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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

a. URGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of oil kinds. on
- hand aud Tor sale by
may Is PRYOR & PAUL.. lea Market 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27
EXTENSIVE SALE

nF Merchandise Of every descrptiop. for No.
" conhi of whom il may concern,
On Tuesday morniDg The 9Th inst at 9 o',Lck
we VIII sell general assortment OF Dry Goods.
nmong whi' h we name Cloths, Satiine,s. kIorcnocs
A'pacas. hiouslin do Lrincs. Calico OF cvcry do
,.np"on' tianholls Of oil kinds. Ticking. Gloves,
nos'ery. b'ons. Laces, Bonneis aud Parasoi.
=, ,' unu Snoes together with almost every article
IN The Dry Goods line. Also CofTec. 'r.. So
ana lohocco and ohcr articles in the Grocery line
icing The enlife stock Of respectable retail esab.
Ishmeh'' The whole stock will be closed w:thou,
reserve. Terms cn.h
tnaJ "a HALL. G. wIcKuAu A,,,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

NOOSE CIR ZEE X VA. SCYTHE,
" SrONES--An article never cold in this
market before. is NOW for sole. und said to be supe
rior 10 any other found in The Uned Sia,ca
may 90 SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27
S3O.OQOl

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
r'ass ~ Tor 1915. To Le drawn at Alexandria .Dl,
" May 81. for lSl5 - Nos; - ,r,,,n h,iI,G "
l prize of $4,000 1 Prize Of 10000
JUN 5000
25OOI IOIT
100 IOOO Aoii
IHse's $40 oeri,i icaie Of package of %
tiOn. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

MATTERS! GAIrERs.-Jus, reed u,,be BLACK
~ Mammoth Boot. south eud of Market square.
trunk OF Gents Button Caters. lace at the side
ihose that want very superior article please dror
in ond see them. (mny PAY TODD & HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

w MITCHELL.
may l6 L&R for Plf ComRissioneF.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

IA ,hEk'-Jnsi reed at TODD & HOW.
- ELL Boot She and Leather store, south
Pnd Of Market square. ' '''"
= oozo FINE Iamp'co Boot Movcro skins
uo MADRAS do do
a do do Madras do S,,F On
4 do Pink Lining skins
for cash. w '' ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-27

HlCTORIAL BIBLE-Jusi received Nus 90,
H. "a and % vi HarPers' Pictorial Bible. The
Subscribers that have moi received their back N,s.
would do well To call s0on aud get them al ROBES
Bookstore. corner OF Main a. Union sis. may II
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22
From the " Y. 7nbs,ne.

80 we sseC w. - 1tsUeFteSs
TO A MAIDEN OF SORROW c, .. t.
How sweetly, youthly maiden fair!
Amid the ringlets Of thy hair,
Wanton, the summer breezes play,
3g 70 s9l And would fain, 9Ss sl sl >
But alb in vain! ~ .f..s d, ..,..... .
The clouds Of sorrow chase away;
-"NN ' Which Ger thee glide
4 ~ Obscure and hide 5o 5e.y sir
The sun Of Hope from Lies dark way.
Or with their music wake some spell.
With which thy thrcbbing breast to Quell, y
OF madness, Or upon thy cheek ~
Restore the light
30 .a'- Which, once so bright, %a
y Of health. life. love and JOY did speak,
,.2 81 As whena child, y, X. ..... .a
When thou, these wild
Romantic Woodland haunts didst seek.
A little bird Ger the dreary sea,
mid surges wild, resembles thee:
Who there would ever gladly stay f@4tiha
lo "a Alone, to die, 3 xu
Nor care to fly ,.......
With carols DER the fields away!
,l}s Or among tho flowers, y
#Bet In,the sunny bowers,
Together with his mates to stray. .nl
Then rise, fair thrall Of Grief, arise Q
Unloose these bonds. these whitening ties
That bind thee thus such is thy power:
.etlsit Oh then enjoy, R ~ &7 2
Bgla And not alloy n
With care, Life's feeting hour! o'eo
Entrcat some boon
sis a'f AT Pleasures shrine!
#qg And if It's thine,
Yet all too soon at. .a
Twill fade, as fades some fragile flower.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-22

