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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of deed u Ii,
l ecuted by A. o Sutton 10 the subscribe. =,
date the lst day of January. ISIS, and dnly ,-,,.
the Clerks Office OF King William county. io'u.
pose OF securing certain debts therein speclds.
for other purposes, ] shall, on the fourth dly n
Der, al NEEDWOOD. in the county Of Caroline 4
Ii not, the next fair day thereafter, proceed q
the highest bidder. for cash. all the said A. O Sug
undivided interest in and 10 the dover estate 5,
mother, Eliza sutton, which she derived ff,m IT,
band, DR. Stephen sutton, deceased, ana whit'
been laid off and allotted TO her, As wili appear
ference 10 the division Of The said Stephen Sul;cl
tate; and also, all the said A. .. Sl,ton's unt9
interest in the property devised 10 Eliza Sutor /.
the will of David Oliver, deceased, during her lli-
remainder In fee 10 her children. Tn. interest !.
slder-d valuable. Selling n Trustee, shall I.
only such title a il vested in me-. which IL b-e,.
be good J W SCOTT, Tnl,
Sept I-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
PUBLIC MEETING IN HENRICO.

The Democrats OF The county OF Henrico
are invited 10 meet at Henrico Court House
on Monday next, the 4lh of September al IL
clock. for The purpose Of appointing delegates 10
the Democratic Convention TO be held IN Lynch
burg on Wednesday, the both OF September
The Democratic Association OF Henrico couD-
ty will also hold their regular meeting al The
same place, and on The same day. A full attend
snce Of the whole party is earnestly requested.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

He then look up The subject where he left il yes
lcrday, viz: the Mexican War; showed ii TO be ne.
cesssry and JUS, and not one Of conquest; that
civilization religion and their attendant conss-
quences, had always followed in the footsteps Of
the Anglo Saxons in this country. Here he was
eloquent in high degree; and when he closed,
ana The assembly crowded around him, TO take
the parting hand, the scene was most exciting
and almos, defes description. So closed our
mass meeting in Northumberland, full OF hope,
o, enthusiasm, OF kind and brohsrly feeling and
discrimination to do our part in the approach
ing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

"STRAIGHT oUTS-STiLL THEY GOMEZ
Under this head the Republican publishes let
ter in the Wheeling Times, from FIVE persons
who have heretofore acted with the Democratic
party,n aud now go for the Wing ticket The
Wheeling Argus exposes this humbug, BY
showing, after examining the poll books and the
vote in 1914, that but one Of them voted fol
Polk, and she stated, long since, that the reason
of his change was, that he lived in a Wing
city. and must be Wing to hripe"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
FORTUNES HOME
STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET
ELIfIn PASS

z
FLUID PASS :
THE subscriber having been appointed by H.,
Fortune as one OF her agents IN disiribulias
fayors amongst the people in this part OF the wors
located himself at No. q, Main street Richmond :;
part Of the green house. and three doors above Nh
Market, where he will be happy to see his irirnc .
10 receive orders from any part Of The country -,
will be promptly and conid@ntia!y attended 10 \.
useless for him To advise, or dciate TO any on- ~.
10 their interest in securing To themselves, b,
Investment, compe tency for life; and As am ~.
the puffins system, VIII not do so, but III OH .
mark, that If any of my friends, the public ,-r.,
ly, have any spare change that they feel dspo...
risk in this way, they VIII always find a supp, ~
variety tickets in all lotteries under the man,
of the old firm, ID. PAINE & CO., who. for l.. Il
space Of time that they have been establish, -.
have been the most successful Mana:e' IN he I'M
States. Schemes Of lotteries, with pri,-. !. 81. ~
dollars, At, 200. 10000, 10000, 10000. SOM r
&C., can be had al my Office aud tickets 49,
twenty dollars. always on hand. For par,,c,a, S''
bills OF the day. RlCHagb GRAFT
Sent. L Nj II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
roWLES LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
l ! sirss, Richmond Virginia.

Let Lottery Vendors do and say what they may
For selling prizes CoWLEs carries .he o sy r..
nitals: $4,000, 4 of $500, 3 OF 1000, &c
- Nos. IA drawn. Tickets S4-shares IN pre-
p Also. Small Fry for Saturday. Tickets 81.
IRA vn Nos. OF Susquehanna Lottery, Class ~;
"a 81 80 IS 81 81 II 2 IS 50 So IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

Er The Governor has appointed John w.
Nash, Esq, OF Powhalan Judge Of the General
Cour, for the Petersburg Circuit, in place OF
Judge Gholson, deceased. Mr.. N. is now mem.
Der OF the House OF Delegates, aud is mos; favor
ably known throughout the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
CAPITAL.

