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Trlssraphed .or me Baltimore Sun.

new YORK, Nov. "A b z. NJ.
The steamer lliocrnia sailed Tor Liverpool &C.
day al III appointed hour. She takes GU. iony.
seven pa ssen.ef>, bot IL crecie
Tae fioar market i. que, ara prices have '
tendency in favor I'll aa,e.s The sales a1oLn
10 9 eco bbls at IS a III 81 Tor common STATE
ana Western; GeLes,e 5 II IS 81; Southern
ranges from 81 10 20. as 10 ggaliy.
Wheat is tifm-saies Of 1900 bushels red al
STA. Holders ot Genesee are asking 81 ~ pei
eu,hel Com is cn,lor The sales amoin. 10 o. "
II 900 bushels Ct 90 81 CTS. Tor mixed and q
a Is cts. Tor yelUw Gas 50 10 Ola.
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Telcpraphed Tor ihe Baltimore San.

WAsHif oToN, ErV l4-P NJ.
The newly appointed SIKH Auditor, Mr. Far,
reilly, Of Pa, arrived here Today and will enter
upon be dulles oil bis office on Monday next.
CEREAL Scou and Captain Hamilton, Aid.de-
Camp, arrived here this evening from Richmond,
and II OK lodgings at The National Hotel.
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WIScO,, :IY.

This Stale held her ella lon IN Tx 6h instant
We have The vote OF Mwaukie city only. For
Governor, ii stands
y Dewey, Democrat, 1877; A Collins, W.,
53s
W Chase, Free Soil. l07. [Olher Stale Officers
like this.
Superintendent, of schOOis-R9o', 1901; Barry
1922.
One Democratic Senator and lour Reprssen-
latycs.
Wonkesha gives I22 Wing, 1853 Democratic.
In speaking OF this election Harace Greeley
says: Governor Dewey is elected CT course, and
his party have carried every thing.
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TTF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

been LILLE more enlightened and fa'-'..s -,
their seltishncss, would have repudiaIeo h'sA ~.
lies. Il would be in direc, violation oil f'o,e
sentiment, and the manufacturing in'e'e''
should Congress encourage The theories 81 wv
Regency, and impose higher duties 'han '.0>e
under The Tariff of 1886. They will mol 10 ''
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AUCTION HOUSE FOR THE SALE OF
SLAVES

AUCTION HOUSE FOR THE SALE OF
SLAVES,
TIME Ibsc;iber is still engaged in selling
J. Slaves only. al his office No. 5, Wall street,
under The CRY fio'el, aud respectfully requests
his friends ana the public generally, who may
al any lime have Saves tof sale 10 eau on
him, a, they may deperd on getting III, highest
market value Tor ,heir properly.
From his experience aud knowledge OF
The business, he flaIers himself that he will
be able 10 give perfect satisfaction Traders
a, distance who have Slaves intended Tor me
or for This market are into'mel that my man is
regularly a, The different landing, ready 10 AL
lend 10 their commands.
BENJAMIN DAVIS.
Nov. No. s, Wall siTe'.
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INFORMATION will be gratefully received
i from any person who can give any inlorma>
lion concerning Captain Writings Company,
who Were al Naichi oches early in April IN
their rou 10 San Franci>co. Nov 10
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DIED

DIED,
Did, on Wednesday evening las, about halt
past 7 O'clock, Of Scarlet Fever, RosisELLA Via
aiSI4, infant daughter OF hn T. and Sarah
Ann Woodson, aged one year. one meath, eng
20 days
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New YoRK, Nov IA P. NJ
Up 10 this hour there are no ,idinss OF The Slea-
mer America Low due al HALIFAX.
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VIRGINIA. WASHINGTON MONUMENT