son xzzm MmaUmwA.
THE CRAzED.
hscsBed to a. g. n
Tsaw her when the light Of Aulumn eve
I Threw DER her sun-buFnt face aoaEksf glow;
A sight rs cen an angel pure IaisAt gEiess
To gaze upon, was that saa wreck q woe.
Her once brown hair . now white with ''frOst Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
- - 49,. 49, a.aH-s--aa =
Vol. AAaE..-.No. rs.

DRESS AND PRETTY WoMEN-I'he Editor
ol The Boston Oourier dIscuufses In the following sytr
ahnnt feminine beauty 10 that region lie says
ia other citIfs yon ace distinguished women, or hand
sono women, or fashionable wumen. but in the neigh.
bafhood oi Bnslun You ser pretty women. Aud even
the eNecfable taste with which III them dress al
though spolls the effect prevent their beinT
pretty When Will ilry learn what il fashionable for
ennd dtess, OF carriage dress OF a ball. is fl fr
ihe sttecf Would that people wnnld mol dress NJ
lhep DO or that. It they persist IN such folly they would
take lnlo aoroun the fitness OF things ana ni W nl,
public with pafs Of different dresses on for instance.
INN siaes anu lhch shaw r. wooden caks and vauze
oInntls The want of appropriateness great rea-
son why nur glIs aud women handsune a. well
a pfetly.o
The editor Of the Philadelphia North American no.
Only endorses all that Ia here said applicable we in>
le To the laea OF hla nwn ely hut lie goes step far
lhrr aud expresses himself 10 way that cannoi fail IN
dnw down nprn hun The ttowns al rasl, OF his far
readers, He says
The boston writer. think. has moi ald the whnIe
STORY, Nondh's dress is only often inappropriate
m The sfason, hn, II carcanfes humtnllv's TAR Dr,of-
hons Had nature intended eirs resemble cames IN
her hnd legs she would probably have made them al
Ter thai lashlun.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

Is VIE TRUSTEES the Nj. ph asaot Academy
Bedierd COUNTY, Va, would inform the public that
an examination OF the pupils Of the institution under
me instruction OF Henry d. Peters will take place ON
the 9Th OF Oct ISIS.
All lovers oil Learning are respectfully requested to
attend. An address Will be delivered bs the prucip,l
at The cluse OF the same.
They would farthet state that the next term of the
School VIII commence the 3rd ol Noy and continue
tor five months, 10 winch they invite the attention of pa
rents and guardians.
II Is drsra1e that haarlers should commence as well
as others with the commencement of the sessian
K. J. CUNDlFF.
Secretary ul the Board
Scrt % q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

Negro CapacityjW Freedom. inasnrca as the Rev.
DR. Capers was a member oi the Methodist convention
which recently assembled ciy aud is presumably
known 10 many al oar ciliss Is. The following exposition
Of h3 views the snb ct u addition Will be Interesting
to them
The Res. DR.. Capers in letter The editor of tho
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, correcting nssiale>
nput OF his views ~ relation 10 slavery, come cted
with the Office nj bIshop. Inr which he recommend
ed says: after he death OF my urincr beuv ed wife,
% years ago having lew negroes IN my possession,
elt inclined Try what me- could be- Induced 10 do Tor
themselves, and gave them the Of farm in good
state Of cultivation, win lu provisions Of and ba
and calves, suWs aud pigs. my best farm horse
and farming utensils. prousng them thai II they should
keep themselves without expense 10 ne, would con-
tInue them under the ylce aud under the protection Ut
of NY brothers hard BY II resulted advised
! II would They did not maze enuugh, nur pruv-
sion III any kidd snbsst them: planted title cotton,
but nehef p0ughed hoed 1t, that produced
pnuHd, made Way with all the stock, except the
horse COW, and tce uiutherless pigs miserable
plight lost most o the farming usAslls; aud IN word
sunk four five hundred dollars for me IL one year. |
did not emauepale ihen. OILY proved that they cuud
not bear H.. Nor have beeu tempted Try theft
competency TO proylde Tor themselves"
No one Who saw the Duciur IN convention and heard
hun speak, doubt his honesty Of opnion, his talents
As HAT. oi education, or his sincerity chrslan.-
For these reasons The preceding opinion has great
weight mind. aud HE 81. II cuincides with
the opinions bad previously taned ifua ubserv allu
Of negro claracler.--L oRisriAe Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
PssJ.sDS AIS FOB s5aJsLA3sNt
POOR fEtlJSEIS.

