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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
THEODORE NEWELL &Co.

LW1Mber De1icr. SOuthpOrt, WIscOHsIH3
Constantly hand large and well selected assort
III ment OF Lumber of all kinds Clear and Common
Boards Plank Timber, Joist Suddng Fence Boards Shin
ges, Laih, sc. Yard IN, Park street., few rods west
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
AMERICAN HOTEL.

The updegned having recently fitted up this House for
the reception of the travelling public, wishes to assure
his friends and the public, that he will spare pains to
render he stay with him pleasant and agreeable. His
house RI be kept strictly on TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES
C0TDor OF Market and Exchange Streets
,. II. BoARDMAN, noi6 KEEosHA, WIS.
Passengers taken to and from Boats free of charge.
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DURKEE HOUSE,

u 4 q II G I , az u II > *
MAIE AND ARL STREETS, KENosHA WISCONSIN
fIE u1dersigned wish to inform their friends and the
travelling public generally, that they have recently taken
possession of this splendid House, and all who
give them trial that their House shall
and attention shall be wanting their
part make agreeable temporary home for all who favor
them with call KESosHA March Is, 1850.
50 Nj. D. R.
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kindly cared for by its inmates
EFThe U. S. brig Advance, belonging
to the expedition in search of Sir JOHN
FRANKLIN, reached Whalefsh Island, on
the west coast of Greenland, on the 24th of
June. The Rescue arrived on the 9Th.
A letter from gentleman on board, pubs
lished in the MY. Herald says:
'On our arrival here we found an English
bark at anchor; she is sloreshIp, having
brought stores and coal out for the SQUAD,
ron, which, by the way, sailed from here
yesterday. consisting of two barks, Of about
300 tons each carrying sixty men, and two
steamers of about 100 tons each, with from
forty to fifty men; they are all bound in
search of Sir John Franklin. The bark
sails in about a week for England, which
will give us all fine opportunity to write,
the only one am afraid we shall have for
some time to come. We have been very
fortunate in sending letters thus far, for
boarded vessel off Newfoundland, bound
into ST. Johns, about the lst of this month.
We all sent letters by her. They went
from ST. Johns by steamer to Halifax, and
from thence to the United States.
After leaving New York, we kept cons
pany with the Rescue, by keeping under
short sail, until the 10Th ult, when finding
it Impossible for her to keep up, we made
sail and lost sight of her in a few hours
The days after leaving New York, gradual
ly grew longer until the 9Th inst, lin 60 deg.
SO min. n. lat,) when we could really say
we had constant day-so much so that we
were able to steer without lighting the bins
nacle lamp, thing | never saw before; but
now we have sunshine the whole twenty
four hours; we have not got used to it yet,
and hardly know when turning in time
comes. You have no idea how strange it
appears to come on deck at.midnight, Tor
rather what ought to be midnight,) and find
it broad daylight, with the sun up. We
still discriminate one twelve hours from the
other, by calling them night and day, and
appropriate the part we call night for sleep
ing, or rather portion of it.
After leaving the coast of Newfoundland,
we fell in with no ice until we were about TO
make the coast of Greenland, when we
found the icebergs in great numbers. We
made Greenland on the 2lst; it certainly is
the most dismal, rocky, barren country /
ever saw, or ever expect to see. We ex-
pect TO go to place called Uppermark, a
bout two hundred miles from here; from
there we 60 to Melville Bay, thence across
to Lancaster Sound, to Cape Walker; from
Cape Walker we shall try to get up to Mel
vile Island and as much farther as we can.
We expect to winter at Melville Island;
but that, of course, depends very much on
circumstances. This is the last opportuni-
ty we shall have OF writing for long time.
unless VT have the good luck to fall in with
a whaler bound either home or to England.
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N NOTICE

xHR Clerk of the Board of Supervisors or his Deput,
r be found at the office of the Register Deeds owe
4fIafsons store, corner of Main and Park streets.
my 1850. no4S 7. J. RAND
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s ENOSEEa cOEENTY COURr.-.The last NJ

