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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Sale Of Real Estate.

OY virtue Of an order of the Court of Com
} mon Pleas for Fairfield County. made at its
September Term, A. D. 1916, aud TO us directed.
as Administrator of the Estate Of FREDERICK
SLOUGH. deceased. We shall proceed to sell on
Saturday the 3Ist day Of July, 1s47.
on the premises, the following described Real
Estate, to-wit, IN-LOTS Nos Al and 42, in the
Town of Winchester, in said County of Fairfield;
Also, Two Acres of OUT-LoT No, ?, adjoining
said Town of Winchester, being the property Of
which said Frederick Slough, died seized.
Terms cfSaie = One-third cash in hand, and the
balance in one and two years, with interest OH
deferred payments, to be secured by mortgage Or
approved personal security.
Due attendance will be given by the undersign-
ed, NATHANIEL TALLMAN,
HINTON TALLMAN.
Admtors cfthe Estate Of Frederick Slough, decd
~ The above property will be sold free from
all right Of Dover ON my part in said premises.
MARY SLOUGH, Wiaow.
jane %, 1917. pf $3.50 6w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
For the Gentlemen.

81 pieces BROAD CLOTH. all colors s. prices
Rough and Ready and Monterey Cassimeres
Superior French and English Black do
$50 pieces plain. striped aud barred SAITH.
NETS, from IS to 871 cents per yard
on pieces KENTUCKY JEANS
Gold and Oxford Mixed TWEEDS
Meriuo Cassimeres, plain and taucy Gambroons
Brown Linens and Cotton DRILLINGS
Marseilles, Merino aud Silk Vestings. &c.
In addition to tue abuve, we have a large stock Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Notice.

A T our instance an attachment was this day
m issued by s. S. Geohegan, "A Justice of the
Peace of Liberty Township, Fairfield County
Ohio, against the property and effects OF N. HnS'
erty, a non.residentot said county.
KINKEAD g. DOTY.
June ., 1S47. 4w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
JOHN HANCOCK.
President Of Congress, and

DettSUG6 J|OW 4~uHSSUCHHoCtLS'
New Hampshirc.--Josiah Bartlett,
William Nipple, Matthew Thornton.
Massachusetts Bay.-Samuel Adams,
John Adams, Robert Treat Paine, Ell
bridge Gerry.
Rhode Island Sv.-Stephen H opkins,
William Ellcry.
COnnectic@t.-Roger Sherman, Samuel
Huntington, William Williams, Oliver
Walcott.
New York.-William Floyd, Philip
Livingston, Francis Lewis, Lewis Morris.
New Jersey.--Richard Stocton, John
Witherspoon, Francis Hopkinson, John
Hart, Abraham Clark.
Pennsylrania.-Rober Morris, Benja-
min Rush, Benjamin frankie, John Nor
ton, George Clymer, james Smith, Geo.
Taylor, James Wilson, George Ross.
Delawarc.-Cesar Rodney, George
Read, Thomas M'Kean,
Maryland.--Samuel Chase, William
Paca, Thomas Stone, Charles Carroll, of
Carrollton.
Wrgiaia.-George Wythe, Richard
Henry Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin
Harrison, Thomas Nelson, Jr., Francis
Lightfoot Lee, Carter Braxton.
North CarOlina.--Wllliam Hooper
Joseph Hews, John Penn.
South Cdrolina.-Edward Ruttledge,
Thomas Hayward, Jro Thomas Lynch.
Jr., Arthur Middleton.
Georgia.-Button Gwinnett, Lyman
Hall, George Walton.
Attest. CHARLES THOMPSON, Scct'y.
THE Wool TRADE The Buffalo Cour
ier Of Friday says:
"The wool maket begins to open, ant
prices are considerably better than las
season. Sales of 5000 lbs. of variou.
qualities at from 20 to 80 cents. Las
year the range Of common description
was from II to 81"
The Rochester Dem. of Tuesday says
"Prices open, on an average, abou
three cents per pound higher than las
year. The average is the same in othe
points. During the past week about 25,
600 pounds having been purchased il
this market, at prices varying from 25 t
35 cents. But few lots of the better des
criptions have yet appeared"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Administrators sale.

