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Those who are intending to celebrate the GLo-
RIoUs FOURTH, viii bear in mind that good mu-
sic, patriotic toasts, splendid Grafton, and good
speeches will be the order ofthe day, TO say moth
ing about beautiful women, lovely girls, and a
glorious dinner all for so cents. Hurra. hur-
nv up the Teams
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KENosuA, July ?, 1s5f.s
10 THE LADIES!
NEoRE than pine months having elapsed since VIC FIRST
We came before he public, hui justice 10
declare our plans for the future.
We shall then keep constantly hand the richest stock of
DRESS GOODS
Which be this place We shall offer our goods
at LOWER PRICES lhan the same be found and We
shah do all in power to retain the liberal share patron
age which has hitherto been bestowed upon and guar
antee that all shall be honestly and fairly treated Wesrs
convinced that by doing shall advance inter
est and the interest of our friends
N d. Ii is a well known fact that A. 5. POWERS in the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
of his Establishment has been selling Goods of the
quality much lower than any others in this part Of STATE
and he offers his entire stock at very small advance
from COST as he is anxious 10 get out of that branch of the
business A. ;. POWERS.
,OSEHv NEW GMRREILA, with the in
Horn handle with pearl spots Whoever has such
article in their possession will be literally rewarded by
turning it at this office.
JOSIAH BOND,
ATTORNEY & CouSsELLoR Law, NOTARY Public AND
LAND AGENT,
Kenosha, wisconsin.
Has a complete abstract o. all DEEDS MORTGAGES,
JUDGMENTS, and other instruments of Record affecting
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE,
Ia The County Of Kenosha;
and prepared furnish all necessary information concern
ing the membranes upon parcel of land village io
i'll said county, and to
Warrant all Abstracts made by Him.
There few parcels land in this county the title
which perfectly clear; and when ii is known that tiles
are affected by
I|centy distinct Records and Files,
Contained in
SIXTY VOLUMES;
That these records arc kept in
NINE DIFFERENT OFFICES
and in the Kcnosha, Racine and Milwaukee iii,
evident that person safely purchase take mort
Real Estate until the title has been examined and
that far more care is necessary than is generally used in this
respect.
The undersigned has copies of all TAX SALES since
the organization of Racine county.
To avoid FAX Titles
Constant attention is necessary Examinations should be
TAXES. Lands upon which the taxes paid often
returned by mistake
My several Abstract Books of the Deeds Mortgages and
copies of the Judgment Records of the Courts of kenosha
and Racine counties and OF The T. s District Court, nj Mil
waukec, will be regularly posted up and reliable abb
Ter Volumes of Records of Racine County than be OBJ
tanned by an examination of the original records
The undersigned has also copies of the original entries nt
the Land Office Milwaukee, and trace i'll all the
title back 10 Government.
MONEY LOANED,
TareS PaM-LaRd Warrants for Sale;
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME
KENosHA CRY AND COUNTY ORDERS BoUGuT soLp.
Farms Exchanged far City Property and city Property fer
Farms.
For those who have Money Loan the highest Legal
Rates Of Interest and most perfect securities will be obtain
ed without charge.
g. Business every nature connected with Real Estate,
Collections and other Professional BUSINESS promptly atcn'
ded to-
JOSIAH BOND.
Kenosha Wis, 1851.
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List OF LETTERS

number of CITY LOTS will be sold for Labor, IL Npp-
cd for soon j. BOND.
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A CURE FOR DYsPEPsTA.~-Amonr all the
Ellis which flesh is heir to" there is perhaps
none so prevalent as Dyspepsia, especially at
the commencement of the warm season, who
does not complain of weakness and Ianguor,
depression of spirits and Indifference 10 things
which are attractive and pleasant at other times.
We have not much faith in dosing, but we do
know most agreeable and efficacious remedy
for the above complaints, few doses of which
will impart more strength and cheerfulness than
any medicine we have seen, dispcling all those
troublesome sensations which haunt the Dys-
peptic. We speak of the famous Oxygenated
Biters, and with confidence say to every
sufferer, try this wonderful remedy.
1t is ont of our power to add anything to the
weighty testimony given in favor of this med-
cine, but it is a pleasure to recommend, what we
consider the great discovery of the age, and
urge our readers who need to assist nature BY
giving tone energy on natures principle, to try
this excellent medicine.-BostoR Com.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Every SABBATH at the Court House.
ELDER LorHRoP will address the congrega.
ton on next Sabbath SUBJEcr-Figuratire
Language Of Scripture.
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ATovA SCOTIA PLASTER and Water Lime for ssss
20 by w. D, SLOCUN,
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nIPE Chains Pumps. Also Farm Gates for sale at
IA the Kenosha Steam planning MILL.
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persons calling letters in the above list will please
say advertised. SIMEON KING, p. NJ
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TITLE TO REAL ESTA'

