA WILL CALI. At NO ~
Bioecser street. he win oblige Mr. joaquin Abaa who de-
s'res eee him.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF THOs. COSRoY, BY
bs Cther Bridget Colroy 90 Congre avenue, rev TIA
,u mn When sst heard from he worked for milkman
n, ed William GO charlton street New YORK ciy.
to IL yeas age. ANY ntormstioo CONCERNING MIN WI
received bv john lynch 52 Washington street,
sew York, or by his aGcsed motber ia sew haven.
INFORMATION WiNrED-OF JOHANNA REAanOF.
reformation OF her waercaD1uA will be teaDAtduy
toeyed by he sser Cahane Esardon At o. Vrs;h hGceL
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Port OF New York, July IA, 1859.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAY.
SUN RIGEs Al MO0s RISES. eve q,
suS sEts................ ~ HIGH WATER. morn ~
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TanmaDy Hall
Al A. meeting OF the IAN

At meeting Vi the Iammaoy Hal General Con ntteee,
ON Tuesday night, the following report and resolutions
were adopted
Your committee, TO whom was referred the subject OF
the protection duo 10 naurazed returning 70 the
country birsb respectfully report that they hsgs
seriously considered The question, and have arrived a.
the following conclusons:-
slss ghst the Esnt 0S sa2s!Si0a nas been sssertsa
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nyKh, COFFEE 40 SPICE SrORE FOE SALE WITH
all the fancy fixtures stock, and four years
Of The b st stands Island 1906 Fulton srook yn
inquire coLcoiately Of ID. o. Don h, h. $50
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men from ignorance aud boniage-wheneyer
prepared to do such things these be sure
that the example Of the North will not be unet the
South. Every effort that is made in Brooklyn establish
schools and churches for the free coored people, and
encourage them TO educate themselves and indie
pendent Is step towards emancipation in the South. The
degradation OF free colored in the North will forty
slavery in the South.
BRowN-Truth.
BExcHER.-we must quicken all the springs OF feeling in
the free States in behalf of human liberty and
public sentiment based upon truth and true MANHOOD;
for IL we any good purpose on the minds OF the
South must do It through sautary and pure public
own practice, and set example OF the right spirit II.
shall have position from which to exer. bene al
public influence the minds of Southern Shareholders
For this there must be full and free discussion Under
our Institutions public opinion Is the monarch and FREQ
speech and debate form public opinion.
BaowS.-My own practice has been correct in this
matter.
Brcr,yR The air must be vital with the love OF liberty
Liberty with must be raised by religion from the sell
shness instinct TO the sancty Of moral prncpe
We love for ourselves, and demand for others
Since Christ took mans nature human life has a
Divine sanctity. We must inspire in the public mind
profound sense of the rights Of founded upon their
relations God. The glory of intelligence refinement
genius has nothing to do with mems rights. The rice
slave. the Hottentoi much Gods children Hum
bodi Chalmers That they are in degra intion only
1t more imperative upon to to them the birth
right which they in ignorance might sell for mess OF
potage.
BRowx-very we'll
BIrHrR.-These things must become familiar again to
our pupis. Our children must be taught TO glow again
IN our schools the heroic ideals of liberty Mothers
ust wne the first threads of their childrens life with
sooen threads OF these divine truhs ana the whole
e must De woven TO the heavenly patti srn Of liberty,
bRows-very well.
ta @ what can the North DO for the South unless
If pSrt near, purified and ennobeds When the love
sound - az so low an ebb that churches dread tie
sound ministers shrink from the tonic. when hoo, ,I
;nc ~ saar no, publish republsh word on the sub
oIs oxrrs, eus out every living word from school
Dooks eAPuiea'e NE passages from Humboldt Spnreeon
ana All doreh authors or teachers and when great re
gous soceues, endowed for the very purpose
OF speaking icaressly the truths which interes, y -,
perish pervcrt their trust and dumb art ami ebe ~
and artculate only In things that thousands n ob
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since the 18th Yesterday morning, five O'Clock, they
picd him 10 the number OF 400 including
Wise himself, Who BY the way, seemed quite in his ole
men IN the DIN OF warke preparation aud seated with
the virginia soldiers managed make capital breakfast
complmeutmg Talson's Virginia corn bread more par
ueulafly.
OF course everybody al Governor Wise 10
get his opinion about the prospect OF brush with
The aboitionis's. Ho answered that while he did
net believe any attempt would be made to res
cue Old Brown, yet in his estimation the best way to
prevent serious trouble was to be fully prepared 10 NEE
Especially he wished TO preserve the property of the
juiors who condemned Browr from The torch OF abolition
.lnssaries Who are cvocny lurking in the vicinity Of
Charlesown Furthermore he thought il would be tine
chance TO "dfill his boys" and let them little sol
dsrs duty 10 be prepared for active service the pos
sbc contingency OF their being required hereafter TO
rally IN defence of the soil and laws OF Virginia. He also
declared his purpose not to respite Old Brown hour
An elderly gentleman approached Governor Wise at
TIE depot ana sad:-"Ah, Governor both getting
too old to fight =
''Not bit Of it," replied Governor w. quickly; "rm
getting younger every day, and handle gun with
any my men, lony wish these skuiking villains would
sho their fnccs-thnfs all.'
Governor Wise was literally overrun with applications
from parties anxious TO go along and take hand in any
fighting The following despatch Is sspecim0n brck-
CHARLOTTESVILLE Nov. 20.-Governor II. A. Wise, Har-
per S Fery-We feel sighted at being called on Sond
Tor US by all means c. c. Wertcnbaker, First Lieutenant
Monticello Guard
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A MEMBER OF CONGRESS IN THE RANKS FOR
HARPER'E EEPRY