#EEOSEHA COUNTY COUEsE.--Thel last Mon
DAG month Is assigned probate matter and the
fHson of such other business may be done in vaca-
tfo1 1.Ehambers In. STOGDARD, County Judge.
rhe Register OF Deeds of keuosha County
e may be found the office of Josiah
bou0 oer Tymesons store where Deeds aud other docu
u4<ts Rill be received for record.
WILLIAM l.. HINSDALE.
efDsHA, April 10th 1850.
TECE.
Ting Clerk of the Board of Supervisors his Deputy
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Is RANDALL,

ATToRxyY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
5lt5 CEANCERY,
Has Dpenad Office L. l. & A. NJ Tymeson's store,
where ne may be found all business hours ready
tend ANY business that may be entrusted to his lie
has the expeence of twelve years practice of his profession
in The Of New York. Refers TO John Dullen ESQ., and
George Benslett, Esq.
Dated Kenosha, August 26th, 1850. 10-1y
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Dealer ID Stoves and Hardware Iron Ware Monufacu-
ssrs III In and copper ware SC. Southport Wisconsin
Makn street.
WAITE e. KEMBALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOTS SHoES.No'
Eoef, Water street Milwaukee,, Wis.
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Land Tor naIn.

S ss.sss n tr"c; Of Ian! containing 100 acras,
~~4s- more o. i2-t 'ylr ~" n.a, t,l"
Cnrtyrs' Crossing, Oh thn G'rml Road. Id.
tween 'Wo and t!!rc" 'in.1r",l ,cu, ~ :ral
niloinin@ ia3lAg Of WIN. C,rrt +, i. C..
Mii!o' roon, and Z. In.cy. a"i,ia;no H.
the estate OF DAVID f.. Wilson. For ,,r,.
.nrp'y 10 either o: The umActirscd.
=. &. Duun&E,
7 Nov. 27'r. 1850 ; &C.
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t'r w'iaths g g datrcaaN eli! } wan.t'maier
lalGy yna feol.n
"JJi,aba den / quit, FOR l no eco wha,
business I got in dis bcI!"
"No you won't quit ~uci,lcr, my hrudder-
yon sars berry wei. for kPepinS my hack
'ta'Ta, so inst keep quiet and lay WHARF
You is,if you know villa, is goud for your
soil, you pisscr",
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$Ghas os' 'V'Sfsspr4.ssscs.

Back River Division No -, " tiia order
will hold II prhlic ~rarc%.r o., Friday The
l3'lnay Of D@cch.t1r n,.i ensuing, ri New
zion Church ~ over Salem, ~cu.rmcnc;uv
about llGr!ock of the forenoon; nj which
tiIae public II ~i.itc,scS will be delivered: The
Su':..~ generally are invited.
Nov. 27,ii, 1850 ) tf
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South Sumter Dist.
IN EQUITY.

ExNarte.
Jas. j. liaynswor;I Petition fora G&l :.
ANA VIC.
Will lr sn!l AT Sumter Court ~ltous", ur
the first Mo"Jay III ].'aouagy mrHt, :tni il
not than sold will DC uil;rvd u. subsequent.
sale days lntil sold. 2
To wit: Inc following ncrroc:, Mtljv
about p year. old Az! twu riir!dr.', ono Z.
years aud ono G mun'h', and iBji y hu,
about l. yeas Old. Terms Of sale ,ar"
cash. :
by ord, of .hc Cmir:.
ipilH i. MILLER. f'u7a'r.
Snni.crv.i!r, Dee. i'll, q At
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Notice 10 Stockholders.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of The bradford Springs Fr,n.lr Institute
Cnlnpany, vii! take place III Sn"n;crvI'lc, "i,
: the first Monday in !anuary ,iSSt.
S%,SS iStS.lsss riihas%sTJrss &~ryisa.nrttsf
must he 9iscn under illcir'hni.4s md ScaIa.t
D.D. McLAuRlN, Sec'ty,y j. 1'r'r.'
Dec. 4, l3,O. y" 9 st
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Direct Importations Of
MRASM ANMNMSA

