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SINCLAIR THE VocALIsT.-The paragraph GO
ing the rounds of the papers, stating that the father
Of Mrs. Edwin Forrest comes to this country to
effect full separation and obtain provision for his
daughter, is pronounced by Mr.. Forrest bold and
impudent falsehood
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TIN. Power OF FIGUREs.-A writer in the Sa-
vannah Republican draws attention to the consid-
Grafton, how many are the chances that every body
has, within few generations back, been connect
ed with some of the " first families" He com
pues that in the eighth generation back we must all
have had 256 immediate progenitors, and therefore
each Of rs has 256 chances of having descended
from some one Of the y" firsts." Descending col
ateras increase more rapidly, and the calculation
is that within the same degree we have 1886
chances Of being connected with some of the eiite
We have not examined the accuracy Of the figures,
butt strikes us to inquire, how many more chances
there viii be by carrying the computation back to
Noah and his wife Howmany ancestors will the
same power of figures give us in that generation
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The ENGLISH AND THE SLAVE TRADE.-The
Liverpool Times, of the 7th of July contains re-
pert OF the select committee appointed by the
House OF Commons, being in continuation of the
inquiry to consider the best means which Great
Britain can adopt for the final extinction of the
slave trade. The resutof the inquiry is, g that a
long and large experience of attempts to suppress
the slave trade by naval force leads TO the con-
elusIon that to put down that trade by such means
is impracucable; and the report recommends
that : Great Britain should be released from those
treaty engagements in respect to this trade which
place the question of maintaining blockading
squadron beyond the free and exclusive control Of
the British authorities. The committee entertain
the hope that suppression may be effected by pa
ciic means-the improvement and civilization of
the natives"
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~ TMENDAY. Anrnrt 21.

" UW 7 . y y II n 7 n " WI 2 l.
UREE FOR ANYTHING THAT CARRIES SAIL, wihtouc
i regard to tonnage, length Of keel or a
Entrance, s5-Pri1e, a L V Err .
Z G II Err, Entrance Rdded-ihe See -
ond Boat be entitled to one-hal OF the 49,
whole Of the Entrance Money.
Gentlemen daEoua Of entering Baq VIII PeAHa Auuiela "
m6scrbsT. a.,
GB- close MONDAY the a0sa inst g oel9e r
NJ, when positions llhe drawn for. r. H. tuNtHV1Ett
faas ChrlsNan, AuguEt l2, 1919. awe
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m-AT COsT!!la
SUMMER oLoTHNG AT COST.
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.

No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
viii close off their stock Of SUMMER CLOTHING, at
great Bargains make for Fall Sock.
Of
Msuno Paramea ATaccs BLACK snd Coord Pougee Silk Gogs
Linen, Croou, summer Tweed and CashmeIet Coatss
Mount, Parnmetta, fancy and plain brl PautalooHs;
Linen Check Cuton American and French Coonale Pants;
Wool Uudersh1s Drawers; and Drawers;
Silk Shuts and Drawer Batste, Linen and Fancy Silk Cavata
large Stock Of RUBBER GOODS suitable for The California
EnigraHl, large Of heavy WINTER CLOTHINGs
which viii be SOLD LOW.
x Take a Took into the
LONE PRICE STORE"
"a Magazine street.
aus ALFRED MUNROE y co.
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THE PATENT DEcEPTIvE HENS NEsT.-This
IS one Of the most ingenious ContFivances Of the
age, and is the invention of a regular down-east
Yankee. The design is to deceive poultry into
the speedy and liberal laying Of eggs, and which
is accomplished by the peculiar construction Of the
machine. AT the bottom of the nest there is kind
OF ttapdoor, which works on a hinge, being sup
ported by a spring. The moment an egg is placed
on this, the trap opens, and lets il fall through into
a cushioned apartment prepared for its reception.
The consequence is that the bird, just as she is
preparing to cace, glances at the nest and seeing
nothing in it, actually reasons herself into the be-
lief that she has not laid at ALL resumes her posi-
ton on the nest in hopes of making more success
full effort On the first trial Of this curious contri-
vance before the Commissioner of Patents, to test
its virtues, singular result was effected. large
imported Russian hen was located on the nest and
left to her medtatons. On account of pressing
business the hen was forgotten until tie next day,
when, TO the utter astonshment of the commits
sioner, and the inventor himself on exami-
ming the nest they found nothing in it but pair Of
claws, bill, and bunch Of feathers the mystery
was explained, however, upon examining the
chamber beneath, in which they found half a
bushel Of beautiful eggs.-L aurora Borealis.