AlllliulSll uiuI az OOHtS NON u IN ChANiEhl
Elizabeth Miller deceased. FAIRFIELD
as. COMMON
Jane Smith and others. PEAS.
10y virtue Of an order Of sale To me directed in
the above case at the May Term, 1871, OF
the Court aforesaid, l will on
Saturday the 31st day Of July next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock P. NJ. of said day. before the Court House
door in said County, offer at public sale the fol-
lowing premises, to-wit: In-Lot No. II, in the ID
Square of the Town OF Lancaster, with the i'm
provements thereon. upon the terms following,
to.wii: One.third in hand-one-third in one year,
and the residue in two years with interest from
the day of sale. The above premises have been
appraised at $1,000, aud cannot be sold for less
than two-thirds the appraised value thereof.
~SOSTHENES McCABE, Adm'tor,
dc Jonis nm Of the Estate Of Elizabeth Miller.
June 25, l847. pf $3.50 6w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Estate Of George J.. BcntIy.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
~istrator de bonis non, of the Estate OF George J.,
Bently late of Fairfield county Ohio, deceased.
J. R. MUMAUGH.
administrator de boniS non.
Dated at Lancaster June 10, 1847. Avn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Fairfield Common Pleas.

Emanuel Arnold, Administrator PETITION
ofJucOb Macklin, deceased.
Widow and Heirs ofsaid decd. CONVEY.
HE Defendants Mary Ann Macklin, Rebecca
Macklin, Jane Ann Macklin, Catharlue Mack
lin, Harvey Macklin and Benjamin Macklin, heirs.
at-law aud legal representatives of Jacob Mack
lin, deceased, aud Catharine Macklin, Widow, of
the County of Wood, in the State OF Ohio. will take
notice, that a Petition was filed in the Clerks Of
flee Of tile Court OF Common Pleas of said Fairfield
County, on the 9Th OF June, l847, setting forth
that said deceased, in his lifetime, entered into ii
written contract with one Joseph Macklin, ofsaid
Fairfield County. 10y which lie agreed for the con-
sideratiOn Of Three Hundred Dollars, to convey
to him the said Joseph, by proper Deeds Of Con-
veyance all his right, interest, &c, to one uudivid-
ed tenth part OF Que Hundred and Fitty-seven
Acres of Land, situate in said Fairfield County.
and being the same Tract of Land OF which De-
watt Mlcklin, late of said County, died seized
That full payment of the purchase money has
been made as provided by the terms Of said writ
ten cUntract-but that the said Jacob failed in his
lifetime to make the conveyance as agreed upon;
having departed this life before the execution of
the m The said Emanuel Arnold, as Admin
%istratnr, has filed his Petition, asking that he may
be authorized to complete said conveyance as
provided for by said written contract.
Said Petition will be heard at the September
Term of said Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, and should said Defendants fail To plead,
answer or denur 10 the same, it will be tlken a.
confessed against them.
EMANUEL ARNOLD, Adm'tor,
ofthe Estate Of Jacob Mackitn, deceased
CREEDs, attorneys far Petitioner.
June IL, 1917 1915 IF 4w5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
state Of Ohio, Fairfield GonntI
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Fairchild,

