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STATES.
Democrats Me..rs Fpller, Gerry. and Litdoheld
Maya Messrs. Sawtele and Stotson.
Waig.-Nsy Mr. Ous,
sRw nAMrsHIRE
Dsmoeran.-Yeasj Messrs. obsrd and Peasee
Whigs-Yeat Mr.. Wilson. Nays Mr. Tuck, V.s)
Derocrai.-Nayi Mr.. Peck,
Wh,gs.-Nays, Messrs. Hebard, Henry, and Mcachsm.
MAssAoHusETTs.
HING, Yeas Messrs. Duncan, Eliot, and Grinnel.
Nays Mossrs. Allen, Fowler, Mann, and Rockwell
RHODE ISLAND.
Whig.-Nayi Mr.. Dixon
Democats Mays, Messrs. Booth tr.s } and Waldo.
ww rosx.
Drruoerah. Mr. Walden. Nay Nj Preston King
pusr. MeK..os., Nelson, PSaaii Rs.e, Psai%.n, in
d.rhl, aud White. Nays Messrs. Aisxandsr, Betnslt
CLARK oPoss Cor s.y msS~a kum.sy
schoolcraf, and Sylvester
Lemoeraf--Yea, Mr.. Wfdrick.
Whigs Nays Messrs King, Newell. and van Dyke
rxnrsvLvAHrA. l4 sU
U,uoeyaf,. Yeas. Messrs. Dimmick, Gilmore, Mann
McLanahan, Robbins, Ross Strong, and Thompson;
Wh,ss Messra Bu'ler. Casey. Chandler, Levin
and Punan. Nays Messu. Calvin, D'cksy. Howe, Vs.
Whis.-Yes Mr. Houston
MARYLAND.
Dsmoeah.-Yeas, Messrs. hammond and Mcfanc.
Wh,p-Yeasi Messrs Bowie and Kerr.
ast e VIRGINIA "a !, f., Il
Dsmoeras.--Yeas, Mssnsa Bayly, Bcae. Edmondson
mcDowel mcMullen, and Parker Nays Messrs Averett
hoaeauday Meade, Milson, Powell, and seldom
Wh'T'-Yeasr Msssrs, Raymond and Morton
CAROLINA. lrs ~
Dsmoerai, Nays hessp Ashs, Dsnisl, and vensble
WhEs.-fessi Messrs. Caldwell. Debeuy, Outlaw
ShePperd, and stanIy Nay, Mr. CLingmsn.
SOUTH oARoIIrA.
Dsmocrufs--Nsys, Messr.. Burt, Cocock Holmes, Mo
Queen. Orr, Wallsce, and Woodward.
Democratic Mr. Wellbom. Nays, Msssrs. Hsrsl
son and Jackson. tta
Whis..-Ye.s, Mesus. Owen and Toomb..
rLorIDA.
Whig-Yea, Mr. Cabell. asss.+.t. i, \,
sEdt 3a0Vf i9g4g4 WH ALABAMA. sF 4ft
Dsrocrafs.-Yesi Mr. Cobb. Nays Messrs. Bowdon
Harris, Hubbard and Inge.
VhiEs.-Yessi Mssars. Aston and billiard,
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Hos 7. J. D. FuLLEa. on MAmE.--We notice that the
Boston Atlas and other wing journals asaailing this
gentleman who candidate for reelection the nh
coogre sssonal dslrct in Maine They seem to regard
him peculiarly worthy OF rejection became he Ia not,
in their sense. n free-soiler A Boston whig ia rare
combinations Of conirarietes. Mr. Webster has recently
shown how easily those who profess this subject
In that city ready TO change ground 1t only needs
nod from his imperial head to return antfree-soer
to Congress- after having bean among the foremost to
MAINTAIN thai DISASTROUS dogma A for MIR Fuller, Of
Maine. whom the Boston wings anxous to defeat.
