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dHRISTIE's GALVANIC
"a J ,

- STRENGTHENING PLAST Frs,
To be used in connection with DR.. CHRISTlE'S
MAGNETIC FLUID.
These Plasters, which have received the unquali-
fed appreciation of the Medical Profession of Great
Britain, are offered To the public as an important ad
JunCt 10 the genuine GALNANIC RINGS, and their
modlhcationS, acting upon the same principle, but
having the benefit Of more local application
The GALNANIC PLASTERS are confidently re-
commented as valuable addition in the speedy cure
OF Rheumatism and Nervous Complaints, and as an
eectual remedy in cases of Pain Oppression in the
Chest, Weakness Of the Back aud general debility
Throughout. the system In Spinal Complaints they
are used with the greatest benefits az preventive for
c0ius ana IN affections of the chest generally they
WIN De found OF unusual value. In Nervous DisOr-
ders, particularly those affecting the chest side, back
or stomach, they give almost immediate and perma
nent relief.
Beware Of spurious limitations and purchase none
but CHRISTIE'S G.ALT.ANIC STR ENG THEN
ING PLASTER, to be obtained only at the store of
SETH S. HANCE, 1903 Baltimore street, and corner
Charles and Pratt SITS; and where may be had
DR., CHRlSTlE'S GALVANIC RINGS, BANDS,
| BRACELETS and MAGNETIC FLUID, for the
cure of Rheumatism, acute or chronic Gout Tic Do
lOreux, To0thache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous
Sick Headache. Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy EpiIep-
sey, Fits, Cramp, Pal Raton of the Heart, Ap0peIy
Stiffness of joints, LumbagO, Spinal Complaints. Ncu
ralga, General Debility, Deficiency of Ne VOus Ener-
ed Dyspepsia they have been found equally successful
e. Remember, that all articles of this description, not
obtained ofSETH. $. HANCE, l0s Baltimore st. and
corner of Charles and Pratt SITS are
Base and Worthless Counterfeit9.
DR.. Christie warns the American public against spu
rious s itations The metals of which the Rings are
composed are prepared by secret process, known
only to the discOVerer for which he obtained is pa
tent and all limitations are worthless and withOst any
beneficial effect whatever. No Peders will on any
account he allowed to sell DR.. ChrStie's Rings or
Fluid, and but agent in every city he appointed
Pamphlets can be obtained without charge JAG I'm
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT COLUMBIA, TENNEs-
ZEE. We learn from the Nashville Orthopoli-
ian that fire broke out in the town Of Column
bia, Maury county, Tenn, on Monday night
seek. which consumed nearly onc-fourth of
ibe town, being near the square-embracing
she silversmith shops of VIM. r. and James
Hodge, Strickland's cabinet shop, Helms shoe
shop, GamblIn's grocery, Kelly's dry goods
store, Estes timer shop, the Observer printing
.office the large Eagle Hotel, MIR. Aderson's
bonse, and several brick and frame houses,
Kitchens, Sc 1t is not known how the fire
originated.
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03- A CARD. At meeting of the class Of Prof
PINY MILES, Lecturer the Science of PhrenO-
Mnemotechny, held at the Odd Fellows Hall on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 3lst, 1885, on motion, l.,
p. CLOVER, Jr. Esq, called to the chair, and l..
NJ SMITH appointed secretary: when ii was resolv-
ed that n committee of seven be appOn ed to draft
resolutions expressive of the opinion Of the class as
10 the utility of PhrenO- Mnemotechny, and of the
fitness, candOr am ability with which Prof MILES
has performed his province az a teacher
A committee was then appointed who reported the
following:
The undersigned, committee appointed by the
large and respectable class of ladies and gentlemen
who attended COuse of Lectures on Phreno Nine
mOtechny, delivered by Prof. PLISEY MILES, unite in
expressing their decided appreciation of the pdnci-
pies and practical application of the science, and are
fully satisfied that, in statistical aud chronological
matters, and knowledge Of lalitu les and lOngudes,
lengths Of rivers, heights of mountains, extent and
population of countries, and in its application to 9th
subjects, it will, with due attention and study be
of great utility the student The committee feel
it to be their duty to state, from the kind and happy
manner in which Prot. MItEs communicated and ex.
planned the science to his pupils that he is Justly en-
titled To the thanks of the class, and TO the full conf
denCr of the public.
l.. P. CLOVER, Jr JOsEPH II. CLARKE,
l.. Nj SMITH, ID. n, PARMELEE,
II. OGBoRH, DR.. McCUILoCH.
j. WALDORF,
Oh motion, it was unanimously resolved, that the
report be adopted, and published in the daily papers.
