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SieNFIcAEr. The last Eagle has an
article in which it is said that the Whig
press has no. sllndered Judge Wound
Herein liea the contrast. The Wing
press sIander uobndy. When The I.oco.
iocn purity presents candidate uuex.
ceptIonable in his private rolations, the
Whig press will unt degrade Itself by
falsehood aud vituprra,inn. They will
oppose him only because he enlcrlains
Locofsco principles. They had differ.
ent opponent in 1915. Weller was no.
toriously public drfanlrsr, it was prov.
ed upon him aud was not denied.
How is ii with the other sidel We
care Hot how pure character or unsull-
ed reputation, a Whig in public life
may have. tue Lncoioco press TEEN with
abuse and vi'upsrution. They publish
slander shsr SANDER against him and az
tor their charges have been proven false
and malicious, they remain silent and re
fuse to make the correction as public as
the charge.
This is tho difference between the
Wing aud lIocofnco press, aud tho Slcn
bepville Union and Ohio Eagle unwit.
tingly acknowledge it.
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t"inc nnd CCrdacc,


Light! IiShi!! HiGht!!!
lust received good supply of Star Candles, mould
~ do. and Lard Oil, Nc. G., KAUFMAN.
may -, 1850 3
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JUST STOP A LITTLE ONCEl

StupERION WestphNlia HAMS
- Bost mould Candles
Good White, Yellow and Brown Soap for common
Washing and Extra Lard for Culinary purposes
Just al hand and for sale low at No. lO6iby
M, z. KREIDER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in epory thingi
Lancaster, April 10. 1850, %
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Old DR., Jacob Townsend,
rRE ORIGINAL mscoyrnER or THE
Genuine ToWnsend Sarsa parilla.

Oh Dr. Townsend h. row ahnl' year' o age. an, has
long been known as tle .iEYdOR aui DISCO lERER
of the q II UIN t. ORIGINAL "TOWNSEED
SARS1 PARILLi' Beng poor, he was compelled 10
limit lis manufacture by which means il has been kept or!
OF MARKET and the sales cIrcumscihc "a those only %ho
had proved worth. and knn"n It's value y lal reached
,he ears of many ueyefiheicss as those eso who had
Leen healed Of sore diseases, and saved nom eoth pro
aim0tl ita wonderful
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lR Messrs, Curry aud Glascuck, of
tho Methodist Conference, had their
horses stolen from tho pasture of Gcn,
Renick, where they had turned them out
during tho session oi Conference, Two
horses much resembling those stolen,
wvre taken up al Lallavlllo yesterjay.-
ChWicOthe AdgVtiscr.
INDIAN AGENrs PoR CALlFoRNlA, The
bill introduced in the Sraate by Nj Ere.
mont, to preserve peace with the Indian
uibes in California, is understood To pro-
ride for the appointment of three Mdiar
agents.
tY Tho Essence Of Celery is said to b,
made by soaking for fortnight half Al
ounce Of tho seed in a quarter of pin
of brandy. A few drops will flavor
tureen Of soap
gVCount Dembiusky, the Hungarian
patriot. whn arrived in this country
shor; time since, is said to be doing pros
porous business as u tu buCcouist in New
York city.
~Gensral Houston appeared in hi
seat Ia the Senate on Monday morning
having recovered from his recent indis
position.
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Eerman GrammarS.-0l 0llondolT's new method
IN Of learning to read write and speak the German
language. Also German Bibles, Testaments & Hymn
Books, Just received and for sale low at the book store
of JOHN = TuTHILL,
July 10, 1850. Opposite Sh@Ger'S Hotel
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4 oOlsing Glasses.--A very large and complete
i A assortment in GiH aud Mdhogaay frames, which
we will sell cheaper than any establishment in the
town caa Also, Looking Glhss.Plates from 8 by 10
MAY Nav 81 81 y " GATES s CoSPER.