Has a complete abstract OF Ill DEEDS, MORTGAGE
JUDGMfNlS and other ms rments of Record ancctiI
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w. EsAkEES'S
PLAIN, SWEET, EAGLE, FRENCH AND
Vanilla Chocolates Cocoa, Broma,
Cocoa Paste, sticks, sc.

fENO MERCHANTS aud CONSUMERS Who
q would purchase the best products OF Co Oh
Tree from aduiteratIonmure nutritious and health.
tul than tea or coiiee-and IN quality unsurpassed
the subscriber recommends the above articles,
manufactured by himself and stamped with his
name and residence. His BROMA and COCOA
PASTE as delicate palatabe-and saluiary drinks
for lnvads convalesccuts children, travellers aud
others, are pronounced by the most EAiI NENf
PHYSICIANS superior 10 any other preparations
Ills FRENCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are warranted equal IN deicdcy and flavor TO the best
of PARIS manufacture, and at half their prices.
In consequence of the great adulteration in almost
ali the COCOA and CHOCOLATE preparations
offered the public, in order 10 cheaper them. the
subscriber hopes that his ewn manufactures will be
thoroughly tested and if found unequal to his re.
COMMUNICATIONS, they may be returned TO his agents
where purchased, and their cost shall be unded.
They are always on sale, in any quantity, by the
principal wholesale grocers in the Eastern cities;
and by his agents. T.. d Brigham & Co, Boston;
James W. Buuce & Co, Hartford; llusscy X Mbr.
ray, New York George Wait Albany; F. BoswoT,h,
Troy, N. y; Grant & Stone, Philadelphia Tho.
mas V, Brundige, Baltimore; Howell Il Shoemaker,
Georgetown, ID, G.; FowIe X Co, Alexandria, Va:
vose Brothers New Orleans Kennel, Mckee Il Co,
! Cincinnati. O; VIM, Bagaley Co, fiUsburg, Pa
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass
March II 1851, ~ u
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State Of .YOi fh-t 0r0t.ft0,

Nttkl EN Et RIG COT MY.
CObr, Of Pleas md Qaorf,r Sessions, Aprtl
Term 1851.
Albert Wallace
us. Attachment.
Joseph : Hodge
lev cd on Stock Of Goods, consisting Il Ca,icoes,
Domosiics, Shoes, Bonneis, Caps, Musllns, Hard.
ware, Cloths, &c. sc. AFRO levied in he hsuds OF
Edwin Alexander, W liam VI, Gnns and Z. b.
hedges and ihrm sumuoned Gdrushee.
q + apBea lng FL ,Le satlstseon Of he Courl hat
u the fndaut hath removed beyond the !iui,s Of
the STATE II Is THEREFORE ORpENrD, hat puOh, ioa
h., made "a the haflo te Journal Tor siS successive
weeks. that unless said defendant shall appear at
tho next Cour OF Pleas ard Qu1rier Session. 10 be
held couGiy, At The Cour House IL Chsrlotte
90 The h Monday "a July next, and hen aud here
Plead or tepltvy, dgment b, uitwil be render
cd against him.
Witness, Br1iy Oates, CIe'k Of our said Court, at
Office, the ith Monday IN Anil A ISL
b OATES, ccC.
POINTER fee, s. $50
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COWAN's
Vegetable ElisEl0MtrlUfic,

safe and eltqin remedy for Graeel Stone in IA.
biad3er for arrangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Orgsns and all kindred diseases.
FEflIIS invaluable Medicine 10 the world weud
4 he a blessing, if the afflicted could only ever.
come their prtjndiees enough 10 try it. Call at Or.
J, +, Glimer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence oil the
utility of This invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN + COWAN.
Yorkvillc, Tenn.
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Legal Notice.

Ma + DAV D. ON having returned TO Char
w ione nd located himself permanently +.
will Tesume The Practice OF the Law H. fl a, j.
IN u, Conf, lour next door the Sh,r f. fiicr.
Cha o,It. Ma, 2! lsii EFT
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Caution.