Il. P. GLOVER, JR., Chairman.
l.. N. SMITH, Secretary. aG st
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GN3EIt1E h's AHsGMQCAg PLAYING
~ CARD : for sale at m ,nulactures prices, by
FREDERICK FICKEY g. SONS,
iaa No 900 Baltimore street.
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SSILVER PLATING ELUID-For Plating
- with pure Sver-Castors, Candesticks, Cake
Baskets or any kind of old plated goods, or any ar
Gle composed of Brass Copper or German silver, can
be instantly repated with coating of pure Silver by
using the silver plating fluid. 1t is pure Liquid sill.
yer, warranted to restore plated goods OF any kind
where the the silver is worn Off aud can be appedby
any person in a few minutes. For sale. wholesale
and retail, by ALFRED h. Rtlt,
No. 335 Baltimore street,
ia3 ID Tin Store above Howard street,
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HERR ALEXANDER. This gentleman wizard will
give his fourth entertainment this evening, at the iio
liday Street Theatre, on which occasion large mum
her of tricks never before attempted by any who have
preceded him, will be given. All who wish to realize
their widest dream of the supernatural, should not
fail TO attend asno idea of his wonderful performance
en- be formed by the recollection Of other professors
of the magic arr To secure good seats, application
should be made at the box office during the day.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & Co.
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC. {
Dn PRIZES OF $1,000 are $40 ,OOO-l55
80 w prizes of 500 are $4,000. High capitals
DAY, Jan 8-75 No. lottery IL ballots, Tickets IS,
halves 81 50, qrs. 81 25 Packages S74, 81, SIS 50
each
Drawn Nos class Lowest prize S5. are
II IS | "a Is 90 30 40 81 40 rs 81 I776
TOMORROW, $500; tickets 81 50, SATURDAY
$4,000, tickets 81, so, and 25c each. Packages SD,
81, and SO 50 each, Address
JAMES FLETCHER & Co. Baltimore, Nd.
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From which deduct as follows;
Amount paid Depositors during tae yea
lef5, including principal and later
eat S528, Sj4 6.
Amount paid State tax for
yeats 1914 and l345, ami
City tax for yerr 1915 1858 =
Amount Of Expenses for
year lsi5 5,4l6 5
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HNORTUNEs FOR SALE. The extraordi-

HIORTUNES FOR SALE. The extraordi-
H nary luck heretofore met with by adventures
ATM DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt-st.
opposite the Railroad Depot, and next to Bradshaw's
United states HOTEL is astonishing, and would hard
ly be credited if the fact was not too notorious to ad
nit of doubt, All that will be necessary to con-
vince the most sceptical will be trial in some of the
following splendid schemes:
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 500, tickets $2s shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery' will
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81, halves So cts
quarters 25 cts. Certificate of package will be is
sued as follows: package consisting of 25 whole
tickets for Sl2 halves Sc, qrs. So, and eehths Sla
This is splendid chance for pocketing very !.and-
some prize for a small outlay.
liberal discount will he paid to persons who puT
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greaestvariety of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket, or share. An ORDERS per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, :!o.l44 PrattsIeet,
II fri Opposite b. * o. r. r. Depot.
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noCToR swAYNE's
E1 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSU M TION!
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, PaIptation of the Heart,
Influenza, Group, Broken Consultation,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most efectu-
al and speedy cure ever
knownlor any Ofthe
IL UVedseasesis
THE GEM iNE ..kEPARATION.
SW.4TNE'S COMPsD SYRU WILD CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 9th, l845.
