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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.


TIE Sime Of Ohio, Carroll county 50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Davis Vail
pS. In ChanceFV
William WieE
By virtue Of an Alias Purus order O
sale issued from the court OF common
pleas Tor said county Of Carroll, and TO
me directed, will Uff,r for sale at the
door OF The court house in CarroIIlon. on
Mondsy the 4th day Of August next, be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A NJ and
4 o'clock, P. M on said day, the follow.
ing described real estate, wig: The east
half OF the north west quarter Of section
l3, township l6, range 6, excepting l9E
acres sold of tho south end Of ssld hall
quarter TO Robert Mitchell and William
Grimes. Taken in execution and will
be sold by d. WATT, Sheriff.
June 81, lS45-Pr. fee So
ALSO.
AT the same time and place, by virtue
Of Two several wrlls Of e ia ct lev 10. is'
sued ont Of the court oil common plea:
for Carroll county, and 10 me directed
! will offer for sale lhs following real es
tate, VIZ eigh, ceres, moro or less. sole
by SiIas MlerS to Allen CLARK, being par
OF The west balf OF The north west quar-
ter of section 20 township ID. range 4
sIsO, two acres sold by satd Mers to SAT-
Clark in The same quarter, section ant
range, situate in the bottom north of tn
Augusta and Norristown road, adjoining
the town OF NOrrisroWn Token in ex
eculion ard will be sold by
d WATT. ShsrIff.
June ", ls45- Pr, lee 81 so.
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A large ork Of excellent M0dder q
indigo. just received ard Tor sale m
". " SINCLAIR,
Nov. eth ls44
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-27

A Large stock of cotton yarn, Of thu
n best quslty, just received aud for
sslO cheap by CUMMINGS 4 CAMERON,
MAY l6, lS45 3l-u.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-27
Master Com misSineF's sale.
Ihs Stoie Of Ohio. Carroll county, e.
Robert Craven, !
o. 10 CbancerY.
William Wier

BY Vir'ue Of an alias order OF sale is
sued from The coa'l Of common pleas FOR
sad county oi Carroll, In The case above,
| shall expose TO sale at the door Of tho
court hOu.e in said COUNTY, on Saturday
The 18th dav Of July, ls45. between no
hours Of 10 O'clock, A. " and 4 o'eocV,
P NJ = o loving descr bed "a 81 eslats
situate ms / c 'uuty. to Wit the east
hsll Of hrlb west quarter Of section
nUmber l3 ,owu.hip l6, range 6. IN the
ST. abe vile iIsrficl excepting I9i acres
If the SOU end OF sad hail quarter
dpeded 10 Rober' Mitchell and William
Gumts. ROBERT McCLAVE.
Master Comm,-.ionsr 10 Chsncery.
June 6. 1864 O..
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June l3, 1S45 -35 4..
ESTATE OF GEORGE WANT.

ESTATE OF GEORGE WANT.
Notice u hereby gwen, that have
bs n appn,nted aud qualified as Ex'cu
tar Of ,he estate OF George Want, late OF
Carroll county, Ohio. deceased. All
perspno indebted to said estate, are re-.
q red TO mike Immediate pnyman'' ana
t. ,se having claims. To present them 10
oa,iy authenticated. for settlement, with
10 one year from this dale.
JOHN GREGG, Ex'r.
Juoe 6 lS45 81 A.
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The Stote Of Ohio. CaTroH county 50.
OURT OF COMMON PLEAS

VacatiOn after april Term, A. d. 1s4s.
George Harsh, surviving Exscu'or1 ;
ol George Hartman, deceased,
George Hartman, whose residence :
is unknown. eI. ais. :
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Half a Cent y eward.

