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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

Reader, if You want remedy which You can rely uD
on purchase W. B. Farrelrs Arabian Linrnen This M,
ce mas performed more cures with expense than any
other preparation before the public 1t emphaticay
speci"c In all cases which require an outward application
either Tor man or beast The world looks upon its cures
with wonder and asonshment See his advertisement, la
''i P"PeI' no47
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

Mr.. Darkse. we learn from friend in WASH
IngtOn, will speak on the California bill, fhe can
get the floor. There is such a strife Tor the
foCr, and the southern Speaker is so apt to rec
ocnize southern members, that it is difficult for
. ne.thsra man to get ths foor.-Frss Dem.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
Friday, May "a, 1850.
LAND REFORmERs ATTEND.

There viii be meeting Of the Land Reform
ers in the front room of the Telegraph printing
Office building, second floor, on Saturday evening
at z o'clock for the purpose of selecting delegates
TO the Industrial Congress, which meets at Chi
cago, the first week in June.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

Signor Blitz is performing wonderful feats to
the astonished natives of Chicago, in his Won
derlul magical illusions and ventriloquial perfor-
mances. He has the learned Canary birds with
him which make the eyes of the beholders stick
out amazingly at the exhibition Of their profound
attainmerts r
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
7'7'' '- - s7sa4-sz'--4-l-'4ss-==,--
MARKET.

OrFIca KESosHA TxLraRArH
May 9th, p.
WHEAT.-But little coming in. So is all We have
known as being paid for Spring Wheat in the Marks,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

sess them is to make us worse instead of better,
over what we rights we have, and talk no more
OF the possession of rights being necessary to the
pursuit of happiness.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

The Europa arrived at Halifax yesterday P.
NJ.
Tbs new steamer Atlantic arrived in l3 days,
having been detained 40 hours by an accident
to her machinery.
Corn advanced Is Is Gil. Flour advanced
Is. Corn Meal advanced Is 2dals Sd.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

APPOINTMENT TO AUSTRIA Mr.. Chas. J.
McCurdy, of Lyme, Conn, has been appointed
Minister to Austria. Mr.. McCurdy, is the late
Lieut.. Governor of Connecticut, an accomplish
ed gentleman, of fine abilities, every way fitted
for the place.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

\ Farm of 100 Acres, within miles Belo and adj
Joining valuable improved water power Pccaonic
River with good house barn and orchad-the whole farm
un Ter fence. This farm will be sold cheap or exchanged
for lard in kenosha county,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or RACINE.
Otis jerks, IN CHAscEaY


OTIs JENKs IN CHASCEHY.
ALBERT D. SAwTELL. } HON. f.. v WILTON
J.B.JlLSUs, Sol. for Com. Circuit Judge
pursuance and by virtue Of decree duly made and en-
tered in the above entitled cause, the 9Th day of APRIL
A. d. 1885, and by virtue OF the such case made
and provided, Leonard Crccker Sheriff of kenoshn coun
" and State Of Wisconsin, will sell at public auction ven
due TO the highest bidder al the Durkse House. in the city
of kenosha in the said county kenosha the 9th ay OF
July next at ten clock in the forenoon the premises men
Toned and described in said Decree much thereof rs
shall be necessary to satisfy the demands of The
as follows, To VIII: the southwest quarter section nun
Der seven 90 III township number ID north of range
number NeEt! three ( east in the county Of Kent.
sh and state OF Wisconsin saving and excepting forty a.
ores OF said land of from the entire north Of said oAr
ter section. nO4s1t L. CROKER SIa,ir
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
FOR SALE
CHANCERY SALE.

100 Acres of land lying the Lake. miles south Of
this city. Apply to JOSIAH BOND
kenosha, May q, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

BUFFALo-Four, the sales 1000 bbls. $500
for good Western. Upper Lake wheat, mixed,
95 cts. Corn, 81 a So cts.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
L. n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Counsellor

WIN Continue to practice in District Court OF the Un
ted statos Also, in the Chancery, Supreme and Circuit
courts OF Wisconsin and Illinois, Deeds and other nsrut
nenis IN writing TO be used in this drawn
and acknowledgements taken. Office door Qnares
Blck Block on Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore
no46-ly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

New YORK Grain and Flour Market fair IN,
favorable to the holder. Pork in demand.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
FOR SALE

Or exchanged for real estate in Kenosha county. 1
Acres OF valuable land within four miles of Wauketgan
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