DR.. SwAYNE: Dear Sir,-I have been afflicted with
violent cough for years, ate aided with tickling in
the throat great debility and other disagreeabe symp
TOMS which had become quite alarming, aud threat
ened serious consequences. | made trial of nearly
all the medicines which are recommended so highly
In the papers, but received no benefit whatever, and
hearing of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, reluctantly concluded TO make trial of
il, and in very short tins it cured me entirely so that
have had no return oft, but feel much stronger
since using your invaluable medicine, and you can
not say too much in its favor, there are so many
persons suffering as was, which by the use OF your
nently cured. JAMES DIXON,
corner of Tenth and Pearl streets.
DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuable
tree which was ever introduced to the public, and
ample proofs afforded Ofts success by the country
being flooded with sBasams, '''Candies" and "Mix-
tIres" of Wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared
by regular physician, although they have assumed
the names of respectable physicians 10 give currency
to their 'Nostr inns" And there an 'Imposter"
who has come out within few days, with Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry clinging still closer
the original name, that persons mig II be deceived If
they did not bear in mind the name of DR.. SWAYNE.
Therefore the pubtic should he on their guard, and
nothave worthless mixture panicJ upon them for
the original and genuine preparation, which is Only
prepared by DR.. SWAYhE, n. w. co: ner Of Eighth
and Race sts., Philadelphia.
Baltimore fgents-i.p. Cook, No. IS Baltimore ST.;
SIabcr y Canhy, p:att street wharf J. w. s. 4. w.
Davis, No, 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .agcnts-R fanhNrl Washington, d. O.;
Vim. dtdbler Bro, Alexandria =. C.: George NJ.
5othorcn. Georgetown. ja6-tAp6r
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MTGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
H. There are thousands of ways of accommodating
wealth. but certainly there is none so easy as to
purchase ticket at EGERTONS'. Almost every
day falls to our lot to alleviate the pecunary rou
bles of some unhappy man, by placing at his disposal
n fortune, while At the same time we add new glory
to many who seek prize simply for pleasure. Be
in time, there is yet room for you.
CO TODAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery
class A-75 Nos. and ~ ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 l prize of $4,000
l 10000 " 1910
5000 20 l000&c.
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
cor. SOuth-st. and Exchange Place, cor. of
1t Commerce g. Pratt or cor. Gay s. Pratt sts
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6NONSTABLE'S SALE. BY virtue of a writ
" OF her facias, issued by Robert Duton Esq, at
the suit of Philip ~ Nicholas, against William II .
Hooper, and to me directed, have seized and taken
in execution the following described property, to
wit lot or parcel Of ground situate in the city OF
Baltimore, with frame Carpenters shop thereon,
beginning for the said lot al the formed by the
intersection of the south side Of Bank street with the
west side of Bethel street, and fronting on the south
side of Bank street twenty feet, and running back
width, one hundred and fifty feet to another street.
and fronting also twenty feet thereon.
Notice is hereby gieen That will sell, or THURS
DAY, the 29Ih day of January instant at Al O'clock
p NJ, on the premises, to the highest bidder for cash,
all the right, title, interest and estate OF the said
Hooper, in and TO the property so seized and taken
as aforesaid
Jas q, rs. 81 JAMES SEWARD, Constable.
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HBRINTING PAPER. For Newspapers or
n Book Printing, made to order at short notice.
large stock of various sIz s, constantly nn hand for
sale by TURNER s. NUDGE,
iaS 3 Son h Charles-st
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MAYNARD d NoYE'S WRITING INK, in
ITA quart, pint, half pint, OF and or, bottles,
constantly on hand and for sale by
TURNER & NUDGE,
ia3 > South Charirs-st,
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POWDER Mill BLOWN UP. We learn from
the Nassau Telegraph that the lighthouse at
tached to the powder mill of John Carkin, ESQ.,,
in Bennington, was blown up on Wednesday
night last. 1t was estimated that there was
about $50 kegs of powder, undergoing the pro-
cess OF drying. The spread of the fire was SO
rapid that it was found impossible to save any
of the powder. Mr. Carkin's house was good
deal damaged, and his other buildings were
much shattered Loss estimated at about $1,000
M insurance.
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FATAL AFTRAY AT NORFOLK. tracas &C.
