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broadway, NEAR UNION sQUARE-THE UPPER
~ part OF the Store No. go Broadway TO let. Inquire
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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
~ Billiard Tables with Phclan's Combination Cushions
for sale prices 70 suit the times
PnELAN 4 CoLLENDER, G3 TO 60 Crosby st., n. Y.
tTHE BILLIARD CUE" FOR NARCH-wITH RE-
marks Of the opprc tax on biliiardsAn account
of the match in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Billiards, suitable
for framing together with all the current news about bill.
laris Copies all billiard and 10
sending their address to PHELAN CULLENDER, 81
Crosby street, N. Y.
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with three Lots Of Giound suitable for
purposes, &c central location situated between Broome
l77 Hes.er -
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no LET-IN GUTENBERG, N. j., TWO HOUSES
one suitable for a bakery the other will be lei out In
r.on for further rarticu apply 20 SO IRE DWYER
near the premises or at KOHLER a FINCK'S brewery.
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J. under collar Philadelphia brick House. with brown stone
trimmings, No. IA East Threth street. between Third and
Lexington south side OF the street. with all modern
improvements furnace three water Closes butler pantry
and large sized yard all In the perfect orders
rents 5000 will be sold easy terms. Apply TO ClIAS
METTAM. Architect, 429 broadway.
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vcoR sAIE-TftE HOUSE AND LOT no ~ THIRD
avenue fear fweny fosrh sr et Beng one OF the best
business ocat the the store Is utei up the
most cpmpi to easy Apply 20 ROBr
JOBNsCS, East rtr yegath street., near Madison av,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c.. TO LET.

A DESIRABLE UPPER PART OF THE DWELLING 83S
"A Broa iway, just below Union square; II has all the
modern convenenes baths. closets dumb waiter gas
furnace tchen laundry &c suitable tor light mi nery
or other business, or for private family IL beng
painted an papered and put plete Also
Basement Oce, which will be let with without the
street. or 10 4, H. LUDLOW Il co No pine street -
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mo Irr-THE SECOND FLOOR OF lsi EAST BROAD.
i way, 20 spsre tys family Of three; has the modern
,xn added n required. Adults preferred Hours for seeing
learned AZ my pres residence. isS Ees broadway.
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NEWARK n J--FoR SALE OR RENT, VERY DE
~ sirable residence tstone) with ave acres OF ground
beautifully located Passac river, mile from the
Of Newark, tho road TO Bcfvillc. Apply to w. Z.
BOORAEM 80 Liberty street.
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TIMING sALOON.-FOR SALE, TIE STOCK, FIX
lures and Lease Of first class Saloon located In tn
very heart OF busness doing good Ing business
Satisfactory for selling and further particulars
be had by applying 10 ISAAC A. BIGGS Is Nassau street,
, 1862-07-17

An officer Of the Massachusetts, 3lst writes
from New Orleans as follows; Last night tie
officer Of the guard at the 81. Charles was ac'
costed by gentleman whom he found to be
Bouligny, one Of the last Representatives whom
Louisiana sent to Congress, aud who held out
for the Union long after his State seeded. Since
that time that man has fought no less than seven
Jluels-nearly one q month-sOlely on account
Of his ,Union sentimentS He is now = mained
man, his LEFT hand shattered and paralyEed, and
one OF both Of his feet injured. That's literally
standing up for the UniOO," and be says lie g
still as strong Union nan as ever. Al h"nor 10
him end al like himl May they be many"
Al Winchester, Va, Il Is said, much Secession
feeling is manifested, and on the day appointed
by jeff Davis fpF fasting and prayer Ior the
success Of the Confederate arms, the Provost
Marshal aFFsstrd an entire prayer-meo'ing. con-
posed Of members Of the :" first families. Ihsy
were all sent 70 jail where they remained q lAsi
accounts Among them are oftrsu women.
, 1862-07-17

