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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
SEEING rs BELIETL.v'G.
BARE & S7ElslGDlA1E1ES
MERCHANT TAILORS.
ADJOINING THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
G TALL NIO.N HIR GINI.A

ADJOINING THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
STAUNTO.N VIR GINA,
DEG leave to return their thanks 10 their friends and
ID generous public, for the very liberal support lney
have heretofore received and assure them that they are
determined by fair dealing merit continuance of the
same They desire the time to inform them tha'
they receiving and opening, at their store oo
adjoining the Virginia Hotel the most beautiful assortment
of goods their ne brought to This market-con-
sistng Of
CLOTHS. CAssIa1EREs AND vEsTINGs,
of every shade and variety Also, TwEED CAssMsEEs'
LINEN DRILLINas, and every variety OF Summer wear,
all of which will be made order in the best manner ana
in conformity with The latest Fashions.
From their experience in business they feel warranted
in saying their customers EXPECT FITS Aiso' an as
sortment Of
Ready.Made Clothing,
Shirts Collars, Cravals, Gloves Pocket HandKerchies'
Suspenders, Sc, sc.
They frbear saying anything to the cheapness OF their
Goods believing that discriminating public can and Will
Judge for themselves.
Staunton. April "a. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
MAR RIED,

IN Monterey on Tuesday the 23r u by tho Rev. John
aoIer Mr. CHRisroPHCR G.. WRIGHT to MISS o"AO
SHAW all of Highland County, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01

UpAR IRON AND STEEL-6 Tons assorted hand
ID Iron; do de- Rolled do. do A. B: Blister Steel
do Sheet Iron 9 do Round and Square ron. TGr SAFE
by WOoD nAl'-'
Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01

VIEW STORE,
Nearly Opposite NJ Cushing's,
S9AUNTON, Va.
HAVE purchased of Arch s. Kinney his en'f e. s,i r
nf Goods. and taken the house recently occupied BY h
In adSon 10 the present stock have opened fresh sup
ply Of Foreign and Domestic
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Groceries, Qusens,Oarc Hrd,0are, Hats, Caps SAo''S
all of which have just been pure hased at the North on the
best terms, and will be offered at small advance
Being determined to offer great inducements 10 purcna
sers the public are ested TO call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere n,,cr
ALFRED A. ESKRlDGE.
Staunton, April "a, lS50.-tH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01

WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Jy'ssk Fading Apr! 81.
FLoUR-S4 so a 81 So.
HGaRISos-- So 70 a 6 90.
SmAD--S7 so a 5 90.
BAcoS-5 3 &c. per ID.
WHEAT-90c.
OArs-37 a Zoe.
CoRN-6O ! Csc.
RvE-62c.
LARo-6c per 10.
PLAsreR-S4 so per ton
FEATHEPs-30 q 32c.
IeoX-Si0J q 40 per ton.
BggswAx-20c per ID.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01

.se,v Spring amd Summer G0oas
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM KYLE'S
0rgrlsNTp CASH SM0llsS
ON BEVERLY STREET,
SIGN OF THE Bal CoNY AND FLAG
APRIL 1850.
DON'T MISTAKE THE PLACE
vr,HE subscriber is now in full receipt of his unusually
Il large stock of Dry Goods, Ready,made Go'n. Is
Roots Shoes Hats, Caps, Bonnes, Umbrellas, Parasos
psssoe,Is Hardware, Yankee Notions Qneensware anu
Groceries all of which will be disposed of at the lowest
CASH prices.
are earnestly solicited to call before making their purchases
elsewhere as he is determined sell at such prices as Will
Give an ample remuneration for the expenditure V " 'es0
cash. "ii'A'
S,aunten, April "a, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
appointment of Assessors.

IN pursuance to the provisions of Act Of Assembly
L possed March 60 1850, entitled Gan Act, providing TO
the assessment Of Land throughout the Commonwealth
The County Court of Augusta, will on the 4h Monday II
Nav next appoint two Assessors for said County
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
VALLEY MARBLE YARD,
ST4UNTO.N, VIRGINIA..

rHNHE undersigned would in
u form the citizens ofStaun-
ton and adjoining country, that
he has re-opened branch of
his Winchester Valley Mar
bic Works in the above town
] and nearly opposite the Post
Office on Main Street, where
he has and intends to keep con-
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STOCK FOR SALE.