Several companies OF Petersburg volunteers attached to
the seth Regiment, passed through Richmond the 10th
inst en- roe for Charestown Among the citizens whom the
call OF duty has summoned to the field OF Roger
FIyor representative elect from the Fourth district of
Virginia in the Congress of the United States, who,
private in the Petersburg Grays passed through with his
companions in arms at the time alluded 10.
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REMOVALS..

n isEAsEs OF THE THROAT, LUNGS AND HEART
- DIR ADAMS successor to DIR. Robert Hunter, Of 828
broadway ss moved 75 Yves. Thirteenth street n. H.
Yh..t hs eaa he eeEsu',ea PEI sonall. Or BY Letter.
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)QH BOWERY.-MADAME wID0ER, CLAIRvOYANT,
AJO gifted Spanish lady unveils the mystery OF futurIy
love marriage absent friends skness prescribss medicines
for 81 dseases tells lucky numbers property lost stolen
Ne GC BcYeryi between Houston and Blocker streets
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40 CHRISTOPHER sTREET-MRS. II. ROEDER-
TO This astonishing failing asrologs seer and
gifted lady has returned 70 this city and sves true nforma
rage love affairs journeys lawsuits difficulty business alb
sent friends, sickness &C. Mrs. Roeder succeeds when all
others fail Beware Of impoSors and remember her resi-
dence 43 Ctrstopher street Mrs. X. is the lady that
formerly resided In Wooster Amy and Eighteenth
street. Seventh avenue. -
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y CHRKToPHER 81 Rect IF YOU WISH TO HAVE
I'D true Information q your Affairs through life then don't
lady Of nformaonbe knowledge OF which will you
Of and Her oloo at No ~ ChrsOpher
street. Sizth avenue.
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THOMAS r. AGNEw,

IMPORTER, GROCER, FLOUR AND TEA pEaIx
ECO Greenwich STREET AND 50 MURRAY STREET
Where shall always be on hand attend to customers
A NJ. 10 9P NJ.
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90 mn TO LET, A DESIRABLE STORE
pO;OOO; broadway, near Canal street, and sock
valuable Goods for sale consisting Books Staonerv
Fancy Articles valued at about $1,000 For further inor
ton apply at 4l9 Broadway ~
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SNITIZENs ASScCIATIoN-TNn EpENDEST MOVE
" he delee from the Citizens or Taxpayers' Asso
Citations the rvelth Nineteenth Twenieh Twenty and
Twenty e Seventh Councmanc district
requested Friday evening next a ~ O'clock at the
Nfra, Hi Hotel Of Sixth and Forsh
TO the nomination of six ouncmen for that
district 10 Of the city in the Common
Council JOHN J. PHELPS ch.,,,ao.
WM HALL, N"'''"en
", W NILES, }secretaries.
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IMPORTANT SECRET.-ANy ONE SENDING ME- =
dollars, with their address and postage stamp win
them the secret Of adding up any number of columns az
at once without IN error The above was obtane
great expense at the High School, Edlnburg Scotland
dress g, NJ box 507 Schenectady Post office N >'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

BEDFORD "ALUM AND 0 D n Z
- MASS This article is the only known RENE
1y for eieciug psra,7Hsnt cures" of Scrotua IN all
Of ts most az rayated forms; Dyspepsia; Proiapsua
sl1 al OF its kindred al =cti0ns: il ia also "Speci
ac' fIr the cure of Piles Gravel Diabetes. Liver
Complaints, Chl onic Diarrhna, and all P,HersGt
Drs.J,ss. Giro Ilar containing certificates of some
u our most emine ut practitioners, can be procured
II Agents. who have the article for SALE put up
nice glass boxes, which contain a quantity o.
"dass' equivalent 10 six gallons Of strong Alum
sid Iodine Water.
LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
4th and Franklin streets,
"a l5-lIn Agents for the Proprietora.
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auot
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.