What the numerical ratio Of the most com.
mon names is to each o'her and to the whole lot
has never been settled in this country. English
statistics, however, are more complete, and give
the following facts: Of the entire population,
they have one Smith in 70; one Jones in 20;
one Williams in III; one Taylor in l4S; one
Duvy in so; one Brown in l74. II Brown
don't like that, we eau inform him that his in.
itial, B, commences more names than any other
letter in the alphabet.
Mr.. Kenney, Of Rocksavage, has discovered
AMI reduced TO practice the art Of cooking with.
out Iire. BY a chemical agency, yet undlvulgcd,
lie is able to heat aud prepare for use every kind
Of vegetable product consumed by horses ard
cattle, preserving their nutrItiVe and wholesome
qualities even for q longer period than they are
maintained by the ordinary method. The means
employed are said to be cheap and simple, aud
the saving Of labor very considerable.
The BLstOn Post says that q number Of years
ago a free black man Of Washington raised
sufficient money to purchase u black woman.
By her he has raised family Of six or seven
children. As by the law Of the district the
child follows the condition Of the mother, Of
course these children are his slaves. lie has,
therefore, dled his Claim and asked payment
from the Government, vauing his "Piccaninies'
at $500 each.
The Manchester American says there is
woman in that city who has been married three
times, but never lost husband by death. She
| has been twice married to the same man, with
whom she now lives; also, that there is q young
woman there Of twenty-l0u years, who was
married sometime ago to her third husband
She has had iOur children, two Of when she
has buried.
The latest excitement in England is the great
Volunteer Review at Brighton. Among the ex.
ercises was the charge Of 400 cavalry, (hussArs)
who came on the volunteers at three-quarterS
gallop and suddenly pulled up when but six Iuches
| from the noses OF the infantry. This was to try
the nerve Of the volunteers.
The great man is he who chooses To write
with invinci6le resolution; who resists the sor-
est temptations from within aud without: who
bears the heaviest burden checriully; who Is
ca,mest in storms, and most fearless under men,
ace and frOWns, and whose reliance on truth, on
virtue and on God is most unfaltering
| A youngster was once desired to state his
view Of the causes which led to the downfall Of
the Roman Empire; in reply, he wrote, that
| after mature reflection and extensive reading, he
concluded that the cause OF the ruin OF that g.
0antic empire was that "its bottom fen odL"
Rather a new view Of the subject
A German woman at Winsted, Conn.,, thinks
that "we in this country don't know anything
about war vet" During the existence of war
in Germany, she was compelled to work in a
blacksmith's shop for three years, 50 scarce
were men.
Geo. Francis Train has elected tramway can.
dj,late to Parliament He covered the cars with
electiOneerlng posters, carr'ed the voters to the
, 1862-07-17
The Incorruptible.

No Joy Is true save that which hath no end;
No life Is true save that which livsth ever;
No health Is sound save that which God doth send
No love is real save that which chADgeth never.
Heaven were no heaven II It's dear light could fade,
II It's fair glory could hereafter WAne;
II Its sweet skies could suffer stain or shade,
Or Its son breeses wan one note Of pain.
But no Its beauty ls forever vernali
Its glory is the glory Of is King,
uBdylHg, incOrruptible, eternal,
Aud ever new tie song lts dWellers sing.
0heaven Of heavensI how true thy llfe must bel
Ohome Of God, how excellent thy lighdi
o long, long sumner Of eternity,
Bright noon Of angels, ever clear and bright.
, 1862-07-17