LEI ~ say what We know OF him. He ia pattern OF q
representatives. always al his post. nsvsr dodGss a
vote, an honest, hghson man. and goes The entire
national democratic creed A to devotion 10 California,
and all that, Mr. Fuller 10 Of the party that WINS
abused by the whgs for being TOO decided In favor Of
California After having done much to get II. and
after having fought precious ct Of political knavss
- ever lived. who very sore 1t WA bod bagan
he s now, fofsooth called upon to answsr The charge
preferred BY these very sllows. that he y not - good
friend OF California they are Dsmocn,s OF ne 1ln
Congressional District in Maine. b uue toshr Fuller
he deserves your confidence; and you desert him Tor
aphn under the cloak Of California, you deserve 70 oe
cheated, Tor you will 90 into the trap with your eyes
opsn.-P~asylpswsc 8h ntTs
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may Do Interesting to our readers to have an snaly-
SIS q TIE votes which were given in the HOUSE of Rep
rssenauves ON Friday last upon Of the most import
ant which hayesvsr been discussed and decided
IN Congress We shall present the results in two respect
I'VE iaoes--one embracing the names Of the members
VINO voted on the bill, alphabetically arranged disn-
gushing yeas and nays according 10 their politics and
their States The other table of the Statesa and de-
scription OF the votes Of each member who voted.
The votes OF the House, when il is full. amount 10
AL; of these. lao from savehodng States and
81 from slaveholding States.
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SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9. 1880.

M, HrxsY M LEWIS, OF Monts emery, Alabama scn
- .en agent for Alabama and Tennessee, assisted ~ Mr.
B. BErrr,
I,sAsL JANIS, No. lr2 South Tenth street, PhiadeL
4 our general travelling agent, assisted BY Messrs. VIZ. IL
g,n Ions CoLIiHs JANIS DssRiss, A. kIsx WsLLIssroE
EyAss, JAxss CLAIM, and r. LocxE.
o. W. JAsxs No Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio is
yeing agent States by Messrs
sara j. DxSr JAsos TAYLoR, W. AsasrxoHs, Pxssrs
-. W. RAssAr, and q. srxISaAH-
O,-Reesps nom either Of The above win be good.
wIIIs GouLps, OF Richmond, Virginia, general usen,
~ Virginia assisted by travelling agents A. d. PuILKs and Asss
THOMAS
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10 supply an omission, 1t is proper to state that when
A' first vote upon the Texas boundary bill was taken.
|ar Hammond. Of Maryland, announced that HI. col.
asue, MI. Hamilton, had paired of with Mr. wilmo,.
Z Pennsylvania, upon that question. Upon the same
Question: also, Mr. Evans Of the same State, had paired of
'Ih Mr. Spading. Of New York
hsssr Evans and Hamilton were known friends Of
Ne measure, and those other gentlemen ts opponents
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subscriber from Georgia discontnues his paper be
ae we are "too much attached to the Unions Gu.
ous reason for an American to assign The man who
MS name from our list because we unionis,s
ps upon his own forehead the brand OF Drspnrosrsr
snTh' IN this that such spcl;ticiaa could scarcely
'"f anything which he might find in our columns.
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We ar. informed that the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Railroad Company. whose road between Gray's Ferry has
Peen washed away. have commenced running an en-
IN coaches. TO convey the 10 o'clock. p. M. letter
.,' nom Philadelphia south. These coaches connec,
'n ueu cars at Chester. which bring the letter mail
nough TO Baltimore, but no passengers or newspaper
MI The New York mail Of letters Of the afternoon Of
Nc ON came regularly through yesterday morning
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TIA W.sh;u~sou correspondent Of the New York Tn.
buns, under date Of September 2. says
Mr. Thomas Ewbank vas confirmed by the Senass TO-
Nsv a. Of Pasnts He enn6smsd altar
Iona dsbsss. aad BY very close vote. todt =
Il 10 usdessood that M Jeuk ms Of Georgia, whom
Mo pos Of Secretary OF the lnseos hes hssn updsss
cnnsa M Office. George W. Summers and John Minor
Bos both Of Virginia, now aired Of in oonnsxion
with he place.