The subscribers, are constantly receiving
direct from tho Manufacturers. MADE TO
i1lElR ORDER, and expressly adapted 10
tho Southern Trade, and To which they will,
confidence invite the attention Of purchasers,
with II guarantee that tho Goods will be
found PURE FLAX-io-wit:
S%liiriing and Fronting Linens and lawns
Pillow Case, Coatcc and Shooting Linens
Russia, Birds Eye, and liuckaback Diapers
Blcachc,l and BrownTablc Damasks, ofus-
sorted widths.
Danask DoyIi"s. Napkins and Cloths, of va
rious sizes,
Dowlass. Glass Cloths; Black, White md
Brown Holland.
Ladies Gents, and Cllildrcn's Linen Cam
brio lldki>., etc. etc.
&. & T.. J.. KERRISON & co.
800 KIM Street,
Charleston. =. e..
Aug 2S, 1850. ~ 3m
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Election Notice.
arDlina-Sumte Dist

Whereas a vacancy Is sbpat ID pceur tn l,sS
o.fire If Clerk Of tite Court Of Conas.ota Pteas
and General Sessions for said Dis,sfet, by expire
alton vi tin terra OF the Incumbent,
} Jnhn ID. Jones, Clerk OF the Court fot said
District. in pursuance Of the psovtstonn Of All
nct, entitled " An act prescribing the fao3e Of
heseby give ~no,irs, thar, nn ~eiscttot: For Ctsfs
Of iic Court Of Common Plear and General
Sessions for Sumter District, will be held DIT
Monday the thirteenth day pf january next.
y. d. JONES, C. o. r.
0i su@ Ds c c%%on House, r.ss' Nos 6. 1850 aios
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NlCoIGUlla.taa%a

Died IN this plNc" on III" sN"rui,r OF !i'c .9ths
MI, alter Il few days prir.sh i&.r-,. ti,GrNE
AUGUSTUS, yornrr7t rl&l! 81 tunu*;ur an!
Susan Conway, aged one year and ,vl %ian!ti,a.f
" Death ~cl.i!lu,i tho !atr fountain ere sorS~
had staincd H."
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Notice.

WILL be sold at the late residence Of
VIC c. Moody deceased; four miles
above S~tatesburg, On the 10Th December.
Horses, Cattle Hogs, Corn Fodder Peas;
also-IfousrhoId aud Kitchen Furniture;
Plantation Tools &c &c.
Terms made known on day of Sulc.
Is. MOODY.
Elec'r.
Nov'r. eth, 1850. 5. II.
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'h'D Es HIN'H'.

The House ana Lot in the town of Sumr-
xiii" now occupied by Or. !. C.. ~IIayng-
worth, possession given on tho first Of Jan
unry next. For terms. apply 10
J. Il. SOLOMONS & co.
Nov. 18th, 1850 3 ,I
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The subscriber lsrs now opened and is ron.
n'nntly receiving III his siew Establishment,
N".2iL l5enh of King itee,..
Reg E'&.s"y ai1as Staple Dry
d:1pas,
10 wltirl, Il" respectfully ih,ips tho attention of
Merchants. i%laIirrs. ana Families of Sumter
District. jiis stock which consists entirely nr
NEW GOODS, .u-cio,tc.i by himself from The
it'cri uninria,innE, viii Is found 10 embrace n
very offensive" nssornncnio The most desirable
style. Of
lGieFs &.;2<n. eIass,m,crcs and
Nnss,tisa EorGaimns, viz:
Carton Ei'', Fisprrdtponlt De Sole
,..n, f%I ~ Satin D'cl'in~
fsiS!, CLhm$S on Silk
x tr~'t. CTms1hl. "
.fiallt
50; #3i 30 incs Super black Girls
GI.S. pgidia$y,a now article,
III" nhOyc "unp pr cS nj elegant assortment.
varying iGricr non 20 .r5,ls 10 50 ,mr yard.
ta'hn"s, rev uni riola STYLES French, all
wool t.n liners ami D." 4.ain-a,. in new and
behniinl siyL.e n The love-. pricrs.
rev :lasS5 Observation-Disclosures
hSiGGe s-aG& GtEysn-a CoIlnrs &c.
-iucludi'E = great VARIETY Of @rnn,jmi articles in
lHs, .eiHa rtmtn!. viii. q iirre3aus>or,rncnt Of Lace
- 'ioH'ts hfn''l.ftnt. 2
R~stsssSr5. ;sj;s& a.ai Domestic
GS0SnG
In Ills d"aar;u,cu, Willie i;nnI nlmoE, every
nHei"t ,.fFb,lc ~r"ia.sssl ny hTls=keeIrrs, incl,i-
ding fttaact iiun.r'- 80, p.,i,c hes; styles.
E'sTsa ~NAssraizsT Goods.
Suirs E:,s; aud Blue Jiao; Frre,ch Bomba-
rnel,h Bo:oba41n,
:" trurcn C.p,S.
Silt Weep NiIsrrns
Plain lila>k ,nns< D5]iaulcst nnls Cash,n.rcs
binnN French !h'vtA". iIickt Sd,in De Cicuc
'Nirnr hia"N gcl'sh alt! iaIrin Grapes
- . '.r'tn sjNi-r-, Si1snc, and Sin
snd Nh,E nino Nior4. Do i.!ine and Cash.
q" ~''Hri fcin9 t.:I Silks
Tart. l'ar iiieHEirt PAID 40 Moarnin. and
Fancy .brrr5 Dv,ria. -
IEas5:@ :&.,t Gsea EInnneIs.
Btk4 81 ~ 5.i,A i.it.- Flanacis
-" ~ uad. IS iii,r ,icrne, =.
g" NilWnpi Iwii't.:
'i'i. ~" muoi fiarrtlF lNri,tan,ed no, 10
Rfr.yca5 ;,hG Gslna@srd Aong
Ggot!f9.
t"ungv~u@ airiUliuj"Ha f11 &, tfLtt;s selected ex.
PFesa!H '%r ;HH E.a"f. ,h.8l, ~'..clicr with n
in'a" SiiHfSt az .sa DriI. aSS;ripcs, i1aid
ii"'Hrff' III 80 !Narktth ~. Nc. rmhra-
rinE,ii .,alli irjc.it. tni 1 .arx,ic t;noRs,
lanEf : STE tNhsT' TIC ma = iftNS for cash or
.!:y Ss~igHaur".
CGo!.' T..i ~ % hsIn ay1 Ir..,gF ertrnsc.
80 t,tTI Ny! U,SWIAND
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NEG2NEis I~AtGHnESIt