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steamboat Departures Tnis Day.
STILL A CHANCE

KINGS, ~ GRAVIER STREET,
To Bargains present Stock will be closed out at
eeaingy low Prices previous to the Goods. Do
delay your visit but GO TO-DAY to
KINGS WHITE PALACE,
auls sgp u GRAvIER, One Door from Camp st.
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The SPANISH CoSsuLArE.-Ne are desired e
say that the report Is last evenings Courier. ~
the Spanish Consul had closed bis office ms.
TAKE. The Consul, as his Counsel info. u.s. WIN
rake 10 acton except under the 5-setop 81 ms
supenon d authority
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CONNECTIONS Bishop Freeman, of the Episco-
pal Church in Arkansas, has published statement
denying the assertion Of Fort Smith paper that
he had preferred charges against Gen. Belknap at
Fort Gibson, for forbidding sermons of more than
an hour in length Gen. Belknaps orders restricted
the entire seFVices-nos the sermon-in the Chapel,
to one hour. The Bishop did not subject himself
to the orderand took no notice of it, having no de-
sire, he said, to mnge with the affairs of the
government, either civil or military"
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI o N RY,

PERI UMERY,
Combs, Brushes and Cents Furnishing
Goods.
E We have splendid of and beau
uiu FANCY ARTICLES,
70 which We are receiving additions BY every packet We invite
attention to the following list:
CARD GASES. ....Pearl She'll Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Papsr Mache etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Pspier Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood Paper Mnche,
PORTFOLIOS. ...Leathor Velvet aud PEPPER Mache.
ACCORDEONs.. Best French, double Frame
MUSIC BOXES. Shetland Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-of all the celebrated makers, prices
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMINOEs and DICE
CHESS MEN. Chinese, Eoglish and German.
OPERA GLASSES. IA large assortment.
,ODEUR BOXES: From six bottles.
PAPETERlEs. ...Oi Ebony Rosewood Paper, etc.
FANS -.ot Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Six etc.
PORTE NOMINAL rs. of Shell, Pearl Leather etc.
CANES q. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS, "A superior article, made for use,
CORK JACKETS. Life PTeserverB.
PERFUMERY of all kinds
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HAFDKERCHlEFs.
CRAvATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have in complete Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS As have made we are enabled
guaranty fit These Shirts expressly for our CUSTOM
s and are of course in the latest se and made Of
teraa and in the best
yasadp 70 CAMP ssst opposite Ss tSs 6lt Bank.
New and Interesting Publications.
Just received at the
New Orleans stationers' Warehouse,
No II CAMP street.
GIEsELERlS COMPENDIUM OF ECCLESI ASTI-
CAL HISTORY Translated from the German, By Samuel Da-
HISTORY OF JULIUS CESAR, by Jacob Abbott,
THE WQODMAN Romance of the Times of Richard
III by u r k lans Esq, author Of Thirty Years Since, The
f0geFy ETC., complete in vol, price 25c For sale By
aulo 81 ] b. STEEIt IA lyamp st
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oE- Yesterdays Eastern Mail failed from beyond
Richmond Va. Tbs intsrinsdiais papers received
were few
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BRITISH COLONIES. We have rarely seen as
statesmanike view Of this subject as that taken
in speech by Mr. Gladstone, NJ. P. for the Uni
versity of Oxford, and who was Secretary of State
for the Colonial Department in the Peel admins
raton
!" What Government should keep in view,'' said
Mr.. Gladstone, in the establishment of colonies,
Is the great and important function of laying the
foundation Of new States in the different quarters
of the world. If they established these new com
munites on sound principles, the political connex-
ion would subsist long as it was good for either
the colonies or the mother country that it should
exist, and when that ceased he trusted it-would
be severed, not as in the of the United States
in blood, but blythe natural strength and energy
Of the new country having placed it in a fit state
for perfect selfgoyernment and Independence
When this position was attained, the similarity Of
institutions, Of customs, and of race, would form
in themselves ties infinitely stronger and more val
liable than any mere political connexion whatever
He did not perceive any good reason why colonies
especially when of Anglo-Saxon origin and race,
who We're able to pay their own way, and maintain
themselves, should not have free institutions
whether their population was large or SMALL
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MRs. LaMAR's BENEFrr.-Iet no one forget
that very sstimabls lady, Mrs. e Lamary takes
benefit this evening AZ the HistIionic Association.
