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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Court of common pleas, Sandusky county, state of Ohio
Petition to sell Land
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List of Letters,

D EMANING in the Post -ofice in Fremont, on the
II lst dav of December, l849 q
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Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing March no. 1850
ssss win = s.e y and @
& On Monasy s y day o. April next os ashs
days notice shall be gwen for every twenty thousand pounds re-
boos OH and such a.sss
ea o. The following articles q may 3 REQUIRED Or ordered
q de YARDS during ips ss1 ss ssa
Flour biscuit we.1sy coffee nee butter molas.s.
@ S o he Ssa sp y sosn =.
s4s 1850 perfectly sweet and In all respects o. the best quality
qualities essential i. il tropical shall
and in good shipping ORDER fes q ali charge Ike Uaisa
is az %sai e ne
he sad navy ya shall Ss properly sd %s Deposited
Ssd ssysss s oo o. sn g s
cured Or in tight whskey or spirit casks barrels option
The whskey shall be made wholly grain Of which :, lea
according Ssn' 's s q ss And ~ %
q m y sooS sound nS ss bright well
cred with tou, good and scen, he whole shah
e. ss s 81 ss 70 As
sound barrels, siih .nins Aoop. az saeA Aead
Tine Tine ssss ss s }. p equal s e s best coffee
shall be delivered erces barrels A lining Aoop saG Asa3
The butter quality butter worked clear Of ali
aud and be delivered In seasoned white oak kegs eighty
The moiasse. shall be equal the quality Orleans mo
which shall be thoroughly coopeed and placed In the shipping
condition. IN q
The beans shall be good be delivered il strong
barrels, with the heads well secured m
ons s &c opoay aes % %
and placed In the best shipping condition. M
The pickles shall be exceeding fifteen
the kegs @ be Of white oak white ASH shah
cred In salt brine
vegetable only be paid for the price be whether in
brine vinegar Il - -
The rasn shall be best quality bunch asns, and shall be de-
vered good strong substantial boxes and hooped end
The dried apples shall be approved quality shall be a.
ivered IN tight whskey barrels or haEbarrels. II =
The soap shall be from OIL and be Of The
best quality denomnated wc SOAP be delivered
good boxes about 1--we pounds EACH e ooped
at each end; the price TO be uniform all the
All the foregoing described articles shall be subject nspe
ton the chief this bureau direct Der
ecy satisfactory the inspecting officer officer appointed
BY the Navy Department All inspections be the place
livery Biscuit may manuac
tire 70 is quality hut will DO subject inspection
dtion at the place Of delivery. s
The prices all foregoing same throughout
the year. and bidders may offer Tor articles.
The samples referred this for
the ensuing fiscal and hare reference ch
prcpiousiy exhibited. e 4"Ts
The quantity which will be required cannot be
precisely stated They will probably be
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A. msre sentatons OF my trsn,noton. -,
Washington have boon made by Of the newspapes
facts which will be shown whenever the merits OF the case
are Investigated Last summer, aitorsey nj Wash.
ington cy, prosecuted before the some
claims winch were given me by the cr.ons owning them
drew the money paid IL over. AMI took receipi tall
for the amount had interest these claims
and knew nothing against their character did my duty
- IN Attorney and thought no more OF the matter.
At the mertinT Of Congress was nominated by the dem
ocrauo members for office in the OF Representa-
uvea About the middle OF January the day IL
supposed the election would place. ID was reported
mat one Of the two claims which had prosecuted was In
psnhsuduient went with friends examine into
w mauef. The papers could not be found
oociined The Mobilization which had been given me
nc, ~ me advice friends away to get such
asmenis from the whom acted as would en-.
urely exculpate - 800 -
Ne mon'foas reports veywhere circulated prevented
my success IN the object had in .avin, w.
came % my hers residence, have ever aimee been In
oofresPondeuce win NV friends at Washington
Immediately upon my leaving, the Second Andc, ,e,h.
and destroyed the papers Ia question Uoao ho o
examaahon by my friends, the papers were fou nd h H.,
possoeeionl '' 'h nis
have been arrested upon the AFFIDAVIT Of mi. .,o,,
dior. have passed examination, and been l,s.I. -
With all the papers before him, fu kno :.