! AE[Iri y "a
| will offer fnr sale to The hirhc8t bidder
at S'latcr Court house. an 'rc iirs,t AluplLlv
i~nIanuary next, snnc - N~a!naaic negroes
BELONGING 10 bic csil,2 Of Mrs. A.. a. Wi'-
der decd. and also al ,l,2 same tiinc and
place acrqn ncgrue.j i;ctnnyi y e. the cs;.;a
of X. w. iIarvin dcc'd, makil. ia al 81
negroes among iirc,n aro Aiau, Wunc;,
and easilatcn. Persons Waiting 10 par
@clIasG wiH ao, NcEi.p n,ir1.d Tic sale :
Conditions uaila nuoNn uu Aag al sale.
W. LNWH&, .. S. y.
i1o~-!us, $50 &
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M0XNNE..
For Sale,
MGVSGS,

NJ. }, BOWLING respectfully calls the nj.
~ her friends and kind patrons !" i-r
r'',,n' lection "!fANti GOODS. '"n,Isliua
"l l',i,u De laiir"s. taII,,-.,, Gin i"iu,. ~
i'"i., iat'"s. Ladies LAPS. hr, auta ciu"i't' ga.
i'''i"n 81 Groceries wtrict. slrr Will sell u, rit,u,
"a they 'aI he purchased jtls -ido at tilr,u-
ton Nhr -"ii"IrS a liar" III p'!hIi' pn,ruu,,,
Oct. ;Dli,, l-.ID q,
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o. TsaH h'k'icytsGs esa' ~S0Ssgs
c.. WHITE. I:>q. announce MIN ass Cnndila,r
for Tax Collector OF Clarcinea' county al ,uy
neal EirctOn,
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sac aSuEn

iI!Llbc sold al 'ho re- .dcucc 81 Wan.
~ " Json late oI the District, on tic -,
December, The stock Of ~iIorsr5 and Nil"s,
"'r"n aud aioch Hogs. Corr. Fot.!cr, Peas,
and Cation. and also Wagon and Gear and
o,hcr PLANTATION I.iuls.
:. !" WILSON,
T. b. WILSON. f'''''
November, 2Olli, 1850. 4. ~.
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Negro Shoes.