The evenings entertainment is well ehosen--ths
Lady Of Lyons" and "Box and Cox. III the
former airs Stuart appears, assisted by some Of
the best talent Of the Association The Farce
should Of itself draw a crowd. We pronounce. it
the best thing Of the kind (wheu played by the
Histrionics) that we have ever laughed ever on the
stage. # any Of our friends have got too much
excited on the abduction case, let them see Box
and Cox" and all irritation viii be forwarded ex-
press, hY Momus himself and landed into the mid
die Of next week.
The ehaste acting Of Mrs. Stuart in the Lady
Of Lyons, and the droeriss Of the farce to close
the performances should ensure a crowded house.
The Secretary's Office has been removed to E. A.
Iyler's, Camp street.
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or The.U. S. Attorney talks about '' Spanish
boodhounds and "the Spanish Consul's bull
dogs" But he did MT talk to, Buncombe .; he
had only to deal with ssiactss reason and law
The bloodhounds and Jall-aogs - would have
done very well in Mr. Dufours mouth; still better
as coming from the lips of Mr. Warfeld but they
sound strangely when uttered by an officer of the
United States
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Ra1Ne HIS BACK ~ Isl evenings Courier
after SONS lines on the curse o. the crescent, 70
which fsplv IS mot sscessarys pruclaims that the
only proof which vl be taken as satisfactory ofthe
Ccnsul'a ianoones Of the abduction Of Rey, is to
aRIsa rHr dAo Back. If he be guilty Of tie ab.
sucflcn Re caaconirdI man, and thusprove him.
SELF innocantl If he be innocent and Rey went
Voluntarily % escape prosecutions here, and gain
rewards there, how can. the Consul get him back /?
By bfibing high We doubt whether any amount
Of money would indnce Rey to put himself within
reach Of those Of whom he was in such terror while
here. It must be, then. by another abduction
real one this time. Bring him back, whether he
will OF no, 70 prove how wicked it is TO constrain
mems actionsl
In civilized communities it is usually considered
that the prosecutor must make ont crime FIRST
and connect the accused party with il in order to
put him upon bis defence. But here it is proposed
that party shall be taken to be guilty unless he
shall undertake., at great expense, what may be in
itself lmpIactcable, il order to acquit himself Of
the suspicion Of . crime which Is not proved to
have been committed at ALL
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In Frauhln, Monday, inst NJ Sawyer
WIN VANDERWA to Mrs ELIZA COOPER.
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WATERING PLACE VIsITERs. - Noah, in his
Sunday Times, thus hits off the ridiculous and dis
agreeable points of set of persons often found at
watering places:
The man of the world, and the man of the
worlds wife and family, are aware that hotels are
P9olc caravanserles, kept for the accommodation
OF all VINO travel by land or water, and therefore
they do not turn up their noses or give themselves
ridiculous airs, as some of our exclusives DO when
an honest mechanic happens to come betwixt the
wind and their nobility. It seems to be the Pc
eular misfortune of descendants of working men
and women, (bricklayers laborers, vyasherWomeD-
and other useful members Of society J who have
been enriched by the hard toll of their mechanic
ancestry to feel or ieign contempt for the equals
OF their grapdathers and grandmothers in position,
and their superiors in intelligence AT one or two
watering places, which shall be nameless, we have
observed specimens of this parUeau pride during
the present season. At one fashionable summer
resort especallyywe have seen the second genera
ton from an honest man who carried pack on his
shoulders, looking down with a sheer upon the
family of an intelligent artisan, who although
well TO do in the world, is guilty Of sOiling his
fingers by contact with the saw, the chisel and the
plane; thus rendering them unfit to handle knife
and fork at the same table with nobility two re-
moves from the bod and the washing-tub We
learn from Hsop that dunghlll cock, on findnga
valuable diamond in a manure heap where he was
accustomed TO SCRATCH considered himself at once
the cock Of the walk-yet he was only fuss and
feathers after all. Had he borne his honors
meekly and not strutted SO fercely, the whole
barnyard would have respected him, but as it was,
every winged biped in the establishment looked
upon him with contempt There is a moral in the
story, if the eilte-heayen save the mark could
only apply it.
