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FOR THE SPECTATOR.

MEssRs. EDrToRs:-Thcre is a writing in your
paper on the subject Of Education, who seems TO be
man OF good sense, and TO have very just re-
gard 10 H. have no conjecture even, the of
the author but, with your permission, will take the
liberty OF making suggestion him. 1t is this: When
you write for the public Instruction, adopt plain
style as You choose but do not attempt 10 dignity igno
rance by ,cearing its lrery Write as an educated
ought to write having due regard TO otogrsphy and
grammatical proprety. There certainly is inconsstcn
cy IN the ldea OF mans undertaking to explain the adj
vantages of Education, who upon his showing has
never experienced them. An ignorant man might w ell
his whole series oil articles, by the single remark
III man can write as good and sensible articles as
you write, where is the necessity Of being educated
SCHOOJ-MASI Err
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MA r RED,

on tuesday morning last, by the Rev. r. r Castle.
man. Capt. JoHN A. HARMAN TO Miss Bgrrtg dauo[-
'cr OF Mr.. Albert CARRIER, all of this place
thursday the 18th inst, the residence Of Ches-
icy hinney,Jr., by the Rev. S. j. Love Mr. RonER-
tvs hENDEEsoN, TO Miss CATHARfNE ANN, daughter
VI w. UT w. =. adams Peck, all Of this county.
n, ID w VhcScoro, on the 18th inst, by the Rev w
iicnaroSon' Mr. WILLIAM PArRIcK, 10 Miss HErTY,
OF Nathaniel Massie, Esq, all of this county
p 'dS vic,nty OF New Hope the 10th inst. by the
1 ,' '0hn A. Van Lear, MIR. JoHN l.. Mc(;UFFiN of
Mt Scion, to Miss HESTER NJ MAur1N, ali of Aucns.
Ia County. ~ W. " "su'
On the 9TH inst by The Rev. William Brown. DR..
5 ncF ARLAND daughter Of Rev. Dr. Mcfarland of this
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OAIhIrg0laNIA9

A COMPANY of young gentlemen are being organ
"a lied in the County Of Madison, Va, destined to
California They propose sailing from Baltimore early
in December, and will be pleased to enlarge the asso
Grafton by receiving the of any young
OF enterprise who may feel disposed to adventure The
OBJECT OF the association is to form company sufficient
to promote social life during the voyage also to cheap
en- the passage and form those ties that and
dure among adventurous The price of transportation
each individual will be SO. Persons wishing to 60
VIII forward their names 10 the corresponding Secrcta-
ries at Madison Court house, Va.
ROBINS N. WILLIAMS,
III. TATUM.
Oct "a, lSf9.-Vindicator requested to copy.
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FRESH ARR1V

a M SIMPSON returns his sincere thanks
n to his friends and the public generally for
,he!r patronage, and hopes by asrict attention to
business and willingness to please to merit a CON
tlnnance of the same. He has Just returned from,
Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he has purchss-
ed handsome stock of materials for the mannfac-
OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description .
French Calfskins, very superior article for Boots
French and Italian Hastings, for Ladies' Caters
Moroccos and Nd of all descriptions, for Ladies,
MISSES ana ohldrens wear; also Cork Soles. for
Ladies' Winter Shoes; all of which will he made
to order at the shortest notice and in the ne,test
style. Orders from distance promptly attended to
~ Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order
for Weddings and Parties at short notice.
Staunton, Oct. ID, IS49
sI Rockingham Register copy three months.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
RloHMoNp. Oct. %. Is4o.