facts, he able 10 only his suspieia. ~ VI
having done wrong and any facf, as in the e.. ~
the papers referred which he had acd and
juIsd himscfby SWEARING that had destroyed - ]
Ishs return Washington In due tine aed the ,yhos
matter will bearrnnged
shall be very glad Of an insertion of this steneot IN
th0se whg newspapers which have charged me with the
transactions Of their political friend Nagiee who. while
enabled % draw some airy or sixty Thousand dollars fom
the treasury, without suspicion Of fraud by the
>rilans heads Of the departmental 80.
An nS~> Michigan, March II, 1850
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GREAT SALE.


RooKs dawngs paintings, engvings and statuar auction
- by order Of the assignee and administrator of the late William
Coman collector books and
works OF by Cooley Reese auconeer at No
4 Broadway New York. commencing on "Wednesday, lo OF
April, and continued for days
This private library,
comprise four thousand numbers embracing
large and collection Of old classics, VIZ
More than sixty numbers Of photography.
illustrated works. including many OF the best and OF the finest
proof plates.
poetry quite unique will
make the entire sale Of the last evening.
subscribers copy of Audubon the Birds of Americathe
plates Of which destroyed and the work Of
$1,000
A fine folio copy Of Hogarth.
Of Macmillan, Illustrated many drawings
valued at $50.
Shakespeare lusatons-2 vois 4o comprising etchngs
proofs, very scarce-valued at Sl25.
One copy Encyclopaedia Bntannica-Sl60.
Penny Encyclopaedia, early London copy-27 vols.
Smiths Catalogue Raisonne--5 v0ls royal evo
Antiquities Of HercuanRum-6 vols, folio.
large and entirely unique mostly original American
and English drawings.
ALSO,
The well known marble Of the Napoleon family
valued II ~ 500.
the Roadside by Agasse-Sl,o0o
collection Of pencil drawings
brated artists, Holland, Leigh, Gunton, and Others
TEKns All purchases the Of $500 and month";
amounts, for cash delivery.
The mny examined few days previous sale.
the auconeer sy be by the bookseller
Bids received and catalogues furnished by
TAYLOR & MAURYs
Mar s-dAcp2aw3w Bookstore, near 9th ~
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CARD.

Wines and LiqMorS.
THE would respectfully cal his
i WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities him for obtaining abroad all Wines
&c. purity, his experience business
him. direct knowledge with the va
growing districts Of Europe, than other
this city for character and quality
all articles sold BY him.
The Of his store and vaults such to make
Them substitute for the cellar OF
wanting small choice wines
special occasions supplied shortest notice. with wines
immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many, usually TO be obtained here
COUNTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices most favor
able
CLUBS win find much their advantage order from the sub
scriber.
FAMILIES the best Of table wines low prices
the cheapest Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes,
distance supplied (and them by "PACKAE
EXPRESS,n FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, &c. for table,
Sorts the notice.
BY addressing their orders, through the Office,
JACOB SNYDER, IT,,
Importer and Dealer Wines &c. 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
n5-sEGARs importation Havana
and brands always hand from $9 $40 thousand and sold
single boz cheaper than other in the city
JanA-d&cply.
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REMOVAL OF THE FLoRiDA IEDIASs-It will be seen
from the following extract OF letter received in this
city, that the removal Of the Indians from Florida has
been far accomplished that little apprehensions
need be felt by the white inhabitants OF that Slate.-Bat
fnnore american.