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"eae requested 10 state that the Hon. Mr. Buel. OF
hgan, was yesterday suddenly attacked in the House
Representatives by illness, while the Utah bill was
pending its passage. and obliged 10 leave for his
"ginxs This Tact accounts for his absence upon the
Passage OF the bill He would have voted for the bill had
L. been present.
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We do not hesitate to lay before readers the fol-
lowing communication upon subject which continues
to engoss large portion OF the attention of the public
press. The reckless editor OF the New York Evening
Post who not ashamed make charges az anst honor
able and then dsgracefuly suppress their reuaton
recently pursued the game towards Mr.. Dickinson.
We repealed his impeachment OF that gentleman-we
posed his gross misrepresentation yet this acous and
anatcal editor had not the courage either repeat his
attack to recantit He playing the same game
with and attempting connect with specuations
in steam stock and in this very stock which constitutes
the burden 9th following communication Wehave kept
skirts clear Of all such specuations We have not
received cent from such any other associations. or
from any other agencies have dabbled any stock
since came to Washington. We despse all such in.
situations and in despite OF them lay the following ar.
ce before the public, leaving them to Judge for them
selves, and in the spirit Of free press, permitting others
to discuss the positions which ii supports. The article
is full Of interesting Statistics whatever may be the char
acter OF the special plan which recommends to the
public.
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Those marked r. $. Gree soiD are those who made
slavery test in the organization Of the House
t RESULTS.
OF the dushol ding States, Maryland. Tennessee, Ken
lucky. and Texas gave unanimous vote for the bill
South Carolina and Mississippi were unanimous sgatns
it.
Virginia gave majority for the bill-egh, to six o.
the eight, two are wings.
North Carolina gave majority foritfve to four. AL
five were wings; and OF the FOUR one was whis
Georgia was three 10 two for the bill Two OF the three
were wings; the rest democrats.
Alabama was three for the bill-two Of them wings
The other four representatives, who nays, dem
ocrats.
Missouri, four for the bill-a democrats; one mem.
Der (Mr Phelps) against it.
OF the non siauehoiding States, Maine gave three fol
the bill. three against it. OF the last, whig
New Hampshire three. for the b-all democrats; one
Gree soiler) against it.
Connecticut, three against the bill-one Of them a
whig.
Rhode Island, one and one both wings
New York. fourteen for the bill, eighteen against it
all wings except Mr. Walden, "a democra yea and Mr..
Preston Kiag, (tree-soiler,) nay.
New Jersey. one (democap yea, three nays, (whigs)
Pennsylvania, thirteen for the bill-three OF them
wings, and Mr. Levin, tnative American y and five
against, GALL whgs) and Howe, Qree-soier.)
! Michigan, one yea "a democrap and three nays-one
why, two tree sollers.
Ohio. FIVE yeas (all democrats but one) and four
nays OF these FIVE democrats, four wings, ant
/ FIVE free sellers
/ Indiana seven yeas-all democrats. Nays three, viz
one democrat one whig, and one free-soier.
Illinois, four yeas Gall democras) and two nays-on'
democrat and one free soiler
| But one wing from the West voted for the bill, tMr
Taylor from Ohio,) and sixteen democrats and agains
it, sixteen western wings and nine western democrats
! Some insnuaons have been made respecting the
changes made in the votes against the engrossment o
the bill on Thursday evening and the passage OF the bill
on Friday. Now, changes took place in favor OF thu
bill. viz Messu. Howard, George G. King. Mason
Schermerhorn, Stanton OF Tennessee, Stanton OF Ken
lucky, Thomas, Undebll, and Whlesey. Six Of thes'
are democrats. and FIVE of them from The South, anc
three wings only Five OF the southern democrats addec
to the votes Of Thursday would have been sufficient II
pass the bill Is there a who believes that eithe
OF these accessible TO any corruption change from
the Executive influence or from Texas stock
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FINE r.uxs.--We have la,cly bad presented to
VIM p. Preston, esq, Of Baltimore county They of
beautiful lemon colof and shaped like an egg. One OF
the in circumference lilo inches, and weighs
III ounces As beautiful and delicious fruit have
nothing to surpass them.-B aii~ors SEN, September
Isaw abesufu free-sons peach to-day, tplucked from
tree in the garden Of gentleman OF of tho public
Departmental which measured 100 inches in crcumer-
sncs, and weighed over ounces. Who can beat this
tWashrgfon correspondent Of the Baraors Ss~. S<pt. L.