Ran away from he subscriber, resi-
dog in Centre township, Carroll conn
" on Friday the I3 oI June, l845 an
Iadenled girl, named Sarah Snidrr, aged
ablul fourteen years The a hove reward,
hut no ihrnks, will be gwen to any per-
son returning said Sarah; and hereby
Inrewarn any person from trusting her
on nv account. as will paw no debts Of
her contracting, unless compelled BY law
GEORGE MOORE.
Ip4E QH dt
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The Stats6f Ohio, Carroll county, s"

Office ofths clerk q fthe court Of Common pleas
The following accounts OF Executors
and Administrators we're filed in said
court al or before the last term; have
been reisrred 10 Master Commissioner,
and will be presented to The court for f.
nal settlement al the next or some SUBJ
sequenl term.
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No,Ice is hereby gwen. thai we have
hq4n appointed and qualified as cxeeu
,nfs Of the estate nj John Lechner, late
OF CarrolI county, Ohio deceased. All
psrson. indebtedto said estate, are reqni
rcd 10 mike immediate payment, and
thrse having elaine, 10 present hem lie
q dIy authenticated, for settlement, with
10 one year from this da'e'
WILLIAM BR )WN.
STEPHEN LECHNER,
Executors
Inna13- 1915 -35 d..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13

tho the first at US. Or 10 IL Law OF
mans nature, that he who 10 conscious Of particular
~eskness desirous Of bringing body else to the
same estimation As the foI who osf his tail in steel
trap particularly urged upon oil other foxes to cut of theirs
What 10 the difference In the latitude OF Floyd" and
Hardy" herc great difference in the politics OF the
People and with what proprey the man OF very de-
cided talents and high information, who was Loco in
Floyd and Wing in Hardy twit us with being incon-
ssient7
In details hare been very probably Inconsistent
for have repeatedly stated uniformed, and
conclusions varied with the lights which enquiry
aud research elicted
But in prisepies have been inconsistent As for
example
l. We have been steadily opposed the Baltimore ap
plcaton until shall be proved that Virginia herself de-
clincs the advantages Of commerce with the Vest
That proved, FOR the Baltimore application.
2. We have steadily advocated q speedy connection
with the Ohio and Msssspp essential to keep Vir-
ginia from falling into nsgnheancc The mode and the
route we were more uncertain about than the end.
As to Riehmond-uuc " love her-true residence
is here, and here the friends who know and love best
but yet we wish Richmond what intend
ed her. for interest but for that Of Old Virsina her
renown, and her future Happiness prosperity, and
safety.
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To the Editors Of the IYA,g i:


kbridge" says you are in error in sup
posing that $780, 900 would the Blue Ridge Ca
nal and refers YOU the Sh annual report oil the Jamss
River ksnawha Company, page $50.
Ii You meant, suppose did, that Tor this sum the
Canal and Locks could be made navgabe Tor such boats
through the mountains ever have come yos
correct have examined the whole line lately, and
speak personal Observation aided by some experience
such matters.
H. hoA ever, you that for that sum the enlarged
Canal could be completed you IN error for that will
take about Sl50000 according the Cost OF other similar
works executed by Ibis Company The estimate to which
you referred based the enlargement OF The Ca
larger boats for merely repairing what has
been years before the ground
required 70 the operation OF the enlarged Canal
cannot believe your views will be acceptable as TO
the further progress OF thus line of improvement.
Reconstruct the Biae Ridge Canai-imProve the natural
bed the River by succs from the mouth OF North River
to Covngon 50 u enable batteauK navigate freely and
without d,ngcr-aud make substantial Rail Road from
Lynehbure to the Southwest. As to the notion OF con-
Jung enormously expensive Canal beyond Lynch
burg when days experience throughout Europe and
this country Is Leading the condemnation OF such
works Rail Roads, is ~ too utoplan TO be
seriously considered. NoRFoLk
Oct llih, ISIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
DR.. ARCHER.