THE Clerk of the Board of Supervisors his Deputy,
may be found the of the Register Of Deeds over
IynesOns store corner of Main and Park streets
MAY 1850 no45 T j. RAND
IhST1lAN.-Came into The enclosure Of the subscriber
IL The 20.h inst, large white facc, he
the belly, and white talle horn Topped supposed to
be ub1ut years old. The is requested 10 prove
property. pay charges and take her away.
Pike, May 23d, 1850 Al A. BRIGHAM
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Metallic, Fire and weather Proof
u 4 IL ~

Inc subscribers are row prepared furnish this truly
celebrated article ia any quantity suit purchasers
ing within the last year discovered different colr
are now able 10 furnish Five different Natural
tofofs, which we warrant 10 be equal, superior TO
any now in market Time has tested the QUALITIES Of this
PAINT and is admitted by the best Mechanics md Paint
eFs to be superior 10 any Paint in
House, Carriage and 81 ca bOat Painting,
and in fact every thing where Paints used This
paint has been used less for the last thirty By
those living In the vicinity of the mines buildings 9TH
or articles which have been painted with the same now
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
FOR SALE,

number Of Lots in the south part of tho city Liberal
"A credit viii be given.
EOR SALE
LOT in the North ward, the Brewery lying between
Water 81. and the haIbor.
FOR SALE
Thirty acres Of timber ald in Pike woods
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
KENosHA COUNTY CoUnr...rh. las Mon

day in each month is assigned probate matter and the
transaction Of such other business be done in
ton a. Chambers. In. SToDDARD County Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

IL Mr. Durkee informs US by letter, that the
Congressional printing is some two months be
hind hand, which is sufficient reason TO account
for the non-receipt Of Congressional documents.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

u Look ont for counterfeits, you that have
any thing to do with money matters, for coun-
terfet S On the State Bank of Ohio are begin
ming to make their appearance.
Counterfeit 5 5 of the State Bank Of Indiana,
re in circulation. They can be detected BY nc
tcing the indistinctnsss and cant Of oppression in
every counienance upon it, while tLose of the
genuine are distinct and pleasant.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

A PERFECT METALLIC COVERING
to whatever applied and the longer remains on or In
the course OF few months ii becomes hard
Is Is undoubtedly the Cheapest and hest
article now in for roofs to dwellings and
as e and also for decks OF vessels forms
coat nearly hard iron itself Ii being
sVey used on matched boards cloth and stiff paper for roofs
10 buildings, as lire proof roof be made less than
ha the expense than with any other material II
be applied TO old roofs making them in short time equal
70 new II supersedes any thing used upon brick by
hst applying coat Of this paint mixed with sizing, and
Then coat mixed with lmseed OIL and you have surface
both beautiful and hard. These paints may be mixed
9eher to vary the shades, with viii lead, any other
p1n to suit the fancy, and moi materially deleterous The
quaiy We would particularly recommend chocolate
ana hight drnb co'ors for painting buildings they pc
ciary adapted TO the style of heavy colOrs used.
we warrant all paints manufactured by us, and ndemni
~ Inc use as no patent covers business and natures
productions free to all. For sale Aphecar Ball,
no4S-ly BY T.. ROBINSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
FIRE, WEATHER AND WATER.


il being powdered from kind mineral found only in thi,
regop The said mineral when Analysed is found to bs
composed OF iron, magnesa aumna carbon, Silica etc
the combination OF this article with nseed oil to form
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Der land in Pike Wuu
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IN conformity entitled can a ~
concerning cschcaors, passed the oh day %
aIy 1919, do hereby make known 10 all whom coneef
BY three certificate Of the escheaor o. Logan county
10Th day Of september 1850 that by nque held on The e DAY
March, 1880 the following OF land lying in the county ofL
escheated this Commonwealth, WIS -,
Of three HUNDRED thousand which conveyed
]. y. Thomfelt, France France styled w
aygnian Company Guyandoe and which escheaied u
because the title thereto, legal and cqufahc vmn
alien aliens, and not in citizen Of Virginia, resident n'
United States. at4 ~ &@ kAtT
Another of hundred thousand part Of sc a
connn ve hundred thousand acres, OF which James rws
died seized and which vested John Peter Dumas Of
by act Of the general assembly Of Virginia. passed the year
Also, another tract Of three hundred thousand o. winch
said James Swami died seized which also vested IN y
Peter DuDa Of France, BY ~ the general assembly
passed in the 1885, which said hundred ousa
monweah because the title thereto Legal and equitable w
alien aliens, and OF Virginia resdeni
United States The said John Peter being dead ana ~
Dumas Of France, being his sole heir and legal
Sept 29-law6wif Reqister va. Land once.
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!, cn.lsr..Tr..ss.sns and Prsv.nt,xs. q !,