Us. iEAAAON
Ann Fairchild. Widow, Elizabeth for the
Fairchild. Rachel. Wife ofGeo.
W. Fenstemaker William FAIR. rAhIlIIoN
child, Martha Fairchild, ofFair- of the South.
field county. Ohio, and Lidia. Z westQua.tero of
Wife of Jonathan Knepper Of Section No.32
Pickaway county, Ohio. and Township No.
Muses. Faircllild, & Mary. Wife lG. and Range
ofShedrick Hiland, ofthe State No. 10. in said
oiindlana. County.
= ME above named Defendants are hereby no.
L tilted of the filing OF the above mention Pc.
ution, praying for the assignment of Dower in, Land
the partition ofthe same, according to the several
rlgl,sot Demandant and said Defendants. as stated
IN said Petition-and that an order will be taken
IN tue premises accordingly at the next Term OF
this Court.
]. RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
Fairfield Common Pleas.
June ii, l3H $],50pf 6wJ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
For MOMsc.Kccpers,

We have Bleached and Brown Linen Tabl'
Cloths. Damask and Russia Diapers. Damask am
Book Muslin Curtains, Connterpains, Table Co
rers &c &c &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
All kinds of Groceries.

A large assortment of oUEENSWARE and
GLASSWARE. Legborn. Palm Leaf, Silk, Fur
and Brush HATS. BOOTS and SHOES; Ladies'
Kid aud Morocco SLIPPERS. &c. &c.
We are opposed to putting and 6ioriag-we
shall not sell our Goods at"iess than cost" as we
expect to make a irving profit from them; bat We
respectfully invite the public to call and examine
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
as We intend to rely upon the quality and prices
of them to obtain a fair share Of patronage.
We will take in exchange for our Goods. all
kinds Of Country Produce,
for which we will pay the highest market price:
Bring along your Cash and your Produce and call
al uie THREE WALNUT DOORS" where
YOU will fnd the best Goods aud lo'oest prices.
JOHN EFFINGER & co.
Lancaster, June 7, l347.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Domestic Goods,

Such as Brown and Blcached Muslins, Tickings
Brown and Bleached Sheeting from II to q
yards wide; Cotton end Linen Bagging, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Spectacics
Rcceiycl.,s sale.

XKTILL be sold on Saturday tie 10h day Of
w July merit, at 10 o'clock, A. ~. nj the
door OF the Court House 10 Lancaster. Ohio.
l0SHARES ofSTOCK ia the EVANSVILLE
and NASHVILLE TURNPIKE ROAD COMPA.
NY-Terms OF Sale-CASH.
{. F. SHELTER, ReeeiDer.
Lancaster, June 10, 1917. Avs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
TO LANCASTER MERCHANTS
franklin Cotton Factory,
WHEELING, VIRGfNI

FKNIIIS Establishment is now in full operation
IL and manufacturing Cotton YARNS, CARPET
CHAIN. CANDLE-WICK, COTTON TWlNE,
BATTING. etc. The machinery b~eingnew and
of the very best modern style, the Proprietor hav-
ing also secured the services of an able Manager,
formerly of the Hope Mil, Pittsburgl) is now
prepared to offer to Merchants generally a supe-
rior article i'll his line and always put mp in the
neatest style aud at as low rates as eau he %purclas-
ed west of the Mountains. Pittsburgh not except
ed, and shall be thankful for a liberal share of the
public favor. Warehouse on Main-street, a few
doors below the Merchants and Mechanics Bank,
opposite side. GEORGE T. TlNGLE.
July ., l847.- Wheeling Itmes-$2 5w8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
Silver. Ware.

Unable, Desert and Tea Spoons. Salt, Mus
l. tard and Cream do. Butter Knives &c. also
the Real German Silver Table s. Tea Spoons,
For sale by GATES 81 COSPER.
June 10, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
In FairGeId Common Pleas,

ELIZ ABLIH NhhIL, IHIIIION
rs. foR
JOHN VERT. DIVORCE.
TIME above named Defendant will take notice
that the said Elizabeth Wertz filed in the
Clerks Ollie of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Fairfield County. Ohio, on the eth day Of May,
A. D. I947. her Petition. PRAYING that the bands OF
marriage between herselfaud the said John Wertz
NAV be dissolved. and assigned therefor the fol-
lowing causes: First wilful absence for "A period
of more than three years. Secondly gross neg
lect o fduty.
Said Petition will come on for hearing at the
September Term Of said Court. A. D. 1877.
JOHN NJ. CREED,
Attorney for Petitioner
June II, l347 $3.50 pr 6w5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
w. X. RANKIN,