ID virtue al an act OF Assembly, pissed on the 22d
ID Of February, 1879. providln. for the erection Of
Monument 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON. tnr Com
n,issoner' appointed by the Governor OF Virginia
hereby offer premium Of two hundsed dollars for
plan iur the Monument, 10 hr approved BY thrn at-
cnmp1nirG with necessary eslnEtrs col its erection
The Mdnemeht will be located the Capitol
Square, in he city OF RIc,m,nd, be con lructed o.
Virginia granite or marble, or combination Of bot' i.
and cost Onu hundred THOUSAND dollars
Plans and estimates required BY the first day ofD
ceiBber neyi oallosrd TO fha uo'ernor Of Virginia.
WILLIAM f. RlTCHIE,
GEORGE MUNFQaD, :
WILLIAM MAXWELL, !
JAMES 81 WlCKnAM,
THOMtST GlLES, a
NATIiL \ MARTIN, 4
JOHN lOTrS,
OFT l9-.caawinI
no The time for receiving pans and rstlmstes 10
extended to the 9Th of January mkt.
Nov lG-ctd
IJ- The Washington Union and National intslli-
g-nt1r please copy, aud send heir accounts to tho
Executive Of virginia.
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NoRTUNE's HOME -cHALKS OF

L'OU ONE y IIOWE III LIk y Vt
i FlCE-No. :, Main Sect.
Nos 81 % 81, the capiiaot $4,000 do do
80 A, do $40 600, both son to mi, office aid
relutnrd on Friday, tor therani OF a Pufcha-
SER This is The lucky day. Try il.
This Day-Md Consoi!ad. $50 II nos, ~
drawn. $4,000, 5000. 250Ol3s8, % oil 75o.-
Tickets SIS.
Also-F Seminary, 81. Is nos, Is drawn
$4,000, OF 1000, 3 Of 1909 Tcseis s. 81.
Nov 10 CHALE y.
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nAIrIMnRE MARKETS Noy. IA.

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Nov "a.
This morning, there were seles OF 6OO bbls,
Howard street a,ur al Us; sales 800 bh's'
City Min. al 81 No change in wheat, und but
liue doing. No sales Of corn to-day oil any
Kind Whi,kcy 81 2 a % cents
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I.OOIIST SIILS yANTEb

PROPOSALS will he received until the 18th day OF
l December next for fdrnishin the Richmond, Ere.
dericksburg and Potomac Railroa Company ten thou
sand Locust Siis of a reduced SIC. The Siis To to
seven feet long, Hated on oppndc sides tby heWihg
parallel % the of the tree TO thickness OF sin
inches. with 4 breadth OF hltol six inches al tho
small end.
The Stills can he delivered at cquis Creek. Freds.
rirksbnrg or on the line Of the r.rold may be Of
frrri IN the proposals.
For further information, ajdrts IN. undersigned al
Richmond Virginia THO5. SHARP,
Superintendent ulthe RIchmont Frederick ,blrg and
Potomac Railroad Nov I6-ctd
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STEAMBOAT CHANGES.-We learn
that Captain Rodgers, Tor many years past, TIE
very abe and efficient comma nder o, the steam
boat bcl ween this city and Aqua Creek, on The
great Southern mail route, has been rendered
and accepted the post oil Cnef Engineer OF The
new steamer Atlantic, oil Collins line between
New Yo.k ara Liverpool While his numerous
friend, here are much gra,Gel with his persona
advancement, they cannot brt regret that Cap
Tain Rodgers will 40 longer b. upon our waters
where he had become so great lavorlIe, and
was uniyels4lly beliaed by call sorts of people,
Tor his uniform courtesy, attention, and regard
to the comfort Of travellers.
Mr.. McCausland, United States Engineer
late Of the steamer Allegheny, has accepted The
post vacated by Captain Rodgers, and has re,
signed in The Navy. He assumes the command
Of The mail boat B fillmore this mnrning.
[FasiingtOn Republ c. .NODem'eT IL.
(Mr. McCausand, We believe, was once an
a, complished engineer al The depot OF the Fred
ericksburg Railroad 10 This cily-and built some
fine Loccmoliyes. II he follows in The footsteps
Of Capt. Rodgers, one Of ;ha best and mos! gen.
tlemauly officers We ever knew, he viii DO we'll
ENQUIRER.
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TIE THEATRE