TENllE OyerSpers of the pslr for the County Of Am
n hrrsi will meet Al Prnn's shop. miles west OF
sad CtGt house, IA the second Saturday IN October
next Ir the purpose of receiving proposals for the build
Ing VI our framed haildngS 36 ny Is feet all uiderpins
ned with Brick er stanr 9 feet pitch from the ilrs with
brick or stone chnneys in Me ceaire vi each house.
pointed with sroH. liue mortar, with tno FIRE places IN
each chimney and heaIfh> lpss than feet wide
wrsihrr,5uarded with heart poplar, 10 show five
inches and lap twn nches.-Sqnae roofs, covered with
clesnu, shingles sheated with Isnk-larae aud corner
boards ,lan box cornice. lahed, pasieted and white
washed two twelve light windows 10 by IL oass-
two ,iuh doors. tongned and groovcd each house
cased up plain. doors hing with hank hinges aud screws
with iron latch and good stock lock 10 each door
iloors ongned and grosed, the rooms to be ee ed up
three eet high iIen the f. ars with plain Gaping
One House Of like q, and finished in all respects
IKE The above, except that chimney is to he placed in
each cn, and s"ve CHIMNEY IN the esntre-unr bat
Ton door. fifteen laht wndows 70 by y glass
Que ilouse of like Dimensions and finished in all e
sFeeis like hose before mentioned. stories h;gh II
et pueh, chimney al each End. with fl AIRS IN each surg:
s'alr case IN ihecene: six baton DOORS four beloA aud
"o ah1Ve slairs-sevcn twelve Eight windows, four u
loye and three below stairs
lhe underlakers will be required 10 furnish all the
numerals OF every description whatever excerpt such
Va" DC procured upon the land and do all The work Of
KIND. In Submitting proposals it is expected that
"e undertaken. where he shall discover any ,hlul left
~ !" 'he aoove specifications, which is necessary aud
proper towards the completion of the Buildings Tia he
M4i nave an eye 10 IN making his bill he will be
'esu Mound 10 do any work not specified herein-and
III 10 case will additional compensation he made for any
"o'N whatever which may be found NECESSARY in The
n progress "rlle oudinos.
81 Sep. 20 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

SiGN.L Coon FORTUNE. Boston Traveller re-
Bates, IN The authority III private letter irun ,anun
mat Snanish schonner vi about 100 TONS Che Quartz.
fdon. u Manila, ) which started fshuy excursion
on The shoals u the China Seas has found amount
n treasure on the West London snial. The CANAAN
states that hu observed anchor aud chan which he
traced nl he uund wreck, when he sent down aircrs
WIN brought up large quantities VI metal which they
eallrd lead but which he 10 be Sycec silver IN this
way about sl15,00o in these nguls silver was recov-
FRED. Tho letter adds:
mo one knows what vessel il was that this treasure
beloneed TO- chrunumcer picked up also but tina
ads to nothing, aud yel The yslory is soved Il
Is supposed by many that the vessel away and
that some OF The crew got Manila and repord Tho
nss, and The money hoard aud that this captain hav-
Ing kept quiet tor year, ar perhaps d zen TIL all was
inrgotlen, started this hshine expod,tnn his how
ever. Is only surnlse. II he knows the vessels name
he dues mention IT, lie seems To hsve acted honor-
ably. lie first gave the mnney over HE insurance Oh
fes. who immediately awarded him one-third Of IL and
alter investigating the matter. gave him the rana iIer
MY own opinion H. that his sufy u first seeing he an.
elur then the chain Ne, hbrcaun; as The wafer
enrks he has brought nppear never have been under
water. think the tsspl's hetween decks has always
been clear u water, and he had burn her 10 get tbs
bolts"
our correspondent adds the Traveller vouches Cor hi,
statement. The money he says, has all pissed through
his hands. The pieces oi silver weighed about it,y
ounces each.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