Attorney al Law and SOIicltOr IN Chanccry'
OFFICE IN FOSTERS BRICK BUILDING,
in the Room recently occupied by Charles
Borland, Esq. Entrance, one door west Of KauS-
nrau's Drug Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
May II, l847. III
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02

MARRIED-on the gath day Of June. 1S47, BY
the Rev. David II. Swartz, Mr.. CHRISTIAN
GRAUL aud Miss ELIZABETH,MOZiER, both
Of Baltimore, Fairfield County, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
J,vne,. Tontc Vermifuge.

Some medicines, warranted to destroy worms
in children" are npt to destroy children too
This is not the case with JdyRe's Tonic Verm''
fuge. 1t does not contain a single ingredient
ywi1icn can harm the most delicate infant, and yet
il expels worms from the system with q facility and
vet !, expels worms from the system with a IA
ccility and certainty perfectly astonishing. Nor IS
This its only s~anative property. tits a fine sioma-
chic. and in remitten: and intermittent levers has
been administered with most gratifying results
Obstinate cases of Piles have yielded to its inHu-
euce. aud its tonic qualities render it an excellent
med;cinei in the convalcscent stage OF all diseases.
1t is exceedingly pleasant to the taste
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02

D =. uYNE'S HAIR T'ONIC-For the Pre-
se,,at;on. Growth, and Restoration Of the Hair,
and which will positively bring new hair on the
bid head, and prevent its falling out, or turning
grey. This is an excellent article. and has, III hun
dred of instances. produced a fine growth Of hair
on the heads ofthose who have been bald.
Read the following from the Boston Mail, May
3, l84&
'Jayns's Hair Toni;.-After giving tho article
a fair trial, we unhesitatingIy pronounce t to be
what it processes the best article without any
exception, in use for the restoration and preserve
tien Of the human hair. We know OF numerous
instances where the hair has been restored tn
heads which have been bald for years; and we
think we cannot do a greater fnvor than TO recon-
mend to all our readers who nre losing their hair,
to make uinl Of this Tonic Immediately"
Prepared only at No. 8 South Third street Phila'
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r. P. EFFINGER
EsIate OF Janlcs niII.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified at The
March Term, l347, Of Fairfield Common Pleas,
the Administrator Of JAMAs HILL, deceased.
ELIAS LElB, Adm'tor.
June IS. l947. Avs.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02
u Farmers Line!
A NEW FIRTG
AND
NIW GOODS
wholesale and Retail.
w hOiesale and Retail.
JOHN EFTTNCER & co.
For the Ladies'.

We have the largest 9sriety Of Summer Dress
Goods ever opened in Lancaster, and which eau.
not be exce!led in quality, cheapness or beauty Of
patterns, among which are
sOO0 pieces of cALIcoES, at prices varying
from 81 TO lSi cents
AlPaccas, plain aud striped
Caslmercs and Muslin dc Lains
Bereges and Balzarines
A large assortment Of Lawns. entirely nrr Iyss
Scotch aud Earlston Ginghalns aud Bingham
Lawns
A fine assortment OF Plain aud FANCY SILK
GOODS
FRENCH WORK COLLARS and COTTON
LACES
A large assortment Of BONNET RIBBONS
latest styles
LEGHORN and STRAW BONNETS
Cotton aud Silk PARASOLS and Suushades
A fine assortment Of Summer ARTlFICfALS,
together with a general assortment Of Dress Trim
rnings. &c, &c,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-02

Emanuel Arnold, Administratorl PETITION
ofJucOb Macklin, deceased.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-07
Major I.aIIy,s mnnd.