WILL he sold the premises near Spring Hill,on Fri
w day the Bird day of May next some good HORSES,
fine lot Of Cattle, consisting of and year old Steers
and several sl-rae Mich Cows; also, lot OF good Stock
Hogs. andabout so Sheep. Terms made known on the
day Of sale. JACOB Z. SPIILER, agent.
for Adm'rx Of Jacob Splitter, decd.
ApriI 10, l850.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
SPRING SUPPLY.

MFRS. KENNEDY would inform the Ladies of Staun-
A not and vicinity that she has returned from the Norm
with large aud carefully selected assortment OF MILLINERY
She invites the Ladies to call and examine for themselves
Her cPRING AND SUMNER BONNETS will be O.
pened fr inspection on Saturday the goth inst Particular
attention paid to bleaching and pressing bonnets
Staunlon April H. 1S5O-tf
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, April 81, 1850.
Bxrr-Sca's Tjright-S3 30 $409. Extra quality will
command higher price.
IIoos-. So SO nett marketdul.
MVrToNs--S 81 S4 nctt as in quality
BAtrlmoRa April e, 1850
Bsgr-Scale Veight- 81 so
IIoos-S4 10 a So 80, in demand
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
RUBBER GOODS FOR COUNTRY TRADE, &c.
Largest Stock In America.

THE Union India Rubber Company manufacturer Of and DEAL
Goodyears Patent Metallic Rsbber Goods which
they offer to the trade their WAREHOUSE IS NASSAU
New YoRK, the liberal terms.
Among the variety offered above will be found large
complete Of goods well adapted for Gold Dgge
Exploring Parties. Farmers Boatmenan Stage Drivers
as many articles in the druggist line.
Articles which this company have the exclusive right make
comprises in part
Beds, Sheet Gum, Clothing of all kinds
Pillows, Tarpaulins, Carriage cloth, asrd
Cushions Life Jackets, Hospital Sheeng,
Caps Life PreserveJ nattran Covers,
Tents Boat Floats, Bathing Caps,
Bottles, Souwesters, Baptisma Pants,
Tubs Gun Cases. Camp Blankets
Capc: Portable Boats, Travelling Bags,
Pants, Horse Tenders, Wading Boots,
Overcosts, Water Tanks, Horse Covers,
Leggins, Army Goods, Piano Forte Coscrs,
SyTinges, Navy Goods, Rail Road Gum,
Cantecns Mail Bags, Hose Of all kinds,
Buoys Breast Pumps, Shower Baths,
Maps, Saddle Bags Chest Expanden,
Together with all applications OF the Patent Rubber which
with boots and shoes packing machine betting gloves
and mens tobacco Wallets balls baby jumpers elastic bands,
&c. &C., will be sold to the Trade ut Factory prices
All orders for poode executed with fidelity aud Dispatch
Goods expressly should be accompanied with
drawings and full descriptions. ,
Country Merchants will do well examine the ABOVE stock De-
fore purchasing elsewhere
New York, April TO- 1860 FIN.
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PROGRANIsIE.

The vote on the Convention question stands lie for aad
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
It meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Junction
n Valley Turnpike Company, on the 9Th inst, was
ordered that the Stockholders be required pay mmedi
ately the President, quota Of two dollars on each
their share. "
JAS. G. PAXTON, Pre- =
Junction " T. to
Lexington, April II, lS5o-3t. o0mfa'y
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Ready Made Clothing Hats, Boots, Shoes &C., &c.

WHITE s CO., have just received 500 Coats Pants Is
w Vese Shre and Drawers, we'll niade AID VIII DO
sold at New York prices. Also, 80 Gases Boots Shoes
Panama, Leghorn, PalmIeaf, Fur, Moeskin and Rough
and Ready Hats, sc. &c.
Stanton, April "a, 1850.
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THE MARKET PRICES.

, RICHMOND MARKETS
; JIeek Ending Aprii 81.
) FLcUR-S5a SIS %.
{ CLovERsEED-S4 SO a 5.
5 HERRINGs-S6 so.
: SuAD, 81 25a5.
5 BAcoN-S7 %.
LARD cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAr-$ 81 05.
5 CoaH MEAL-65c per bush.
: WHfsKEY-Rectiiied, 24c.
5 BurrER-Firkin Ii y II o.
PLAsrER-$3 %.
s SALr.-Sl 40.
5 CoRS-5Sc.
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Notice TO the Public.

yNRENCH BASKETS.-We have now open Travel
limo. Gard Flower, Clothes and Toy Baskets ana k't-
icules beautiful assortment selected from French House
in New York. Will O. w.
May LIST, 1850.
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TO TEACHERS.