AMATTS VERETAHLE FANACEA, TVNTO
AND APERIENTThs remedy composed snirsy Of vsseis-
bic ingredients, and totally free from mineral substnnce
bnne cstharc with cordial and strengthening powers original
discovered and prescribed BY DR. Ama celebrated phycss,
ou Of the Diseases Of abdominni dinrha,
bilious complaints, dpspsa and al other ssorde Of
Knowing from experience operates IN the most Kindly and
esnai manner In hess 70 sabssd resdy V those
who may be attacked the prevailing fatal scourge and
TO all who may BE- 90 oriunais escape IL ns indou
10 had Wholesale rea d csrss Music Saloon
vsns svenne between lin and osh sss ed me nsp
PsmPnn contsinins fa Attractions s Win msny isssspg
ceuncstss accompAny each o1e 81 he ven ub<t
dssoast q d:siesA ofss from ~ paRf N ~ Uph etass
AUG. llaw1 SAMUEL CAkUsf h co,
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UNIVERSITY OF MAaYLAND.

THE next begin Monday, the iaih day Of oc
i le50, and close first March, le5
Nathan II. Smith, NJ d., Surgery.
VIM. Il. A. Aiken, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy. IN
Chew, NJ. d., Therapeutics, Maera Medca and Ny
GENE III .s.
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM. Power NJ d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine -. -
Richard II. Thomas M. D., Midwifery and Diseases Of won"
and Children.
Geo. w, Miltenberger, M. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities ol the prosecution OF facp
Anatomy at q moderate expense.
Clinical Lectures four times week. by Professors smith ana ~
Baltimore Infrmary, the privilege daily visits 70
wards without charge the student for the ticket
lectures 800 Sos Practical Anatomy So' m
'''''''' ~ WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug. 7-2awtl5oc
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Trustee,s Public sale or Goose Creek Land.

Trustees Public Sale OF Goose Creek Land.
ny virtue Charles court sitting as court
equity undersigned, trustee will sell before e court
house door Tobacco Monday, the 2 day next
of and five o'clock the tract Of land nheled
by Mary Neae Mary c. Neale and, also that
al which lie late Dr. Francis Neale together
sunr upon said Dr. Francis Neae lived and
al the his called and known "Goose
Creek" containing hundred and fy acres 65o acre
less 4AH Afs,
This farm upon comfortable dwelling barns stables and
the heavily umoefed
and The land in high state Of cult
yation and yields abundany usual products OF the county
lies six miles from Port Tobacco and cnuc ana
mill.
Trrns -Four the day Of SALE atfea
thereof equal annual nsalmen 10
security be approved by the trustee bearing
interest sale Upon the payment OF the whole OF Inc
purchase money Is authorized convey 70 me pnn
or Mary r. Neale and the late DR.
rancis described PREMISES free and unincum
o'fed u "e "iuo" N. sToNEsTREET,
July 4-lawtds trustee.
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TTNION HOTEL FOR sALE.-This property, situated on
Man The % c%s wS ssa ns
railroad Immediately in The vicinity Of the dock and Us connection
.ssnsc., shipping shsrys. any city,
Wi PC sod y me bsns ~ aueon on iueay ne
and and
Where ere Very 's advance n he
The term. sale win require p.ymsn, Of 600 900
&. s.s ssS 70 wss s S:t @ t
l.s s g s m o$ s % % e as
cured " deed Of trust upon property, ~ IT'D m
for ' At : "s g ss s@s .a: . and
bsree attached % the hotel sorns good oca zion for any
The Tide 70 The above real estate believed anaussonsbs
By @ ne trustees Of the Bank e ss TSsd
N.s,o.ai Medical College, washi.sson. ID. @.
i in November, the 4sh instant t6E aa
avass. at 4tari l3F rAouLrr Aas sAac@
Miller, Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM p johnson, NJ d. Professor Of obcs and the diseases
Joshua Riley N d. Professor Of M.isra Medca Therapeutics
'n JohS fssset May NJ d. Professor Of surgery
eop Tyler, d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
Robert King Stone, M D., Adjunct Anatomy and
Jsmes r. Morgan, N. D. Prosecutor and Demon.rsor
wssSs ,sf ana Operation is1 before he '
For mn sone z,
Good sssa ca
Aus ss--a.w,psca V'"y D.. s q q. Ssesiv.
no Housensspers and othsrsTne subscribers oast Tor
~ s.ss sss ss:. % ss sss .s: %
s sss s.s "A sss NJ s. nd detached
S S s sss s r." az ss: s.s',ss
rosS with @ssy Other new and s. goods. TOO s'ou. 20
Penn. .v... .sc ... "a. ssD &. u s. 10.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant cop~ty, Wiseonsts,