In republshng this een,lemans letter, which find in
the Baltimore Clipper Of Thursday, induced TO do
by considerations IL An acquaintance OF long
standing with Dr. Archer and I'd From the fact that he
had been refused admission the ogan at Washing
tona Circumstance which PrOri, amounts nearly to po
iuve proof that he deserved the favor. With the affairs
Texas profess TO have acquaintance and we ex-
pcss no opinion the charges sdduced against Gen.
Mercer and Gen. Eouston We invite the public TO form
Its opinion for itself.
But cannot suffer Dr. Archers letter pass without
questioning the proprey and OF his connecting the
of Mr. Clay with his charges against Gen. Mercer
Because Gen Mercer actively supported MIR Csys election
DR.. A ,nfers tina, Gen VI. expected aid from Mr. Clay's
eecion forwarding the frauds ulledged ssains, him -
How The mode is stated. We imagine more
papable sequitW addresses itself under
standng.
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have the power impose 6@-s and nses, and daily
enforcing that By the legal ubunasf Can
IL be for moment supposed that such important and
institution the James River and ksns~ha
psny should be left without the power OF max
ing such and Regulations not inconsistent with
the Constitution Laws Of land they may deem
proper for the well ordeaing Of their as for the
walton and protection Of their property Set Surely not
Il Is expressly granted this company by the 10Th Of
the OF 18th March. 1892.
But what has all this flourish about the power OF imposing
penalties to do with the equity justice ct the matter.
Here individual who either by ohercss, has
given short OF the actual weight OF the goods
shipped, by which operation the company would lose .
part Of the toll TO which they Justly entitled, and when
he is visited by the rebuton provided tor expressly by
the regulations OF the copsny, his defence s not that he
innocent of the charged but that he should be suf
fcred do II with impunityno that he has not commit
ted the error ofherse perhaps done worse but that he
should be disturbed in the enjoyment of his right TO
tain from the company part of their Just dues This 10
logic which the morality and good sense OF the Merchants
Of Richmond will not adopt.
II the meeting should take place, hope its proceedings
will be Published along with the not only OF the
officers but oi all who participate in IT, IN order that the
public may be their guard against those interruptions
merchants who sustain such conduct although II may be
the result Of error-but particularly when It is-OLHER-
WISE. JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
A CARD.

Messrs Editos;n your paper Of this morning We see
article over the signature Ut Editor OF the Richmond
Christian Advocate, whca he thus speaks OF the Re
view.
of unye sasm" And again; "Thls suspicion has been
eonfrmed by the article OF the Editor of Southern Re-
View here referred to- And again: Upon the authority
OF this fact" &c.
l. The Editor Of r. c. A" says he first "'uspeetsd IT
TO be published under the auspices OF unversalsm
Why did he suspect hs Because there was an article IN
the Review the pen OF DR. Chaplin. who an Univer
seis! What evidence: Are infer, then. that every
paper containing article from the pen OF an un'ersast
S Univers,-t psperi WHAT "chid's play :"
,. He sayt: This suspicion has been eogfrmed' by
our article What part of III Why, of course, the remark
THAT would publish article from the pen
of n Unverallst Methodist seeing We admit nothing
of character" Did this confirm" his "suspr
eion" This ausht have corrected his suspeion bui
nla
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TO MERCHANTS.