A IL PERSONS re hereby caufo1ed not 10
"A trade for a PkOMISSORY NOTE, made by
mysc'f payable 70 Charles Overman Of on dor Tor tie
sum Of Eleven Hundred aud Twenty FIVE Dollars,
dated tho lllh day OF April last, ard payable SIX
months after date. The Note having been made al
Augusta, Ga; sid Overmln residing IN Charlotte,
NC. | am determined not to pay SAID Promissory
Note, because the consideration tot wh.h il was
given has failed.
LUTHER ROLL.
Nay 81, 1851. t26
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Term, 1851.
George w Houston
us Attachment.
Joseph ). Hodges. \
Levied on a Stock OF Good, consisting Of Callcoos,
Domesiios, Shoes. Bounets. Caps, Mnsllus HARD,
wste, Cloths, SC, SC. Also levied IN the hands OF
Edwin Alexander, William McGlnnls and L. IL
Hodges aud them summoned as Garnishee.
T appearing Standardization OF the Court that
Il the d,fendan, hath removed beyond the limits
OF the State. lr Is THEREFORE oKpERrp 'hst puohca
lion be made IN the Charlotte Journal Tor SIX sue
ccssve weeks, that unless said defendant shall ap
pear al the next Cour, OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
10 be held for said county of Meckienburg at The
Cout, House IN Charlotte. the 4th Monday IN Ju-
" nelt and then and there, plead or roplevy' Jndg'
ment by default will be rendered against HIM
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk OF oar said Court al
o'hcc, the 4th Monday in April A. D ls5l'
D. OATES, ccc.
ffn,s''s fee. esq 1870
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esS3.hss Fl Y ANlNG returned from visit to The
Il Z South, offers his Professional Ser.
6ssofa Wees To the public lfOficc next door
M 10 YoIng, Blalr Cos Slore.
Charlotte 4Brii ls5t. l7tf
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Runaway

ENRON tho fub,ofihsr living 10 Concord, n C.,
u or thu 1881 Of Affii ia,i, ~ .ats.'ec apprcn.
tire 70 The Fsnning Buan"fs, hi Tue name 81 " IL.
LIAM lLLiFORD. ~ c-rs Oh, ebsgt ) e t
hEh, gu, camp'tr'td. ~ persons s.t 'orrWarrcd
: b.f.ag "a eap0yisg s4ie b., be i.w will be
elior ed .4iusi any one WHO may q, So
J. l. tUNDY.
Nay l>5I. 22-3t
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Plank Road Notice.

EgOOkS Tor subscription to the Charlotte and
kB Tsylor,ville Plank Road now open and
can be found at the Store of Leroy Springs
u. PARKS
JNO A YOUNG,
WV JOHNSTON,
LEROY SPRINGS
JAMES A. SAULER.
Commissioners.
Charlotte, May 10, 1851. 2iy
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Direct Importation.
GOODS

as being one Of the most extensive ever offered ~
this Market rising an assortment OF
Plain and Figured Black, Fancy lared Figured,
Foulcrd, Gl3ce and Chtue SILKS;
RAREGE S, GRENADINES, ALRARlNES;
French and Scotch GlNGHAliS, Sc, OF the latest
and newest styles;
yrv full stock olnow style BONNET RIBBONS ;
GLOVES of ever, description;
large variety Of SllAWIS 5, adapted to the Spring
and Summer trade;
HOSIERY SIN oud Cettor in great VARIETY;
4 large stock Of SIN Mohair, Cotton and Thrcud
EDGlNGS and LACES
Possessing facilities tor purchasing on the most
favorable terms. confidently invites comparison
with any MARKET in he United States.
He will have in ADDITION, fall supply OF Ameri.
can Manufactured Goods.
a call from his friends, aud dealers generally, is
respectfully solicited
Charleston, s. C November, 1850 '3lt
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Managers 81 Eicctions.
Psrciscrs. JusricEs. JuDou
Long Creek b W Alexander, Robt Iienafisrn and
NJ A Wallace
Deweese, WIN Patterson, WIN Gillespie and
J N Whulnw
II's, ID w Barnett, Henry G iio~ay aud
l. Dearmond
MeLe.ry', Stephen Wilson + sadler and
WIN Clarke
Steel Creek, NJ Hiru II McDpwel and
Jon. Reed
llaurs Al Hood Wm VI Comb and
VIM BIN
Harrisburg, w VI ius'on, A Stc~Art and
IF Ilnto,
Providence " W Msthea,. AJlrs5and
J :. Sample
Charlotte. Alex Strings 7 II Bfem and
" Films
UNION COUNTY
Wilson's, Stephen BctIe~ bo n DAVIS and
George NcCsin
Winchester, John Rape Geo A Winchester and
Jacob Wolf
oooer. Eli Stewart sP stewart. and
Philip Condor
Sur flower. Robt A Martin Rob't Howard and
Aaron HOWE
Gold Niae, JOS K Hudson John p Houston and
K Tarhcrtn
simpsons WIN Muse A II Crossed AID
David Gu bettsGa
S1ofVs Afch'd Llney John Short and
Hiram Bfo@n
Monroe, DA Coyingion II NJ Houston end
Archie MuLary
On the lei Thuudsy N August mex, The above
named persons vii attend their rospccliye precincts
aud dlsenstge their dures a. inspectors
TN ALEXANDER, SbfT
Necklenburg County
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Stolen
state 81 .S0fSh-S 'GE0FiRT,
MEtELENHUEC COUNTY
curt IF Pleas and Qoaricr Sessions, iprtl