We copy the above from the Baltimore Sun, and
most cheeuly accord to the Monumental City the pos
session, eminent degree OF every merit and
ton but for beautiful flowers and delightful fruits, we
will. behalf OF our own metropolis and it's vicinity
enter the lists in generous rivalry with the Sun. We
have Just seen and tasted, from the orchard at Mount
Pleasant, on the beautiful ridge which crowns the
city, in fun view from residence, a specimen Of
peaches the finest behed. One OF them weighed
ten ounces and quarter and measured eleven inches
exhalng the most delicious odor and constituting the
best specimen Of the best fruit native OF exotic accord
inn ID our taste which bounu Nature offers to man We
profess ourselves 10 be not only amateurs. but connos-
seun In this exquisite fruit which have gracsd
the garden OF the Hesperdes Upon another theatre when
we had more time to indulge our natural lasts than in
this busy and buslng metropolis whore political
and eAasAle4s labor swallow up almost everything ess
We could then steal moment from our papers and our
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and whi',lesey. Nays MessIs. Cable. CsrllsI. Morris
Ods. aud sseetss
Whig.-Yea, Mr. Taylor, Nays. Mes.r. Campbell
U. 50 Corwin, Crowel Evans GidinSs. u. sly Hun
TOR hoot. 40 Schsnck, and Vinton.
MICHIGAN.
Dsmoerats-Yea. Mr. Busl May, Mr. Bingham, q. 81
Whig-Nayi Mr.. Sprague.
Democrats Yeas Messrs. Alberson Brown, Dunham,
Fitch, Mcdonald, and Robinson. Nays Messrs. Harlan
Whsg-Nay, Mr. McGaughey.
Democrats Yeas Messrs. Harris MoCernand. Rich
Whtg-Nays Mr.. Baker.
Dsmonat.--Yea; Mr.. LETTER.
Demoerats-Naysi Messrs. Doy p. 81 and Durkee,
W2is-Nay, Mr.. Cole.
!, DEMOCRAT. Messrs Bowlln, Bay Green, and
Dtmoerat-Yeas' Messrs. Boyd Caldwell, Mason. and
Vhigs-Yeas. Messrs. Brock, johnson, Marshall, Nc
Lane, and Morehoad.
Democrats Yeas Messrs Ewing, Harris Johnson,
Whig.-Yeas' Messrs Anderson, Gentry. Watkins,
and Williams
Democrats Mays Messrs. Brown. Feaherston. Nc
Dsmocrat.--Nay Mr., Johnson.
LOUISIANA.
Dtnoerats.-Nays. Messrs. La Sere and Morse.
Democrats, Yeas Messrs Howard and Kaufman.
Summary. Yeas.
Democrats from free States 81
= from slave States ~
yry,.;
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Wings from free States
I" from slave States
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Democrats from free SIates
I" from slave States
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wizards OF the Southern Press All this II very wsl
Let them set the political cauldron boiling; they VIII
learn the result the people Of the South viii rise
in the majesty OF their strength, and hu them headonS
from power.
II The madness OF the Southern Press should happen
rule the hour and honorable are tempted oy 9eu
Temporary passions to follow ih insane counseis tnen
The people decide. The ballot box, in this countn.
has ten-old greater terror for such ransessos man
The guillone ever had in France. The blow 2 e9ws
blacken in the sight OF the nation as an example iof ~
future tunes. To the judgment OF tins n'xo uoano
M. Al consixn the friends and the enemies OF tnD 90
am;tous measures 20 sadly depored by the Sceahe!n
Pres. Its friends sure, are ready TO aoade 0to
test its enemies cannot shun u, ~ lney wouid Il.