miraculous Esrape.-An English paper, The Western
Times. relates The following Incident:
Dudley Sallefiun has breo the uf a must thril
ling incident. Slx infant children, "Wednesday tnotn.
lng got into boat tho beach, aud misclesuus boy
showed II oil. The boat drillrd nwny 10 before tina
children were missed. Terrible was he agoty uf the
muthes when they knew it. the preventive men went
oil IN all directions; every buat the look uu IN
lat lnlo the night. Daylight. returned. and sill there
were idngs OF he helpless children; the day wore n
way, aud slill noihlng heard about them; they wero
as either IN the eArause Of lhe wide octan buried
ain lis Unsuitable Depths 4 Pyn onth trawer, fish
ny yesterday mernng early, something d Eating
distance; he hofe duwn 10 IL and discovered II 10 be-
bn1 and III e bottom tie children oil huddled n
IKE nest oi birds. liant asleep, hpd having merciiuy
gwen them that blessed slaee after day al terror and
despair Inc iraNler teok len board, Toasted hctn
with bread and e,eese and aaddened their despsiring
lh'le hearts With promise lake them hume. Be-
tween three and uur N the afternoon The rawier
seen IN the ollag with The bal nsern. All eyes were
robbed again aud again. and last they made il was
the idenlca boat. The flew through lie town
The mothers irnntic To The beach, for there were
clldfen discefned IN the boa 10 - IN The
sloop Intense was the agony of suspense aud all alike
shared with the parents. At last the lrawler came in
aud the word went round they re all saf.,' aud many
stout hearted men ufst inu aud shrek.
ed with joy 4 lecaine alhos fanlc with her ms p, or
able hapPnrss. 1t was indeed memorable day--and
pmyer eloquent Tor It's rough sincerity. offered up
Almighty Cod, who IN hs infinite mercy, had spared
hese ipnncent chilen. tron the prrs aud of
the during tat earul night. Five Of th 81 chi ren
were under he years OF age, and The sixth IS bu nine
years Old
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
,,,Css.s4ss Es. T'OEAss, Editor.
rHE LYNCHBURG vIRGINIhN,
s.7>rt1 a4fS
- - A-.i-- - y

r.-rHE LYNChBURd VIRGlNlhN,
r. satisfied scmi-''eeky, (erery 'no"d'y a"d ah'aay'
nv SrArilAM, Dll.LARD & 10" MEL
4 -Four Dollars per s"a' payable IN ea'a"es
,otsn ,vi geceuedtor shorter time b.a s'1 "'o's'
!" ,ru be discontinued (ercept at the dtscrsion
1n "a :" = ,it,,s.) until all arrcarages are paid
D. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at % een'spe'
for s,s) for every inner form insertion ana e'4
% ar SPARE cor tes) for esery outer for" insertion"
FyERl ADVERTISER rs required TO more o" ms
manuscript long he us'es has dd0eftSen,
nat so noted ,cdl be inserted TIL ats dis
enttnnance be ordered -.
rop yE3RLT ADVERTISING; the terms are JOY
M .r,sre of t,ro squares, $40 for one square, $50 Jo'
~. ,,,re inner form, s5j. Eoery yearly ddrs't'se'
r..aireat to fac HI, advertising TO h''pafte"
ar line of business. .,., .u,.,;,;o,,,.
u JOB PRLNFLN5' erec'aed aea''y anu s1P'"''''"'
T., a nd ON re soaa5le terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
Nv B'GsSEEE yy.s.y.YEs,.