RIoHMoNo, Oct. 90, ls49.
FLouR-$5 t2s.
BsEF-$2 $2s gross, So a CO nett.
hERRiNGs-S6 50-Shad Sc 90.
BAcoS-Virginia cured, hog round, So.
WHEAT-New lO5.
Corn MEAL-65 cents per 5ushel.
WHisKEY-29 cents for Rec,ified.
BurrER-Roll IL a Is, Firkin, II i2cts.
PLAsrER-Oa Basin. 81 90 per Ton.
SALT-$l 81 from Wharf, in Store ST As.
LARD-Firkin, 8 a 10, Barrels, 81 a(&.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-24
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th of
November next, for the erection of the IVES
LEfAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, in The town of S,aun-
ton. The Plan and Specifications can be seer at
the Store Of William Kyle, who will make known
the proposed payments, and the time it must be
completed. WILLIAM KYLE,
Chairman of the Committee.
Stanton, Oct. II, IS49.-tdI.
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~A>AO>~@ * xA4NN1x,
SI-AUNION, "a,
PEG leave to inform their customers and the
- public, that they have just received from New
York and Philadelphia their Fall supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye-Stuffs, Window
Glass, Patent Medicines, Perfumcry, Fancy
Articles, &C., &C.,
which they are determined dispose of at the low
est rates, tor cash, or in exchange for country Pro-
duee. The only thing we ask TO insure sales is an
examination of our stock
n: B.-Physicians' orders put up with despatch
at Richmond prices, and Medicines in all cases war
ranted. ESKRiDGE s. KINNEY.
Next door to j. Craw iorti's
Staunton, Oct "a, lS49
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constantly on hand full supply ofGaAvE STONE, of the
finest white Eastern Marblc,-also TOMB Tors, both
plain and moulded. MoNUMENTs, Box AND PANNEL
ToMBs made to order
He is manufacturing Egyptian, Italian, and American
MARDLE MANTLEs of the latest style and finish his
works in Winchester. Gentlemen wishing to purchase
Will please to call on JAMES c. MARaUIs, who has
charge of the works. and who will deliver and set up
without The purchaser running any risk breakagc
Designs OF Nantes can be by calling the latter
The workmanship will be done nthe neatest style
and on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN PAGAN.
September 5, lS49--3m.
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o q TT RY.

DIED, at his residence on South River. An,us,. oo
LII 5AMUgL HUNrgR, after an illness Of three and a
1ays' 10 the I'D year OF his agc[ Obituary next
r D.ED, on Thursday morning. Oct 18Th, Mrs JAwg
q. LsatATH wife Of Capt Thomas Cslbreath Of Angus
"a county - lo5itssry next week.
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SIRJoHN FKANKLIN.--A Boston vessel has arrived
at New London, Connecticut, from Davis Straits.
i he captain speaks of hearing Of Sir John Frank
Inns ships in Prince Regents Inlet, where the Ma
yves 1--WE. SAID tney had remained four seasons and were
still surrounded by ice. The Indians spoke of them
as being alive and well
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KNJE 6sssf5 EV9asfey. FWshio,ps.
w lTo Go G1rISfgIa1 a1F7Eo

ON THE CORNER OPPOSITE THE -PosT OFFICE.
z AS received beautiful assortment of Din
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Cans
fRard'c"c, QHceasrare, Sc, Sc, comprising ey-
cry variety OF GOODS usually found in this mar
ket. lie deems il unnecessary TO say any lhnp
about prices, styles, variety or quality, as is usually
done through this medium, believing those interest
ed 10 be the best able to Discriminate He earnestly
soIiclts call from his friends and the public feel
ing confident that there is no ore that can offer
greater inducements to purchasers.
Staunton, Oct. II, lS49.-tf
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NOTICE.

- C6oCkiBERS 10 Frost's History Of the Mexican
- ar and its Warriors receive the same at the
store OF a. j. Deakins, Staunton Fros,s Ustorv 81
America also and other books all deposted at The ss,
place Tor delivery, by r.. II. Holland 'N'"'
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HENRY CLAY SOCIETY

'HbRE will be a meeting Of this Society on Friday
evening next, at O'Clock, the office of John d
IInoodcn fail attendance is requested, as arrange
mcnts for the winter will be made
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-24
The Natural Bridge fOs. Sale.
-1aIeS
Capitalists and Landlords, Now'S your Times