The Charleston Mercury aud News have
seen General Taylor's Charleston letter, from
which was taken the extract recently published
and shave not the slightest doubt OF its au'
then,icity." What will the Wings do now3-
The New York Express, Mirror and other pa
pers have denounced j, as "forgery." The
New York Mirror denounces the "maudlin stuff
of forgery" which is "liule in accordance with
the character OF Gen. Taylor, is altogether loo
improbable to deceive any intelligent person,
and the object OF which is Ito prejudice the minds
of The Wings against their candidate" The N
York Express says: 1.-THE Wing must be greeH'
very green, who can now be caugh, by such Loco
foeo forgeriss." This is The letter 10 which Gen.
T. says he "would have accepted the Baltimore
nomination. on the same terms" as The Philadel.
phia nomination, and thai he is ''now fully, u
not fairly, before the country as candidate Tor
the Chief Magis,racy." VIVA, do these words iii
no, fairly" mean2 Do they mean 10 hint at Bolts
& Co, who denounce The national slaughter
house"2 Oh these lelters!-ihey have killed
many President, and will be The death OF an
other 10 our eye!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

Read the spirited sketch OF ne great meeting in
Northumberland. Messrs. Bayly and Henley
are known to fame, and we rejoice that The De-
mocralic Esc,or, Mr.. Washington, with whose
talents and power We were familiar during his
residence in this city, has won the admiration oil
all In his splendid effort on new theatre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
View Fall Goods.

-7uLINGHAM & ELLeI ! !, :
w Nan Nam strec,, are now openio.s; ,'. ~
,s,s,,, assortment OF Fall ana W. w. :.
S sen15G selected with much care. az ...re,
. .aIJ on accommodating terms. They ~ /.
ly solicit CAL TON 'He" Aug 81
generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
NOTICE

A Ill persons are hereby forwarnrd No; Il tr-3.
~ wife Amanda ChambersJ On my accoqf.. !.
mutual consent, she has left my bed and boar:
WILLIS CHAAtlF
n,,., So, I Iai5-r1,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

SCHOOL BOoKS-sCHOOL BOOKS
- The subscribers publish
4Esop's Fables in French for the use OF French
Scholars, used in the Philadelphia High School.
Wilson'S Practical and Simplifed System OF
Bookkeeping tor The use OF Schools, &c.
Baldwin's Universal Pronouncing Gazetteer,
seventh edition.
My Little Geography, Tor Inc use OF Primary
Schools and Beginners, by Mrs. L. e. Tuihill,
with numerous Illustrations.
Jarvis's Piano Forte Instructor, new edition
approved by barley, Cross, and several other
teachers OF high standing.
The Biogra phcal School Library, incluiing
the lives of Washington, Lafayette, Jackson,
Taylor, Marion, franklin. Napoleon Buonapare
Each volume embracing numerous anecdotes, H.
lnsraliye OF their character and containing eight
cngravings, neatly bound in sheep, l2mo
Together with full and general assortment OF
SCHOOL and CLASSICAL BOOKS OF The la.
test and best editions Tor sale, wholesale and re.
tail, a, The Bookstore Of
Sept DRINKER & MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

General Taylor says
10 MIR. McConkey:
al have laid il down
as a principle, not 10
give my opinions upon
The various questions
Of policy now al issue
between The political
parties Of The country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

The Pennsylvania says, The Richmond
Enquirer is RICH, in correcting the silly story OF
the Richmond Wing, that General Quilman is
GU, for Taylor. We know that Cass and Butler
have no, sincerer or more ardent friend in the
Union than John A. Quitman"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

WORTHY OF IMITATION-The Hon
Andrew Ewing, of Tennessee, heretofore an &C.
tive Taylor Democrat, has renounced the Wing
cauaiua,e, aud 10 gu ,hr >,uup ~, OaSe aud Bnt
Ter. An ear.witness states that, in late speech,
he made the Wing speaker, Cullom, emphatical-
1v Usurren der -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

The following Committees OF Vigilance were
omitted in the published proceedings OF The De-
mocracy OF Chesterfield County:
CLOVER HILL-Jas. H. Cox, Dr. R. 3. Hob
son. R. M Thweatt, B. Cheathan,, E. L. Bass.
GIFTS GRovE-Wm. Gill, r. t. Mosey, z.
h Wilkinson Danl. Atkins. SamL. Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
TAPPAHANNoCK FEMALE ACADs

