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MEXICAN NEWS-DIRECT'

We are indebted to the attention of tSend for
files OF late Mexican journals, running from the
SIst December to the l4th January.
The Diario del Gobierno If the 9th Decem
Der gives letter from Acapulco, Of the 18Th
December, which says they have there intelIi
gence direct from Monterey de Califorsia and
the port of San Francisco to the following effect
That since the late expulsion of the Americans
from Cludad de los Angeles, they rallied force
OF 400 men, ard returned to attack it but that
at San Pedro, three leagues from Los Angeles
they were encountered by the Caliorni ms, and
driven back to the coast with considerable loss
1t is probable that the news OF this unexpected
resistance OF the Californians has led TO propo-
sal OF about the same date, in the Mexican Con-
gress, to raise special loan of halt million to
aid the New Mexicans and Californans in their
efforts to expel the invaders from those terrific
res.
The papers contain notices Of various yolunta-
ry contributions to the expenses of the war
Two OF these merit particular mention. In Vera
Cruz number of private individuals weae called
on to assist in furnishing suits of clothes for the
soldiery, and they at once subscribed for one
hundred and ninety-three full suits; in Puebla
another body OF persons has given the example
OF sort OF contribution still more likely to be
effectual. They haye-each taxing himself in
proportion to his means-raised present sun of
four hundred and thirty nine dollars, and farther
engage to contribute, as long as the war shall
last, monthly amount Of one hundred and thirty
seven dollars-.WationaI Aatelligencer.
LATER FROM MEXICO. Havana dates to the
9th inst have been received at Charleston The
steamer had arrived at Havana from Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna was still reported to be at San Luis
Potosi with % 900 men.
The clergy have refused to grant the contibu-
tons levied upon the churches, and Pronuncia-
memo is threatened
The garrison at Vera Cruz is composed of 1000
troops, who are in bad condition They are in
expectation OF an attack by the American troops.
A report is in circulation at Louisville, that
Thomas F. Marshall has killed Cassius M. Clay
Thought to be improbable.
House BREAKING AND THEFT. The DWELL
ing house OF Mr.. Perry Johnson was broken open
on the night Of Friday of last week, and peck
ct book containing about hundred dollars in
money and notes to a considerable amount, stolen
thereirom. The burglar procured an augur from
Mr, Johnson's tool house and bored around the
iastenngs Of the door, and thus obtained an en-
trance Suspicion Immediately rested on Prince
waiker, young negro who had been occasica,
ally employed about the premises, who on being
arrested confessed his guilt, and furnished such
,liV s as led to the recovery OF the pocktt
pCos, notes, and great proportion Of the money!
ne y simple fellow, and Is about % or 4 years
oil age.-Barre Patriot.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 10.
SENATE The bill to extend the limits for licenses Of
auctoneers debated by nine Senators and rejected
without division.
The bill TO incorporate the Massachusetts Health In
surance Company in Boston, discussed, and recon-
mitted.
HOUSE Petitions and memorials were preseased and
referredOf ARENAS Lee and others in aid Of hat of
David Henshaw and others; of Tristan Basgess and
others in relation to the boundary line between Massa
chusetts and Rhode Island and there were A.asy con
corning the hawker and pedar law and also te seces
sion of Massachusetts from the Union
The well-known petition of Gabriel H. Thoupson, in
relation to the quadraure of the Circle was taken from
the files and referred TO the Committee on Education
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10. Eight thousand barrels of
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Rev. B. IIibbard's
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
f A M IL Y PILLS.