/ " Gentlemen and Ladies are courteous to all with
whom they come in contact. If they meet, at a
public hotel or elsewhere, persons with whom they
do not desire to associate, they know how to de-
cline or avoid their acquaintance with dignity and
IL vyr1ios
terfeits Of gently the brass and pinchbeck imita-
tons Of genteel society," who .sneer and Singer
at persons whom they choose to consider below
them in the scale Of fashionable life"
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AiYsTERIoUs.--Why don't our friends, the alb
dnctonisss come Out and tell us little more about
the s. Eaborde hear - Itisan admirable satisetfor
a deyelopment-about as good as Bank Emeute
or a Saxon and Gaul contest We thought our
friend Pepper, Of he Natchez Free Trader.
would volunteer areyelation. But alas and alack-
a-day, no one seems disposed 10 inform Us about
tliis dark and mysterious affair. We move for a
commission 70 examine into the matter. Can no
one suggest how. the commission shall be organ
lied Suppose we make it a state-Federal nves
tiqation
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MoBIIE SHERFFALFY.- F, Hutchinson,
the Sheriff elect for Mobile county, was sworn in
on Saturday last and entered upon The duties of
the Office on Monday. Notice has been given that
his right to The office sgill be contesied.
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NEW MusIe.-Mr. ". II Mayo, Camp street,
has ssntus new song, which we commend to the
attention Of tbs lovers Of song. Il is entitled, Be
still, oh Foolish Heart be still y The music by
Mrs. Major Belger, U. S. A.-words by j. l..
Matthewson- dedicated TO Mrs. Lieut. Col Tomp-
Ains, U. s. a., and publshed bv w m Maun
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- Il upg subscribers d tie First Municipality have not
recsyed our paper fof Gle list two o ihs days il s owing
% Che Sickness Of 0gr Cara on hat Tonts We have en-
gagged other Carriers fsnpSary and TIE Crescent win be
regularly served.
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GRAPHIc.-7Lord Byron describes a party with
which he dined, as follows " Like most parties of
the kind it was first SILENT then talky then argu-
mentative, then disputatious, then uniuteigible,
then atogethery, then narticuate and then drunk"
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ALABAMA ELECTIoNs.-Alston's (whig) major
ty in the LIST district is not far from 2O0--Wash-
ington county gave but II for his opponent instead
of l40 as reported. billiards (whig) majority in
the I'd district is $40. Harris tdem) has about 400
in the Sd. Inge tdem) has 40 in the 4th. Bow
den (dem.) has l46O in the 9TH. The 9Th and 9th
districts not heard from
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or The q. S, District Attorney thinks it strange
that sailors should be shipped under false or as
sumed names. After the Honorable District At
torney has been in Office a year he will think 1t
sill stranger if they were shipped under their true
ranrna.
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DEATH OF AN Ex-CoNGREssafAN-Jo Ma
thiot formerly representative in Congress from
Ohio, died of cholera at his residence, in Newark
in that State. He was at the time Of his death
Grand Worthy Patriarch Of the order of Sons of
Temperance for the STATE Of Ohio.
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Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

: THOMAS BRADY, 81 Ohartres Street,
WILL from this date, commence selling off his entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
in order to make room for his fall supplies Purchasers in
want OF Silks. ShaWls, BaTages, Printed Musns Irish
Linens, any article in the Dry Goods line will consult
Their own interest BY examining the Stock before making
Their purchases, the Goods will be sold BARGAIN
- IL I. BRADY will. on the list NOvembeT remove TO
store No, 90 CHARITIES STREET, opposite, where
he will open new and splendid stock Of Fail and Rinr
DrV Goods. iy6 #
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9e "a Asss sNASohAM6S THIS Evening"
CRYSTAL FoUST DIVISION No. 4, at Crystal Fount Hall
222 TChOupltOulas street at O'Clock
WAsHINeToN DIVISION No. 8, at Y. Brothers' Hall
Lafayette, at O'Clock
MIss1ssPPI VALLEY DIVISION No, at Unity Hall Ma
rigny Buildings, Third Municipality, at O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION No. 8, meets at Temple No 5s3S Canal
street, ats O'Clock
FINN DKeREE TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. lat the reg.
ular semi annual meeting OF TINS Temple held on Wednes-
day the 18th Of August, lsi9 the following ofoen
R sIsTG n T1sbeT w Charles Ferguson WDVT
josh. K Giie....,P w D TIL. II stuart.........W D
A. Hero w T.
The n r. appOiuted the following;
e. K Pierce ,..,.,.,W INV. Miler,.,......W ID D u
VIM Low...........W ID Gil a. Duncan. Nv >
The W installed all The Officers r present s ,vnp
Attest 3id-6mW J. Il. STUART, w DR.
" Grand Temple Of the State Of Loqitsii ia phv
inst halipas Members will please be pune
aals JOSHUA X. GLE G. w. R.