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A. G. CoNovER- The Iocefaeo Press
During the last two months, says the
Piqua Register. we hase seen several ar.
licles going the rounds Of the Luculoco
papers of this State the object of which
was to disparage A. G. Conover, Esq,
Whig candidate for the Buaid Of Public
Works in the estimation uf the people.
These articles charge that Mr.. C, while
holding the office Of Resident Engineer
on the Miami and Erie Canal under pay
of the State, is in the empluy of the Co
lumbus, Piqua, and Indiana Ruil,oad
CumpanS, aud devolng his time totheir
service To the neglect of his duties nn the
Caual and the detliment Of the Public in.
terests.
The following note from Mr. C. will sci
this matter hight and showlhe people that
the charges of those who wish 10 manu-
faclurr little capital for Nj Miller Ohr
Loco!oco opponent of Mr. ConnveD WIN
is notoIiously incompetent 10 diScharg"
the duties ulthe office to which be aspircs
arc all nnonshine:
Jouv W DEFuEss Esq -Si; lmye seen
publish in several Democratic p,pelS state
Ineut charging ma with holding the app,inlmeni
ot Resident Engineer on the Miami hnI Erie
lrV Er,,,tt he
At tile sahie limc WAs IN the employ ot " lhnI
Rra1 Cnmimuy The frrt is thi.--hrlnre ensng'
ing upon tli~ Nil ll",d resigned my appoint
e lnpnt as Resident Eu2iucGr un tic cunn ana lnr
acting {, mnissi ucr ~ charge ut hr work h"ii'
, when received The apprutilent, m"Ib slcu a'l
arrangement rs released mD and ! am not ~ HE
position cl'nrged Yours. &C., q C"soyER'
3 Piqnl. Sept. 7. 1850
Mr. Couver, as is well known t" every
. one acquainted with him. is remarkable
!, for his industry and the fidelity with
s which he discharges everydu'y devoying
on him as q pub ic ofIicer. He is nn ex
pelienced Engineer, an indefargable
wnlker courteous 10 hi, department to
, wards all who have business with him
Hence his unbounded popularity witt
members Of all parties along the Iue u
> CunoL This popularity and the wei
known fact that he would get many vote
flom the opposite poiilicaI party alarmed
j.. the leaders and sci them Ia work to dc
- wise sume means Of c0nnteracting il. A
II nothing cuuld b. said against him rs
IS man, nor against his qualifications for tn
r.. post for which he is candidate, the re
;. ports to which we have alluded were pu
:. ahoat. They will not, howevcr. do hin
an ininry. His great superiority owe
g his opponent in pont Of qualification ln
!. the office cannot fail to secure him tn
p support ofbundreds ofhonest men anon
h his poli,ical opponents who regard til
/, interests of the State and efficiency in tn
public service as paramount to party con
> siderations.
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Venetian Riimh Mandatory
HAVlNG purchasodthe entire machinery of Thorn
| | as Hydc's Venetian Blind Manuactory, the sub
acrber would respectfully inform the citi1ans of Lam
caster and vicinity, that he will continue the above
business in all its various branches, at the old stand
on Main street felr doors beloip Ciy'S TaperR.
All kinds Of Blind, will be manufactured in the best
syle al the shortest upon reasonable terms.
JAMES WALKER
Lancaster February "a, 1850 2md&lyw50
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Silver Ware.--Thc largestloteve offered in Lam
- caster Plain and double thrOaded, Table, Desert
and Teaspoons and Forks, Soup Ladies', Sugar Tougs
and Shovcls Creamspoons, Salt and Mustard do, All
manufactured to order and tDarTaated fine as Silper
Coin. Just received and for sale by
Lancaster, may l6, 1850. GATES s. COSPER.
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WATCHES AND IEMELRY.

GRAMMARS, Dictionaries and Renders, Graeca
j Majura &c, Bibles and Testaments.