HlBBARD'S PILLS have been exten
svely used throughout this country, and
have proved the best remedy for Dyspeps psia,
Indigestion, Bilious Cholic, Nervous Choiic,
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
Fevsr, Fever and Ague, Dysentary,
Hopping Cough, Summer complaints, Dis
eases OF children, &c. ever used.
Extracts from, L,tters receiDeI By TIE P.s,-t etor
most excellent and am solicitous to obtain more.
Rev. r. VI. GREENBANK, Smyrna, Del.
have disposed OF all the Pills had and find them very
valuable.
Rev. P. P. gibson, Providence, RI
Dear Sir-Last winter received small supply Of ysur
Carminative Salve and u quantity of your Vegetable
PIls They were gone G9d four-doube would have
been by this time, II had had them They exceeded my
mesi sanguine expectations. much Sant SIMPLY, and
tents, to keep them constantly hand for MY own
and other practitioners of medicine, &c.
DR.. ABNER CARPENTER, Malta, N. Y.
became acquainted with your Family Pills In fjln-
dephia, and procured dozen boxes of them AT that
time my health bad as greatly to with INV
only relieve me, but ultimately effect have tried
them and such change has been effected In my system
one week stimo as to astonsh many desire to spread
50 useful medicine induces to send you the following
order. &c.
Rev PHARAOH A. OGDEN, Pottsvills, Penns.
- All orders for Pills and salve or for Drugs and
Medicines will be promptly executed by T. R. HIBBAhD
Druggist No. 96. St. John street, New York.
Price l2a cts. per Box. c. II. RICE,
Kalida, July %, ls46. 2s2bf Agent
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Relief ofthe Poor in Ireland !.

Meetings have been held in Colulnbus, o
Washington, New York, New Orleans, &c
tor the relief Of tho poor in Ireland now per.
ishing from want of food. We should Judge
frsm the various statements that upwards OF
$SO0,O00 have already been generously Civ
on frsm our abundance TO lessen the misery
Of that ill.fated people. Nor have the Irish
enigrants been forgetful Of their suffering
brethren in their native land 1t is stated on
coed authority that there has been sent by
emigrants 10 their friends in Ireland, in small
suu,s, an aggregate Of $l5o,0ool Such acts
~ tbsse place the nebler qualities Of human
ity IN bold relief, and redeem it from that
ssrdid character, which the strife Of factions,
and the worship Of Mamnon too much attach
no IL
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old Congress-, extending from April, 1852
to November 1883, in which (pags S73)
6nd the following;
"Congress took into consideration the re.
port of 0 committee, c0nSisting Of Mr.. Jeifer-
SON, Mr.. Chase, and Mr. Novel;, to whom
was recommiited their report Of plan for O
temporary government Of the Western Ter.
ritory; when motion was made by Mr.
Spaight, seconded by Mr.. Read, TO strike Oul
the following paragraph;
"That after the year 1900 OF the Chris
aisn era, there 'shall be neither slavery nor
insoluntary sevitude in any OF the said
states otherwise than in punishment OF
crimes, whereof tbe party shall have been
duly convicted to have 'besn personally gull
ty.' And on the question, 'Shall the wo IDS
moved TO be struck out stand 2 the New EnA,-
land States, New York, and New Jersey, yo-
ted 'ay;' Maryland and South Carolina voted
no; North Carolina was equally divided.
and a majority Of one from Virginia also vo,
ted mo-
So this proposition failed at that time, in
1784, for the want Of the requisite number of
votes to constitute il, under the old Articles
oS ConfS deraiion,a valid act of legislation,
although great majority ofth States voted
for II, and Jsffe. .scu, individually, did So In
l7s7, the proposition met better fate, and
bseame the fundamental law of the Terrific
~ which have tie hone.r 70 represent. in
part, with others; and which 2hsil remain for
ever free, TO the homer ofits yirg.nisn author,
the friend Of human kind and humaa siber'y,
Thomas Jefferson.
Let gentleman, then, stgmatize this propo-
sitioa as an "Abolition p,eposiion;" let them
put upon it any odious epfihets which their
imagination or their malice may invent; sun
the historical truth will remain, when our
speeches and our names are forgo.st .sten' 'ha'
Thomas Jefferr ssi = - si1s 1aihor Of tbs pro-
viso, and first atroduced il into Amencan ,
leRislation.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