Let not one extraordinary fact be ovsrooked. in coA
siderioe the great Of pacihcaton and that u ths
fn in The Senate and House every obolOnsa,
o.d frouesr Of Shareholders vosd agusn4 i. while ~
calm candid. rational members, with few exceptions
from both the saveholdng and .slavshodine Snss.
voted in ~ favor This fact spe9ks vounss and .hcws
the triumph Of the abolition fanaiica but their sncnn-
lous defeat Every man mast b convinced now sno =
fact cannot doubt that the aboliii0nss q toe NC4
have aimed sf the diseolatioa OF the Union. -
know not how far they may sftemW to maze o. ~ -
in their favor by like agitation in the nonns ~
assured and believe thsy will NEED VAN nen ~ -
aseuent support Ths great mass ., AZ s' rh;. -
tie free 8asss ara sound and true on tns sIplees
slavery oppossd 70 an intcrmeddl'ns WIN ~ ne9I
thu slsva ruafu and hold In the mos! heu:Oe AcuC{-
rnes IT, Snctroes principles, and PRACTICES OF me soo-
ton fanntlcs Read the hna Inst Of yeas ana nay On
- - Whs vile ness may come q lasts" - bow
~;iv ~ OF the most repulslve feeings are crowded
ssk.r 81 tbe same uucke bed" We ask svsry hon
80 citizen of the South to read and ponder
veil over this significant list :.
The Press becomes poehcal, and evidently IKE 'ns
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IMPORTANT Invalids and Others f-Board m an
Country.-Mssdow Bank, spa sp. fngs1he subscriber
fbcarde VINO be dcsous Of inviting county residence
months HIS buling- win mpIeted
Of July the facil
ciiy-beine the Capitol
ping NJ the house twice each the very important ci 20
ali desirou retaining reganing hcahh Of spring
medicinal efficacy ali facilitating
confident that this viii present
vaid
boarden VIII received sabbath
be regarded friends
viii be received upon that day.
would board for themselves families
would immediate application
upon the premises
referred for information Hon. "saddeus
Mr.. John y. Calan, and also 70 Mr.. Thomas Perry.
May 2f-eo2m ROBERT w. BURROWRs
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The Missssippian has overplayed its game. It does
gross injustice General Foote's and by way Of affecting
beay 1t does possess at least 10 his case, il ad
vses those who dsapprove OF the senator's course to
withhold their apple atoms to him for resgnng his Of
fee until they give him opportunity Of hearing his
reasons. We only wish that General Foote could now
take the stump in Mississippi in his defence, he
designs to do after the adjournment OF Congress- and
should see how soon these capious critics would be
siIenced The attacks OF the Mssissppan have not how
ever, been without some effect We understand tee-
graphic despatch was received in this city, Monday
last from Jackson. the seat Of government, where the
Missssippian is printed, signed by distinguished Of
both parties, and stating that letter was in circulation
which would probably be signed by majority Of the
citizens Of Jackson. Of both parties approving Of General
Foote's course in supporting the Adjustment Of The Com
mittee Of Thirteen.
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Commission on oIa,m. against msr,so.


MONDAY, June ~, 1880
The Board met pursuant 10 ournmeni--preseni all
the members
The Board proceeded 10 the consideration OF the me.
MORALS OF the New Orleans Cana and Banking Com.
pany. and OF John Powell both claiming as assignees Of
Thomas Powell, Tor losses sustained By him in the cap
OF the schooner Louisiana, aud Of the proofs IN The
case, Tor the purpose OF determining in whose favor the
award shall be made. The Board (baving heretofore
decided that the capture OF the said schooner constituted
valid claim against the republic of Mexico) bereupon
came to the following resolution:
Rssoiped. Tnst the New Oneaas Canal and BaDkng
Company. sssgnees oil Peter Ladsw assignee OF Thomas
Powell Is entitled la its favor Tor the losses
sustained by Thomas Powell, by Of the capture Of
Louisiana, set form IN its memorial pre-
sencd this Board; aud that be made IN behalf
of the said company accordingly
The Board then adjourned until IL, a m, Tomorrow
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0O-Mr NJ. LEWIS ofmonxomery, Aiabams gem
travelling agent Alabama and BY q.