4 w take charge at Farm in the county Of Wythe,
ID OF abonl 500 acre. Of land, together with the man
asei"eh' &" sx hands, To With small family,
VINO can come recommended lor capacity aud good han
lis, (and others n--d apply literal Wage, in cash
WI be paid. Address \. b., Wylheye, Va
S-pt. % #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
A SCOLD-PARoDY.

----She never held her peace,
But let III humor, like a harsh caiarrh,
Fees. her croalius Jumps she stampd and storm'd
Aud with sour blear-cyed austerity,
She sat like IIecate upon her bosom,
Docking Wick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
Es'EEEE.E.Fg r.. NOW o.,
At tl,c old stand Of
BRYANT, & YOUNG,

rrvn WIZ, >, vycyry-c,
~
no" receiving anu mas ~ store us ia'' STOCK
hoNf"lf'N.
which he has recently bought IN the Northern MARKETS
FOL cash only, and he pledges himself 10 sell as low as
any house IN the upper country The following cons
Prise portion on his stuck
50 binds. Purlu Rico and n. O. Sugar.
:" Cuba clarified and 81. GrulN do
10 boXCs lual Sugar,
80 bags Ro, laguIa and Java Coffee,
2JO sacks Salt,
20 hhds aud hhls. Mnlasscs,
. hlhs splendid L. hea do Tor relating.
i0'0oo 'os p"'o 'oio"' I'aNs'''e a"o 0'''ef "c'o
,oo '''S'
so Sues good ana oa"''se' sue i'ea'"e''
- ~ t9hS bar non
oVoo oS nee haron SIDES,
20 pos. Pn'e laanels ol'' u.
~ pdl'S = "uo" - ''"'ss anu '.''e''''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
Feathers.

= 600 LBS NEW GEESE FEArn ERS OF
c,'VO hand and Ia, sale low for cash
BRYANT. TlNsLEl s LANlNDER.
Sept 22 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
GE E.FEA.

A FEW urat GUITARS ON baud, which will b.
~ sud rsry loie, cuse consignment
PAYNE < GREGORY.
Sent 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

S'RN GymG ss.5nfer Fashions.
Jusr RECEIVED Al MY HOUSE ON MAIN SraEEf, roU
DOORS ABOVE MErM & GwAT1iN's STORE.
ENHANKFCL to my friends and the Public gene
a. rally Tor their patronage hrreto re nesi5wed GpoH
me, ask a continuation ct the same feeling sure thas
shall bs able 10 please the most iasdlons.
WILLIAM CLAVEY.
Sent 90 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
rs.AE.s2 e's,ER'asS.

1000 lbs Cunningham & Auderson's Bale Cotton
WV just received aud for sale low Tor cash.
BRN AMI, I!NSiEN & LANlNDER.
Sept % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
E,F,S.Es FOR SAFE.

AGAIN offer tor sale my FARM IN Nelson county
II near the courthouse, containing
400 Acres.
This farm is very valuable. well tmbeed, IN very
hsalhy neighbohood, and within ten miles OF The James
De- fan,i The terms will be liberal. Apply Il"
The subscriber in Iynchburg Sposwood garland ana
ho'''' y J. GARLAND.
Sent 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02

''E0OE ye EEes'e -
y oMALL lot of superior FAMILY CURED BA-
a CON HAMS,
~ bbls. u EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
ls ~ boxes Goshen Cheese
received and for sale low for cash by
~ ~, HATCHER & GREEN.
", ihFy are also in receipt OF fresh supply Of
W. "eefles OF every desci hD:ion,
apn are prepared to sell lou for cash or barrier
San 'e n Inasl reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-02
Richmond Jeans,