Also supply Of Latin Books JOHN LEHMAN
Lancaster, March b0SSt "a
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national tribunal i The Of pss Us the Common

national tribunal in the case Of Prgg vs the Common.
wealth OF Pennsylvania. Nss
Il was there held that although Congress might legis
ae legislation was unnecessary Tor The capture OF fugitive
owner might seize and return them where found ia any
any other State. By virtue oil lis authority alose.
II must not BY any means be understood, however as
attempting 10 defend the popreiy and expedency OF this
aw, - unacceptable 10 very large majority OF the
Public dsapprobation will continue to hamper It's ex
ecnllon and sgtae lis repeal II is in my opinion, in
espedient The old law OF 1898. was infinitely better Tor
The security oil the master for exceptionabs il in
some q us features long and general acqueseence had
law that makes pdrs evidence conclusive oil the
masters right 10 recspuIe and return his slave that de-
MES jury trial here sIssphe. that provides for the
appointment OF swarms OF petty officers TO execute IL,
up in favor OF the MASTER and pays the expenses in any
case from the public treasury receive the vol
untary corporation OF our people. az #t
But, with all these objections to the proprieiy OF The
law, violence Is moi 10 be Thought ofJor moment
There constitutional and legal renedy--a remedy
that will not overthrow that stately edfce OF freedom
erected by the ruins oil colonial oppres-
sion and dependence, and which has hitherto been pro-
tected BY the majesty and supremacy OF law,
That remedy Is amendment repeal and ii thai
fas the Union of these States still worth preserving
and the law, however odious should be submitted 10
both civil and Christian duty. s
No State was more indignant at the course pursued
by South Carolina when that State threatened to nullfy
Let her people be careful not TO initiate example they
have repeatedly condemned but ever lei them rally
round the Union Of these States, whether assaed from
without or from within
The flag Of the Union must be carried down TO future
generations unsulled and unlon and ii not, in Gods
mercy, let Ohio defend till the last act has sealed lis mis-
REUBEN WOOD.
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al Suex" (at The head Of tbe Red cost is nearly
qisdruble that for coal al Hong Kong The reason Of
these exravsgant prices for coal al tiese points IL OBJ
viousIy owing the fact than thee is @ or no trade
az shere places 10 induce vessels 70 visit them and o
consequence, ships be provided expressly Tor the
OF coal. and the difficulty Of eating The
Red Sea would OF course enhance the expense OF trans
porte,ioa TO Suez sproper however TO say that the
Englsh government pay n compensation for the annual
transportation Of the mail corresponding 10 these enot
nous OUTLAWS The paid 10 the PenlDsuar and On
entail Com any for carry ing the mail from Saez 10 Hong
konewhich Il about o000 miles Tor two-ihris Of The
distance from England 10 Chna)-is one hundred and
sky Thousand pound. or this Gum The Bnsb govern
ment pays ninety thousand. and the East India Com
pany seventy thousands besides, there 10 paid TO this
COMPANY several thousand dollars per annum b.
The Spanish government for carrying the mails for
the PHILIPPINE islands as lar SingapoIa Ii is there
fore evident that although the expense for fuel this
line Is immense yet the liberal compensation paid as
above mentioned must (wiih passengers and freigh)
yield large revenue 10 the company. have mentioned
these facts for twofod obect-to show the difficulty
and expense OF procuring fuel this line and show
the amount paid by her Majesys government for this
mail service. But as may with your permssion) per-
this subject in another and endeavor
to exhibit of the advantages Of steam intercourse be-
tween China and California and may also. submit what
IN my humble opinion is the duty OF government in
the premises forbear for the present tax your pa
tience further. but remain, very respectfully, yours
JNO W. DAVIS.
THOMAS RrTcnIr esq a
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s4pr.m. ooar. Of IN. Ua,,sa states.
MosnaY. December 10. 1850.

MONDAY, December 10. 1850.
Present the whole eouit.
