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From the Richmond Enquirer.

Our attention has been called to the following in
letter in Saturdays Southerner signed 81 NJ CT (the
editors inals) and dated Alexandria, August 81 This
Southerncr "a most ridiculous missioner is violent
whip and s.protecton' organ We make comments,
much less shall attempt TO vindicate the courage OF
Col May! We however, desire the people to see what
Of the rampant wing parsals say OF the champions
of their country's honor;
ssJ saw here the muchalked-of Colonel May The like
nesses have seen of him are generally very good lie
still wears bear-skn his face and neck reaches
from either side his face, covering his mouth and entire
y shutting his neck from view; THIS is not all IL
his shirt bosom and vest while his long HAIR covers
half his back shoulders He would make good show,
and have profitable II he would exhibit himself
His conduct the battle of Buena Vista has been very
severely criticised. An officer in the New York Express
charges him with open cowace at that battle and Capt
Pike has, understand most scathngy satrized him ia
verse for his behavior rs officer in that trying and
bloody conflict AS yet he has taken no notice, as have
SEEM of these attacks Perhaps he has wise reasons for
his course and perhaps he may think that silence the
better part OF valor. am no military man. and therefore
have no opinion to express
We have forborne, from utter contempt for the in
situations which have been made against Col May, TO
notice similar charge that repeated in the Chi
cago Democrat Ii was there said-and the assertion be-
came probably, the foundation of the whole statement
that Col May had received an order from Gen. Taylor
charge the enemy at critical moment OF the battle OF
Buena Vista and the reply was that his horses too
much fatgued. We now deem it our duty to state that
this assertion is totally and unquahedy false We have
seen the manuscript correspondence which passed be-
tween Colonel May and Generals Wool and Taylor, and
completely puts to flight the absurd assertion and the
unfounded insinuation No such order had ever been
sent to Col May, and the whole matter at once falls to
the ground We know further, that Lieut. Critic nden,
(who brought on to Washington the dispatches about
that extraordinary battle) whilst he bearing flag TO
the enemy in the heat of the battle, earnestly
quested by Col. May to wait few moments until he
could dash in upon the Mexican division with his cava
ry and promised him to demolish them but the leuen-
ant deemed it his duty to proceed with his flag
The high and chvarous character OF Col May is too
well established to require any further notice from
We should as have suspected the Chevaer Bayard,
who was "above fear and above reproach" of anything
amiss, as Col May The story is utterly unfounded, and
altogether absurd.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

NEw YORK. August 80, 1917.
Our city has been the scene the last day and night of
fires than usually allotted to it that space of
time Yesterday the good folk Of the part OF the city
were reused from their halffnshed dinners by the cry Of
fire" and the heavy rumblng of the engines the
rough pavement The new steamer, which had Just ar
rived, discovered in hames the fire was not sub
dued until she was much damaged and beautiful fur
nit,ire and decorations of her cabin CHARGED and
smoked and waerstaned AS feared 10 be longer
unfit for
At night the Hall bell again c forth the ready and un-
firing fremen. The ype-oundry of our worthy county
clerk, James Conner esq, all on fire. The flames
communicated other buildings; and the loss altogether
will approach $4,000 Besides these, there were two
three other small ones
The death of Sias Wright occurred just some of his
many admirers among the merchant princes OF our city
were about present him, through Hon John A. Dix,
with service of plate. The following is the inscription
which the service bears;
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DIVERSION OF TRooPsWe have letter from the Brazos
dated the 18th ns mentioning the rumor as current there
that Gen Hopping might shortly be expected there with
considerable body troops embark for Vera Cruz II is
quite that such troops Gen. Taylor spare, now
that the advance upon San Luis Potos is de6nvely aban-
doned, will very shortly embark from the Rio Grande for
Vera Cruz 1t is altogether probable that several general
officers will be detached from Cen Tayots column TO
pair to the line from Vera Cruz But aNlitde time will
elapse trust, before communications will be entirely
established between Vera Cruz and the captaNew Or
leans Plcaynne, august "a
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I'm a. GREEN. -ffoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.On Thursday I'd September, shall sell a
residence of gentleman who is about TO leave the city
H. the of 9th street, at 81 O'clock p.
good lot of furniture viz;
Mahogany sideboard and dressing bureaus
Mahogany cradle, workstand, and clock
Mahogany framed mirror, ottomans, and lounge
Maple painted wardrobe, washstands, nc,
Bedsteads, chairs, tables bookcase, &c
Stoves, and good lot of kitchen furniture,
Terms cash a. GREEN
Aug. 3l-2s Auetoneer'
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Dent Of the Stnte print ter,