Try virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the County Of
kockbrldge, rendered ON the 10th day Of Septem-
per- 1919, In the case Of Joel Lakeland Us. Walter
n. Cole and others, shall certainly sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for CASH, on Mon
day, the Sd day Of December next, the undivided
'wo,tmrds OF that famous property known TO the
world as the
NATURAL BRIDGE OF va.
This property is situated in the County of Rock
bridge about IL miles above the town of Lexington,
ana almost Immediately upon the main Valley Road
Ia As a TAVERN STAND. it o.xrsa.
Es!M may be said, without dispar- 9SSS&
EAAh agement to others, that it is M
uhr'valied IN point of eligibility, by any 49,
property west of the Blue Ridge. None perhaps
III me State possess greater advantages. 1t com
hands the entire travel of,he valley. 1t is situated
aiso upon the turnpike road leading from LyEcli-
ouig 10 Diorell's Springs; and is one of the points
d wNch large proportion of .he travel TO the Vr-
gina Springs is obliged to touch and tarry both i'm
gong and returning. In the spring, the summer,
and 'he TALL seasons, it is the constant resort of large
Paaucs' VINO gu thlther in pursuit of pleasure, to
grathy their curiosity and 10 spend their money
ana So long as The sublime and wonderful works of
nature attract attention, just SO long will the Bridge
NC me resort OF the curious, and of the gay and fash
ionaoie world The line of packets upon the James
fVer canal, too, will run within two or three miles
To Buchanan.
!he Improvements all good, and consist of a
main building, recently enlarged, store house.
some cabins, and other necessary houses, good
stable, &c. Some idea may be formed of the value
OF the property and its adoption to profitable use,
when 1t is known to have been leasing for about
$1,000, or upwards, per annum
Attached to The Bridge is TRACT OF LAND
containing 100 or no Acres-the precise quantity
not now recolleced, but will he made known on the
day or sale; portion of which is cleared and sus-
cepuole OF cultivation. Twothirds Of the land will
be sold along with the other property
The sale to take place on the premises. The IL
tie Is unquestionable, but shall convey such only
as may he vested in me by the decree
WIN. M. LAKELAND, Commissioners
n. B--l am requested by Col. Jesse Wootten,
OF Henry County, who is the proprietor ofthe other
third, to say, that he is willing either to sell or to
lease his interest He will be present at the sale,
have an opportunity Of doing So w. M. l..
October IL, l849-,ds.
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NOTICE..

frh Congregation OF Augusta Church. is hereby in
formed that there will not be preaching tbcy nm
next Sabbath (25th inst) the pastor expecting to be-
absent at The meeting Of the Synod of Va. Public wor
snip may be expected on the Sabbath following
o..,a, ,o,o WILLIAM BROWN.
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NOTHGE.

VIE undersigned, for satisfactory TO himself
MESSENGER" & MD v1SiE 'A
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-24

SMALL Pox.-The Harrsonburg Republican
learns from reliable SOURCE that the small pox pre-
walls To- an alarming extent in Madison County,
Ii is said that upwards Of a hundred cases had &C.
Cured
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VALLEY MARBLE YARD,
STANTON, VA.

THE UNDERSIGN-
H. ed would inform the
citizens Of Staunton and
adjoining country, that
he has opened Il branch Of
his Winchester Valley
Marble Works in the a.
bove town and nearly OPP
posite the Post Office, OH
Main Street, where he
hoe ord iptarJs IN I,no,,
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CAlPEp ygARG-I0Ugyg

EsoOoEKEEPERS are specially invited to the
ALI wool Ingram, Venetian and 6thcr styinn " :"
Carpe'lng, purchased for Cash at the Factory and
a. auction and will be sold as low as they can be
bought In Philadelphia. Look for Yourselves at
c. HUGH J. CRASVFORD'S.
Staunon, Oct. II, 1910.
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y ARE s. STENREVV
Merchant TaiEors.

4 GRATEFUL to their friends and the public for tho
~ liberal patronage they have received, would re-
specially announce that they have just received tho
finest stock of
CLOTHS, CiSSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
ever brought to this market and which having been
purchased IN Philadelphia, by of the firm on adyan
'aSeoas terms, they are prepared make into ev-
cry variety of garment for gentlemens wear, at tho
shortest notice. 49,
lhey have also received the FALL AND WINTER
FASHIONS for lSI9 and feel warranted in avn from,
their experience in business that all work executed by
them VIII be done III the aud most fashionable
style.
N. B.-BARE & STERRErT have purchased in tho
Northern Market, handsome variety OF
READX-NGADE CLowYyNa,
OF all kinds which they will sell at prices which cannot
'"i 10 Please, and the workmanship will he warranted
ALoo-ShiRTs BosoMs, CsAvATs, SusPENDERs
&c &c. Call and see at the Brick building above the
Staunton, Oct. II, 1919
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LATEST ARRIVAL

u NHt, subscriber would respectfully inform tbe
cltIzens OF Staunton and the surrounding conn
iry' mat he Is now receiving large and beautiful
assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, QueenSware, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
and a great variety of other GOODS TOO tedious to
mention and would most respectfully solicit call
nom all snch persons as are coming to Staunton TO
iermined not 10 be undersod To punctual crs,,'re
els the usual credit will be extended.
WILLIAM KYLE
Staunion, Oct. II, 1S40-tc i@
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINCs.
O'REAR s. YANQUARY