~ ~. u NIH. -
y HosS; a,, "ny u1ugn'ef ot tne iase SH 1homns
MaxWe,;
les Edward Grantiey has married that HoRnrD
LITTLE FRIGHT. Z s
-, - ,--7-- = ~
was during the second term Of Gen Jackson
that be stopped q . public house, while On lis
way ron Nashville e Flauncs Alabama, and
thereby ere, ~ aangs tale, He eas glet q NJ
yirginsp as you win fnd between he rising snd
the setting sun. A large company was present.
and many were being Introduced. The hout pre-.
sented tWoOf his sOns-inlaW in the following man.
ner .f.1s.... .r,,,.s
General. allow me to introduce my s1n-ih-iaW,
samuel A. Walker, Who Is nephew Of james K
AJIa, 1ou ~ u. ns % ln.tJaacs a9o,neH
Of jams X Palks -, =. '''''''
In the corner m the ,oo,,, ~, 81; ~. -
either eaten tco rruch q. -, ~, ,. ~ 1,s.
s,on, b,s ss.s X "a . s''''- w ''uen
Genera. allow me ne 10 iDtroi,ce mv..le nieh..i
d &C., ' " X . ~ l.y
Tohn % wiIe- sr,su n % Asse s sns qaIga.sr q old
wen ther ,,ss s,,s,6 -. 80 -,
fba C,ere,al hs.,,;l,, t1 lsi ~. 49,, ~. ~.
a corn steaIers ''''e'' "'''o -
When quite q youth, Franklin went 70 Lnndoli
entered printing oiice, and inquired Il be could
get employment as printer.
Amer;cs % az = ~ y ~ hO ,s,lv n'qeiea 'ne lo'e
. ALS ii ~. = ~ Wy Wy.
lad fom ns-o. ~ 7, sl-;.,. ,' o !. y
Wen A. von ,,,lss,s,,5 ~ =, "a ~
~, ~ ,yrsys3 s''.''' ~
FTaniIip s.en,.aa a o,,s n ~. -. -, 4. !.
very brief space q tins 81 up he iSs1in@ D D.;
sage from the lat chapter 81 Tie Gospel q 81
John: ~, ~. Z.
Nathaniel saiih unto hin. can any aood thing
come out Of Nazareth Philip saiih unto him,
come and see.S is rs4 I'D
ta;ne5 - Jel;cs.s .a.s = epa eo
powerful that 4 Al onee s,Sv NV IN XIV. .5 ]
I. suas ..s ~ =. =. oee ~ NV hm siAnan8 Ana
'i'a'1''ef M WIZ ali " ine olnos,
The late King Of Pu1sin once sent 70 an aid-ds-
camp, Col. MSlAehowkI, Who was brave ~, poor.
Ja,.s s,,Ss ~, Dg1u ~ 10. N .llcn eeIe
."ls. uepoS'g S Nv asnuLsa efoMlS some tme eeI
an WIN ne ~ ~. .ne o.cs,, ana saia 70 .lm An
nc ms,t - INV nu sOu nAs 's ne1 Nofk Nnle4 sent
Excessively, sire" replied the colonsl, s I
read il with such interest that exuect he 1eooni
volume with imnatiencap, =. :. -
The king smiled, and when theoaiosrs birthday
arrived he presented him with anoiker noriI6lio'
similar N every respect g ne INST but with t.1s
moIas engIavea upon iti : ms booH = eomrl1,9
ID Two Foinmes.
sThere's q woman Al he bottou a. everv mis-
fes. replied Charley, when ! uled % ST
,nto mseniel my mother was a. ne bottom q ne
rom n tnls one may reasonably iniof that he cd
lady went 70 the s.i iounaaiiosoi ne matter
The poorest are not unffequenlly tlz hlppielli
Sellnn, a. q cure ior low spirii1. was dIlecied
~ nS Plysicn ~ % wear ne sslit q the nspplt
, 1862-07-17
IthInk the idea 3 a. ezosIIsns ID slalI1I.

II think the idea Is an excellent on, : stafR.
mered Edward.
"Do youT" said Cora, aThahk Soa II
At that moment lights were brought n. Coa
was standing with her iaee concealed By window
uurtainj but as the servant leit the room, sho
dropped the screen. In an instant EdVard WaI
by her side.
"Dorap heexclaimed
Alter the frst letter." said she
Dora-Cora, / mean he stammered aOhl
Stop -stOp-stOp, Mr.. Grantleyp aaid Com.
Surely you win never marry such horrid Httls
frightr' & l ~ II y
AFOrgive may said be. i b .. -
!. The Morning Post has Just arrived. fAtst
Georges, Hanover Square, Edward GfanlIey E1u..
to Cora. only daughter of the late sk 1komis
Maxwell" s7rl7 n 4
Yes, Edward GrantIey has married hat HolnlI
LITTLE FRIGHT. . l,s s,
, 1862-07-17
Deeds and Words.