Mo'chans interested in the forwarding Of Goods h. the
james River and kanawha Cpmpiny's Canal requested
10 meet a. tho Columbian Hotel, the l3h October Of
half past O'Clock, for the special purpose II takng into
consideration the powers assumed 10y tho servants ~ the
aforesaid Company, who have aeBdy imposed penalties on
Merchants who have. by Otherwise, gwen a State
short ~ the sexual weight, and loo ed three times
the Of the weight short Tns carried into rec
without the sanction Of Statute Law, and supported by the
Of the Honorable the Mayor Of our Corp rnon
II the duty ~ the James River and Kanpwha Company
10 weigh the goods carried nonR their Canal, is with
Ruiruad Companies, and not 20 impose tat duty those
whO forward gOods; this sovereign power 10 not and
ought not 10 be delegated 10 corporations. IL Ought DO
arrested. The power Of imposg fines end penalties be-
long only Sovereign State and irrespuns bic
corporations. Oyr Or SIvERsG MERcuiyrs.
ia connection with the above. wpch hove been ro
qucsted 10 copy fOm the Enquirer have S'o been re-
qnested to LEI the subjoinsd appear in our columns
To Tie Editors Of the Whs
Whist be the STANDARD " morality or tho system oi
ethics which prompted call zone Of ssvorsl Morch
ants" In Saturday, Enguifef7 ltseenB 10 me to imply
c,ounes1 public csnsurc, total disregard OF tho good
opinion m1nhnd. IL ihst the sorvetts u the
june River aud klnawba company bsyo already pscd
r~lst,s merchants "who have b. error or othttwse
given statement short OF the soui weight l. posi-
BIZ hat merchant who has been guilty II such conduct,
should feel anxious to nssuoge bis modification the
Fiction q the penalty, by making public pose Of his
thereby ncuffng the mpu,atpn OF the disagfeeab
alternative oUpise In Of this sort. IL to
me that "tho least said the soonest me nded" IL IL
possible that the penalty have been inflicted and
toned by the Mayor "wiout the sanction Of Statute law
when every petty Fire cOmpsny end Cooperation in the land
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
"HARDY IN THE ENQUIRER, Sc.

"Hsdy." in the Enquirer Of Friday, will please accept
thanks for what he says complimentary and the e.
preston Of egs that he has chosen nsreprescnt
us-fof knowing the man, would much prefer afii
late with him, rather Than quarrel with ham But Il he
will have 90, 80 let be. We are upon hsf ssJ,ef al
Ways the command Of Others We will do what becomes
msn 10 e.isbl,h good relations but after ihsi we shall
not 60 out Of our way sn ioch to solicit them.
"srdy accuse. Us Of great Inconsistency in the views
on State improvement which, in the Of this summer
Ss have addressed TO the People Of yngnis with the
,sv the single view and the single hope inspiring them
9TH the resolution Of retrieving. by energetic scton now,
before TOO late forever, the foruaes aud the superiority
Of their Commonwealth Mad there been Inconsistency
in the details q vse views, ought have been forgy-
en- BY every VbgiHiaa least! Criticism ond much
more, HY0erucsn, ought have been sunk ia Patriot.
ts-in the noble and generous wish 10 elevate Vgns-
for HARDY" well kno~s. that our sole object ID
end and that his suggestion Of patfy peeunary object
w., o. foreign sad unhougbtof by us as was unworthy
In him capabe hnsef Of generous feelings and patriotic
emotions, impu'e 70 such low and mereenary feel
Ias.-,be wish 70 elevate Virgins, ought to hsvo been an
excuse Coz every sppsren ineonsruity apparent only
HID ". sagpoired the application u the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company be permitted TO 70 10 Perker,-
burr and build up other States aud other Cites By
dsprivins yfaeiMl Of that which Naturo assigned her.
should We IN that cas- have rpfoachcd With neon
s.ssse, By this sdeocos Of other States seaad hn osa
o. 10 say msnnSr found fault with On lives no -
We hsd then been clever fellows sud marvellous pfspc
men, IL 10 becsuss We have reasf,d. and mean q,
srd, veil Knows 90 continue resist. that project,
s,sss.y stsl The good sud glory Of Virginia, that 'h
sd.oossss Of BALTIMORE, Of the cfPcnse q" ihe own sta'
fnd fsni With ~.
vs ssvs sdwpssd on 'hi' greet subject, was Hardy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-13
COMM ERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MARKET. oe,. a-9s-4 P. ,

W." iphh Oc'' u o. U. vi.
This il quiet day-nD sales Of Cotton OF any impor.
lance. Western -four is held 81 Sd, with sales Of
moment; the foreign orders require lower figure by &C.
Southern, 81 sslS5.
Seyeful samples Of wheat tho market, but we
hear Of sles 1000 bush rye brought 10 for Southern
50 ct offered, 90 Asked 39a40 cs for
parcel Of barley 81 refused.
AT the Leather sale this morning, and middle
weights fell III e.. per 10, but light aud good damaged
held is own.
Whale OIL selected for home USE 1884 for export 1924
IS about the best thai be Obtained No sales o bone
NO'bing 10 report ~ provisions.
Pig lead 5 i,2j, cash.
Nothing e interest IN foreign bile
T. > Evening There are no sales Of cotton report
Buyers afraid that fine weather will rpen much
cotton II the South. frost would give them eouroge
JyUE. CON
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RAILROAD TO ROCKINGHAM (!