Henry C Ballard, ESQ., Of Louisiana. was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court
No, 225. Robert r. Barron Nathaniel B. Hill. On
motion OF MIR venabe. this writ OF 10 the circuit
OF the United States for Louisiana docketed,
and dismissed with costs.
No. A. Isaac Shelby, complainant, John Bacon a.
al. This cause was arguel by Mr. Clay for the com.
plainant. and by Messrs. Porter and Wharton for the
respondents.
No as c. j. Gayler d. al plaintiffs in error os B. @.
Wilder The argument OF this cause was commenced By
MIR. Cuyler for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock, a. m.
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We publish below accommodation on this subject BY
an in,eligen, member Of Congress. who has, know.
given much attention the features Of the plan proposed
The means Of opening direct and expeditions
munlcaton than any which now exists with the Territories
ofhe United States on the Pacific have for some time
gagged the public attention. and The public mind has settled
down into the belief that such communication is abso,
iasly necessary We cannot give support 10 govern
men work. even in order to accomplish so desirable
result and therefore invite attention tolhose schemes
which do not require departure from the constitution
in that particular. a4, te t8Es a e
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-0n WeS
day, the 18th instant shall SELL on the premises, at
unsold in Davdsons subdivision, VI
lots No 20 O. aud No. TO e, and No 49, square No
and lots 10 No lS5 which front stfeen
between 18Th and b streets The sale win commence on
10, In square No. 1885,
The above described property is worthy the Of %
wishing purchase handsome building lots.
Terms. One f q The purchase money cash. the rcsx
two, three and four years. with from The day II
90 be secured by The purchasers bonds with approved secuy
the usual deed OF trust deed at the purchasers expense
dsputable For noncompliance with Of sale Wins
cost, on a weeks notice.
BY order Of w RepfS. A. GREEN
Dec lid f# ~ 'EH Aucuonta
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TUESDAY. December II. 1850.

Present as yesterday.
~. Coombs. esq, Of Ohio. was admitted an attorney
and counsellor OF this court
No 2s C. Gayler 81 al, plaintiffs in error, b. g.
Wilder. This cause argued by Mr. Cuyler for the
plaintiffs in error, and by Messrs Webster and Staples for
the defendant in error
No 20. S. B. Preston ct al, plaintiffs in error, vs.
Charles Bracken. This submitted TO the court
The record and printed Arguments by Mr.. May for the
plaintiffs In error, and by Mr. Walker for the defendant
IN error.
No 80. John McNul,y, plaintiff in error, u, j. Bally
81 ot This submitted 10 the court on the
record and printed arguments by Mr. May for the plain
tiff in error, and by Mr. Carlisle for the defendants in
Tor.
No. 81. G. s Oldheld, plaintiff in error, u.s. William H.
Marriott The argument OF this cause was commenced
by Mr. Gin for the plaintiff in error, and continued by
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden for the defendant in
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, a m.
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EANCY SALE FOR THE HoLYDAYs have reecvd,
invoice Of rich bon bcnere ancy baskets
from Paris via New York Also an invoice OF English FW
tsent sampies) consisting Of
brooches, bracelets glove bands, lockets
Earrings and drops, flower cups, and buttons
Guard, vest and fob chains gold pencils and pens
Finger rings, &c, together occ fancy and P '"
tons, being entirely patterns. -
The boxes represented very SUPERIOR spaag -
former importation. Many additions expected, mak
sale not only attractive but aording all probability me op
porunty Of procuring suitable hoyday presents auction
Sale 10 commence II O'Clock Monday morning, peea
d IN sslccn Second neor Of ION street and ~
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec It'd Aucnonsn
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Just ARRIvED.-lI have just received from PhIaaess VI
another supply N the celebrated improved Hathaway Of
Etna alright cooking which warrant in s cases
WELL and give Satisfaction every respect None genuine
huted bottom Of Inc and the word DINA
front plate Of the summer arrangement would advise ~
want ola superior cooking call the demsnd
have also received few OF The galvanized hotar
Beebces cooking ranges Gossnel ere placeut al me
q. WOODY ARnL
Pennsylvana avenue, between lo,h aid il'h 'nr'p
Nov 9--6teodif
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III open Monday, The 18th instant splendid assortment
Jenny Lind opera sacss also tbe latest Pars styles q
choice articles consigned
rom North only for few days Great
bargains given They viii be exposed for examination IN
tie our store = :. ...e.u !. -
peupsylynnia avenue. 7th and Sth streets
Dec IS-dfif tIntel. Republ
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ny A. aREEN, Auet,on.sr.