whene'er . noble deed 10 wrought,
Whene'er Is spoken uoble thought,
Our hearts In glad surprise
To higher levels rise.
Honor to those whose words or deeds
Thus help us In our daily needs,
And BY their overflow
Raise US from what b loWt
, 1862-07-17
The Law Of NevVspapcrSi


qubscThers do not give notice 10 the con-
Fary considered wishing continue their subscription
subscribers order their papers publishers
nay continue them until all charges are paid
SIT subscribers neglect refuse to take their papers rom
the once place which they sent they are resPonOe
until they settle the bill and give notice to dseonhue
G- subscribers other places without Informing
the publisher aud the paper s sent TO the former aTeeon
they held responsible Notice Of removal shoaa ASas
be given.
STha courts have refusing TO take paper or
naFadea from the once removing and leaving uncAed
Ter, u prima fIcis evidence Of Intentional fraud
O-The pubheA Of advertising govern In all cases
Sxospt special contracts have been made previous TO
Insertion. The courts have repeatedly 50 decided.
~ Under 'he Law Of Congress- papers not charged
SoitAEs In the eoun,; In which they are published.
JOB PRINTING!:
An kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet.
Bill-Head,
Circular,
Blank and
Card Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL sTYLE,
Erseuted with neans and dispatch, and forwarded Hs per
SFder 10 any part Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
Pany the order.
, 1862-07-17
MEMORY.

OF by flower, leaf In some loved book,
We mark the lines that charm most. RelFaee
The me-recAh Hs loysliest passage!-lOOk,
Dead VlOleIs Keep the placei
, 1862-07-17
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRoSCH,
EDITOR ana Proprietor.
Rates OF Advertise

Rates Of AdVertlsingI
One souare no lines or IesS) arst Insertion - 90
Each subsequent insertion, W
deduction Of fy per cent the above rates to yearly
advertisers. -
mall, inserted a q less rate than t2S per annum.
~ Legal advertisements OF every description must he
paM for insertion. There will be no variation from
this rule In any event.
, 1862-07-17

VERA solicited from an parts q Pusst Sound,
OaAS. FRossI, Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GoDDIS r ~PpERsoN, xne.lomeey..
AND HIGHLY ATraAC
4. IINE REAL. hurG