M VIVA l ACh0s1N4 4 ANN AMI
INA LIN MANUFACTURERS MILL, IN CHARLES
valuable Farm and Manufacturing MILL situated as
described above about twenty miles below the city
OF Richmond, viii ba sold at public auction on the
premises, at IL O'Clock, on THURSDAY, the 10th of
January 1852 chat be fair day, if not the next
fair day thereafter.
There is attached to the Farm and Mill seven
hundred acres of land, three hundred acres cleared
ane produces well of the usual crops made in that
section. and lies we'll for cultivation the balance of
the land Is in wood aud timber, of which there Is
about 200 acres III original growth of cypress hick
DRY, oak and maple sufficient to employ q steam
saw mill for several years.
The land will be divided to suit purchasers. To
theweling there could be laid off 400 acres so as
to make beautiful and compact farm and TO the
mill 300 acres. The mansion house contains Eve
kitchen. servants houses, barn, stable, carriage
house. ice house &C, and spring Of the best water
very convenient.
The mill is considered very valuabls, and is in the
most complete order. and is capable of grinding
from 80 to 100 bushels of meal aud like quantity OF
wheat per day. The mill is on q never-failiDg
stream. The grst from The mill will average 100
barrels OF corn and 200 bushels of wheat per annum;
and Il could DO much increased by the purchase of
wheat and corn There is ut the mill post office
lent stand for business
Thefarm and mill will be sold together or divided
rs be deemed advantageous The location is hea tny
society gGod aud convenient to several churches.
plat OF the land can be seen at my ONCE, and fur
tber Information can be had upon application to
4e5sr6 Goddin Apperson, or to Messrs. 8 b.
Ball, upon the premises
TERMs-One third cash, the balance in one. and
two years. with interest from day OF SALE and deed
Ro B LYME, Acrr.
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
de l7-2awtlUJ &tdtds
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By +. G. Larus, Auct.

WILL be sold, in store, on WEDNES-
DAY next, commencing at 10 o'clock. a large
and varied assortment of FURNITURE, consist
ing Of
Bureaus, Sofas, Side Boards,
Rosewood Bedsteads, Wardrobes
Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Rockers,
Cane-seat Chairs, RefrigeratOrs
Marbletop Washstands
Dining and Tea Tables
Giltframe Looking Glasses Hat Racks.
day and 10 hour Clocks,
Silver Plated Castors. Transparent Curtains
large lot Of SHELF GOODS, consisting of Knives
aud Forks Fancy Soap. Fancy Boxes. portable VIII.
ting Desks, Britannia Teapots Hair and Clothes
brushes, Razors and Razor Strops, Pocket Knives,
Double barrel Guos. Ladies' Belts, Linen Bosoms
DaWask Teele-Cloths. &C, &c, &c.
The public is respectfully solicited to the above
sale as the whole stock viii be sold to the highest
BIDDER, as the concern of Larus l. Shine must be
closed as soon as possible.
ia Is LARUS Auct
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AOCxIOn sALnu
1UzDx11SfS
By James NJ. Tsvior + A..
THREE nWITTTN0a