.urred at Norfolk, on Saturday night, between
The inmates of house on Little Water street,
xsd three sailors belonging to the U. S. ship
Pennsylvania, named Francis Baker, Peter Be-
ran and Geo. Williams. A wound was in
9icted upon Baker, who is from New York,
which produced his death in few hours after
Basds. Began was also dreadtnlly stabbed in
ihe back and side, and Williams cut and crush
cd in frightful manner with conch shell and
Ven kettle. Neither Of them are expected to
I've. James Warden and James Brown, two
of the offenders, were arrested.
MILLS STOPPED. They have had snow, in
stead of rain, in Illinois, since winter set in.
The streams are therefore unusually low, and
he grist mills have had to stop,
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Leaving amount Of Funds 3lst Deem y
Der, 1915 81 ,:}SS, 748 50
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FEyO WANT MONEY and not 10 have it, is an
n acknowledged source Of annoyance: 10 remedy
which, EMORY co. tacua ed enU ely by the de
size to relieve suffering humanity as far as pussibIe)
advertise the annexed pretty little scheme TO be
drawn on SATURDAY, Jan. 10Th, the capital prize
in which any person buy at their celebrated prize
office for 25 GEMS. taptaIs $4,000, 5000, sc Sc.
Single tickets only 25 cents Emory & Co. will sell
in this Lottery % tickets for SO 50. Re snre (t you
want lucky ticket to make application in peiSon
or bv letter, TO EMORY s. co
jao4t opposite Barnuni : h"'e''
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% CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VINO wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
u. CLARKiS assortment, which is COM
pete, at his Old Established Store, Water St. ID door
rom Calvert n0l
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WNOR HIRE. servant woman, who is good
k' cook and washer, Inquire of
J. EDWARD BIRD,
jas 81 No. 209 Bamorest.
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Q3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, Dozen
or single Plate,
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES To be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, Of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c &c, for sale aud made to Order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. f.. $. FRYER,
nll-tf No North Gay street.
G3-A fresh supply of Doctor J. s. ROSES ME-
DIClNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, SC, just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophylacc Syrup, Lniments, Tonic Pills, &C.,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS * ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover ami Market SITS.
n243m Baltimore, Md.
G5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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MF-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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REV. DR. MACLAY. We learn from the
New York papers, that the venerable DIR. Ma
clay of that city, was on board the steamboat
Belle Zane, recently wrecked on the Missis-
sipp, causing the loss of some so lives. He
was in bed when the boat struck, and jumped
from his berth and waded across the cabin,
breast deep in water, with only his night
clothes on. He with others floated upon the
hurricane deck for more than four hours during
one of the coolest nights of the season, and es-
capped with but slight injury, although SO years
of age. Robert Burns, of Newport, R. L.,
who escaped from the wreck with him, froze to
death after reaching shore.
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THE CAPITALS ARE.
prize OF $4,000 | prize Of $4,000
% 10000 g 1910
5000 20 q 1000 &c.
Tickets S5--sarcs in proportion
tG3- Draws next SATURDAY, January 10Th, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, cass 3 capital prize
SiOOO-Tickets Sl-shlres in proportion, in which
Scheduled * Co. will sell on certificate packages Of
% whole tickets for only sl4 halves 81 90, quarters
So so, elghths 81 Is. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCIIOOLFIELD & CO,
No. Calvert street.
1t First office from Baltimore street.
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Loss BY FIRES LAST YEAR. The Philadel-
phia Chronicle gives a list of all the fires of
any note which occurred during the past year,
in the United States, Canada and the West
Indies, which shows the enormous loss of TWEEN
ty-seven millions eight hundred and twenty
five thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars !!
and yet this monstrous sum does not cover,
according to our calculation, says the Chron-
Gle, more than two-thirds the actual loss which
has been sustained by fire in thin United States,
Canada and the West Indies, during the year
1915. When it is taken into consideration
that we have not estimated the immense forests
of timber that have been destroyed, and pro-
badly a thousand fires, where the losses have
been but few hundred dollars, we shall not
be far out of our calculation
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$l,93l,O73 28

6o5,25l &c
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Public Dsat Of Texas-fhs Illus

Public Dett Of Texak-Ihe Hruss
Of Representatives, Il Texas have appoin-
ted , committee ~ inquire ini0 lhe rxre.
dieney of reding 20 ne 6nvefnmenI Il
he United States lhs public lands Of Tex
8 for The just equivalent, fOr The purpose
Of providing means 10 iiqnijals tie pub
lie debt; and 20 take inin confederation
The PROPERTY of classifying and defining
lhe public deb, ami Of appointing board
10 ascertain anil sliOl The same.