DEAnTIFuI. AND HIGHLY ATraAC-
- TIVE REAL ASg ATE. on h1reh
HUI, on Marshall, Broad. aud Grace res D.
for sale At Au tton VIII he sald a auction,
on the premises, In The order adveruseu, on
FRIDAY, the lt'h April, 1852 at IL o,clocx
NJ that beautiful tqasrs of land on ~hicn
DIR Tncmas Rowland now res oaS, nou '"so
by Broad; Marshal, 5In. ara 70 .,ss' 1883
having from, Of 2e4 feet on each OF the TWO Tor
m.r streets Il will ne suhdivid"d IN TO small.
or lots OF suitable size, ac"o' d'ng 10 n piat
and survey, to be seen ~ the hou1 oi saIe'
each lot running back 100 zee, 70 @ ~ ,o1s a.
lev On .nis ,qu~-ethere stands n very iarae
and ye,l.nuiit Brick Dwelling, which, by
beng repaired, ccCid be made mos cesira.
BILE re.idsncs
mas, he.u ifui LOT on the north eide of
1reoe betyeeu Is h and % ID streets, adjo,n
ing tie two new brick tsEements rec. n,ly
ereo,ed by Mr.. George Turner, fronting n
fset, running back 10 feet 20 an alley 10 feet
wide.
Txkns-One. third cash balance at / and
years, for negotiable notes. interest paw vable
annually, secured by a trust deed The taxes
for 1862 10 be paid by the puicha.er
GODDIN 4 AfPERSON,
ap2 Auctioners.
Tx 1ELLENT Fa,HED TEN MENr.
~ oK rRR WEST LINZ OF 25 4 ST OPP SIZE
10 rBH LElGg STsKRr BAPTIST CHUEcs, yoR
SAILS AT .Ucrfos. linn i.ety nfier the
foregoing saie, will he sold thst excellent
framed DWELLING, Ioeatsd . above, now
in the ocs npancy Of Mr. Roberts 1t has
every convenience FIR moderate sized fam.
t!y.
TEREs-as above.
apo & DDIN SAPPERSON, Aucx.
1.-TWO Hai.t..Jnk LOIS, BOUNDED BY
era 2srH, AND LsaH Srs.. CHuRcH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUcTlps !m:nedi itei,
after the foregoing sale, viii be sold those
two beautiful haitacre LOTS, ]oca ted as
above. TO be divided into lots TO suit bidders.
TsRAs-ts abova.
APPS 9ODDIN L aPPERSUN, Aucts
TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
NoErH :IDs OF GsACK STRhEr, BRrwlEN
FSLvIr ssn AED HBssY SrREETs. FoR oALR AT
AuCTIos WIZ De sJld CT auolion, On the
premises, on FRIDAY, the llsh April, 1852,
at A o'clock P. M ten beautiful lots, In Nor
tons Garden, located AS above. each haviI
from; OF thirty feet, and dep;h Of one hun.
ored and fifty feet TO a twenty foot alley.
These lots ere we'll enclosed, aud have nne
shade rrees in front, and are most beautiful
for gentees reside, ces to be built on.
TBxss.-One- third cash; balance at ore nd
two years, Tor negotiable notsr, in terest pay
able half yearly, secured by trust deed. The
taxes fer 1864 to be paid by the purchasers.
dODDlN L. APPEkSON,
mn 81 Auctionpers.
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A DMi~ ISrRATR KS SALE OF Al
"A GSTATE, &C, IN OHGSTEkFIELu
EO fNTY will he sold on the premises, OF
THURSDAY, the l7th day OF April nex (if
tair; II not. the mkt falr day. tract OF
LAND called "chesout Grove" near Glover
Ash Pits, on the Summit, cou utaidine llO acres,
one nhlf cleared. we'll enclosed, and Ia a high
sta of rRitivation balance in wood of ori
aal growth. On this rm is a com Portable
dwelling house with four rooms, AMI all ne.
cessary ut-buildiugs, such AZ Darn, dairy,
stables, snoke.honse, bath house, &c. All
the buildings are new.
On the same day will be sold all the perish.
able property on said estate, consis ing
of Horses, Cows, Sheep, hoes one Carriage
one Buggy, Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture.
At the same time will be hired out for the
balance OF the year, three Negroes-two wo-
men aud ona man.
TEENS OF SALR-For the land ,one. third cash
balance at and IL months, purchaser giving
negotiable .es, nterest added, title retained
until last note is paid Fer all other proper
~, cash OF delivery
MARY JEWlTT.
Administratrix Of VIM levitt, decd.
NH 27--rds
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BY THOS ~ AEESEE Anct.
tChice corner OF l2tn and Gary sa I
7 ARdESA. OF FUfNIruaEac