- n. uAAnSNs nuctsohceps
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS,
y CONSISTING OF FIVE HUNDRED LoTs.--on Thursday,
the 10Th Instant shall sell 10 O'Clock,
Pennsylvania avenue, very
sye of fancy goods, suitable for hoydays The
stock being large and OF variety deem
.s... t.EsI ats#
The trade respectfully Invited all will be sold In large
without regard prices Please be punctuai the me have
long road 10 travel. s.-e$.t
Terms cash. A. GREEN.
I'D
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<.~, The steamer osceols remainder Of the
g A<sr season. week 70 the above place,
E->s&sA leaving wash,urfpn every Tuesday soccck O.
returning leAvs Eo,hk every Thursday, At O'Clock, M
rssc asd fare, Stoucne going returning, az Gone river
and THE usud landings the Potonssc.
Nov7-u JAMES MITCHELL.
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JENNY LIND Opera GLASSES from the Optical Ins
In Munich and Vienna, In Germany. popetors or
intste have for the covenenee Of their nums
customers In the United States, established branch In The ep
New York.
The superior quality Of the Munich glasses acknowledge
In almost every university Germany and
thousand have been sod during Jenny LIMBS concerts
York and Philadelphia. 4
An variety Of telescopes optical instrument
and hand and glasses In frames
Mr.. Becke of the Arm Of Walstein Co., New York. VIII am
upon such wish carefully examined
glasses adapted through which method In conneron with Ne
kind OF mincus glasses the will be we'd and amo
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed for the Of Va
neton and have just received fun Of the abosen
articles, which they respectfully Invite the attention Of the S
Mr. Becke viii remain In The city for few days, and vii
special attention TO such may require his services
DYER d MCGUIRE
Dec 4-d Corner OF 10Th and Pennsylvania avspu.
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MILE JENNY lLND's GRAND CONCERTS
ICKETs for Jenny Lnds Concert uo be given Mans.
Hall "Wednesday evening, the lethl be procured ~
bookstore of VIM N. MORRISON second door from iootn
half street, Pennsylvsna All persons wishing
piled with eligible and convenient o hot seeing and be1
will please call as carly possible the above named boos
where they their tickets the regular prices
Dec l7--d2ts N.H
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0FairTnnily Church Fair transferred day
saloon opposite Browns Hotel
open varied Of articles useful and The
jects furnishing s church edhce
OF Sabbath school oombeng unasned
respectfully solicit patronage Refreshments served constantly
copy Coucgo viii be exhibited and viii
amply repay visiting the saloon Hours from TO-
10 10, D. #Asa
Dec ls
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0- Smithsonian Lectnres-Dr. Cox, Of Brooklyn, New
fok viii his lectures evenings Of Thursday and
Saturday Of this week. 7k O'Clock, Subject iso
science, and the best methods for its prosecution
plank walk has been building
the brick pavement 18th where will
the gate Persons coming Ia This direction win
through the northeastto
Dec l6-dH
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madexnoassne Jenny IAnd
her aslin washington, al the new National Han, on
Wsdmssday Evsaimg. Dsesmbg Is. 1850.
PROGRAMME.