The Evening Bulletin says: GA telegraphic despatch
informs that j. M. CT. Lescure formerly resident of
this city, expired Harrisburg at early hour this
ing the 45h year his age Mr. Lescure the State
printer and the propretors OF the Harrisburg Union
He died on Saturday morning, in the 45th year OF his
age We had the pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Mr. Lescure, and deeply regret his loss He
amable gentleman, of fine talents, and conducted the
Harrisburg Union with great ability and successUNoN.
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PRESENTED
SILAS w RIG Ii T,

Bl
His mercantile friends in the city New York; in testimony
OF their high respect and regard for his
PRIVATE
CHARACTER.
4th july 1917
1t will of course be forwarded his mourning widow
The election of Mr.. Golden the House Commons,
from of the wealthest, largest and Influential
constituencies in the realm, with the accompanying cir
cumstances has excited much surprise in England The
Liverpool Mercury regards Gas the greatest event.
y in the history of the late election but of any which has
ever taken place in the country" 1t that nothing
had been said of him until few hours before the cleo
tion Mr. Dcnnison the other candidate, and few hours
before the only one, quietly anticipating certain
success; when, to dash his hopes Golden started
and, although from home, and without canvass
ceived 10000 of the 10000 cast.
The opera company still entertaining at Castle
Garden, and the Raves at Palnios The sweet musical
tones of Tedesco and the attractions the gentle
Ia draw crowds the Garden. Their selection operas
has been so far careful and happy In few nights
to have the Barber of Seville What treat
Sheridan Knowles has been writing novel, called "For-
tecue laid about the closing of the last century Sher
dam and many others of the great lights of that Augusan
age of British statesmen and orators figure in pages
Some of the passages dramatic be expected
from his pen.
The following statements would seem to fulfil the
prediction often and confidently made the ruin of the
business of the country
comparison for 1916 and ls47 the 22d August show
ing the general course Of trade, is follows:
New York, Albany, and West Troy
ION all merchandise) S329777 Sal45a2 SS4 76
Buffalo, B, Rock, and Oswego, ION
produce, western States) 55s SIS lO26 976 46S 3lt
All other offices ION produce this
State) 535556 63s9SS I0343
Sl4aa9eI $2,0so5os $6565l
The imports during the past week, exclusive Of those
waehoused, amounted 1868 52 and the duties pait
on them to s500,25l. Is this ''bue ruin 90
Some of the crowned heads Of Europe in strange
sad plight The Auocat, it is rumored, is suffering grea
mental anguish, and the is known. Ant
then the King of the Belgans is unequal affairs
and in Spain the beautiful specimen of domestic e
Lefty has lost of those charming features which have
for time enlvcned it, The poor King of Bavaria
is better Lola Montes elastic in step and kill
proete, succeeds admirably in the change from
ing her heels to turning the old kings head!
The weather to-day is warm and our good friends who
have fled the country and chilly evenings there, may wish
themselves back again. FED.
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsEIP.-The firm here
IL tofore existing under the name Of Young Steer is
day dissolved by mutual Mr. Young who re-
tires account of declining health, will for the present e
vote his attention exclusively the settling mp oil tne con
and hope those indebted to will be prepared "
settle when called upon, it is very important 20 ~
speedy settlements DO made. A Il. e1EUgER
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no SURGEONS AND PURsERs of the United States
Navy.-Received this day from London Epauets, En-
brodees Shoulder Straps, for Surgeons and Fusers
IT, s. Navy, conformaby with the reputation OF May "a
I5i7. =, OwsEsN, = sa n. " W.
Pennsylvania avenue, Between l4th and 10Th streets
Aug 3l-2aw6w,
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OFFICIAL.
U. s. SHIP GERMANTowN,