Anril II. ls5O.-3t.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-12


GOAL LANDS IN ALLECHANy COUNTY, MARYLAND, FOR
SALE AT AUcTIONhy virtue q decies of the honorable
III Dundas a., McCuIok Albert Tenpman depending
said court shall offer az auction, Saturday the 18th day Of
Nay s a. % = ~ As " ss,
following described real Allegheny county,
Maryland and said % be adyanageousy located within the coal
part q awssssn containing hundred
o. esursey thereof dated TO- 1885, taken
land once Of the western shore Of said State and there
Also ali thai other Territory. (beng
Of Western Come containing SIX thou
three aud and land
1885, taken returned said land ofice and there remaining
Also all that other tract now called bank Lo being resur
thousand and and half acres q land according 20 the
certificate thereof dated september a. 1885, taken and
All the said lands being the which were conveyed % the
president directors and company Of e Bank OF e United States
recorded land Of Allegheny aforesaid, and
also BY three several patents from the State Of Maryland dated May
Also, ali that Revolutionary soldiers Lot being No. aas7
tanning afty 45.5 5sN Nsf
said moey two hundred anduhirty-6v Of land.
Also, called "Pheasan Rdgen hundred
Terms Of sale follows; one Of the purchase
be and residue four payments,
the purchaser give therefor bonds notes.
m TO be app owed BY bearing interest from Of And
the ratification OF the sale sales by the chancellor
Of the whole purchase and before will
good and sufficient Deeds BIO executed and
according 70 law, convey the purchaser purchasers and
her their respective heirs, his, her their the property
charged Of all ofihe parties aforesaid
person claiming by from o. under them since the pending
complied with three days.
the rs 70 resell The properly auction or cash. Or on any credit
per, at risk and ofthe purchasers in default
DYER BROTHER Autoneers.
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Additional supply OF now Spring Goods.
THE subscribers just received their full and complete
Of fancy and staple dry goods which have
ed with care from the most recent npoaons Of the cities Of New
York and Philadelphia, embracing article In their line
French Ensh Inda German and Italian manufscturs which
they
25 pieces rich small checkered gace silks.
10 pieces rich small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain ch'ble do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces rich plain black eros do Rhine silks.
is pieces plaid and striped India ourlard silks.
~ pieces new style absrine.
pieces embroidered grenadines, new article.
20 pieces satin stdped and figured silk tissues. 1
s pieces cashmere style mousGelne de aines
IS pieces figured French bareges, style. s
Is pieces plain French bsreges every shade.
10 solid cOucd mousseline do laine shade
pieces printed linen cambFics.
30 pieces real French lawns and jaconets. fsS&
IS peccs real French ginshams and chintzes.
$500 small figured lawns warranted coio i2 cents
Together dress materials
enumerated but which will be shown with pleasure TO all who
favor " with call. 49,
March 20-2m s3t
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TUIE New journal OF Medicine for March, Is5O.-Pub
shed this day, No Al (fo March, 1850 Of the New York
Journal Of Medicine and the Collateral science edited by - g.
Purple, NJ ID. This number contains historical notice OF the
Of medical science rom the landing Of e Pilgrims
Plymouth the present umei by Stephen W. Williams, NJ ID.
Successful removal Of fbrous Of the ovarum BY the
abdominal secton BY w w. Van Buren,, d. Report
labor successfully induced Of contracted pevs
Biaichord, M. d.. Ercon of scrhous Mamma followed
twelve days amer the by Tcanus by Samuel Tyler NJ d.
of Frederick city, Md together with eight other original
Of practical utility The review department cruea
analysis ohs contained In the second volume Of the
Of the American Medical Association, together with bbo
graphical notice Of all The late medical publications. LIS foreign
contains usual large selection practical nom
all the foreen journals, while In the American retrospect be
Interesting editorial
from American medical Journals .a8NI
This journal Published city Of New York every
MONTHS containing ia with perfect plates and Illustrations
and has reached the 7 since s h publication price
% per annum, OF so cents per copy.
Specimen Plumbers application (post paid n Hud
Of the New York Journal Medicine 20 Wall New
York.
Subscriptions received and numbers by
fRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Marl-lmw Agent for Washington, ID. g.
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undersigned having opened once al the end Of Wnders
building, opposite the end Of the Navy Department offers
his services all who business with
the different departments Of the government In the settlement Of
on e claims pending before Congress His long connection with
Office, together with with the members
Congress, possibly enable him render important
such may ennust their business 70 his management
VIM. b. SCOTT,
sN Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer; Herald
New York. Ohio Statesman, Ohio; and Pennsylvania, Phlade
phia, win OF dollars send bill
Sept 29--6
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ITO George Edwin Pace.-You are hereby mott
hed, the October l849,
law and chance for the Of Prince George State
Virginia, decreed, among other tings substance
lows "Tha r. X Meade and Thomas Daniel who appoint
ed commissioners for the do
city Of Washington and posted the front door Of the
Of this George Pace and Edwin Pace formerly
the county Of Prince George, In vgna forward claim
their
said OF Prince George before the Of the
this court, proceed
Of the same amongst their next Of kim"
e r. X MEADE
fn 88s5g t sE ffaf g ANss58t THOS. II. DANIEL,
Nov 2-d6w M Commissioners, &c.
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Bureau Of Provisions and CloShlnx, Apn 20, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Psoposs Navy Clothing
~ and Clothing Materials viii be received s until
O'Clock, Monday, 2oh for Furnishing
and delivering ION receiving thirty days nouce
Tho yards ~ Caestown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn New