Wilson & Comgon'a Shoe for sale low
y w. !. FRAHCIS.
Nov. 18th, 1850
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-19

.a "THE CONSTITUTIONS alp
nse Daily PaPo % 30 YaSisAs ta WasAfagton Cy D.
Tue undersigned will shortly publish, Of ths nsroAai
,h ns@ daily paper as the organ Of tbs great uSios
The elements IAona revolution evolved from ths passions
mankind, always tend 70 fatal
of enlightened puzzle viii 10
seTyent 10 wise and panc Issues such elements
would pore calamity tnl could
pnby befal sonI The lie UsIos my sions can
calamity united es 81 ihose who, noby enoush-
personal and old considerations, ruined 10 stand
shoulder shoulder fo "tey asa Ae Uaon,
and insspayable"
the ores American patriotism require rskndlsd In the
Evil innusnees nom
have hsn and sohersd me flames which
subde American bos0ms IN one section Of
been held aiigb 90 better
penV another, sentiment has bern stimulated 70
onana with the design fteclg collision between me North
aud DISSOLUTION American Union Even
The missionaries OF ruin eenng blood from aa are lowering Hike
vultnres In the hope OF n conflict
Its high time, therefore, 6r patriotic Amecsnfor men Of both
old uammels
70 unite greater party OF the couatry 10
gh une That they should their alse security and look
n real danger IN The aceto Teasse their american chat
ace and resolve with he relaxed that no for
egn or domestic foes shall OF their count glorious
i destiny,
twill be the purpose aTHE cossrnuriosp thfuy
represent me sentiments the Unon parry Il will recognize
man asa whgor az Democrat but friend
20 the Union, the constitution, and the
those measures, and only hose which Union party will
| uon.
principles motives. "THr Cossrrrurroxp viii,
the eld trce armedo
fully confident osuecess and ofihe liberal support enlightened
| aad still independent people
will DO published the necessary me
chancal arrangements shall be- conpred.
TERss; Ten dollars In advance Letters
publishers must be postpaid. - sf ~
wAsnlsoros Cry D. q, November IL, 1850
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THE UNION.

Col B. 10 j. faIse position. and every eaor he makes
to extrcas himself only sinks him deeper 10 the Ss-
bonisn bog We almost pity the strong man foasdsr.
eng m As morass, s.s.ls sata
Col Benton has made long speech In 81 Louis, do.
niDg his position upon himself mainly upon the Compro-
mise generally and upon the Qnoa extensively tie
quite upon the smples home aud abroad, and
unsparng upon the disunonist- His speech embraces
view OF the measures Of Congress- and deiciice Of the
part played BY him in their adjustmcit and nonadJnst
The speech 10 "a the Sir Oracle vein q the Mis-
SOU, sepa,o and pea,es the Evening Posi-, Of this city
which made arrangements have tuIegrs phed 10 New
York There Is nothing new 10 The speech and Il 10 bu,
repetition Of the Pummelng which the Missouri senator
obsmbsr There Is an ekort mskng among Col Benton,
friends 70 secure his nomination for the presidency"
aFaf z NsW York Express.
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gives us grea, pleasure in laying the following just
compliment, before readers repeat our respect for and
admiration Of this unrvaled periodical We are happy
to see the Chambers Of Commerce Of New York and Paris
passing resolutions commencing the Magazine, and all
the Mercantile Library Associations in this country uniting
their voices in behalf Of the work. We cordially recon-
mend it to the public attention. II contains the largest
and most valuable body Of statistics, and some Of the
best expeditions Of political economy that to be found
In this county,, ~ t,,s s.'s ss,s
~ oeissa sa "OyrroE on rHE Board or Trade,
afUs3 AZ ~ Baltimore, Nov. 4 1850. 7
Sra directed BY the director. Of his boaid %
TO You the high opinion entertained by them Of pour
Merchants Magazne lie utility the commercial CON-
mun, ~ well ss their appreciation Of the proprsv and
ability with which Il 10 conducted 80 ~ L
La view Of iu great merits, this board desires wide
circulation Of your valuable mcnihly publication
"JOHN c. BRUNE, 4
{" President Of the baltimore Board Of Trade.
Editor q Il. Msrshans' Magazine. New York"
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few days since, at meeting Of the Union and State
rights party at Columbus, in Georgia, Messrs. Toombs
and Stephens addressed them This gave rise to chal
lenge from the opposite party to meet in public discussion
at future day Cast Monday at the same place. Mr..
Toombs accepted the propositions and il was expected
that Mr. Yancey Of Alabama, would enter the lists with
him. We presume, however, that no meeting took
place. we find the following card in the Columbus
Times three days before the intended meeting
"a GARD The undersigned. having met together for
the purpose OF making arrangements Tor the publio po
cal discussion appointed IN ,ns city ON Monday, the 18th
instant upon consultation with each other have concluded
In lieu OF making such arrangements 70 recommend thai
such public discussion be had We make this recon-
neWdaoa wWder the cosUctiow that he of neither po
fica party be adpaWeed BY ssh discsssg and under
the ft coauciow that IN the eIcited sfais Of public feel
,mg spi may, lchLe bessff cass0t. result from IL.
" due the speakers who expected 10 purtici
pate TO say that they have been consulted and we
feel only authorized express the hope th't they and the
community will acquiesce Ia tho recommendation which
IVAN LEONARD,
t8 SOC 81 "THOS. HOXEY, ~ M
"JOHN QUlN, tu
"JOHN FORSYTH,
CHIMES HOLT,
JAMES JOHNSON,
E s .gs8 LIMO A. URQUHART,
JAS M. CHAMBERS. ID
..CoLvasus, Nov. 8. 1880"
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NY A. GREEN, Auctionssr.