\. BRxrT.
01M lsKAsL T. JANIS, No la South Tenth street, Pniade
pha general travelling agent assisted BY Mess Wa H.
WELp, JoHs CoLIss, JAAks DEERrs, A. kRk WELLksros,
u. A. EVANS, JAnxs oLAsx, and r. LoozE.
Qy O. w. JAArs, No Harrison Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
travelling agent sases assisted BY Mess
n SAITH, 4. DESr, JAson TArLoR, W. ARMSTRONG; PERRx
LOOKS, w. RAnsAs, and @. sTKSnAE.
00-Receip,s nom either Of the above win be good
0 b. PALsEs the American Newspaper AGENT 10 the only
authorised for this the cities Of Boston, New York.
and Phlsdepha and duly take advertisements and
subscriptions ~ the required BY His receipts win be
regarded payments His Offices areBosion Congress street
New York. Tribune budng Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third h Chestnut streets.
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We devote large portion OF this mornings paper 10
the Communications which have been sent for publica
ton General Hsmilton's letter will command much at
enon, well from the interesting character Of lis
ents as from the spicy in which il is expressed
70 relish the humor Of the allusion OF General Hamilton
the Elephant" must read that innitable story
q droIlery. The Boy and the Elephant" in Judge
Longstreth's Georgia Scenes.
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pY DYER 4 pRorHER. Aucs,opeer..

ONE HUNDRED ACRES or MoNTGoMERy COUNTY LAND
AT AUG rIoNon Thursday, ths a7h instant al O'Clock
win positively sell auction rooms, hundred
land beongnr Mr. Tucker who intends leaving the
county, the old Rockville
adjoining OF WIN Huddeston
looking negborhood
In good oak and timber good
orchard Of choice hu trees In full bearing The whole IL
susceptible improvement being light SOIL dark
subsoii which retains any improvement put on IL.
Terms: one-bsf cash; balance SIX and twelve months
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
DYER BROTHER,
June l6-eod&ds Aucuoneers
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- THE public Informed that aisar
~ instant, the splendid low Baltimore,
hundred
and fy mold, will regularly
and passenger boat Washington and Alexandria, and Bs
Leaving Washington on Mondays and Thursdays O'Clock
Ale randra O'Clock, Baltimore
wood Aqus Creek and Piney Point
baltimore In the OF the night Returning
viii wharf, baltimore, clock
Tuesdays Fridays arriving O'Clock
and at Washington II O'Clock, Wednesdays Sat
urdays
DO Pipey pont. .......F
DO do umore y
Excursion tickets 90 Baltimore with privilege
turning next afternoon. 3 90
Meais and state
For further particulars or r freight apply captain boxd
OF ID. n. saih, agent, Ia Alexandra, %
GEoKcs MArTMeLy, agent
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beautiful Country Rest icnce sale, coatsinsne
"A nosdfrd and sixty half
house,
~, s nom Washington city
stock &C. For particulars Mr.
jeremiah ors Geossow and Mes'rs Middleton Bss Wash
fs..s.soa rvsa immediately, and bargain for cash.
Nay 3-2aw<w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20

& SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of wrls OF
~ venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house IN the town Of Woodsfield
Monroe county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 23rd day Of March,
1850, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m, and
o'clock m, of said day, tho following real estate
70 wit:
A part of Lot No. 63 in the town of Woods
field in Monroe county, bounded and described as
follows, to witt Commencing for the same at the
southeast corner Of said lot at the east side OF said
town, thence running westwardly 40 feet on WASH
ington street in said town; thence across said lot
parallel with the Back street or commons, thence
with the north line of said lot to the northeast
corner of said lot; thence along the east side of
said lot to the place Of beginning, with the i'm
provements thereon; taken as the property OF the
"Methodist Protestant Church, In Woodsfeld," !"
at the suits Of Alexander Tolson for use ct d. Ap-
praised at $500. M. MORROW,
Feb. l3, l65o.-$a -. Sheriff.