and Gospor Virginia. such quantities only Of fol-
lowing named articles Of clothing and clothing materials
yards, respectively, during the fiscal commencing on the
Ia day q July and ending the 3o day Of june
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NOTICE Public, and Instructions % PostnAas-
IN Beins this day notified by the Secretary Of the Navy that
the Steamship dne been inspected and accepted by him into
the service OF the under made the 4 Of
November s47 @ the transportation OF the United States mail
uaied States maine ef steam called con line viii 90
into Saturday, tAs 2 .9p On thai
O'Clock NOON, steamship Atlantic, York
Liverpool convey mails the United and
Bzn postal treaty between the
countries Postmaster wiz duly make and forward for despatch
Aforesaid All mails for Great Britain,
beyond hs received In Cor that
J. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General
Posr 0YycK DEPARTMENT, st
Washington, April Ia, 1850
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NEW Fancy Dress Goods.The subscribers respectfully
noance % their friends and customers especially me ladies' The
exhibit mes prices which fail TO please
10 pieces hshcoored spring mcussenes, pink, blue,
10 pieces figured mousseine very patterns
10 do figured mous.elines for children
10 do do silk tissue and allorines
dc Pansiennes, new halfmournng material
IS do fancy eoored bereges in blue, pink, and
SO do fine figured do
so do medium priced do, comprising great variety ofpaes
25 do iustre berege, a low priced article.
In gngham, muslns, and lawns, we have the annexed styles
pieces gnghams ali desirable pattens for chill
dren
30 do best printed jaconei csmbrics
30 do French muslins
Is do colored lawns
30 do small plaid muslins dress paierns--a bargain
IS do neat figured British pdnis
Is do do French do
10 do small striped do
S do solid coiored do in pink, blue, and green
In white goods we have
20 pieces jaconet cambncs
20 do medium do
so do cambria muslins, in all grades
30 do fine satin plaid and striped cambries
do thin Swiss muslins
100 do plaid n,uslins at l2x per yard
IS do hne and medium corded dmties
10 do nce-corded cainbrics
namsooke and null musins
Is do fine India linen and bishop lawns
do colored dotted swiss musins
20 do tine plain Swiss muslns
% do wide Tarieton muslins
so patent hoop skirts
50 Victoria do
~ Marscles do
addition, great variety Of goods belonging
all Of which will be pleased
exhibit together with complete assortment OF staple and domestic
goods OF which prepared sell the favorable
terms. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d co.
Mar l6-lw
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The clothing and clothing materials win b divided into nine
separate cont scaae, made VIZ ~ ~ ,.s .,o,
jackets blue monkey Jackets jackets, blue
cloth blue flannel cversh blue flannel and
s as may b required for making
IAd the linen articles made up VIZ Bansiey sheet
fOurA Cass-A the Barnsley sheeung
required for making similar those specified In The
s cs: ~, 's saSs sa ana aDS ssst
SeosnA CasA the mattresses including two covers TO each
| Eighth class.-AII the black silk handkerchief
Ninth Class All the blankets. ilt. fs3es B3 5H.5
The shoes and pumps 70 be with the
the following proportion for each 100 pairs unless Otherwise ordered
aassn q No twenty ONO Sassn d No ii len No.
All the above articles be fully equal the quality texture
which are depotsa Al Aforesaid navy yards Tie pea
Ssey ssss I'D. asss eo !.
and anne made Of clean wool and indigo and dyed
whie. viii be required
may required contract viii therefore be mads NOT
for specific number quantity article but for such number
those respectively The prices must be uniform at all the
An articles subject such inspection
acs Of delivery a. The Chief q this Bureas may direct, and
both in material and workmanship and which does tcon
conac including the metal aud buttons
The whole must be delivered al the risk and expense Of the con
and in good shipping order free q all charges The United
said yards Of delivery
liver the several articles which be ordered from them
sas @ Ss % s
made what may be required % the deficiency under the
thereof &c bureau and oio.n
such Ia. been made and rsesiyed
Two approved sases in equal the estimated
i &c @ s r saa
p
Of win be paid the Navy Agent
thirty days ae uipuca,e bills duly auhennead shall have
early prseacasIs VIM Ss
70 bureau wn 1--WE dsys exclusive Of s me required for ns
regular transmission Of the mail
coaps.s mixing appropriations service
one % o,s @ % se G n hy sasS
bidder bidders will his heif bid accepted
supplies PROPOSES The sSaa win
"w ne so@peensy or s guaranty be
hed BY The Navy District Attorney oer Of the
fscold Duplicate informing Of the
q s viii g %sss a
cepied in conformity with this understanding
Extract from the Of Congress- approved .3pgu TO- 1896
sxc g. dad be % further enacted, That from and amer the
Of hi: proposal for naval supplies invited BY The
ion navy, approved third, sishse hundred and
more rsspoa.Ss persons they under
take that the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted
obligation such prescribed
Secretary Navy with good aud sufficient ureies,
supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered
guaranty
and notification thereof 70 the bidder bidders they shall
Navy, with good and sufficient nrees furnishing
supplies Secretary the Navy shall proceed
person
shall forthwith the difference
proposal and
contracted for furnishing the said supplies for whole
period Of The 10 be charged against said bidder bid
MAJ
bnted
Navy action against either or all Of said
pcnons.o
Ap 20--Iaw4w ttHf ftt
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WI FISCHER importer, opened large supply Of English
Sarah Sands, direct
following celebaied Mes-n Cooper
Phips quantity record black ink T.
Is, and ouBce bcsdcs also their bestprepsred parc
Mcssr Joseph Rodgers sons best knives
Perry Co., complete Of their iniitsbe
spring pens comprising upwards thirty
Son, Messn Newman Co, and mes~s Ds IA Rae Co. Al
sold, wholesale and retail,
slsnones' Hail. door the irving Hotel Penn.
An 1o--HnwJw b II Vi
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ny DYER 4. BROTHER. Auctioneers. h