EH icaye most respectfully, tender their thanks
~ TO their friends ahd the public, generally for the
very liberal patronage they have received since they
se peen III business and they take this method of
informing the public that they have received the
R'NIS NssG ggSRses' Fashions.
ana arePreparcd TO execute ORDER all work that NAV
DC entrusted to their hands II desire TO please and
determination on their part to make good and sub
Slantiai work, viii give any claim patronage, the.
pubic may rest assured that pains will be spared to
deserve conntinuance oft custom they have hereto
fore received.
Staunton, Oct. II, 1S49.
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DAVIS A. KAYSER has some very handsome
Sack Over Goats, which he warrants to be-
well made.
Stanton, Oct ~, IS49.-4t.
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EsKRIDGE g. KINNEY.

AIP0NlElA0A@Ilgs9 HALL
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IN CASES, Boots and Shoes, comprising com.
w pete assortment suited to all ages, sexes and
conditions, at low prices WHITE g. co.
October q, l849.
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REUBEM ID. EsTEL,
ATTORNEY Az LAW
Ladies Fashionable Dress Goods,

"A LARGE and beautiful stock just opened, and
a for sale very cheap, by
DAVIS A. KAYSER,
Staunton, Oct. "a, lS49.-4t.
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Gitp Jnte!Liatnft.


InE SEcoap THAI ov JAoos SHusrxR aiias Tom
HAND, was commenced yesterday morning. In the Grim
mai Court The prisoner brought into The rcom and
oeenpied seat near his counsel, Messrs Radcliffe and
Gs!me Mr. Key appeared for the prosecution. The in
dlctment will be remembered charges him with having
on The ~. Of November. stolen the gold snuff box with
amonds string Of pearls, altar Of rose etc, from the
Patent Office building.
The following named gentlemen (nene OF them chaeng-
sa) were sworn as The jury viz = Wood John
SON John Bryan, Harvey Cruttendsn, Charles p. Wan.
nan, Almnn Baldwin, d, w. Oyster, and Washington
Mr. Key made few remarks, In the opening, telling
WAL ne expected TO prove 10 satisfy the Jury that
tht re was no doubt Shuster stole the Jewels
Messrs John Warden, Willis Blaney Atkinson, Hinkle
and Alsx NJ. @. Smith, were examined as Witnesses With
he exception OF the first named they evidence tend
Ing 70 fx SsteI the snthorshp Of letter written 10
the President In Decembcr promssg restore the stolen
properly, the Government would take from The National
Police Gazette the printing OF the List Of which
omciay appears In that paper and the letter Of February
In relation TO the same subject
AT two O'Clock the further examination of vitne sses was
deferred until to-day.
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, March "a, ls49
nNOPOSAIS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
10 the Paci6c will he received this Office until three
O'Clock r. NJ on "Wednesday the 25h day Of April le49,
nr the transportation Of 5000 barrels tmore less) oil
Government stores from the maynard at Brooklyn, New
York. the port of Monterey onthe west coast Of North
America The offers must state the price asked per barre.
without distinction between wet and dry and each barrel
COR halt bTre) Of beef pork -four rice vinegar pick
les whekey dried apples, viii be considered as bar
rel all other packages TO be estimated the Of 81
cubic feet barrel whatever they may contain and IN
the Of all casks other than barrels The fhhs
will be deducted No freight 10 he taken board or dis
charged private account at any intermediate port and
primare TO be allowed Fifteen airweathtr working
ayaysto be allowed each Of the porte Of BROOKLYN anu
Monterey for taking in and dscharglng cargo Paymen
he made by any navy agent 10 the United snes 70
be selected by the bidder and designated " me eharr'
party within thity days after producing sa1s,ae,oiy ev
dence Of the delivery OF the cargo Inc yesse mus
the usual nspec ton and be al the brooklyn navyysuu
The LIST day ofMay, is9 ready 10 receive ner cargo
IN moi presented Tor examination wiisn three days eer
being notified Of her acceptance the bureau VIII eonsner
Itself liberty oer the freight to we nsxs o,vs1 o,ansi,
uuslie iuisrsas mar % -lswr26Nay
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THE NATIONAL WING,
rs PUBLISHED DAILY, Tri.weekly and We,