U. S. SHIP GERMANTOWN
Anton Lizardo, August IL, 1s47.
SIR: am gratfed to say that the sick on board the
vessels of the squadron here and those at the hos
pita at Samadina are all improving.
have the honor to be, with great respect, your most
obedient servant
M. c. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron
Hon. j. Y MASON,
Secretary OF the Navy Washington.
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u. S. SHIP GERMANTOWN
Anton Lizardo, August IL, ls47
SIR 1t is nv painful duty inform the department of
the death of Lieut. Charles W. Chauncey of apopexy.
Lieut. Chauncey had been sick of the fever which pre-
walls in the SQUADRON and had far recovered to be
pronounced by the medical officers out of danger His
remains were inferred yesterday with military honors
have the honor be, with great respect, your ODE
dent servant
NJ c. PERRY
Commanding Home Squadron
Hon. JOHN Y Mason,
Secretary of the Navy Washington
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p J. STEER who will hereafter conduct the ou - bis
on his own account tenders his very hearty thanks 70
Grmer patrons and friends for favors heretofore ehe
ed TO him and hopes by faithful attention to business 10
give them great satisfaction in future
Aug 3I--2aw1mif.
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On Wednesday night robbers entered the OF
5 P Aen Boston, and attempted blow open the safe,
but did not put in powder enough. The safe contained
$500 On Satpfday morning, however similar effort
eeeded in testore of Messrs. Hanneman Co.. but gold
pen aud fifty copPers happened to be the only booty
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From the N. o. Picayune, Aug. ~.
Later from Texas.


By the steamer Yacht, Capt Crane, we have papers
from Galveston to the 2lst inst.
The papers Cd the country generally represent the m
coming cotton crop as large and fine. Some complaint
is made of the certain quarters but ittle mpor
lance is attached to 1t. -,
tora Advocate the following at the same time indicating
doubts of the authenticity OF the intelligence contained IN
it:
We learn from a friend recently from San Antonio, In
whose statements the utmost reliance may be placed ta
on 2lh OF July Col Hays returned from the pursuit OF
body of Lipan Indians who had been committing depreda
tons upon the frontier fight took place on the Leon,
one of the head the Nueces river in which SIX Oh
the Lipans were killed. Mexican girl, about fourteen
years old and boy about who had been Prsohets
ken Laredo about year since. She was an a
leased and home by the people OF San n sacani
She has been second time taken ana IS now sI,, 80
time released by them. Col. Hays also TOOK ILL., So
horses and mules which said TO nave ~ ,hove ,r
the Americans Onr informant gathered ulc a IT, J;a ,
nation from the members of the company, -, -, aa 49,
talk with Col Hays He left san hn,ou five miles above
~ ha 3ith via Corpus Christi. Iwenty-v
San Patrico he passed large body OF H. No., IL
oad ~ ha fnmnnches, encamped on tne Nueces. ne
su opoS p,r,bered about hundred and nifty, ana
W y hundred head of horses III their possession ihey
had r. 10 Crnnde region, and, crossing the Nueces
ca.h h a. hie encampment travelling north. -
at cnrnont also that on the DAY before ne eit
our an express arrived there bearing dispatches
san I favs from Major Neghbors, Indian agent The
70 that the Cumancnes had become hostile ana
Jered all persons who surveying lands 70 leave
Of the country The express also states that hye
IN rvevors under Mr.. Robert Hays brother OF Col nays,
SUI sur vere missing had been certainly killed 1t was also
n,ored at the agency that Mr. Hudson OF Bastrop WIN
,venty men, who out surveying on the S oaoa,
had been killed or taken prisoners.
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Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
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Charles Kesser, esq, president; and George f. Spayd
ana Jacob Lvengood esqs., secretaries, DC, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
BIGGER l. cos LUCKY OFFICE.

STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
F.: : :. IN: f ss. $; sfs c2F Ssy .
Drawn Nos of Monongala. No. 2O-May2ls,:
SO rs IA l6 65 IL 20 20 ~ 30 SIS l6 %
Ticket Nos. io 20, capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
MISUNDERSTANDING No 81 Capital. $1,000 1900 1897 Of
1000 Se 7s Nos, Is drawn Tickets 81; have, qrs Use
S25 900, 5000
Tue'day-New Jersey No. ~. Capsr 5000 900 3OOo
sooo 1910 10 OF 1000 &c rs Nos IL dawn Tickets S.
2So;qs 1875
$4,000, 5000
Observation-Disclosures, No IS Capitals: $4,000 5000,
5000 1900 ItO li9s 10 1850 &c 10 Nos IL Tickets
IS halves $50 quaTteu l 25.
$4,000, 5000.
Thursday-N jersey, No ~. Capitals $4,000 5000, $500,
loss 10 Of looo &c 10 MOI Il drawn Tickets s.; halves
$50; quarters I,25.
$4,000, 1910.
Friay-MOnOnsala No Capitals: sSoOo 1910 SEQ GOO
qn Soc
$4,000, 1000.
saiuTday-Le-shurg, Capitals $4,000 1000 Co.,
&c Is Nos 10 drawn Tickets ~ LAvc, so qrs IS.
SI444, 1927.
sH,nri'y.sa.eI En- No a. ca.,a, sac, 1897. SIS,
Magnificent Scheme,
To BE DRAWN 29th MAY.
$4,000. $1,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class No &C, Is47 to be drawn
at Alexandra, Saturday May 2sth, Is47
60 No. LOTTERY,
II drawn Numtes in each Package twenty Tickets,
Scheme prize OF $50 600 $4,000 10000 5000. $780,
1860, GOO, 90 Of 3fO IeO OF 900, &c, &c.
Tickets SIS halves $50, qrs $50. certificate
OF package OF 20 Whole Tickets do Of halves
aud eighlhi propous
9 Buyers Of Prizes which is res.ered
at the Once, proof OF what has been every
ing continues to increase the number sold paid by
Orders for packages certificates
SCHEMES and in all Lotteries viii be promptly attended and
drawing when requested
Please address orders N. STRATTON,
my IL Richmond. Va.
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1nrtion 8alts.
FUrUne DAYS.