ARdEsSA. f OF FUHNITUaE &C. AT
SsHLAED, HA>ovBa CoUHrY The Gov.
. nmeHt Having determined o occupy for q
military hosp tai The ashland IA otel and all
the baildinRs connec sd with it. all the Fur
nitnrs Of every kind contaiped in them tia.
Guiding very large number OF Beds Bed.
sleads and Bedding, g. ockery and GLASS
ware, ] ebie and KiIcneI Fnrniture, } also, he
supplies of Groceries aud Provisions in store,
vii Or sold al auctoa on the premises, on
FRID Y, he ll;h Of april comm enaiag at
10 O'Clock A. III. for cash.
tLso-Une good Mule Cart md Harness,
severa. Cows, and a number OF Hcss, viii be
sold ~ the same time anh on the same terms.
This ssla ~ esents TO those desiring rhrm a
rare chance If procuring mary articles now
scGce, or not o be procnc-d el eu here.
Sic conducted by THOS. W. KEESEG,
aFs Auc.icneer
CTOCK~UF FURNITURE FOR s LIE
= Az AVD1lUN Will be sold on
THUR DAY morning, hpri 10th, commeEc.
ing al 10 o'c.o X, at the store OF Samuel W I.
harwood, Esq on Governor street, bsrween
naiu nsf Fra Kiln. his entire sock OF FUh.
NiTURE, consistiI & Of
Sidehua rds,
Wnrdrcb cbes,
Bsdstehds,
Ghaie,
WushstauGs
Book ussea,
Sofas,
Looking Glasses,
Tables, dc.
TaRns-Cash.
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DFOBi-Eks SAIE.-tn pursuance Of de.
Il cree of the Cosfederats St a'ss Disuic. ccue'
for the Eastern District # virg /. shall, on
FL IDAY. the 18Th lest {if air, II pot the next
fair 0ayJ proceed to ,ell, on the p~emiae at Dub
lie auc ioo, to the highest bidder, the tract Of
LAND ], lag Ia the county Loui ., about II
nj; es from Fo!srsvilie, kcswn a. the slste H.
Gold Miring Tract. and con aiming 81 acrss snc
- poles
Is,all 1t the sams tims cell al the PEu SONAL
PROPERTY upon said land, C insisting Of o,e
i2V horse pow.r Steam krgtpe, one small hors
D. wer Steam FnIdns. ons Whim Ohun 200 f-e,
10 6, one Sieet-Ifca Dolly lub one 4-inch Hone
TERMS OF ALY - For the Land one-thir. OF the
purchase money 10 be pAin in cash; the ha'a ce
IN two equal ins almsats at su' i2 month. with
interest from the day Of sale the title to be wi h
hed until the laft payment IL ma6s Fer the
personal property, cash will be required
HENRY l.. nkOOEE,
dp I'D Receiver Dis a 2
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- q s:xssa Aah.nS.
FUTURE DAYS
~ JlkEs N FIyxox 4 sos. Iuc,,.
TWO RRIOK nOT ,Ess : ND Lors Am

oSx FAcAsr Lor AnJorsIse, ON RITZ
NoRrH sIDs oF BROAD SGksET, EstwsHs MU,-
1osp a.p GILHsR >rsBErs, AT = rcrIos We
VII sell upon me premises, on Thu SDEY.
10th day Of April, comsaen cling az s o'c,ocs
two v"ry sirahIe brick TENE
MEN ioca'ed rs above. To ar- adapted
tor small sized families. nre com n audine
good ren's, aud are in fina order
Also, two small FRI med TENEMEN in
reaf snd n vacant LOT adjoining. The 10 8
IERM'-One third cash ths balance IT
ana mca ms for n'g >tiahie notes, with m
tprest added and secured Nv n t,uss deed. -
The purchaser % pay the texss f,r 1882
JAS. d TAYLOR & ) N,
ar5 euc,ior reer,
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" AEHT, PAihk 60, Iuets