TAMPA Bay March T. 1850
On the 2sth of February we shipped the United States
Fashion, for New orcans, "a Mcasuky Indians,
and have IA hand making all IS Of the Semi.
mole nation that have In. THIS "a about oneeigh OF
emigrale from Charlotte Hafbo under the prime pal chief
Bowegs, In month two and after that pick
them up rs we can, for more are PLEDGED 10 Thus
sisted by the able advice OF Captain G. Casey special
Indian agent, have been successful beyond most
sanguine expectations III great thing have off
Senoes both account OF the reduction OF Sam Jones'
party Of which they members, and the effect
the remainder. 1t Is reasonable believe that after
Bowegs has gone, large number will follow his example
But We must not be deceived Sam Jones, chief OF
the Micasukans, has declared he never will 70,
and will kill the first white man who talked him
families he has rettea,ed the Everglades and there en-
sconced Like wolf IN his den. His has come In
gone with the party just emiated He told that his
father said him when left Never let me see vour
face again for should you the white m
/ will kill you with my own hand"--and his added
/" he would do H." ii Sam had been born white man.
erocious old savage From what tell you you will per.
ceive strong hopes OF Kidding this unha
let add worthless country OF the Of the Sc
mole nation, but not Of all few will remain In spite
difference will II make II few friendess Indians do
main They do nothing, surrounded and hunted as
they will be by the whites Their small number will
always prevent them from being formidable or inclined
war, and tho Ilace that knew them will know them
40 more Besides, there s scarcely instance record
where Indian tribe has erngaed from any part OF the
States, bat that lew remain
aTo poin, o sdom tale.p
y. =
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ny ana WtH me ddpice and CONSENT Of fhs Senate.
Ephraim George Squier, OF New York. TO be charge d.
aaises of the United States the republic OF Guatemala
In the place Of Elijah Hse.
Thomas Fooe, Of New York. to be charge d. aaires
Of the Unitd States 10 the republic OF New Granada in
the place Of Benjamin A. Bidack, deceased.
William Rlves, OF Virginia, TO be envoy extraordinary
and minister penpocnlay of the United States to the
French republic, In The place Of Richard Rush. recalled
Henry Sandford Of Connecticut TO be secretary OF the
legation Of the United States the French republic in Tue
place of Stephen X. Stanton. $3.50
Alexander X McClung, OF Mississippi TO be cbarse a,
ahaires Of the United States the republic BOLIVIA n The
place Of John Appleton, resigned -
W. Jerome, OF New York, 10 be consul Of the United
States Tor the city Of Ravenna, In Italy, in the place OF
Horny ]. Brent -Iattn,gene0. - =
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United States Patent Once,
Mach Of l9S0

ON petition George Gggs Of Roxbuy Massachusetts,
extension Of granted TO said Gggs for
in railroad for from the expiration Of
said patent which place the 3lt day of July, ISL
Is the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday - O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have why said pet
ton ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, published Repubc In
tegence Union, Washington D. C Pennsylvania Inquirer
Philadelphia TihuAa New York; Journal Providence, Rhode
Island Daily Boston, week for three successive weeks
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
sEdto Of the above win please and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Mar 2-law3w
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On Thursday morning. 2t instant after painful and lingering
Illness which she bore with Christian otude, SARAH lied
BERG, aged % years.
Her friends, and those Of her family, Mrs r. o. Hau
son respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence Pennsylvania avenue Saturday morning 10 O'Clock
In Washington 18th instant amer an illness OF
days, Miss MARY VIRGINIA sTURGEs in the 2t year Of her
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BY DYER n BROTHER, Auctoneers.
pUBLTC SALE or GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SILVER
and Plated WARE Jewery and Fancy Articles Lamps, Vases
hc kcoRKRr KrvwoRrH, being DESTROYS Of selling on his
stock viii offer auction commencing Saturday evening the
70 o. March, O'clock continuing every day and evening"
81 n's store on Pennsyivania avenue.
Terms sale For all Of under 90, cash nom 30
credit Of sixty days. and go and months Notes
RoBERT KEYwoRTH
.~~ =. DYER BROTHER,
hM M~m Auchoneen
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NEW ORLEANS, March Is The steamer Fashion has Just
arrived from npa Bay with number Of emgrsting In
dams ON board General Twggs rapidly recovering
from the injuries received by being on his horse
fire occurred In Lafayette last night which destroyed
The theare, a hote, and several valuable buildings
Loss about $50 000-partiaily insured.
The vile OF tie engineer who seriously injured on
the Caroon railroad ago, by an explosion Of
bJer has recovered 81, 900 damages the company
Cotton easer-saes OF ouly 500 bales Saturday.