ny DanioP, uonouro A Co.,
AvoTIoS SALE OF cBotcE WINES AND sRanpsEs
"a IOtsDAY ths aSth inst iil cur
casls shsry ssa ported pei Irs s1.as Irrsm
s sAin, ana may BE eifd en- as g-uss- Ths wiae
n. and Port '' ~
sc cass' Pipes and d. Madeira Wins. imp..,.J a,rre,
from One To choice qaal,ty. AEd
and a'ote sands sase.y o,srd Drpay Co. sassa,.
Pinet asilon 4 Go Damon &C &C.
TkkM7-uRdet 500. cash 800 under 500 mo.
"se' s'"' mos credit ior approved n-sosbi. paper
DUNLOP. MoNCURE a 60 .Aueu
rfesas TO the asose sale TUESDAY g5h mat NJ no
oeo Al our Once we viii SELL without regard weather.
large aad general aom-n Of Grooere- eon,i.ns In pa Of
20 hha- yr,~e susaF-sI Cois and LOUISIANA
Sc bbs Aolasses
so packages loaf and elarihsd Sugar.
s9S bags Lasuyra Rio and Maneaibo Coffee
So bore. Bunch Raisins
10 boxes soap Sperm Candies
InSiro Pepper Mustard
GunPo~eer. impartial. Y Tyson and owebons Tea.
Gin cgar. snuff &c se-
proved negotiable paper
%yao DUNLOP. MoNcURE . CO, Aasu
Hahd-ome Bussies
yss DUNLOP. MoNcURE 4 CO
Will he added to the above sale
10 eases Canon Preserved Ginger
so eas- Table Ciar,t l,sperorJ
SO bore. Lemons in prm. ORDER DMGco Auei.
Hy Williams * HaIaII.
GROCERIES Ar AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY reI,. Goth O'Clock .han sell
In front Of our Auction Store
suietly prime 81 CroiI Sugars
do Poro Rico Sugars
do Cuba Mu.covado do
Rrtiling Yves; India MolaIses
Prime New Orleans do
Strictly prime Green Laguayra Coffee
do 90 Rio do
Prime old Java d,
Old Maneaibo do
Surety prime West Bacon Sides
DO DO DO DO DO DO Shoulder Shoulder
do do do Hog Round Bacon
otard, DuPuy Co Cognae Brandy
Imitation do
Apple DO
EItra Pine Gunpowder Tea
DO do Po~ebonz
PINE Indigo IN tegs
nayons Challenge Backing, &c.
TERxs-Urder sOo and over mo. credit for mr.
proved paper. w A. n Ap,,.
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House and Lot for Sale.
LARGE SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOIS IN THE
TOWN OF SYDNEY

Sydney, containing each ess aieysl
These lots commence opposite the CT Cotton,
ESQ and extend We'waIdy and located for pa very
eng OF hen being very desirable for building purposes
or small cottage residences and market gardens.
The sale viii commence half past Persons mas
attend the sale with the P0srs thai cve oerd
be- ,oli without Kind o limit
TERMS cash balance in equal nst,meNt, At c. 10 and
months LOT negotiable n'es interest adiedseeued by us,
deed plat OF these lots be on the
SIRED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
Ky Mcknight g. Royster,
No 4. I5fh Sirrrf