Abll has also been introduced into The
Senate. 50 fnr the liquidsiinn and adjust
msn. nf lhe public drhs. = The bill pro-
poses The ap; oinimeRI By The Governor
aud Senate. al laras commissioners 10 arI
upon the claims, - Anslia, commencing
ON Ihe lsI June next. AM thereafter On
the FIRST Of every alternate month. with
the powers Of Court Of Law AMI Equi-
~; anil whose decision il 10 have tie ef.
feet Of judgment. The right nf appeal
il TO be allowed from their decision.
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CoEsmmepi. il ~ Aays Eam cfn. Tsy,
hFs camp, passed thrangh or TaWn On
Thnssdsy. What lhe natars q Ihsse
dss9ssrhns SER. re na0li Mt ssrsrlsin ;
hal se leain aiszi he besrrF a lhrm sla-
ieA. that fRa dsys b fore he IN Cirn.
Tayi0r. . hsilis siih lie Mexirans Ear
daily eKPerieii ihai Gen. TaslnF had
dFliTsrrd sar FPferh 70 his army; ami
that daily arrfssiofs 10 The Mexiean AZ
my weTe r0uTing IN FIRM FL quarters.
~-- .-- Ps'snbnrg Ind.
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Congress.-Ah hill to protect the rights OF
American settlers in the territory of 0regau until
the termination of the joint occupancy; to erect
bock-houscs, stockades, OF military posts; 10 raise
two regiments of troops for the protection OF en-
igrants and To establish public mail from Mis-
souri, to Oregon, passed its third reading in the
House Of Representatives on the 18th inst by
vote Of los to 64, and was sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
The Senate ordered the printing of $4,000 CO.
pics of the Report of the Commissioner Of Pat
cnts. 1t was stated in the debate upon this cues.
ton, that the income of the Patent Office, from
fees on patents and applications for patents, a.
mounted to about 200, 600 dollars per annum.
In the Senate, on the 2sd instant resolution
relative 70 the secret service fund, Offered lew
days before by Mr.. Jarnagin, coming up, Mr.. D.
said somewhat similar resolution, adopted by the
House of Representatives, having been responded
TO by the President, refusing, on public grounds
10 give the information asked for, he was disposed
tO NltHutaW lHe FeSOlutloIi' bu' iN Ne"N' w.
only Ivy the unanimous consent of the Senate; and
Mr.. Wcstco,t objected. Mr.. w. desired the vote
of the Senate upon it by ayes and noes, as pre-
cedcnt. He regarded the principle involved IN Il
as highly important lilo was opposed to Its ATOP
ton, and hoped the Senate would reject it by
decisive vote. The vote was afterwards taken
and the resolution rejcctcd-ycas !, noes Al.
THE SunrREAsunY DlLL-ln the Senate
Mr.. Lewis, chairman of the committee on finance
in replying to some inquiries of MIR. Webster, sta
ted that it was uncertain when the committed
would he ready to report upon the SuhtreaSur,
bill. The committee had determined to give pre-
cclcncc to the hill for establishing warehous'n!
system, as a remedial measure; and to bills u
establish branch mints at Charleston and New
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Equity Sales.

p Jtmes CHEEK, and others, er Pcrte.
g.. .E Petition to sell Real Estate.
DY virtue of a decree of the Court of Equity,
I'D made in this cause, shall sell to the high
est bidder, on the 25th of May next before the
court house in the town of HillsbOrough. the
LAND belonging to the heirs at law of the late
John Check, on the waters of New Hope, adj
Joining the lands of Baxter Davis, and others. A
credit of twelve months will be given. Bond and
security required; and the title will he made when
the purchase money is paid.
. JAMES WEBB, c. NJ. E.
April II. III"