Overture ~ a4- (zampa) : Herold
c.ssin.-" VIaiyiso-tLa sonnambula)-sisnof
Aria-s Perebs nor no del venlo''--( Lucia dc Lam
mermoor)-Md'ile JENNY LIND Donczeue.
nuie--AT. Sede - - Buecialde
Ballad" Take tDis ute'-Mdns JENNY LIND Benedict
Overture Grown Damonds) AubeT
scsns and Aria" casia Disa"-t Soma)-MdIe
JENNY LIND Beiiini
Aria. Mill rampoli'-(La csnersntols)-sgno
BaIIad-aIioms, ,swee, Homen--wsrds by John
Howard Payne-( Ciari) -Md'le JENNY LIND Bishop.
Grand Prophetic MeyeTbeer.
The Bird song-sid'le JENNY LIND Tauben
II Neutrality-suspicious. Beiietu ~ baie
Horn obligao--MT schmz.
Hail Columbia which will be for the rst time in Ameres
m by Mdlle JENNY LIND.
Conducor-Mr BENEDICT.
An orchestra solo performer sm
the Lind led by Mr. Joseph Bdrke
and the whole Of the Genana Musical Society," has been engaged
for the occasion. s54e .ass&
Doors open at O'Clock commence at o'clock
No checks will be issued f} tsts4 a4atf 4ffr VI
The piano upon has been kindly furnished
BY Mr. Fischer satone Hail. Pennsylvania where
will be offered for amer the concert <y.' \ y 4
The price has been fixed g. o. Diagrams
the hall be WiIards Hotel where Office
opened where secured Every ticket sold will
containing the words Of the Italian German
French and English have been prepared and be obtained IN
the hall. Price rs cenu s e fa
public respectfully informed that positively
which Mde Jenny Lind possibly give Washington
she il announced TO sing In Richmond Friday evening the 10Th
instant. ssth5 s8 Ei Ef{ t&3tA. Dec l1--M
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GTRAYED from the stable OF the SDabscriDer, the
- 18th section Of Alexandria and
Of the 18th sorel horse both hind white
eight years old ..a5
Any returning him. giving information which
his recovery, will be amply rewarded E@s.sss
Dec lS-3ds JNO. ID. LATCHFORD.
DOCKS FOR Youth-Christmas Blossoms for 1851 by
ID Thomas ~
Gin Stories and Poems for Children by Caroline Gil
Everyday Book pleasant reading fifty
cravings.
Mrs s. c. Halls Domestic Tales for Youth. ta
Wonderful tales translated from the Danish of Hans Christian
Anderson. ss
New Years Day. Winters Tale by Mrs. Gore.
Holydays Woodegh by Susan Pindar
The Fairy Ring, collection traditions
from the German.
Fairy from nil Nations with many ensraving many
Dec is 'TV7,' FRANcK TAYLOR.
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ORIENTAL PAsoRAn.-This attractive exhibition
night exhibition place
attend night Every who would
spend agreeable profitable evening should
parture
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By DYER g MeaUIRE. Aacslens.r..

by DYER q moGUIRE. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTs,-By virtue
Of certain ndsnure eIecued on the 3s day Of December
1886 Jonathan Elliot Elizabeth his wife, duly recorded
county Washington,
lumbis, Iber w b No las, foos 1877, l9s l99
will proceed public highest
der Tuesday Che as, day Of DecemDeI 1850 the auction
together parcels the following lots the Of Wash
and distinguished the plat thereof as lots numbered
3 IA 49, 49, "a 49, ~ and a. numbered 724 and lots
numbered 10 2 as rs together with
rights, pvleges and appuenancs the belonging
any manner appertaning. su @<
The sale commence al 4 O'Clock, p.
The and remainder
twelve and eighteen monls with
VI Notes satisfactorily endorsed be
given for the deferred payments II the terms Of sale not
piled with lot sold within days aer the sale,
right resell such the and
expense Of the defauiing purchaser or purchasers.
JAS. ADAMS,
THO. GUNToN, if"'ee'
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec 4-codAds Aucioneers