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ny GREEN g TAsTET, Aaotlomser..

ZINE god and silver watches gold ruad fob
c pens finger and ear rings music boxes bcaspns Of every
Saturday evening" instant O'Clock and on Monday
evening, 25h O'Clock We
named goods
exhbted for sale this Market which without re-
.
gentlemen particularly nyi,ed 10
Monday afternoon they 6nd il worthy Of
their attention.
place auction room, Hail. near Browns
Hotel. GREEN d TAsTET.
Mar 2-3m Auctioneers
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CONTINUATION SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE, AT
v THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, AT AUCTIoN.-The sale win be
continued today FrdayD the 2d instant 10 O'clock m
@, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Having sold furniture house, we viii commence
the sale in the main building this morning, where
amount Of rood furniture China glass and erocke kitchen
utensils ofce furniture, &c, &C.,
wishing purchase will do well we win de-
liver the furniture on Monday next
GREEN q TAsTET,
March 2a-d Aucioneers
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE. March 2l-5. p. m.
The trial Of Dr. WsbssrC Character Of The testimony
a sLaus eass.-D Deal. -Foreign nsss expected The
markets, &c.
The papers from all the northern cities come TO us
crowded with the detasof the trial OF Dr. Webster for the
murder Of DIR. Parkman though far nothing has trans
PRED differing much from the given at the time
Of the murder The portions Of the body found under the
Medical College have been declared by the witnesses to
possess all the pecnliaes of the form OF the missing
man, and the belief has been asserted by physicians
that they bore every evidence of having been those of
murdered man, but nothing has yet been disclosed
to prove that Dr. Webster the murderer The tele.
graph this morning informs that the trial progressing
and the chain circumstantia evidence being
neced link by link and that In the midst Of il ALL the prs
oner sits almost unconcened spectator looking bet
ter In bodily health than he did before his imprisonment
The trial will probably last for several weeks there
TO be about hundred and twenty Witnesses examined,
besides which, the Argument Of counsel will probably
cupy several days
black woman, named Rebecca Garrett, with her six
children, seized In this city, time since by w.
Alexander of Howard district and carried off, he claiming
them his saves--the woman having belonged his
mother, but for the previous twenty years had lived in this
city free woman, during which time the children
born She has peoned the court for her freedom, and
effort has been made the Howard district
for trial but our county court yesterday refused the
ton and directed Mr. Alexander enter recognizances
produce the petitioners before the
John Bergman, esq., well known throughout the State
acting clerk of Baltimore City court and universally
respected died this morang after few days Illness The
court Immediately adjourned the announcement in
spect to the memory of the deceased
The regular royal mail steamer is fully due Hall
fax and her is momenarily expected by telegraph
The from France especially looked for with much
interest.
The MARKETS the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 400 bbls OF Howard street flour
"a G2h No sales of City Mills Il Is held above the quota
tons yesterday which have been offered to-day Nothing
in wheat any consequence. Small sales Of red 81 OIL
81 o. Sales to day Of white at 81 30 cents, and
yellow So "a centsbeing advance Nothing In
none afoat There is movement in provisions, and
sales Of 800 bbls. mess pork $40 St Sales OF
SU7 Baltimore cured hams 81 cents; also 500 bagged
price not named Sides 81 cents, and shoulders 81
Sales Of bulk shoulders, in dry salt 81 cents,
private Sales Of 500 kegs grease lard
cents, cash. Whskey, "a 2i in bbs with very
little doing.
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.o p.pers towards him, my view. u censuabls In
~ srtrsne and the Time will when the editors
~ shose papers will 90 view IT,
we hops the last commander Of the SON NIsrH" in
Mexico win yet visit New England and Judge for himse
Of her ons and people, and also give those who have
him chance become convinced OF their
and tyranny. E.A. X
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Q Smithsonian Iecturcs-Professor HARvry, Of Trinity
College, Dublin will deliver lectures
Of plants known as slga, or weeds, follows:
First lecture, Tuesday, March 10, At O'Clock D. m.
Second lecture Thursday, March a. at so'cicck, D.
Third lecture, Saturday, March a. at O'Clock, p.