rs PUBLISHED DAILY, Tri.weekly and Weekly in tn.
! Terms. Daily paper, Ten Dollars year, Trt.weekly
Five Dollars, and Weekly Two Dollars in advance
Of me eecton II 9n e
sldeney and i now supports and defends his administers
Its politics are lose Of the administration of GEN TAY
aforementioned rhig politfcs.
Its columns open discussion OF every public sub
eet OF interest 10 The country, and invites Contributions
from the pens Of all who may desire elicit the truth and
add 10 The sum Of useful knowledge
H,eyhary pubfs shes The official intelligence of The Gov
ernment in relation public affairs the ucu day after
y prepared Tor the press, by the Department or Bureau
pnbbshes all the advertising Of the Federal Govern
ment and + therefore vehicle information ofte great
the Government
publishes week exclusively. the official list oil
together with the claims and devoies from day to day a
large space 10 The publication ofnew scientific inter.
esting TO inventors and mechanics,
aims TO establish high reputation for fair criticism
bold and truthful reviewer OF books Of description
aud book selersand
The Aiculurst always finds admuance 10 It's columns,
and socits communications from every farmer and plan.
ter. that may tend TO spread useful information
The mechanic arts are iosered by Il, and every branch
ofihem is heard In its defence when assaied In Illus
ua,on of improvements, or In promotion OF their rights
and Interests.
The literaieur is welcome to lis collmnshe lawyer
and HE doctor and the merchant and the trader and every
body who has any thing give the Of human hap
piness Or e add % The stock Of common KNOWLEDGE
tans daily and complete reports ofihe proceedings Of
n"asrsss oa pSbn no pains y spared 70 make Il
III the newa department, il IL not only with, hut
more frequently ahead Of lis contemporaries not only IN
Ii reports HE Leclnres Of the smhson Institute regn
larry and gives faithful account from time to time,
The donss OF that establshmen
II reflects faithfully, from, day day, the sentiments al
ne Admnisiration press throughout the country, aa
ponents both in Washington and elsewhere op
The NATIONAL VINO is,a political Journal who,
moi supply. sLoR ran
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steam Engine and Pumps for Dry-Dock
New York,

BuEEAu OF YARDS AND DOCKS, 3oth March, 1919
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Steam
- Engines and Pumps for the Dry Dock New York.
will be received at this Office until l2 on the st day oil
May next for constructing delivering erecting and put
ting In successful operation, the hayward at New
York. Steam engine and pumps, capable ofpcrormns the
work required In pumping out The Drydock said engine
aud pumps be warranted by the builder TO perform the
work within the time specified, and TO operate
fully for the term Of one year aflercompleiion.
Particular specifications Of the work are lodged with the
Navy Agent ai New York-he commandant Of the Navy
Yard there and the Engineer Of the drydock to either Of
whom this Bureau, persons DESTROYS Of offering
referred for copy, which request will be forwarded by
mail general plan Of the engine can be seen the Dry
Dock Office.
The time eompistc the whole work will be the first of
January, 1880 JOS SMITH
nir o-lnNlM
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WOOD AND COAL.

CLERKS OFFIoE HOUSE OF REPs. w. S.
ApRn 10, lsi9.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until one
o'clock r. NJ. on Saturday the 10Th day Of May next,
for furnishing and delivering In the vaults Of the Capitol
on OF before the III day Of September nesi-
go tons OF Anthracite Coal
$50 cords best Hickory Wood.
The coal must be Of the best quality clear OF dust and
broken into Jumps about The size OF "a y To- weight
once and the balance 90 cons) be sawed three tmes
ap 20--lawiw THO j. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IN virtue Of writ of eri aeas scire scas under the
lien law issued from the Clerks Office Of the District Of
Columbia for the county OF Washington, and TO direct
ed shall expose TO public sale for cash, Wednesday
the 10Th day Of January the front Of the Cont house
door Of said county AT " O'clock NJ the following prop.
ery viz Five two story and allie frame dwelling houses,
with hack buildings oeach parts of Lots No and O. Ia
Square No 39 the city ofWashneon seized and levied
upon The property Of Sylyanus Holmes and sold
isy Juicias No. a. Marrh M lai9 In favor Ulys
SEES Ward. ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3--,lts Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
nS-The above sale not having been com :
piled WITH will be resod, aud sale take place the 9th
day Of May next, at the place, at l2 o'clock,
ROBERT WALLACE
nm i0--,fa Marshal q The District al III unhia