Steamboat Departures Tnis Day.
wsEE zDYERTisEakNTs ON raLaD P4GE,
81 Louis. NORTH AMERICA. Morgan, p. NJ.
s. Louis. .-.-..T UsCUMBIA, Cable P. M .
So hiDer y n De2 n " r a, kigos, z
K yaso Bg. sr MHsoL bA Np d @sF
Mobile. CON, HTieTn n A. M.
Biiori ........... CALIFORNIA Griffin % A. NJ. Cars
MgdisonBWs OLIVIA, Griee, P NJ Cars
Szy~ Notioe-Messs SHELDON & FELTON,, Con-
Of los barrels and casks Msehqnde in store and
per bars GRLlN, 5 New York "a suuarY 1892
requested to call and pay charges e q tey WI BE ,od
thirty days from date. SAMUEL TOBY NEPHEW,
aus I'm Agents Of Bark.
~ Passage from Pansma;te san Francisco =,
about tie lst Of September Panama Faneeo. All
persons having engaged The requested to call forthwith,
SSs Nv PARADISE EAWRAsoN q co, 81 Gfnysr st.
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~ 0RLEANs.

s. Taira Pags I0r CRY Nhws. q.
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RESIGNATION OF GEN. CAss-The, following
from the Chicago Tribune, seems to confirm a sim
liar statement made some days ago:
We understand from reliable authority that Gen.
Casa will resign his seat in the Senate during the
ensuing winter. The Michigan Legislature bay-
ing instructed him to vote for she Proviso, he pro-
poses waiting until that question comes up, when
he viii make great speech against the Proviso
and Col. Benton and then resign.
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LOUISIANA HisTRIoNI0 ASSOCIATION

o. l. D. MARKS Stage Manager.
- Mrs. f. LAMAR respectfully to the Honorary
Members che Association, her friends generally that her
hehl wan axe place on the Evening THURSDAY next August
10, on which occasion will be prse ned Bur o4lar p Of
THE LADY OF LYONS
Pauline, ms MARY STUART; Madam DsscBapslle, Mr.,
1oHNsIoNi Widow Menotte, Mrs LAMAR the other tharae
e oy the Aeuvs Members of the Society whoh SONG
oy MI O. To conclude with the highly amusing Farce eli
> BOX AND COX
- IleSe9 One BolaT-wheh may be procured E. A..
TYLER's, Camp street.
- Performance to commence O'Clock, precisely.
aug THEODORE A. JAMES, President pro tenn.
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The CANADIANS AND THE QUEEN.-Sir Allan
McNab now in England, writes home TO his friends
who are raising such a disturbance in Canada,
that things look more promising for them in Eng
land. If his statements are to be relied on, he has
been successful in bringing the English Govern
ment to pause in their demonstrations of favor to-
wards Lord Elgin and his French supporters He
writes that orders have been sent not to pay cent
OF indemnity to any former rebel. The Queen, he
says susPends action on the question Of approving
the indemnify bill, and motion is to be made in
the House ofCommons for the production of the pc.
titions sent from Canada to the Home Government
for the disallOwanee of the indemnify bill and the
recall of Lord Elgin This can hardly be expected
after the stand already taken by the British Govern
ment, and its approval Of Lord Elgin's course.
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Ar CcsT--A Mdnroe & Co., attheir extensive
establishment No. "a Magazine street. are selling
off their summer elothingat cost It is quite early
to commence on the cost price for summer clothes,
and all persons who are in want cannot do better
than 70 give them a call
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~ Grand Temple Of the State of Louisiana
Regular Quaitery Meeting Will take place on SATURDAY.
inst hapast Members Will please DC pune
shls 0'''' % inc JOSHUA X GLE, G. ". R.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-05-24
NOTICE..

RY virtue Of five wr,s of fl. ia. issued by
~ Jonathan F. Huntington, Justice o.
the Peace in and for Charles County anc
State of Maryland, to me directed, will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, a. Nan
jamoy Cross-Roads, on FRIDAY the 25,l
instant, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of George Po-
sey in and to the following property, to wi,
tract or Parcel of Land, called "Part OF
ST. Barbara's Manu:,;" containing ia acres
more or less, situated, lying and being in
NanJemoy, (on which Oliver SOFT at pre-
sent resldes,) seized and taken in execu,.. ION
as The property Of said Posey, and will be
sold to satisfy the following judgments -
one due Thomas Wright, one due Sarah E.
Gray, one due the Administrators of Will
liam D. Cooley, deceased, and two due
Francis Baker. Sale to take place at -
O'Clock, M. RICHARD PRICE.
May 4, 1919. Constable