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nLAGETT DoDsoN have the announcing
asas Of nv, ,n and their neigh
Win many other: not 20 specify have u.i been ADDED
cd from the imporatons and good
taste Of ,he eas,smsl q o. have been careful s sesc
ladies' invited them that the prices shall reasonable
hardly need % say that the pleasure OF exhibiting them e ali who
favor US with call will be quite equal 10 Thai Of all who them
Pink blue Berlin Dresden Mar.ee, ,oiIe, quilts
match Thsse sS are eSae and Ssau ana 'o covers
Pink and white blue and white bui and white and white 81 and
new style ball funges TO match all the coors.
sun and tea table cloth. nom 81 by 81
tables. E tan Cumberland bogae and fru pse with
win al WaS see s% e y me
mos, essan, and q unique thing, The kind
81, %, and io4 blesched and brown Russia sheetns
DO: DO. Hamilton long cloth cotton .heeuns
fine, heavy and cheap.
sss double DO . n eH s
and daps. toilet Our goods superb
their scratched viii L 70 their hearts
content IN IN lhe use Of This article
rich.
designs and coors, width from r. 70 n.
in rrmasrd patterns and borders rich and cheap Ae
Transparent window shades superby painted In boque
French English furniture chncs In mabesque aud delicate
Very wide brown and figured heavy dancing
Narrow for steps
Window cnnices with brackets TO match
Canopes for French bed curtains expected daily.
Velvet tapestry Brussels do Brussels 3ply ingram,
aoo general assortment Of India matns and
door
ouskeepe win find no difficulty In being furnished with an the
cLAeETT DoDsoN,
March ie--4wsawifTaTbssl - " ''-'''
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nEBATEs An the Kentucky Convention, 1910 4 vol-
ume BY Sutton ociai reporter the For
BY TAYLOR MAURY,
Marsh booksellers, On
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NEW and Splendid Paper Hangings.-s. r. FRANKLIN
begs inform his friends and the public
orally that he has received his Paper hanging Warehouse
Ninth and
superior and
Of domestic manufacture Of beautiful patterns
from OK q per piece
sPf In daily expectation Of receiving by
New York his impoaens OF magnificent invoice
papers, with These
Oldest manufactures France,
examination worthy OF every consideration
In handsome supply Of gilt cornoes,
splendid patterns window shades cords tasse
the futures
The stock comprising the very choice Market
posed Of at Wholesale RETAIL the pleasing
Mar 22-eo3uf
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plain and Ornamental wfre- trcneing.-The subscri-
oe having ben recently appointed
agents Tor The sale OF beautiful
mental would most respectfully call the attention Of The
puoc 70 variety o. samples which their hardware
ofe on fennyvana sixth They would
merne the following which this
manufacture Is being applied, viz.
'1' FI
Columns and cornicc work for cottages.
Guards for steamboats, and window guards for private dwellings,
prisons, lunatic asyiums, &C.
Tree boxes lattice work for conseva,oe training plants
Arbors arches, and verandahs
Cellar rsinss, and thefproof pane. for skyIghts, &c
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, sixth
Feb 0o-iaw6w
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by DYER = nROTHER, Auetlonecrs.

VALUABLE WOODLAND AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday the LIST
Of April next, O'Clock, the premises, will
valuable woodland lying about miles from
CAPITOL the road Bladenburg beautifully located for vii
residences adjoining the lands Of Messr
Calvert and Burrows abundaniy supplied with good water
IS Of well exposed for gaden being
erhausbie bed Of the richest II win be sold altogether
lots suit purchasers.
in months, for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
DYER BROTHER,
Mar 22-eodkds Aucuonees.
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EDUCATION-Rev:D D. McCARTER's Boarding school
II for Boys and Young Men, Snbug county, Penny
The whole EXPENSE OF Ave months go The
session will Monday Of May. For
and proprietor. Mar s2-n
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On Wednesday evening, the goth by the G. w. SAM
RoBT KNiGH OF Washington city, Miss HARRIET
daughter Of HEsRy r. RiELL, esq, Of Sew York
New York and California papers please copyJ