We are intimately acquainted with Major Laly; az
from his bearing character, gallantry, and intellect We
expected him to distinguish himself the first opporn
nifty which presented itself That opportunity has for
tunaey fallen his lot in leading up the weakest tram
under the most trying circumstances, which has gone up
from Vera Cruz to the army.
The Lynchburg Vrginian refers letter in its posses
sion from officer in the United States army dated Ja'
apa, August @ which gives particulars of the adre
of the train commanded by Major Lay, its ooe
up, than we have yet
"The train harassed than any other, in con
quence OF the belief that it had large amount OF spec
1t the enemy the 10TH 18th, 18th, and 18th oil Az
gust and cut its way through i'm every instance, with o
in the aggregate of more than eighty Twelve wet
killed. and several of the wounded afterwards died Aia
Laly received a ball the 18th, when JalaP'i
through his neck Capt Calwell, of votigeurs ana
Capt Cummings, of the lth infantry, both from Virginia
and Capt Clark of North Carolina, severely wounu
ed-the first the head, and the second iH the leg Lieu
tenants Adams, of the marine corps, Winder and Cane,
of the new regiments, also very badly wounded L
hopes were entertained of the recovery of Lieutenan "a
were doing well and considered out of danger. Captain
Ct. @. Hunter, who, mentioned some time ago vi
strength of article in the Unon highly distinguish
HIMSELF was in command Of all the troops-about Nv"
Jalapa.'
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If the war in Mexico had been disastrous; If our army
ill ed ill -cothedwithout proper supplies, arms, or
ammunition without order discpline-poory equipped
and ofcered-had been beaten shamefully by the Mex
cans, then shame would have fallen the administration
of the government and it would be Justly obnoxious to
public censure But when everything that has been DONE
has been well done-saccessully -triumphantly
dohe-wy snoa ~ th nV' n TUE RE pa.aaS
and his cabinet proposed and favored repeal of the
tariff of 1S42. Denunciation loudly followed, and
empty treasury was depicted Had this result followed
the President would have been censured for his renqus
ing sound and healthy SYSTEM but the tariff of 1916
has produced revenue, and afforded better pro-
lection to industry Is he not entitled to the benefit Of
his successful proec' From the moment that James X
Polk accepted the office he holds, he has been
uniting his efforts to discharge its duties conscienously
and prosperousy for the country. His cabinet is de-
cdedly able one-hs appointments as far human fore
eight could go, have been generally goodhis labor has
been incessan-his honesty unmpeachable
IN Y Times
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Extensive Sale of Valuable james River Lands and
Property.