" the hours Of ten O'Clock. A. M, and fou.
o 'slock, P. M. at the tavern house Of Matthew
CHI -ubers in the town Of Gilboa, Putnam county,
Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-.
lowing real estate, as the properly Of Samuel
Clark, deceased, to wit
The east half of the north east quarter, and
the south west quarter of the north east qu arter
of section thirteen (l3) in town one (D north Of
range seven % east; containing ene hundred
and twenty acres; subject to the dover Of the
widow. ~
Terms of sails: One third in hand, and the bal
ance IN two equal annual instalments with interest;
the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
CHRISTIAN HUBER,
.adninist of the Estate of Samuel Clark deed
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SHERLFF'S S.aLE.
EXECUTION

Henry Shank
Us. EXECUTION
Eli jah Ferguson
DY virtue OF three writs OF Execution to me di-
I'D rected from the Court of Common Pleas, OF
Putnam County, Ohio, will offer for sale. at the
deor Of the Court Honse, in Kalidn, on the Both
day Of March, A. D. l847, between the hours Of
ten o'clock, A. M, and four O'Clock P. M, Of
said day the following described properly, 10
wit:
The east halfofthe south west quarter of sec.
tlon number twenty-eight township number two
soath range number eight east; containing about
eighty acres. Taken as the property ef Elijah
Ferguson, to salts fy three judgments in favor Of
Henry Shank.
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OFFICE,
Kalida, February I9, 1915 3l2ew
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FRANCE.

A COALITION AGAIN AT woRK.-The
movements in Congress clearly indicate that
the same coalation which defeated the nd
miniatration in securing the whole Of Oregon,
is again at work in an effort TO paralyzo the
arm Of the President in bringing Mexico 10 a
speedy acknowledgment of the wrongs she
has perpetrated against the American Union.
The extreme wing Of the democratic party,
composed Of John G. Calhoun and FIVE or
six s!avs holding Senators, are taken to the
embrace Of New England federalism, and by
means Of the coalition thus formed, a major
ity against the administration is secured.
The conduct Of Mr.. Calhoun exoites in US
no surprise. We have long ceased to esteem
him else than the deadliest foe Of the dem
ocratic party. Disappointed ambition is the
thorn that testers in his brain. Having fail
ed to rule, he has long been bent on ruin.
To accomplish his purpose, he has not hest-
ated TO amalgamate with any faction which
presented itself If the Democracy of the
North we're TO be found acting IN coneer
with those who, on the Oregon and Mexican
questions act in coalition with Mr.. Calhoun,
the very skies would reverberate with the
cry Of" treason to the Souh."--O. Patriot.
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A PRETTY BUSINESS FOR A DAYTON
MERCHANT.

1t will be remembered by many of our
readers, that sometime before the last cleo
tion, great spawn of strange New Jersey
one Two and three dollar bills, was mystic
rously spread through eur community
They were upon the Bank of Plainfield,
New Jersey. They were brought here ii
was generally understood b, one of cur
Dayton merchants, who wilhal is a great
Bank man. .-tg+t
Some two or three thousand dollars per.
haps of that foreign trash was thus circula-
ted amongst our people, although our wing
friends at the same time were loudly laud-
ing home currency "Volll, to the holders
of that paper, we have the "refreshinsg''
news TO communicate that the Bank OF
Plainield is hroke, and that they are conse-
quently robbed to the extent Of the nominal
value Of the paper of that Bank in their
hands.
Such is the Infamous system of legalized
swindlng by which the innocent are plum
dsred Of their hard earnings
What aust the community think of "a man
who would deliberately introduce such worth
less trash as that has proven TO be, probably
getting it at so per cent. on the dollar, and
then pass il off to his neighbors for good
money! Such is the banking system.--
Such shylecks are amongst its supporters.
Every man ~. noids dollar of Plain
field paper in Montgomery county, should
bring it to Dayton aad compel tho man whe
introduced it to redeem it.--Dayton En-
pre.
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Westeott, from Florida, voted to expel Rit-
chile from the psvileged seats Of ihe Senate
for an alleged libel he published on that body;
ardia "a set speech in Justification ofhis vote
uttered the foulest libel on the President and
both houses Of Congress that ever vas ut.
tered in adelberative body! He. is about
ridiculous enough now to be a:9ood whig -
vsHisriils Democrat. ~ IA 3 lg -lW
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
Samuel Vannat,a,
EXECUTION.