Gentlemen-Sone few weeks since, the writer made
prop Convention be held on the 2Dih instant at
Harsonburg, take into consideration the extension Of
the Louisa Railroad the Mountains That efEt
far as known the author, had effect; and is
Of pleasure observe the notice your valuable
Journal for Meeting this week As has already been re
marked scheme Of Internal Improvement canvass
ed by the public, IL believed have such claims upon the
consideration Of the Merchants Of Richmond this and
although part the purpose this commune alton
argue the feasibility Of the scheme here yet may
proper say that Richmond does the advan
age Of safe and cheap mode OF transportation from
Valley. either Surry Page, HarrsoHbu'g in Rocking
ham, Stanton in Augusta IN very few year,, all the
products Of the Valley below Rockbrdge find i mar
ke' in Baltimore and District Of Columbia, via the Shenan
dOah, naugable stream for batteaux that carry, il
believed from so to 100 bbs flour. Any ono who will
look at the locaon OF thss counties, and iheiT relative
position respect Of Richmond, that this is the
natural market tor that entire section Of country aud to Sc
desirable fact, il, only necessary to sJrd to the
mlo, farmers and graziers that county, the same ad
vantsges which they have afforded them by Baltimore ia
the construction Of their MacAdsmzed Road aud we in
faby get their produce here, together with the entire
trade OF the merchant, who and wealthy Of
these Counties large meeting here IS desirable and it
IL anGiuusy hoped that every merchant will be present
and that those who appointed oreposon Richmond in
the Convention will be energetic and intelligent
merchants. who will be slsed with honour Of the
appointment; but who will feel 1t be their honour and
pleasure to 20 and Faithfully represent tho interests Of Rc
nond. The writer feels warranted in saying, thst Mon
Robinson. Esq President u x. +. s. r. X. R. will
grant free tickets to GJrdOnsye any gentlemen appoint
ed by tie meeting, who may be disposed to avail hen-
selves such fayourift the matter Of expense should be
any difficulty ~ the way V1RGGNlU5.
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RLTDRTED Pr TN UNirED sTATE- sIzLrrE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Tnun.pAY EvKrir.

THURSDAY bvEStTS. Oct'f o.
In Flour there IL nothing doing u the wa NJ
Of stocks oi ordinary brands Tor which there
qury at IS, sales II good brands for cy -
a So The market u also bare If Corn Meal and
Rye Flour, with good demand. Wheat steady, with
fsles Of good aud prme Penna reds 96J IS white
lose; SOuihcrn IL held AZ %. Cofn--nono bhlst wo
quote Southern yellow At - 5ic and wanted. Oats
scarce Southern sod at Jjic. NJ alteration ~ Gro.
ceTies. Potk-SmaI or Mes OF SlS, and Prime
Sl0.75. Salt-3,GgO sacK' Liverpool ground and 5000
bushels Turks Island sod ariva the auer an sd-
vance. butnot made pubic. Whiskey hhds sold u
cents.
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Oct. 10Th, Is45.