AGE S.Lg OF ERrp spaINa
H. LOTHIN0 Ac nuCTIUN .-On
THU rSbAY, the lo.hinst we shall sell, at
our "arenoute. by catalogue. without re-
serve mo largest and must desira BILE ass0rs.
ment OF
SUPERIOR SPRING CUTTING
ever offered for sale at auction In this mar.
being tho entire balance OF two lavse man.
ufacturing and jooo,ng houses ciosiSx busi
ness.
ras stock . In nue. order I ssh and season.
aris. ana Manufactured 'xpressl ly for the
trade This 10 by far the 4. oct &c.
sir bic ios OF Clothing We have evei eft+rsr.
ere rs worthy lhs attention. of lhs iaYgast
buyers Gat.inEaes will be ready, and the
& bods prepared fsr.ex -mip ,ion n Wsdnss.
Tnsns --Oash.
KENT, PAINE L Co.
aps Auctionsers.
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NIX Gf7Tna'~, SALE nE QsaLU spI.m
A. EPHRTY IN pursasnoa OF ths vial OF
t.e iate DR.. Char'es Hinor, will "for for ssIe,
the pre nsi as On TUESoAl h, the 25th day of April
nsxt, or " that oe tot fair On he next fair jay
tnsrssfter, The vsuaole es.s.~ cs.lst BR oKHILL,
on whch the &c ease1 rssijed q the time .: his
d atn.
1t Hes In the county sf ALBEMARLE, six u,;iss
N of Charl ttesvl la tho >uuth or ranch o. he
kivA ns rirer ann contaios by rec.sot survey S u
acre ot which Tie prop rf:Cn 20 III Il 0bar -
" In 80 to 80 cres a's riv ~ g.onnds the
be-' q tall y ~eE drsi1ed AID nignly rre6u tive.
The uD!ardS are fsr lie. a..d the whole ara Il In
gcod con 'iti'u So much of i. C1 ud.ng La se
part Of th- low srou cs) Is 10 gus t a.. Wit s
fsvorsb e .eaaor, |. isc mp. toa h.y-crop thi
yea vii Dot ps ah" OF 2UO 900 .ou a6s a p HI.
u'act 1ring and saw mill are ju,t at be gate, and
black m!.b's auu whselwrgbt shop c. q ry--
The social advantages 1T the ne'ghb b ed in
poi t CT + Fl ent, INTEL genoa .nd .i'tue ere
rowhsra x;sliai, 9sides the essJ access to h
lott. Q
1t wou d bs . good ;,catioa for ply ,ician, aad
iu Qitft tines 70. q school
TIL. improve n Mt. ,c.'st of q two st ~
6wel house # t.ick, With Inc room Re iles
contsit ing upwards IF 20 d ing r.o rs al pt d
to & no shot, r whca e we're IL, ed
and have be csec. - t 6 usual cficAs, seq
want hoAsas, bs rs, At hes. 60.
propose T. g ~ et the etms time all the
household and kitchen furEi lure b"!oH Il ng
To tue estate OF the dsc.ssed, includin all
the appliances requisite for a large bo trding
school Amongst other thir IS m ay be N au. .
toned quantity of blankets and pedd pe.
stoves, chairs, benches, desss g. al keel.
lent Rosewood Piano, fac carpets, a car.
risSe, two horse buggy and spring wagon,
and al o q series of the best German ana
American school mans, II rollers, good
ss new, and large and well selected library,
professional and neral
pI pose NJ tha SINE tirn to Offer several
valu bic negroes, Of TO xss, and the acm
81 OK a. d uten its, :Oxf bsr with the STOCKS
of con corr, h8y aad ntaer for g.. go thai
she pprch9S of the farm mny provide hOr
self abai dainty with ell that he needs to
co, due. 1t
TRIMS For he land, ore-half cash; the
reye = IL der In wO and fCur yasrs. vi h Inter
rs: from h. day ofstie. cured by gOo or.
sot a; security, anu deed Of truS, on the
pr"misss FIR The personal property, All
sums under go cash; cvsr that amount, q
creiit OF four mou hs. with interest added
secured ny nsso tthia nota, we'll endorsed
Proposals to ruI chase privatey before the
day o: safe may be made 10 NE at h" Uni
versity Of Virginia, or &c Franklin nj inor,
Esq ip rtchMond, daring the sittii & OF the
l. gtsiatcre
The land will be sh 7wn 20 Any oos wishing
70 inspect IT,, by Mr. Marsh, the oversaer.
u HS B Ii NOR,
Acting EXT Of Oh IS. Minor, decd.
NJ TIE above Ia is postponed until
WEDNESDAY,, the s day OF May, Uf fs,r
If NOT, until the mex fix cay
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