Samuel Vannatta,
Ransom 1,' Rood. EXECUTION
RY virtue of a writ Of execution, 10 me directed
- from the court Of common pleas Of Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door o:
the court house, in Kalida, Patnam county. Ohio,
on the 30ih day of March next, between the hours
of ten (O) o'clock, A. NJ, and four (4) O'Clock,
P. M, of said day, the following described prop.
erty 10 wit:
The nor,h east quarter Of section tweniy-nne
(s9) township number two (2) south range seven
(7) east, containing forty acres of land. Taken
as the property Of Ransom Roods 10 satisfy
Judgment. in favor Of Samuel Vannatta.
J.H. VAIL, Sherit:
SHERrr's 0rFrcs,
Kalida, Feby. 28, l847 3l3ew
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
David Mackerel,
EXECUTION.

john Ridenasr,
DY virtue Of a writ Of execution tonne directed
I'D from the Court of common Pleas, Of Put,
nam county, Ohio. will offer for sale at the
hous of John Ridenour, in Perry tswnshlp, Put
nam couatY, Ohio, on the 22d day of March, A.
D. l847, between the houis OF ten O'clock, A, M,
and four o'clock, P. M, of said day, the follow
ing described property to wit:
One sorrel horse, and one brown mare; taken
as the pnpeny of JshA Ridsnour, to satisfy a
Judgment in favor Of David Mackerel.
J. H. VAIL, SleriG
SAEKiTr's orrlcr,
Kalida Feb. 16, 1877 3lzb
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
George Il. Csprsn,
EXECUTION.

George a. Csprsn,
s-A EXECUTION.
Hugh Scott.
DY virtue of writ Of Exeeutien, to me directed from
ID the court Of pleas Of Putnam county, Ohio,
will offer for sal. at the house Of Hugh Scott in Perry
Township Pntuam County, Ohio the 22d day of Marh.
1 Az hours Of ten o'clock, A. M, and feur
o'clock p M efsaid day. the following described p.eper
ty, to wit:
Three hundred bushels of wheat. mose o, sess;
one Faning Mill. Taken as the property of Hugh
Scott, to satisfy judgmen, in favor Of George
Capron,
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff
~ SHKRrF's oYFlcE.
Kalida, Feb. %, 2847. 3l3b
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

rvvcrr,ror
Allen II. Hickerson, e. 1AAooAio"' -Fg
Andrew ZelIers.
DY virtue Of writ OF Execution directed from
ID the Cour, of Common Pleas OF Hancock county,
will oSr for sale, at se house of Allen H. Hickersen In
Columbus Grove, Pleasant Township Putnam county, o.
the m tenth day of March, ls47 between the hours OF
O'Clock A. M and four o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day,
tho following describe property, to wit:
One horse, one horse. twoh hoss Wagon. and
two sets of harness. Taken the property Of Allen n.
to judgment in favor Of Frseand T.
Barney.
J. H.VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFyrcE, PUTNAM Co. o.,
Kalida, Feb'y 2tth 1647. 3I3B
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RELIEF OF lRELAND.-Ths New York
Globe gives list Of collections in the cas-,
amounting to. .$97 900; and still on the in
crease. Subscriptions are being taken up
from one cxtreme of the Union to the other
The amount collected will be- Immense.
We notice that upwards OF 5000. 900 in
specie was received here yesterday by
tho ship Elizabeth, from London,--N. q.
Bgiletis. s
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SHERLFF"S SALE.
EXECUTION.