(LATK OF rAUeuIsR COUNTY, vA.l
WILL Of Grant Dane, and Iowa countless and
w federal supreme Madison He will give
prompt and particular attention the collection Of claims The
redemption Of snds and the payment Of taxes of
n-resident andholders In any part Of the State.
Refers Hon. w. g. foote, B. ssnnie Hon James Mason
Horner, Wsrrcnon, Va Messrs kno1
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor W Homer
Lapsey Mcssrs. g. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Messr B. Crockett John Kasson, attorneys law 81 Louis
Missouri. Ap lg-lawly .
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Notice Mexico, under the treaty
IN 11a OF ed February, Is1s.

I ##la OF ed February, ls1s.
oFrIcE oy CoMMIssIossRs, June ", ioao
T the sitting OF day. following order made
"Ordered That the secretary cause noee y pe
Republics and Union newspapers hal NO
Board after the rs day Of febIua
shown which must be verined by
adayt memorials have been received
decided b. down hearing The hst Monday
further delay be wanted mo-
writing effect be Submitted or before ai day.
setting forth the for such deiay.' IA.
Claimants viii please receive accordingly the notice conveyed by
~ 'N'a - EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON
JuIv a--wtlstFeb Secretary the Commission
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Proposals for Rations.
HEApaukRTKRs MARIN. CoRps,
ousrtermsster's once,