Ky McNaught & Royster,
No I. 18th Street.
ELEGANT AND COSTLY PARLoUR AND CHAMBER FIrR.
NITURH ROSEWOOD PIANO CARRIAGE AND HAIR
NESS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE 1T AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY Morning May e6Lh. meneing At Oh o.
clock al the residence Of julius Sehaer
this city for Europe eaon and Broad
VIII be sold at aueton without entire eocton Of
Household Furniture Of beautiful and modern style embracing
part ~
Mahogany Top Centre and Pier Tables
Secretary and Book Case. Card
EI'enson Dining Tab'es, and Secretary
Side Beard and China p. ess Woodlands
Extension Tea Tables, Astral Lamps
Elegant Sofas Lounges and Divans
Gteeian and Preach Mahogany cushioned Chairs
Cane Seat ard Windsor Chairs Rocking Chan.
Toilette Tables, Washstands, Hat mirror
portable oak Wardro5es, nufseiur,d n Ere.en
Dressing Bureaus, Pier and Mantle Mirror.
Feather BEDS, Hair MatirasseS, Bed Furniture
Bedseads, Easy Chairs Carpets ard Rugs
Gandcles Canieilbras Bronze Fenders and Firs Sets
Brass FendeTs and Fire Sets Han and ParIor I.amD,
el. giant ana eostly Mantle Clock
,eits Of rich Darllsk Paricr Curtains and Draperv
Cut and Plain Glassware, China and Crc-ksFy
very u-h and hands me Sids board with Mirror.
"ih many oler -ros too mum also
desirable collection OF Kitchen Furniture Cooking utensi,
Piano Forte and Carriage.
~ IL! oeoes will be d, ed Plapa Pom. in
han'oe Roewood OF modern line
irmher OF lepse Also, opsn Famy CARING. and
Harness made the beat and perfect oIder-a yery hand
and desirable vehicle -
The above sale will be conducted by
my ls-ts MeNAUGHT A. ROysTF-p A,.,.
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y pursuance oi authority vested IN me by the
n will Of The late Thomas RHtirrfyr9 Bisir deed shall on
TUESDAY the lot day Of June 1877 at O'Clock NJ prre.-s
on the premises 10 sell al public highest bidder The
o Of ground IN the City OF Richmoni. tue dw.riny
aud improvements thereon lately the occupancy Of tho q IA
r. Ba situated at the intersection OF Leigh 9TH Sttets finn
medey opposite the residence Of James Hcaih Eq fronting
ss feet GA Leigh Street and extending back 1854 9Th 81
To AIey Is feet wide.
As piece Of ground Immediately the Of the above de
ebc properly ironing ~ feet 5h str and nr bae
1870 feet which viii be divided suitable building LOT,
Also another riees Of ground fronting h street
extending back 100 feet and the ene OF Col
Waller d. BAR and that Of the late Sam1 J. Blair deed pi,p
Of the sad property my be application Mt Godn
The TERMS OF payment Will be One cash AMI the residue
~ hTee equal Payments at twelve eighteen month";. with
interest thereon from the day Of sac the purchaser executing
soab notes for the credit payments and deed upon thu
property % secure the payment Of the notes
scuis The property as EIeeuor shall such eases
convey title with special warranty only. the title n heey
Ell 10 be perfect JNO. RUTHERFCORD Ereer
Of T. Z. Blair, deed
s-ln several respects this property rslcu6y worthy Of
ausnuon- situated toe CITY Spring Grove healthy
pase ground for children, and The ofnimcntri With re
shade 's
"EtlSsToS GoppIS Auet'r my ie-2twswkdtd
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sale OF n Valuable Tract Land ON jaime,
River.
tDURSU ANT to the provisions of deed of
Il from LueIan ~ Watkins Nvison watkin, bearing
date tbs s3i July 1870 and OF record
land county thu undersigned therein named
vii etpose TO sale At public auction, FRIDAY fru DAY
OF JUNE, ls47. AT O'CLOCK, p NJ IN FRONT or THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL IN THE CITY or RICHMOND the pro-
perry conveyed by sad deed being that known
tract Of Land called REMOVER the CouSty
Ing Jane, River Dover Mills twenty m from
s Nd and containing about eight hun red
ing TERMS TO wit third Of the purchase money cash:
third the end of and years
from The day Of sale tie credit payment. from the
Gay OF sale aud To be secured BY bonds with approved security
negotiable with approved deed OF % on The
property.
The tue To the above property believed be unqueonab
but the undersigned acting Trustees convey such title on
IS Is vested IN them by ,hr deed trust Aforesaid
ROBERT g STANARD. J.
my lid JAS. NJ wICKHAM, ifastees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

Hoston Market Wednesday .9ttorsoon May 10.
Provsions-Sales OF clear Pork $40; rumps S; Lard
opt. sufficient supply the demand, and 10th
Western and Southern, common brandt is selling to the
trade 81 cash. We understand there have been sal,
Of Genesec for export $SS75 bb cash. Corn 1000
bushels white sold 05 cash; Northern yellow sells
tho depot 20 per bu cash. Molas of Cuba
sweet to the trade at gle. mos
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W. GoDDIS, Aueu.
SPLENDID DWELLING.

Il wa" ~ ~ ILL dtter the ABOVE sale, At u o.
eoet T. NJ viii be SOLD without Limit reservation that el
CANT dwelling with the land attached west OF Peter
cotton Esq and now IN the occupancy OF M um.kn u burt
OF The bet materials nearly airy roou
ms every desirable convenience upon the premises although
has no buildings or improvements but what ssssa 10 the
comfort OF family would cost erected at eas, 200
am deirriHsa & shall b ss without reference 10 the sum oh
ained for Il.
TAHNs-SUoO casa, balance years for bonds or
notes with irterr't ald,d secured By a trust deed
The slie will be conducted BY w Goddn, Auci.
my24 ARG A uT-cur.