IHoA IuS hoFuIWW, .-"|
ps. EXECUTION
u.s. Marin, and
Michael ]. Nvers.J
RY virtue OF a wit OF execution. to me, dire ed
- from the Court o. common pleas. of Putna m
County, Ohio, will oh'r for sale, at the door Of
the Court house, in Kalita, on the Both day Of
March. A. D.. l847, betwee.1 she hours Of ten
o'clock. A. M, and four O'Clock, T. M, Of said
day. the following described prop ersy., to wit:
In Lot No. ,ffty.six 1861 with dN'eling hosss
and barn on the same, and In Lot Ne. siSty-one
(6l] all in the Town OF Columbus Grove, Pleasant
Township, Putnam, County, Ohio. Taken as tSs
property or Michael ]. Myers, to satisfy jiuds-
ment in favor Of Thomas Sparrow.
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERHF's OFFICE,
kalida, February 10, l847. 9I9ew
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SHERIFFS SALE,
EXECUTION.
State or Shio.

Is. EXECUTION.
james D. Wamsley.
RY virtue Of a writ of execution, to me direct
- ed from the Court Of comm pleas, OF Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the house of
James D. Wamsley, in Pendleten, Riley Town
ship, Putnam county, Ohio; on the tenth (0)
day Of March, A. D., I847, between the hours Of
ten o'clock, AM, and four O'clock, P. M, Of said
day, the following described property, to wit:
ose gray stud horse; two ma nile clocks; fvs
acTes Of wheat, in the ground; enc Bureau; one
watch; enc rife gun; and one stove. Taken in
execution as the property OF James D. Wamsley.
to satisfy Judgment in favor Of the State Of
Ohio,
JH VAIL, Sheriff.
SIiERIrF's OFFIcE,
Kalida, Feb. &c, i847 863b
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
EXECUTION.
Elijah Ferguson,

Df virtue Of writ Of execution 70 me direct
I'D ed from the court Of common Pleas Of Put
nam County, Ohio, will offer for sale at tho
house Of Henry Shank, in Richland township Pat
nam County Ohio, on the eleventh (ll) day Of
March, A. d. 1847, between the hours Of ten o..
clock A. NJ. and four o'clock, r. M, Of said day
.hs following described property to wit;
sorrel horse. six head Of hogs taken as the prop
erty Of Henry Shank 10 satisfy Judgmcn, in fa,
vor Of Elijah Ferguson. g SgSst
]. II. VAIL, SseriG
SzERirf's orrtcx, s. VI
Kalida February, %, ls47. ais
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SHERIPF'S SALE.
Christian Donaldson & Coz
". EXECUTION.

james NichOlas.
Dy virtue Of writ of Execution, to me dirse-
I'D ted from the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Putnam County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
door of the Court Hsuse, in Kalida. an the 30,h
day Of March, A. D.. l847, between the hours Of
ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, Of
said day, the following described property, to
wit:
The west half Of tho south westq quarter and
the south east quarter Of the south west quarter
dissection TIVE nty-eight of township number two
south Of range number six EAST; containing one
hundred and twenty acres Of land. Taken as tho
property of James Nicholas to satisfy Judgment
in favor of Christian Donaldson g. Co.
J. H. VAIL Sheriff,
SHERIFT's OFFICE,
Kalida, February 49, Ie47. Slew
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The defence Of Mr.. CALHOUN by his al
lies, the Wings, proves two things:--the
completeness Of bis apostacy new, and Of
their hypocrisy two years and half ago.
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BY the brig p. Soale, wo have Havana
dates to the 18th February. Flour was $l6,
Lard $lli al2.--N. o. Bulletin.
Attention!!!
RINGGOLDs ARTILLERISqS.