~ . u
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LoTs.-By an.
oil the heirs law Of the Lewis Grant
auction Thursday the a6th Of November
Instant commencing o'clock In the afternoon, all the remainder
Of his Lou In the city Of Wsshingon, consisting Of
Lou. Nos. H. ~ 10, ~ le, and 10, In square No. l8
Lot No. 2, In square No. 49,
Lots I inclusive, An square No. 1911.
Lots Nos y 4, s, ~, 10, 20, 81, In square No lo3
Isou Nos. TO- II, ~, a. IS, B In square No. 1885,
Lots Nos and 4, in square No. l6s
Lots Nos. o Is inclusive, In square No. leo.
Lou Nos inclusive and Nos $40 10 inclusive, and No. IT,
In square No. 1884,
These according Dsvidson subdivisions
Of them the War Department, and
thc square Immediately east Of The residence IL W. W.
Corcornn, esq
los asnd =, square 1855, street,
and proceed % square l65. IT,
Terms one purchasemoney cash. residue
and four years. with from the
secured by purchasers bonds with approved security and
usual deed o. trust Deeds the purchasers Tue
dispusnbc.
FOR non compliance with the Of within Ave days the
right Of reserved the purchasers risk and cost
weeks notice.
be seem and further information Obtained
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tHE rtet t-t H.i rsf5E st Il st"tfa A. GREEN,
Nov I'D Aucuoneer.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-19

rENTEEL FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMlLY-oz
Tuesday morning, November 49, ut 10 o'clock we shall sell
r. kl, south side OF Pennsylvania
nue. 9th aud 10Th stee his furniture and household o.
fects, (Which In excellent ordeD consisting Of
superior piano. rosewood case, made BY Lemuei
Gilbert Boston
Rosewood sofa, velvet covering
Mahogany hair seat sofa and paror chairs feA
DO rocker, cane-seat chairs and rocker
Do extension table, mahogany quartette tables
Do Marble Top centre table, lounge
Walnut and cherry breakfast tables
Mahogany and cherry French brdsteads
WaIdrobes, washsands, toilet sets
Bureaus, mahogany aud Gilt framed glasses f
Two round gilt-famed convex mirrors
Hair shuck mattresses, feather beds a.&A
Suits of cashmerrt and muslin curtains
Window shades, quiits counterpanes
Comforts, blankets, sheets, &c.
Paror chamber, passage, and stair carpets
rods, oil cott, hall lamp Eo ssUa
Radiator and cr-1ght stoves
Crockery and glass ware lamps, &c.
Over S credit two aud four months for notes sas-
factoiy endorsed, bearing interest %Y%t
DYER 8 MCGUIRE,
NovI5-d "F Aa# @ Auctionosrs.