VI ). , Il N a II u. r. IL LIS.
THE eighth scholastic year Of this School VI.
j mence on the first Monday in October nrl. :
the charge Of two efficient and experience !rat'
Miss 9. Minister and Miss NJ. s. McFer.
Miss $. Minister has been engaged, for some scar
a teacher in Philadelphia, and has received r.
mails, OF the highest character, from her .Et, al
irons Miss NJ. y. McFee is well known a q.
tent teacher, having had charg. 81 the school q
past four years.
instruction Will be given In all thr brauci,, .
English education and French, Latin, Music. nf3a
Painting. Wax Work, Embroidery and ofnsG'
Needle Work, viii be taught al extra charge.
Music viii br exclusively attended 70 by ~
competent teacher.
Parents and guardians patron!zins this sch'o
rely upon their children receiving, while VIII
Ellis, II mothers care, neat and comfortable chaf
with good fires, night aud morning.
Monthly reports will be sent regularly q pafrf
Its desirable that those who design pitr0nt /.
school, should enter their children At Ihr cona'
ment Of the session, though they will be r.csr
any time No deduction made for absence, eI'
cases of protracted sickness.
A portion OF each Saturday VIII be devoi.it" =
work.
Terms for ten months
Junior Glass,
Senior Class,
French,
Latin,
Drawing aud Painting,
Music, with the us- or thu Piano,
Wax Work,
Embroidery and Ornamental NeedIe.wors.
Board. including Bed, Bedding, Lights, Fuei ~
Refer to DR.. A. Brockenbrough, DR.. Thoma;
don, Mr. Jimrs Roy Micou, Col. =. A. Branhaf
pahannock; Or. l.. Roanr. Mr. Edward WIZ
~ j. u. Whitlock Mr. VIM J. GARRISON, E..rt
John r. Brockenbroueh. Wrstmorriand court, n
l.. Pitts, Capt :. :. Hut, Richmond county
Il. Samuel. Aylrt's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
NOTICE

| IN pursuance of the provisions Of deed q m
corded in IIenrco County Court on thr +ih {:
July, lssa. from Brown and Schriyer. 10 the d
signed, the creditors Of Tue said Brown aai SCI
are hereby notified, and requested, 10 trne II
claims to the undersigned on or before tile ith
October, lois, la conformity with the terms
tsed. JNO. L. GRAFT, Ifl's
Sept. l-2aw9.$d3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
T. A. CRFNSHAW

A TTOR ~ f. Y 4 II l. a "
DRACTlCES Law in the Courts vi Amelia.
tan and Cumberland, and viii give his u.
attention TO all business entrusted Ia his care.
Refer TO John F. Wiley, John F. Motley, t..
ColQuitt, Joseph IL. Coiquitt. Sept i-ola1
n-E WHY requested To COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
nv P. TURPlN'S OFFICE, Waa
w Richmond.

~ RlC0InOlb.
The TH,rd Capita a, TURPIN$
Drawn Nos OF Leesbura Louerr. y y
Ia / 33 Is IS 81 5 SO 81 ~ y =
Whole Ticket, Nos. 80 81 % ~ =
900 returned 10 The Managers, y. ". 'l@d'
CO.. for The want Of a puchasef
Halt OF 81 900 sold and Ta'i.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Class - ira~u h0!
43 4 81 A. CD - 81 10 . 3 .
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 A. 60, a Pflz' y :, : !,
soil AM paid by loHt''
For To-Gay-Spendid Scheme: ! PM
900 dollars, | o. 1000, - 2Ooo, &. +.
, OF 600, SC. ID drawn Nos ~ csen r.
OF - Tickets. Tickets dollars.
Tomorrow morning Dollar LoueFY-
,als 1000 dollars, 1000 &c. - -
drawn. Ticke,s 81.
A. BOGART, ACCOUNTANT
Office on Sd .foor, corner q i3ih f@-
,treefs, opposite 10 The City Heiei
WILL commence on Tuesday, SCI (.
w 18th, (should a sufficient numbef Z, :.
offer. a course oil instruction ia BOOh'hl
ING by DOUBLE-ENTRY; 10 eons'>' I :
" lessons, or lectures OF one houf each
| nate DAYS, in which time such Hno"'F
The science can generally be ob'ained, . =.
abb. the learners 10 take charge Of ~ .
Sc, OF books in any business; The W !,
however. always 10 be continued unlli \"
fully competent. h.lf 80
al Inc commencement, The balance ~ s''
nation OF the instruction.
A. B. continues 10 open an' od,"'s :.
write m books, monthly or olhe'".,.,
partnership accounts Tor 'e'.es 81. o.
pn,ed accounts Tor arbiraiion' &C. "
Sept. l-4:eod'
II e sxec;. -, ,'n.. COMPLAIN.
u',efEY would say, "Come, ny again
nc,ess Nation Office again VicioLi4.'
o,,w, Nos. Delaware Lottery, Cas- 10 \ I
D'""" AZ 3 40 u / 80 81 40 s 81 Il
Ticket Nos. 80 AZ a, 1000, sen, e
'es To.psy-virgiua Stale LOnery, Gas ).
y dawn Nos ia each package Of - iit'
Splendid scheme: $4,000 doila.s' 4"V'
1877, 2 Of ! 900. &c. Tickets T.,
Sa,urtayEs42, 43s. Tickets u;
p SWorders 10, Packages, Germ. .,.
o.n,saes SINGLE Tickets or Shares p'oa.
tended to, and an accoun, Of me asa ~:
auy part of The Uni'ei States ''ee u
Please aoofs wM HURLEY, Richmou,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