THE Ringgold Arlillerists are requested
10 meet at the Court House, In Kada, on
Saturday, the 9th of March next, at IL o.
clock at noon, to take measures 10 procure
uniforms for the Company. 1t is hoped all
the members will attend.
Kalida, February ID. ls47.
JOHN J. ACKERMAN
Captain.
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GILBOA MOVING! !!

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed will sell at public auction. AT the house
Of W. L. HipkiRs, in Gilboa, on Saturday, 18th
day of March, A. d, ls47, between the
hours of one and three, P A.. to the lowest
and most responsible bidder, the buldisg Of
bridge across the Blanchard River, imme-
diately above Elisha Stoui's Mill-dam. The
contractor TO furnish all material; said bridge
TO be completed by the first of November
next. A draft and bill of specifications of
which can be seen at any time by calling on
5. Sutton, in Gilboa.
ELISHA STOUT,
VIM. r. THRAP,
]. P FLEMING,
MIC. EWING,
s. SUTTON,
blanchard Rircr Bridge Commissioners
March Sd, ls47.
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FROM the Charleston News, Feb. l6.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO, VIA
HAVANA

BY the arrival Of the brig Adela, Captain
Watson, at this port, we have been favored
with ths following interesting and important
items from Mexico. They were furnished
to Capt. Watson by Mr.. Campbell, our con
sui at Havana, and were received at that
place by the packet from Vera Cruz Of the
9Th instant.
Santa Anna is still at San Luis Potosi, at
the head Of 2S, 900 men, gene rally occupied
with his fayorite amusement of cock fight
ing.
General Taylor is said to have left his re-
cent position and passed Victoria at the cad
Of 5000 men, supposed to be on his march
10 Tampico.
The clergy have refused 10 contribute the
$S,000,000 attempted to be raised from
them; they are much excited against Santa
Anna, and are endeavoring TO get up pro-
nunciamentos against him.
The whole cabinet Of Santa Anna are re-
ported to have resigned. Great jealousies
exist amen. the different generals in tho
Mexican army, and consequently much con.
fusion and ,disorganzation prevails.
Vera Cruz j. garrisoned by 1900 dis
pirited troops, and expect the city to be al.
tackled BY the Americans on the I'd February.
The beyt informed think the resistance which
will be made by the garrison will be feeble,
and it will fall an easy conquest. In the
castle there are only 1000 men, and badly
supplied with provisions, the chief depend
.clee being ON Vera Cruz for supplies.--
Many vessels laden with valuable cargoes
have run the blockade, and entered different
ports Of Mexico; some ten have left Havana
FOR Alvarado and Tuspan in the last month.
A large French ship with a valuable cargo
has been recen,ly captured, after having
lbssn warned off once, for a second attempt
TO enter.
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blanchard Rircr Bridge Commissioners
March Sd, lS47.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-15
NN7HO WANTS. A LOT OF GROUND
w AT A CHEAP PRICE The subscriber

NN7,HO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
w Alta CHEAP PRICE The subscriber
has divided his farm and laid oil tract Of about d0
acres into lots of from one, tw four and six acres
each which he Will sell at l,w prices aud on easy
terms, so that it may be within the means of any
p3rson to purchase one, and thereby to secure 10
himself and family homestead. These lots are
Handsomely situated III very heahh5 location, On
pubic road about 4 miles from the Navy Yard
Bridge. on the east side OF the Anacosia river
The soil is well suited tor garden purposes W the
cultivation Of rut trees and several excellent spring,
Of water are near to them. I here is also sufficient
wood each of the lots to enclose them, and tmhc'
in abundance can be had in tho neighborhood to
erect any bulldog at very low price. ,a&
Those wishing to purchase, will do well to apply
soon, as they can have choice Of location Sc
Also, fol- SALE ono story log DWELLING
HOUSE, with as much land rs may he desired ad-
joining tho above lots, very andsomely situated and
with small expense could be converted into a
dwelling for two small families. '.,.
For further particulars apply to
.. g. A. SAGE,
Near the Good Hope Tavern, u. e.
july 2l-f IT,. g.. 49,.