Term sOl.
s 4 Stlean
u Attachment
iose'L :. !icdacs
l'v or a Stock 81 Goods consisting at Calicoes,
Domes''rs Sto,s. q uutts, Ctps. Nn.lius, Hard.
we're, CHtns &c, &c. Also l,tad IL Ii nat IDS Of
fd,m AtN.ldtr, ni..um M,Gr,uis sl4 7. Is.
ne0ce' and -hem summuntd az Glfni hee
{ appearing to lie lisisc'ion Of tte Coud, hat
re defendant ia o removed ba,o aEe lml'. ot
le STATE II Is TnEarroaE OFpEFFp that pIhhca.
lion ls made r., tha,otle journal, forstl .ucc,s
I've vctk., tat urlcs sid dci Don't stall appear
al the mex Court Of Pleas and Qqerier sessions TO
he held Tor said cHLrty. at the Court House f4r.
'o;t' ~ he Naad IL J4l} ncSt and Ben aud
lhtr" n'a ~ or repcyy lsi5mett BY default vii he
rtrdafgd aegt,s; LU..
W'ug Bray O4'cs CetA Of oar sid CoyIt, al
fhce, nc fh Monday IN apti \. ID. is5I
b OADtS ccc.
Prrr'sfie So 80
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Blank Notes

NNOR sale at this Office, besides al. other BANKS
used by Clerks and ConStsbles.
Warranfse Dteds for sale al this OFce,
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-HE ~ sss MGD E~o
II. w. Moore

Having purchased tho took OF Tin and IW-WJrc
Of the late firm Of 4. W. Moore & Go has the plea
sure to inform his cid customers that he is NOW pre-.
pa ed to carry on the business on his own account,
and respectfully solicits share Of The public pat.
ronagc. lie is prepared TO execute all Jobs in his
line Of business such
Roofing, Guttering, Stove Pipes, Sc
He viii be found at bis Old stand,
w. MOORE.
January |, 1850. SIT
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Niafe Of .Nor4h-s arOiina,

MrCKLENBrRG COUNTY
Court Of Pitas and Quarter Sessions, Apr'i
Term, 1851.
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tlev'nr purchased toe entire interest of h. H.
Bow. IN 'he late firm Of Springs & Brswey
intend 70 rcaarae the
TcEc7ILle Business
1t ny cd sttat aal feeling ccediuciy era'cfu, 10
ny 'rlsud- ST. Gee rlAhc cerera'ly ia lie patron.
are iueg received d: .auitsLd., llA taof u afeo
ard wei selecta
.2L11G1 CT C2EDJlc3
has ever been brought 10 ihs Town. Having
an immense amount ~ unstUi,d lu.intss "a tlrso
MP. intend herca'rrr 10 s,i lof CASH src CASH
ONLY ard viii ,C Coco. AZ such tsdlcet rs.rs
as to axe II ;be interest ri al turrt, T. rfos.to
The Cash ard then cal. trd b, scpy.,d. 81, l.os
nov consists OF every variety Of
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state Of .VOggh.(0rOti.;fF

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pl,os and Qoarter Sessions, April
Term, 1851.
l. B Fncher, adm. Of Frederick
SlaTnes, dee'd. Feutl0n
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, A.cs..n..r,,