a temperance meeting on Union Hill this evening,
al S o'clock, al the old Chapel, for The purpose OF
organizing society," alter which some good
speaking may be expected. TelolalerS, be al your
posi-, and bring ohefs with you.
OSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PIANO
n FORTES, OF superior tone and finish;
Guitars, Flutes and Violins, OF various Styles
Strings for Guitar and Violin, Of The best quail
ty; New Music always on hand; Music bound
for presents, &c; Catalogues given gratis, al
TAYLOR'S Music Store,
Sept l60 Main street, opposite The Banks.
LUDLAM'S WHARVES
NOR RENT-The above wharves are 10 be
i rented This afternoon, al ) o'clock, on the
premises, for one year.
Sept. lit II. LUDLAM & co.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
T THOMPSON q Co. inform their regular
y . customers and the public generally, that
they now have in their fall stock Of the above
goods, embracing all The varieties Tor whole
sale and retail trade, which will be sold for a
very small advance on The cost.
JOHN THOMPSON & co.
Sept. No. 81 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE
i No. 6, Main street.
First Embellishments Lottery, Glass No. 80.
Drawing received By Telegraph 10 night. 10
Nos, IA drawn. Capitals: SIS 900, 4 Of $500,
3 OF 1000, &c. Tickets 81.
To- Morrow-Grand Scheme $50. 600, $4,000,
20 OF 800 IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
Sept.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

IT7OOL.Dyed Sauinels, Hecla Woollens,
w Plains, Kerseys, &c. OF The best manuiac-
,ure, for sale by
THOS. 4 CHARLES ELLIS.
Sent l-3m
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James vIcGOllky y q,
aDdlk1CS vpSN<OAIAS :" u.
TO WM. MCDONALD n "a
GEORGE ". RICHARDSON a. 60.
COMMISSION MERCHANT

.Sos. 81 a,d 50, Bo1ciy's Waart, ban
rS,ESDER their services TO the FARMERS and
/ chants of Virginia and North Caroliua I
sale Of GRAIN. COTTON aud other PRObl
Their long experience in this branch of hu>,n-,,
them in assuring those who may favor them vi
consignments the highest going rates
REFER TO
Messrs Webb, Bacon s Co, pi..
Messrs Workman, McGrnder 4 Co, ~ 49,
Ms: TnoM n sa ma,n Donna"' Pe,esS..
Mf. James ssis" jsSnss S,''''"' Norfolk
Semi I-cl I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
THE McCoNKEY LETTER AND THE RICHMOND
lVuIc

The Richmond Wing still keeps Gen. Tay.
lor's McConkey letter from the eyes Of its read.
ers. The reason is doubtless 10 be found in what
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
Friday Morning, September l, ls4s.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
A, a meeting of the Democratic state cen'la ''A'
m,,,es. held on Monday evening, July l7lh' II was
s,,ol,,d That. in pursuance OF well estaos W,.
wee to pary OF yr
sna 10 hold state al M cs npon the De-
2otn Gay sh county city and 10 hold meetings
on their next Coun.days, to sena aeeea'e' ;" ''''
Convention. ,,,,r,,rpEooPD Chairman
wv F. RICHIE, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

DLANKETS-We have received by The ship
d Potomac, from Liverpool, large assert
ment OF Superior Blankets for both family and
servants use, which We offer Tor sale on moderate
terms. THOS. & CHARLES ELLIS.
Sept I-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