tt~ aN y washington Oct 2, 1850
CEPARATE PROPOSALS viii once, until II
O'Clock, Monday, the ith day Of November
furnishing raons the United States Marines the following
tons for the year 1851, viz;
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire .4,..
Charestovn Massachusetts; III
Brookiyn Long Island New York;
cospor,, nsss Noncs, virrinia;
Pensacoa, Florida and
Washington, District Of Columbia ht-f.t
Each ration 20 consist pound and Of fresh beef
Of pousd q po, sseen
made Of uperhne -FOUR supens option the gov
% ss pS .. r.: % ~ q q 20 Twelve
four Of vnegsr OF salt four pounds good hard
soap snd one and half pounds Of good hard dipped tow
required delivered command
ing oce Of each station either or BY saeis rssion ana
choice pieces The
pork No. prime pork and the groceries best
quality kinds named, subject TO inspection stE
No bid win be entertained this once unless accompanied by
awarded Tho sanciehcy OF the surcs
of8cisi
To be endorsed 2 Proposals for Rsaons foo issl'' l
The Portsmouth Journal Paramount, N. Hs
Advertiser Boston, Msj ssaksr n Aurora Chssssssss Ma
Enquirer Mirror, ExTwssa, and pu, Nsw
Brooklyn Evening star, bsookyn Lon1 Islands PhsAe
phia Norsp Anscsn, san, and Daily ss R.o
Wing Rspds<si, Richmond, Va, Ncrek eescon
and nsrsd Nork Pensacola Gaseffs, Pensacola
give the three inserops eafhs q! week spd
send me seeon BY printed COPY Of DE Adyss
Si II M omse ior payment IS sl $ iss 5gasN
no ts Ossrs 1he Navy.-rhe undersigned respectfully
49, ,Rs oMcsF. q NE ss hsy hays s ~
cveo ~ % pneseps bhs hAn1sa supsro sscs and
fspiik1kwfn r. OWEN AsoN
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SUPREME Court Of the United st.sss-Decsnber
Term, e49No. 06ohn Haean, surviving partner Of the
late dm Of John ssan Co.. appellants, rs William Pope and
General Johnson Of counsel for the appan having suggested
death William H. appeees in this
under 2etb rule make
proper parties consideration
here ordered by COURT that unless
said William H. Pope deceased shall voluntarily become
within the of ensuing the appellant shall be
entitled open record and hearing have the reversed
be Provided uai OF this order shalt be printed
in some newspaper At the seat Of government IN which the laws Of
United shah pnntedby authority for three
weeks least days before the beginning Of the term Of the
VIM THos. CARROLL
Octa-aw3w Cs.C.U.s.
rITY TAxEs-Notice Property Holders.-Ai persons
indebted the 1885, real
personal properly Tins city requested Jake notice that 'uch
shall delinquent the hn day Of September viii
be proceeded against The aw directs BY advertisement and sale
Of their properly TO avoid this all would do
well m speedy payments
TAX ron s5o by ordinance Of the corporation,
present and each succeeding made become due
middle year.
1850, therefore, became the i
now payable. per win be upon
all bills for year. that be paid during the months az July and
August
July f-2aw2mif Collector.
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no an persons whom 10 may concern.-Jsmes Murphy
hman 64e IN the county OF HALIFAX and
Virginia. ipcstate leaving estate, 70 which
fhe len entitled under the laws Of VIZ
rinia Said Murphy his widow, who admins
who will be entitled 10 the same rs s uu
dsbutee In he LETT no next OF kin sne akes TINS
come forward and es
Otherwise she VIII
such and will consider the property as her
....u..
Aug l-wlA' = MANY A. MOkfhf.
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IOHN NJ McCALLA, late Second Auditor OF the Treas
Of claims the govern
meni before Congress- the departments in the settlement
military accounts, and agency business generally.
him business should be postpaid His Of
nj the 9Th and Louisiana
WAsmxoTos Cry, April 2S-u
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y E r e . 3
1851 Ito be delivered required)
go bushels old corn
be provided in the distinctly understood
h. and number sIaees
required and az data determining bid
the bureau eomandsn require during fiscal
Ing @ and % d. . s more
article. be Of the best quality delivered in good
s..seoI communicate shsasS "s soi
description q materials and samples bidders viii apply
the asaysas; s building feA
and be from time, opinion
and be completed within ue fiscal ending June
All building be by the rule. adopted BY the
regarding which bs had application
classes headed be delivered required
discretion The eo%mandan. Be paid quarterly on the l.. q saaa
U April July and October when the deliveries have
sssinsoa, ~iha @ day. ssI .s o. S IL
paid rejected under the con-
ii' m sssa s Sa s s
The par. OF me mrs, part IN asysns an Or any @ s articles
mar y '.i me aid DaIs. win !f pay
twice The q tie price agreed yo A. me
price 70 Dc paid IN ease Of The actual delivery thereof which qu
FROM each until Sa hS1 been q
The sureties the affidavit
ne SS.' and above their d'' and
ne seconr q form sos e as s ~ and
naming the town and state must be distinctly the
Congress shall not make appropriations for articles
accepted be notified by letter
ss wss a1ss be
nneen days from The date o. notice q The acceptance Of their
dssuluns bidder viii be responsible for
An made .tc, Conformity adv.i.-mep, in
sys @ ar w b rejected Those only whose oa
The navy agent at Washington
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Whole s2o-Hayes sb-ouarters S5-eighths ~ So
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets, si5o ~
Do % half do lJO W
Do do % quarter do IS 100
DO do % eighth do 81 SO
Orders for Tickets and Shares and In the
will receive the most prompt aenuon ana
drawing Immediately after u over
all who order from II e...... !. N. 8f. III n
Address j. o. MAUkf, agents,
Sent 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
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JESSE Il. DOW,
Notsrv Pubitc aud General Agent,

HAS office the building the corner 18th street
Ill Pennsylvania where he will be happy 70 serve ms
fellow czens All claims the government
its agents. pensons claims and oil other business re
ouirnv will al
fidelity and depaich All letters receive at
paid and addressed 10 him at ashngon city
ID. G.
Ap lo-ly
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pOsTPONED Trustees sale OF Real Estste.--By VT VT
Of two DEGREES Of Charles sitting cour e
the undersigned, trustee, win sen, before the courou dm
sepemser next between The hour Of and socock NE W
land inherited BY Mary " Neae fpon nother Nancy
and also that Of viii The late Dr. Francis Neale died
together constituting me rm upon which me said Dr. Frames
lived and occupied At the time Of his death, called and nso-
Goose Creek and containing six hundred and my one os
more OF ess This hnn hss II comfortable dwenine
stables and All the houses IL well watered
unscrsd and ccuveuisnt navigation The land u N
cultivation and yields abundaniy the usual products Of ne
mill $40 t4s4w FT,ltfstr. IN NJ trisIrg4* s8e4-
Terms hundred dollars cash on the day uboa
thereof and NE balance In three equal annual insment 80
cured by bond and security, 70 be approved by the trustee
interest om the dsy cfsa Upon the payment Of me who
money the trustee AUTHORISED 20 The psr
purchasers the tile OF the said MARY r. Ncae and the late
Neae g The shove psmises % nc n
said Dr. Francis Neae held in o. ser
and unincumbcred. dIf ..1gt s. y. s..a.Ef
Aug 09-law4w ~. sTONEsTREET, TruAse'.