Coal Property.
pursuance of decree OF the Superior Court oil Cham
cery for the Richmond circuit made on the 18th June,
ls7 the undersigned will offer for sae on Wednesday, the
10th day OF November next If farnot, the next fair day
following valuable estates, lying James river and
Tuckahoe creek viz;
No l. The upper plantation, adjoining the lands of Thos
Mann Randolph, esq containing. by recent survey $50
arge portion of which consists of river low grounds,
body Tuckahoe creek. This is situated mme
diaey in the line OF coal formation, having pits
cessul operation on each side off and few years ago
coal mines extensively worked the prem
ises. A thick seam of coal the land adjoining this
tract has lately been opened and worked nearly TO the line
1t is believed that lands in Virginia offer favor
able prospect for those who wish engage in the coal bu
This lies in com pact form-he buildings
the OF the open land, and the whole OF is in excel
No q The tract formerly owned by James Currie, de-
ceased called EAerse adjoining No and containing by
of the best quality On this tract there excellent
coed brick dweing-house, with ce-house and other
convenient ou-houses.
No g. The lower plantation, purchased of the late David
,Ro containing by uoey owl sere o
body of second low grounds There is dwelng-ouse on
this tract which, at small expense might be rendered
very comfortable residence.
No. 4. A tract of land bought of Thomas Mann Ran
a1pn aav,ng m & ana m
of this tract Mr.. Randolph has reserved right to dig coal
form boy of land of prea fey aeJ in the highest
of provement Their vicinity Richmond, being
canal which passes the foot of The hills situation
do the least possible injury the means affords OF irrga
ton and OF water power there being perpetual waste oil
points, with the value of the coal property
make it perhaps the valuable estate that Of
fered sale in Virginia Near 300 have been lined
with great benefit About 1000 bushels of wheat will be
sown before the sale.
The tracts will be offered for sale at EHersie which is
nearly central the order abovedescrbed The TERMS
according the decree, will be follows, viz oneourh
of the cash. and the residue in three equal
nstaients Of one two and three years. bearing interest
the first day Of January next, when possession of
the property will be delivered the purchasers executing
bonds credit payments, and receiving conveyance
till the purchase money shall be paid, and conveyance
directed by court Mr. Jenkins residing the estate
will show any DESTROYS of purchasing.
b. w. LEIGH, }Con,,rs
VIM. f. WICKHAM, s o 80
Before the end of the year. the slaves, about 100 in
ber the stock, crops &c, will be offered for sale, oil which
due notice will be given
| Sept. l5--clds B. w. l..
w. W.
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MISSISSIPPI VoLUNTEERs.-The Chickasaw company,
commanded by Capt Reyes, reached Jackson the
ing Of the 18th inst, after tiguing march of $50 miles,
and were received at the capital by Col Hemingway,
who made brief but eloquent and appropriate address
The Chckasaw company Gays the Mssisippan of the
l7h) is fine body of and although their officers
young all appear burning with desire reach the
of war participate in the which may occur
and do their dutyto place themselves upon the summit
reached by the first Mississippi regiment OF and
glory They left Jackson the morning Of the 18th, for
the rendezvous Vcksburg. Capt Henry Smiths
pany is nearly full. He wants about fifteen Captain
Turner and himself by uniting their strength, will be able
march to the rendezvous by the 18th inst
nv. o, Picauuue Sent. %
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Ry ~. ". DYER, .7ucliOneer.


GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of a
- deed of trust from Holmes to the subscribers dated
the 7h and recorded the 9Th day of May, 1885, in Lii
Der W. b., No l22 oos l7G, IT, 49, 49, $780, 49, of
the land records of Washington county, the District of
Columbia, will be sold public auction, Wednesday,
the 18th day OF October next lots IA and To- in square 297
in the city of Washington.
This property is in improved and improving part OF
the city There it three brick dwelling houses and
carpenters shop and attached OF the dwelling
houses is store, the of 18th and south
Sale to be made on the premises AT halpast O'clock
One-third of the purchase money be paid in hand,
the residue in two equal yearly payments, with interest
the whole amount payable halfyeary. 70 be secured by
approved pronissory and reserved lien the prop
ey, with power OF sale any default in payment, and a
policy of insurance against fire.
On the full payment of the purchase money and interest,"
valid deed conveying the purchaser purchasers all
the title and vested in the will be executed
Should the of sale be complied with in three days
from the day of SALE the the right to resell
the property auction for cash. such credit he
may think lit, the risk and cost Of the deaung purcha-
purchasers after weeks notice by advertisement
in some Washington newspaper All conveyancing to be
at the of the purchaser purchasers.
p. r. FENDALL, Trustee.
Sept 80 ROBERT w. DYER. Auctoneer.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.
PROSPECTUS

With the commencement of the 30Ih Congress we pro-
pose TO continue the Congressional Register On the same
plan published during the last session twill contain
full and accurate report OF the business proceedings OF
place in each house The Congress will lie one OF the
most important which has assembled for year, and il is
of their proceedings, and such ioo price htt every per
who takes an interest IN the of that belly pro-
copy IL believed that the LIST session OF the 30
Congress will continue at least eight months aid we there
fore propose to issue weekly, mamnosh seet octave
orm their proceedings at the unprecedented Low of
IIN dollar per copy for The sessfOl.