- CASES heavy RICHMOND JEANS. a supo.
% nor article for servants wear. consignment. aud
Tor sale low, fappIIed Tor immediately.
GEO. BAGBf.
Sept, % Is
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-08

at Bootle Bay, with double charge of gunpowder
CAS- pounds and two balls, weighing (of course to-
gether) 472 pounds. IL will be covered during the
experiment with mats and sand, to avert the conse-
quences Of accident from disrupton-though this,
from its admirable and scientific construction, Is by
no means to be apprehended. The Princeton Is, we
learn, to be here shortly TO take the monster on
board
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET ron the WEEK END
ING APRIL ls.-The middling class ofAmercan has
barely supported itself this week. Probably no
change IN the quotations may be called for, but the
turn of the market has been rather in favor of the
buyer, and, altogether, we have passed somewhat
dull and quiet week, although considerable busi-
ness has been done. 1900 American and 200 Per-
nam have been taken speculation 2l70 Ameri-
can, 270 Pernam and 60 Madras for export. The
sales of the week amount to Al $40 bales
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nENTISTRY or DENTAL SURGERY.-Dr
i j VA NJ pATTEM .continiies nj his laleaaant AM

.nENTISTRY or DENTAL SURGERY-Dr
~ VAN PATTEN continues at his pleasant and
central location, Ia few doors west from Browns
and Coleman's Hotels.) He pledges himself to per-
form any and every operation appertaining to his
profession as successfully and with little pain as
can be done in any of the Eastern cities.
He inserts teeth of any desired shade and size,
with or without gums, singly in full SETS cases
may require, and usually secures them to the gums
by that most clearly and comfortable principle OF
atmospheric pressure. Yet, being fully competent
to apply every known principle, his patients shall
always have the benefit of the mode best adapted to
the condition of their mouths.
Having been long established in Washington, he
deems it unnecessary to expose patients names for
reference but would suggest to strangers that they
inquire Of citizens
NJ B.-No charge for work that should come short
of what was promised in the contract, nor any
charge for repairing or even renewing his work.
MAY 7-6t
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Bu n. Green. .Auctioneer.

BIZ Il. Green, .AucfiOneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
Y TlON.-On Friday, the 9th inst, shall sell,
on the premises, at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ
Lot No. g. in square Ne. 454, fronting 60. feet IL
inches on 9th street north.
North half of lot No. g. in same square, fronting
on 9th street.
Lot No. 4, in square 525, fronting on 4th street.
Lot No 5, in square 526, fronting on 4th street.
Lots No 2, 4, 90, and "a, in square SIG, fronting
on and X streets.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in g. ~, and 1e
months, for notes bearing ntcrest--a deed given,
and deed Of trust taken. Title unquestionabe.
A. GREEN,
Mays Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Y On Monday, the 18th day Of May next, at half
lots DC 27. and %, in square No. 729 with the inn
movements, which are one threestory and one two
story brick house, containing each six rooms; and
large frame house built in cottage style, containing
10 rooms. The houses will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One.fourth cash, balance IN equal
navments Of 6, 10, and Is months, for notes bear.
ing interest. deed will be given and deed OF
trust taken TO secure the payment Of the notes.
RW. DYER Il CO.,
Anril I7-eedts Auctioneers
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InuN sAppINGTON.

DLEASANT SUMNER BoAKDlNG
i HOUSE.-Those new houses on Ism street.
north Of street, having been fitted up by Mrs; ur-
ner for the accommodation of boarders; oenuenel
desiring pleasant residence within the lmmeula's
vicinity of the executive departments wouIu hnu
this location one of the most desirable IN 'ue eiy'
either for themselves or families. 80. -
The situation is high, pleasant, and healthy' ree
from dust and noise.
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