m.n1. ~. rN0o AND VA.
streets Church an AZ 4dtT,Sp assh and Grace
upon the premises. on TUESDAY. the An ~ 49, Soo
s ssousry eoTmsncins e O'clock. p Il. mr. y
i immed.ssis opposite 81 Johns s Chnss Shu TS
houses have rooms each and the ususl conyan;'
asy This properly vas eSxnoiv nv pseF e e
o NOM Norris. and b now In ths posssssion Of NJ
Also beautiful Building Lots. froutin. an
zolh. near Grace street. fronting each - iest'
srd running back ~ above.
viii we'll &c e ssuIs pleasant residence
IA a,,s une-lourth cash, the balance at ~ and
by ior notes carrying interest and secured
ssd * plat Of the property viii Be
ja JAS Il I r1YffoR SON. Aue.ion.su.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
At i HnNAa Estate. SLAVES. FURNITURE. &c.
trust from J.cnh s snhrviving truste, IN deed Of
FssoTd p .hs Of sna 81
DAY the 2esh day Of January. conmsncin1 AZ Ma %
oS,oct a T. the property described in said deed
.Ist-The Dwelling House of the late ] .coh sh.o,
Iustea on the north side of Baker street near
ihs Avenue, II has about Is rooms, with ali
LII ecsssary conselennees, together with a largs
BRICK Kitchen, Brick stable, &C. There are 3,
taehed e the house "a acres OF land which VII, T.,
zd-A lot OF ground ON north side Of Leigh street.
Between Clay and Tyler. fronting 2Os feet and mn,
ming back the usual depth.
running back AS feet TO an alley 10 ieet wds ana
4th-A lot fronting IS feet inches on Tyler pear
Ciay street. running back Dos feet to an alley Fonr
lots on Leigh street between Tyler street east and
an LEY west. 2ls feet. and running back lag feet
n otnmA iot on BrooheaAvenue, fronting 60 feet
of James O'Brien. decd
6th-Two Brick Tenements on the north line of
baHer street. at Its intersection with the east line
OF Brooke Avenue, renting at fair rents to GOOD
tenants. ~ eo'N
Also, q vacant lot adjoining. fronting IS feet on
Brooke Avenue. and running back the usual depth.
Mr Bowel fronting each 30 feet by 1856 feet dee o.
ALSO, the following SLAVES:
Dolly, about SO years old
Emily. about IS years old, and her three children
VIZ: Jane Ii, Ned y, and saeorgianna years old.
The first named is q good cook, and the latter
good house servant.
ALSO, the Personal Property, consisting in mart
OF all the Household and Kitchen Furniture COM
prising every article used in large family. Also,
One horse Carriage, with harness; single horse
oaTrlage, with many other articles, too numerous
ADDITIoNAL-Will be added to the above sale,
a good Cook, Washer and Ironer,
TERMs-tor the real estate, one-fourth CASH the
balance at 8, re- and Is months for notes bearing in
terest and secured by trust deed-the taxes and
insnrances Tor 1853 to be paid by the purchasers.
FOR the personal property, cash will be REQUIRED
Plats OF the property may be seen at the office of
the auctioneers.
The sale Of the personal property will commence
instant
Sale of the real estate will commence at o'clock
Z ii, on the same day, and continue from day to
day Cat the same hour) until the whole properly is
sold. JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
JAS NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Auct'rs. Js5-td
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y 3. B. Cook. Auss.
ADMINISTRATORS .
By Goddin q Apperson, Aoct1.
MULES, WAGONS. HORSES nRAvs

LvA &c. AT AUCTI0N.-Ths owner dssirs.. =
cnange bis present businees. we viii I'll a ~
Ticks Warshouse near Rockets, on TRIDAY. issS
yWan,usry, ICY q il O'Clock d, Is we'll bfcs q
Mules ~ street Wagons and Harness. one is}Ss
Gun wagon With chains. &c, complete; enc CA.
one Drsy and Harness; one Top Buggy; ons yosns
Mare and Riding Hourse, &c, 10. -
TkRAs-for all sums less than SO cash: FIR that
sum and above. on q credit Of four months, fur -.
js5 GODDIN / APPERsON, Aucts.
A., posTPoNEMEST-Inc Consequence OF the rain.
we VIZ, ABOVE sale 10 postponed to T0R1DAY next ths
ION January, at the same hour.
NEW AND LARGE STOCK or Bd oces
.as;!s;lrAT IoNERY, &C., AT AUCTION. by recent
RichMons an IN enabled TO effer TO the citizens Of
f 81. tne largest and most valuable collectjoa
2. Standard aud Miscellaneoua Books ever oisrSd
~ tnls CITY embracing the works Of Iryinr seoss
sSbc .S Edgar Poe. Goldmith. Addison. byrcs.
In the above collection Will be fonnd wreat ~.
Leuy OF ANIMALS and Gift Books, suitable for ~
nonaays, gotten NY in the most expensive stvieS
tmagesnes with splendid Family Bibles, Prayer NJ
d INN Books, Stationery, &c &c.
A Ahtso. Scid Pens. Pencils. Fancy Goods. 10.
Inc attention of the public IL respectfully n.
quested. The sale will becontinued HyRRY ryrrrra
at O'Clock. until the whole 10 disposed or
ue 70 Is. B. COOK
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By Richard Cauthorn.

g n AT OATS AT AUCTION.-On
- FRIDAY, 2lst instant, at BE- o'clock. at Mr.
Q9intain Bain's. near Rucbanan's Spring, will
sell at auction about $1,000 pounds shsaf Oats in
IERhs.-Cash for ALI sums under 500; ever that
sum. months credit for approved negotiable ma
per. CAITIfI0RN ~
Ia is
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IN FRIDAY, the 18th Of January,
" 1882 will be sold at auction, at the London and
Virginia Nine, Buckingham county, an eighty
horse power STEAM ENGINE, MACHINERY and
SAW MILL and all requisites necessary for work
ing q gold mine, assaying &C.
If any person has n claim on the Company, they
are requested to make 1t known aud receive pay
NEXT all persons indebted to the said Company, are
requested to pay their accounts.
in a--dyd Manager.