Will open about the Is, OF December, under
The management of Seton AMI Chippendale
{" s,ro team in comedy" Among the en-.
gascmen,s already made, the N. Y. Mirror
mentions the names Of Mrs. Melinda Jones
Mrs, Watts, Celeste--the danssncs &c, and
adds that all tho stars will visit Richmond
during the season. Shall we not have the
charming Mrs. Howard and the COMIC Burke
The theatre has been much enlarged and in
proyed--and g brilliant season may be looked
for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

Ia The ladies OF 81 johns Church will be
harry 10 see their irieEGs a; their sale oil orna
mental ard useful Articles and refreshments. %
Broad Street. near "a h, on Wednesday, The p Isl
,nl. The safe viii commence al ~ o'clock, Nj.
and be ccninuei through the day and evening.
Nov 10
FrAUCTiON CARD -RtGi Estate a..
len.irn is requested 10 our sale Of Valuable LOT:
near Bacon Quarter Branch, This Friday Alter.
noon. commencing Il, 3 o'clock. See adv,ftise-
ueni PUJLlhNl oLhDE.
Nov is
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DURABLE AND SWEEr-TONED PIANO
FORTES.

ID Fl TAYLOR has nov 10 store several
L lne toned Pianos, finished in the most
fashionable styles, which he will sell at The low
es! PRICES.
GUiTARs-ifom lhe celebrated maker, Z +
MARIN finished in The mos! beautiful manncr
New Music The larges, collie ion in The
Stale, embracing every piece Published in The
county.
Teachers and Schools furnished a: a reduced
rate.
Instruction books for all instruments.
P Fl TAYLOR.
Piano and Music Ware room. l60 Main 81,
opposite The Banks. Nov 10
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rpEE ANN SLAVE LABOR.

The Albany Cultvator contains ah su''na"1
discussion between TWO cisizers of The South as
10 the comr aralive value Of Slave and Free La
Dor. "A Suulherner" asks whe hsr II wou'u NOV
be mole profitable to employ free labor IMAM SLAVE
IA Virgnian, from Mathews County, a"'"'''
positively,
"The,e is no labor in this country SO cheap a.
slave labor. There is no labor IN mus county
SO well adapted 10 agriculture, particularly '"
large farms, as slave labor"
In proof OF his opinion. "a Vifs'n'ah "A axes
The situation of "a Sou herner," who has ooo
acres of arabic land divided into four Shifts
viz: 200 in corn, 200 in small sfan' and aoo III
erasses-.o cultivate which would require i'oui
IS 10 20 fed-hands. He supposes lha' 'os'eau
OF owning the slaves, which is dec'aeu auSa"-
lace the individual had 10 hire lhem an" nc
then enters into The following mathematical, anu
10 cur conception, conclusive demonstration:
Say twenty field hands, men, boys aLu ~o !.
men, uere 10 be hired. They coolu oe Eau ~
Virginia at an average CT htty OF SHY ro,,a.
per year, depending OF course upon -. p'upU,
r., - mon In WOMEN. The men oeing worm
moro "e''' '' $1,000
,,..,.,, 200
Food,
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MAGAZINS.