FKEDERIcG, MD. Oct Q.
Destruction Of st Johns Female Orphan Asylum.-I
drop my sck" and ule" for moment, for the purpose
Of informing you that citizens aroused from their
sumbes last night about halt past 10 O'clock by the alarm
OF fire. and Of every within hearing distance
made for that section OF which appeared Ia throw
up the light, when II ascertained that ST. Johns
Female Orphan Asylum founded, | think, IN lS25
by that enterprising aud charitable gentleman, Rev.
John McEiroy, enVeloped in flames, and in
sequence Of the scarcity OF IN that section Of
town, the entire building, and la'ge portion OF the
contents, were entirely consumed before the hremen
and citizens could subdue the raging element. Much credit,
however IL due active htemen and the citizens
generally, for their Cniring oxeions in saving the new
Catholic Church and the large brick building adjoining,
cupied by the Sisters Of Chany, from the ames was
doubt the work Of ncsndary and the hearess wretch
Iing in his hellsh purpose of consuming large num-
Der Of orphan children the dead Of night who nJoy
ing their innocent sleep when the house fire over
their heads the hose cf both the Independent and Jun
or Fire Companies IN such away rs render them unfit
for and lengthy ~ they were, heavy reward.
however IS offered Tor inf ,rmatol that will lead 10 il
lection and bring the guilty offender Justice will
the particulars and all information In my next Tie
loss Is estimated q, S2.000-insured;
w w J.
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"A man convinced against his will"
Holds the same "fuspIei0n" "sIill :"

3 "up,E the authority Of this fae,!" He first "sus-
pesfs" is then confirmed aud upon the author
NY Of this Jaet what taet There is aet an the case;
II all Aypofhesis.
The Review j. much under the auspices OF Meth
odism Is Uuve'ssl'.m, any other But the truth
IL published under auspices at ism under
the - heavens 1T. EDIT l. Mt USIvkRsLLisT, but
he will admit articles lat, a., Keyi.w from UnversSsts,
MeIhUGists Presbytrrians. Ep>cUpaans, QIakers, Re
formers Brptsis. aud the world. PROVIDED they are
Tree from paTiyisa IRE well written, and calculated
TO do good Oue object Review Is TO correct the
morals of the peOse aud n5sce every to speak the
ruth his heaI publish the grossest misroPe
sensations from "su.pieion"
EDITOR SoU. REyIEw.
Oct 10Th ISl5
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CotlOr-Thefe is change m prices anI pfobsby will
not be any, MI the crop begin. 10 in. sales
today l0Obalcs ProyisunsTbcre affair business doing
saes Of 100 Ibis Prime Pork NJ Soi cash; $50 Ccsr DO
Slj, mos; Mess Beef S95 mos IIour-Thcro - =
Turner advance ~ pfccs good oefnsnd for Gsncsee
S5,06t and sales at S5l2I fancy brands So
COfn-Tne srival- hghI, and prices have upward
tendency Ssles yellow hi ~ 6Js65c; whte 6laG2-
Sugar--S1lrs ~ tho Trade wanted, Havana brown
9tl9l Porto Rico. g.; New Otesns. ~ Bsulis-Snts
OF 3Jai0 at S32,3j per ton. BOlwood-Saes al
Sl7I per ton.-Atiss
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meeting Of the Ci,rsns Of Richmond requested at
de Concert Room Of the Exchange Hotel, Wednesday
Evenine next the 18th instant ct O'Clock, to appoint
Delegates the Convention Harrsonburg the
soh Instant make arrangements for the extension OF
the Louiss Rail Road from its present termination, Gordons
vss, to Harisonburg. The interest that the City has in
this Improvement will sure full attendance.
80 ~ tSisned BY various firms and Citzensl
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pAdvertssmenn intended for moru,ng's Pspss
Be brought before o'clock the previous evening
to insure insertion; and ,hoss Zoe Monday mornings
per Saturday.
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Neal md Pcrssnal Estate Auctisn.-wIi
he sold THIS EVENING, the premises O'Clock the Lot
the OF BROOKE Avenue and Baker with the
thecon-ssy Brick House outhousss
also Lo, 81 Peter Al the viii be
-d the Household and Kitchen Furniture Of the late Mr. Mary
keenn. WILLIAMS q HANALL.
Auctio
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THEATRE.

A PILES. WILL RECEIVE BY THE PO-
IN today osbl OF rinseAs Ns~ Apples;
Will be sold low ncsBed for
oen JCRAPE
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PUBLIC MEETING.

rrs.. III. reading matter on both the outside pages