ANDs IN HARDY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE AT
AUCTIoN.By virtue and under authority q deed Of trust
Nourse his wife, and George Templeman and Mary
Tempean his wife, duly recorded in book Is 6 In the
sale public auction saturday 18th Of May
ing at AZ O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms Of Dyer Bothe
in the city OF Washngton District Of Coumba o. immedatey
advertised place. following lands, such parts thereof
be deemed necessary % INC amount due on the notes re-
All parcels OF land lying in Hardy county Virginia
containing together thousand three hundred and
and Or known and described As follow
hundred and eighty lying aud being IN Hardy county virginia.
between the branch OF Potomac river and Stony river being
Walter smith, trust by John Templeman and wife, by deed
dated 3ist March, iS recorded IN book NO. o page 80 an SAID
Also the lying Hardy county aforesaid particularly
wife Walter Smith, trust, and dated 3st March,
1902 recorded said In book No 9, 4o3
containing 1--WE thousand hundred and nine acres which said
eighty conveyed BY Waller Smith 70 James Ma
dated 18Th October D. 5 excepting however, from
the ten thousand and acres uee nun
forty sold James irons January ~ 1885
hundred and and treenaer acres sold 10 M Hanine
1885 hundred and nifty sold 70 H. Davis De
cembeT sold Elisha
c3n all hundred and twenty and
leaving nine thousand three hundred and
The terms Of sale viii follows purchase
be paid in hand, and the residue in four equal
sale together herein lands
money, with a interest and will by
sufficient Deeds the purchaser purchasers
their respective costs all the right and title given In the aforesaid
II The terms are complied days,
right resell the aucon for cash credit AFTER
convenient newspaper, the
III RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
DYER 4 BROTHER, Aucioneers
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AGENCY, Washfngton.-The undersigned, late Of
n specon branch Of The Post Once Department. Offer his
mail generally those OF the southwestern
section particularly with the that his removal from Office
dose initiate against the character he has for
tanned In the department for honesty capacity and fidelity
refers his associates In ONCE NJ both pares with their hearty
consent 70 sustain him therein. q. ~ -
All orders attend business Of every the Of
win be thankfully received and promptly depatched
Z NtfAe as 'A. JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Office Department.