NOR HIRE-A strong and hearty negro wo
i man. who is good washer, ironer, &c,
Apply 10 THOS. T. TALlAFERRO,
Sept. | Office on Wall street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

U,HOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS, have con-
i stan,ly in store, o. their own importation,
large assortment of the very best Pocket ana d
bic Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, &C.
Sent I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
DRlNKER & MORRIS,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS and DEALERS ~
Piano Fortes,

4 RE now receiving their Fall Supply OF
n Books, Stationery and Piano Foues.-
Country Merchants will find our usual large and
varied stock 10 select from, and al prices which
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
Cap and Letter Paper in great variety, TO which
we ask especial attention. SEPT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-21
Mr.. Adams.

proceedings of both houses Of Congress- to-day that they
were interrupted by melancholy and distressing event
The venerable John G. Adams whilst seated in his chair
in the House, was observed to be painfully affected
Foam escaped from his lips, and general trembling was
visible in his hands and frame. Some of the members
rushed to his seat and discovered him be affected with
paralyss-the second stroke which has attacked this
distinguished man. He was Immediately borne from
the Hall into the Speakers room and the House ad-
journed AS soon as the mournful intelligence had
reached the Senate, Col Benton arose, and in few
pathetic and eloquent expressions stated the occurrence
and moved the adjournment Of the Senate, which
agreed to.
Mr.. Adams was still living when this paper went to
press One universal feeling of sympathy and distress
pervades this popuous city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-21

I ] =
Visitors, appointed by the Execu,iveihe Aduant Gene
raj being lex oficio) president of the board.
FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers privileges, and
rights IN comforting literary degrees and honoIs and gnn
ing which are exercised by the trustees and FAC
f. f. JOHNSON, A. Ms General Superintendent
w: F. HornNs, A. M Joint do, and Professor of Natu-
w. A. FORBES. A. M Professor of Mathematics and Civil
J. J. WYcnE, A. M, Professor of Ancient and Modern
and Political Economy
]. G. BLAINE, A. b., Tutor.
r. SWIFT, A. M Principal of Preparatory Department.
This institution viii be carefully preserved from the
troll or OF any particular sect or party either IN
The first year has closed with 1856 students The
demic year will hereafter the LIST of Sep
tember and close on the 4th OF July with public exami-
nation
and Natural Philosophy in Georgetown College; subse-
qucnty that of Science and Civil Engineering in Ba
con Colleges and for ten past has been principal OF
the Collegiate Institute noticed below.
Mr. HorKss was for eight years Professor Of Natural
Nj, FoHnEs graduated the Virginia Military Institute.
years-two years at the Virginia Military Institute.
Mr.. WYcHE graduated at the University of North Caro-
Of Languages in jefferson College Miss He has testmo-
malls besides from Professor Omsed Professor Long, Gen.
Quitman, and other eminent scholars.
w,s s' ior several Years mcmber oSthe Psbnrp bar
Mr. BLAINE graduated No in class Of 49, and has the
highest testimonials from eminent men, to character
and qualifications.
Mr.. SWIFT is graduate of Yale College, and has been
teaching years with distinguished ability and sue.
Mr. GAuNr has taught years in the City School OF
Lexington
Terms: Tuition is $50 to $40 per year, IN ddpance
Boarding $50 in the country, 500 in town, year
everything furnished
The cadets wear uniform ofblue CLOTH So per yard
They six hours day in school, and two hours on
drill Tin good weather.)
Educated at West Point.
Feb, 2l-Iaw3m
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IN N, GREE.N, .qlsctfOf.eer.

VALUABLE 7,h STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Thursday the oath instant, shall sell on the pre-
misses at O'clock D. M. that valuable lot situated at the
of 7th and Massachusetts being lot
No A. in square of square No 49, containing 6lS
square feet
The abovedescrbed property is considered TO be the
most valuable sale in Washington, being inn
medatey opposite the Northern Liberty markethouse,
beautiful situation for mercantile business or wagon
yard.
Also, hafpast o'clock, evening, shall sell on
the premises lot No 3D. in square No u.s. fronting 9S feet
street. This lot nearly opposite the Six Buildings adon
ing property of Capt Sawyer, and handsomely situated
Terms oncourth of the purchase money, cash in hand
balance credit OF six twelve, and eighteen months for
bearing interests deed given. and deed of trust
taken, to secure the payment of the notes A. GREEN,
Feb. l8-d Auctoneer.