MAGAZlNS.
RAHAM'S MAGAZlE for December,
VI with iIustTa ions D cents.
Sanain's Union Maesz ne1r December, Win
20 fine iu.irati1ns--25 cent
Physic and Physicians, 20 parts-5o GEMS
Holy Baptism, Psayer,, n dtalions, and Sc
lee, passages on tn Sacrament OF Baptism,
wi!h The BspIismal Offices: cents.
Pfcpars,i7es for Death, sections from Bishop
Ken - cents.
Nov lG G Nj WEs1a BROTHER.
MANAGERS oFFICED. PAIN q
NlCO., corner OF Main al Governor slr.els.
For This day, al II o'clock-Capi.als: SS.oJp'
Of 1900. $ OF 1000, sc. Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets S. 50.
For this evening, al o'clrk Capital: sso,
600, 5000, $500, 1883. q OF $50, &c. :"
Nos, IA drawn. Tickeis S..
Drawn Ms Of s;usqnehan, L'lefy. NO "
so 60 2 s &c u II S 81 rs ~ %.
Half Ticket Nos y So :, prize oil S7'V
aoy IL C. W. PRCELL & co.
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NOTICE Wishing 10 How my youIg
~ men The opportunity of.lIending Chufch.,
nv sore will be CLOSED eyerySabbarh from u
o'cl,cK A. NJ to | P. NJ AM from Il P. NJ. 10
q Ii J Miller, Dpreid,
Nov &c No75 Broad street.
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Sl6nQ

There are no physicians bills TO be paid by
The birer. as they are paid by The owner.
LIE, US see how il will be in estimating the
cost OF free labor. According TO the patent Once
Repolt which is held as good authority in sucn
matlers ield laborers are worth in Massachusetts
and several other northern States, from III TO Sl2
per month We Will suppose 10 men 10 perform
as much labor as twenty mixed hands, II Will
stand thus: Is hands al 81 per
month being Sl32 per year, 2l ia w
Cost of board say $50 SUu w
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2il2 90
800 90
S29l3 90
1000 90
Being cost CT free labor,
Do. of slave labor,
SI3l3 90


Thus il will be seen, that free labor will cost
iour>fhhs more Than slave labor Wnere each
kind has 10 be hired But where The farmer owns
The slave on his ta;m, the difference IS mueh
more decidedly in favor oil slave labor
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:; WISH 10 hire, either BY !henon,ha c.uisee
i residue CT The year, an OsiI an. nj .kl..
Driver: none will be employed.no =
10 and in every respacI ins!Rd1yo ANIEL.
Nov. l-2awf ~
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FOX Rem,

PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAE PAIN y, he
r p. GLOVER, associate memce, = Yms,
L. National ACADEMY OF DIen, ~ ~ "..cold
has looms al his residence On laFa,.s. .Ia,
door below Filth street. Nc. l1-o.-
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From the Paris Correspondent Of the London Times
1.-THE storm has blown over; the danger has
passed away for The moment; the snip has
touched The reef Of rocks that threatened to
smash il 10 pieces but i, has got clear ior tins
time al least. The majority Of The Assembly is
NOT divided, and il HAS voted the credits de-
manded By the three departments oil The SLATE &c
defray the expenses Of the cIpedionary army
to Rome-lhe expenses OF diplomacy 10 NJ de
Tocqueville, of the navy TO The Minister OF Ma
rine, and OF the army 10 The Minister oil Wal;
and hi, vote implies appreciation BY Ire maIo-
rity OF The policy hitherto followed in l!alr The
only seceder from The ranks oil what Is termed
the Moderate party is NJ Victor Hugo.
"Now that The excitement OF the Roman Ques.
ton has in measure supslded, public auenlio n
is exclusively and entirely directed 10 The solu-
ton OF The Turkish affair, and good deal OF
speculation hazarded as 10 The nature OF The Eu-
peror's auswer 10 the Sullan's letter and 10 the
Iemons,ranccs OF The Ambassadors. am told
that The dispatches lately received by The Co.
vernmenl from st. Petersburg CONAN noihiDg
OF an 1niavoretlr character; bul when you push
your curiosity lille further, and ASK us inefe
anything tavorable1" those you inierrogate are
silent. Nothing OF positive or OF dehnilve
kidd could have been communicated in The des>
patches 10 which | refer, and very probably
they contain little mere than spccula.ions ard
reasoninss on probabilities OF character simi,
lar 10 those hazarded in Paris. AS proof Of The
slishles, incidents being made 10 serve as basis
for hypothesis, was ibis day assured lhe,
when The Emperor of Russia heard OF Bems
assuming the urban and protesting The faith OF
the Prophet be burst into ii Of Laughter, which
lasted quarter o! an hour at least.
The inference d.duccd from he Imperial cach-
ina,ion is, Of coo,sc ha, he Gar is no, in bad
humor, and that the burst OF anger during which
The demand for extradision was originally made
has since then given way to less vindictive feel.
ing-ego. the negotiations now going on have
a better chance oil success. We may Continue 10
cherish the hope that matters will not be pushed
TO extremity, without, however, admitting that
because q man is in good humor he must nefss.
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In the late war with Mexico it is confidently believed
that the levy of contributions, and the seizure OF the
sources OF public upon which the enemy relied
10 enable him continue the war, essentially contlbu
ted 10 hasten peace BY those means the government
and people OF Mexico made TO feel the pressure OF
the war, and to realize that II pTotracted IFS bur
dens and Inconvenience must be borne by themselves
Notwithstanding the great success OF our arms 1t may
well be doubted whether honorable peace would Yet
have been obtained bat for the very contributions which
were eXacted
JAMES X POLK
WASHINGTON, January 2, 1910.
Mr. TO0AlBS moved the reference OF the message to
select committee of nine.
Mr.. CHARLES j. INGERSOLL moved that the mes
sage be printed.
After debate between Messrs. VINTON, STANTON,
&C. j. lNGERSOLI, and Bolts,
MIR. BOTfS moved the previous question; which
having been seconded, and the question being divided
The motion OF Mr.. TooMBs agreed TO-
The question required ordering the said message to
be printed, and decided in the Acknowledgements 1903,
nays 50.
| Mr. VINTON moved that the last vote be reconsider
ed and that said motion to reconsider be laid upon the
table which latter motion agreed TO.
| On motion of Mr.. DICKEY,
| The House adjourned.
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JAMES X. POLK.
Washington City Canal.

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, Dec. 3D. 1913.
IN virtue Of the first section of the for The
L ment Of the Washington City Canal approved Deem
Der IL, 1913. in the follow ing words, viz,
BE enacted &c, That the mayor be, and he is hereby,
requested TO Invite proposals., by days public no
lice, in two othe daily newspapers of the city and the
Washington News for the removal of the deposes in the
Washington canal to restore IL TO lis original depth Of
less than four feet ordinary low tide for
repairing, substantial and durable the dapi-
dared side walls for reforming modifying such angles,
basins abutments recommended by the surveyor IN
his late report may be decmed expeden and for the
construction Of such dams ccpoos other works as may
be deemed necessary the canal tar pract
cable from future injury. by the washing in OF matter lfoG
lateral streams CUTTERS and sewers having first prepared
by the such other engineer be employed,
such diagrams and specifications will exhibit the nature
descriptions and of the several kinds of work be
done
Proposals will be received by the until Saturday,
the 18th of January lSi9 inclusive, for the execution of all
the works mentioned in the foregoing said first section
All needtul information in regard to the quantity and de-
pon of each kind of work be DONE be Obtained
by application Mr.. Charles b. Cluskey city at
his OH -, City Hall, who is instructed prepare and
hibt plans and specifications explanatory thereof.
The proposals will state the price, per cubic yard for the
excavation and removal OF the deposits and the price per
perch for the different kinds of work. (25 cubic feet
to the perch y also the time within which the work will be
completed.
Dec. N-d w. W. SEATON, Mayor
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EDITORIAL hRRANGEMESr.-We observe by an announce
ment In the Baltimore Patriot heretofore under the charge
OF isaac Munrde, esq editor an proprietor, that
Messrs Joshua Jones and John F. McJlton have be-
come associated with Mr. Munoe proprietors in part
and co editors In manly and appropriate years
greeting to his friends Mr. Munroe intmates his intention
to retire from the and tgues and
cares OF ed'orshp and place the laborng in the
abo and experienced hands OF his junior colleagues who
have been for time connected with the management
OF the paper We have long regarded the Patriot as one OF
the abest and valuable OF the wing journals which we
see ard we trust that in his partial exemption rom eur
,oal cares and tolls its and centenary con
ducio may find the full value OF thai comparative leisure
which his thry6ve years OF active service nave iaiy
earned, and which his cultivated tastes so wei mt MN 10
appreciate
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Transportation OF Stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Dec. III, 1913.
PROPOSALS. scaled and endorsed Proposals for freight
the of Africa, will he received this bureau
until O'clock, p M, Thursday, the 4h day OF January,
1919 Tor the transportation OF 1000 barrels (noe ess) oi
government stores IRON The navyyar al Chnestown Mas
sachusetts the consgnee Port Pfaya, Cape de Verde
The offers the price asked per barrel without
distinction between and dry; and each barrel Tor
halt baels) Of beef pork flour, rice, vinegar, pickles,
whiskey, dried apples will be considered as barrel
all other pack to be estimated the rate Of 81 cubic
iee barrel, whatever they may containi and tue
OF all casks other than barrels. The ths will
be deducted Ten fweather working lay days be all
lowed the port of Charestown for taking in CARGO and
fifteen iarwealher working lay days to be allowed Port
Payment to be made by navy agent in the United
States be selected by the bidder and designated in The
charter within thirty days after producing satisfac-
tory evidence OF the delivery OF the cargo The vessel
the usual inspection and be mt the Charestown
cargo and not presented for exanina ION within three
days after being notified of her acccptance the bneau will
consider Itself at liberty offer the freight the low.
est bidder or to make such arrangements bes sub
The public interest.
Dec l2-laWd
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INEN GOODs.Selling off the largest aud best select
IL ed stock of dry goods brought this city at
cash only.
100 pieces of the cheapest Irish linens
Is do sheeiings
80 do A. 81, and CT pillow linens
100 large damask table cloths
2J pieces 8 and l1-4 table dnmask
80 dozen supertiue table napkins
80 pieces super. To common towelings
10 do Ticklenburg, for towels
The above goods were purchased at auction in New
York at the large sales, 18th September.
n3-3t ID. CLAGETT co.
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Ry W.n. M. MORRISON. .qu,toneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS.--Under
4 the authority OF deed OF from Richard Thomp
and wife TO William Prou dated iih October 1851
and recorded in Lber w b., No IS, folio 45s of the land
records of Washington county, ID, the subscriber sub-
sttued trustee the place OF said prou deceased
the decree OF the circuit court of the District OF Columbia
for the county OF Washington will sell public auction
the highcs, bidder, all the right tle and interest OF said
Thompson and wife, in three lots of ground in the city
Washington, being molcy of lots Nos g g. and g. in
square 5lS. These lots are located north of the Jail.
Terms: One nth OF the purchase money TO be paid in
hand the day of sale, and the residue in SIX Twelve
and eighteen months from hat day, with interest the pur-
chaser TO give bond and security for the deferred payments
and deed OF trust the premises.
The hue is believed to be nnqucstionabe, but the sub.
sorbcr, selling trustee will convey only vested
in him.
The sale will take place the premises OF II o'clock M
on Thursday, the 18th January next.
CASSlUS f. LEE, Trustee.
Dec I2-eodts
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The Hagcrsso.vn Mail for Sale.

THE onehalf of this valuable establishments including
press types, &c., is for ale. better opportu-
nifty for profitable Investment does not tho State.
The democratic party in Washington county polls about
tweny-ionr hundred votes, and ',he Mad" is only
organ The subscription list of this paper is large and
be increased with le exeroD Being long established
has extensive patronage. Purchasers invited
come and examine Tor themselves but if
do, they obtain terms and particulars by address
ing JAMES WASON
Any person DESTROYS of having the whole establishment
upon liberal terms purchase the other hall fom
Jazz JOHN A. FREANER.