VALUABLE FARM AT AUcTIoN-For sale, desirable arm
fsuquer county virginia, adjoining the somerviis post
ofce about midway between Warenton town. mi
Fredericksburg and occupancy Doctor J. T.
coutain which three hundred
cleared and the remainder woodand-oak hickory MAPLE
&C. so principally the red sandy oam considered
The improvements
with hall through centre, good house, pr,yios
house, milk house, barn, and carriage house, large yard
surrounded with shubbery and forest There
fruit trees apples, peaches Cherries &C., and lasting
place. vicinity OF spd
railroads be Aenandia ana
Gordonsse and the fredericksburg and nne oppos
uny thus offered for making advantageous real
estate, the farm will be sold bargain.
For further information apply John T. Cochranc,
nings, 18th street, just below +.
k.B.-rhe positively
Thursday afternoon 49, O'Clock Title ndispus
BILE
TERMS very liberal will be al the tim,
Of sale,
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept 6-eod&ds Auctopsen
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ny A. GREEN, Aucs,oneer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AuCTIoN.-on Thursa.'
he 10Th instant shall SELL premises, at oooe p
handsome building lot situated east street between
and TO the corner
wants avenue containing s2 eeti hcine lot ~" a.,
square No tea, having front ID street 81 feet, ana ~
deep a.
Terms in sir and twelve monns IN.
notes bearing deed given and deed Of trust e' -
indispuabie. .-...,
sept 9l--4t a, sHshN' h"s""
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Public melting IN San Augustine county, Teras.

Public meeting IN San Augustine county, Teras
On Saturday the 23d instant, meeting OF the citizens
OF San Augustine county convened at the court house
for the purpose of taxing into consideration the revou.
ionary movements of the inhabitants OF Cuba
On motion. Colonel o. M Wheeler called to the
chair, and Burwell j. Lewis appointed secretary.
After the organization of the meeting, General j. p
Henderson called upon TO address citizens who,
IN his usual style OF manly and forcibe eioQuence
minded us that Cubans were struggling the great
cause OF freedom in which fathers battled that
they occupied similar situation 10 that of our own
luton and struggling 10 exrcae herself from the sbackles
OF Mexican tyranny; and that AT least that patriotic
and oppressed people deserved sympahes not our
efforts that nobest OF all causesthe cause OF liberty
On motion OF c. Payne, esq, committee of thirteen
appointed TO draught resolutions expressive Of the
object OF the meeting, and to report Wednesday fol-
lowing. The chairman appointed the following commit
tee Gen. j. y. Henderson, Gen. 7. g Brooks {
Payne. esq Capt. j. D Nash, Maj BIZ Thompson, A.
M Hanks, r w. Martin, J. c. Brooke, VIM nj Sipp-
son, Gordon Needbam, Bernard Kelley, F. v Mckee,
esq and b. r. Benton, esq
:, On motion, The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Wednesday
Adjourned MEETING. Wednesday, 27u,--2 o'clok, D. M
The meeting met according to adjournment. On mo-
ton OF X, w Martin, the meeting then orxanized-the
former chairman presiding-wbeu the committee through
Mai b. Thompson, their chairman presented the FOL
lowing preamble and resolutions, drawn by B. r Ben.
'on esq which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, the fourth OF July. the inhabitsnt. of the
island OF Cuba declared themselves Tree aud
ton, made and sestsd by the sincerity of their blood
shed In the holy of liberty entities them ADM
ration and political sympathy and whereas is ncon-
troverble point in national law that State or
province OF government declaration epend
ence, with reasonable probability Of maintaining H. the
declaration 80 made and Asserted, IL 10 effect dissolution
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VALUABLE FARM AND HOTEL, IMPROVED CITY PROP
Y ERTY, ALSO SERVANT MAN AND WOMAN AT AUC
ToN-on Monday, the 9Th Of October a4 O'Clock IN,
shall sell that valuable Of land called
ter improved by frame hotel, known Good Hopc.D lying
the side Of the Eastern Branche county
beginning the Marlboro road
number (3 thirteen, being peches from
ton Of leading towards SpaidnC
road aforesaid and running thence north degrees
perches 10 the Intersection of
sad and from thence, with the said road leading spas
south thirty perches binding
the said road following
haf degrees percbes thirty degrees
pcrcbca Walkers north
degrees perches and from begnnn
containing ood AID perches
Immediately after the sale Of the above, shall sell
aged four and
ycars-both Of whom restricted 70 the District
3k O'Clock, the all that piece parcel
ground lying and being in the OF Washington
Of "Navy Yard Bridge, being S. SQUARE
0oi improved by eings beginning
corner Of said and running thssce and fronting
SOUTH feet thence north thirty feet
thence south thirty feet fronting Ilth place bse
ming, and containing ZOO square feet
Terms for the land and
six twelve, and eighteen months with interest," satisfactorily
Terms for the servants, cash.
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Sep 20-eodhds AuctioNeen
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION--nn Mod
day 9Th September, the premises,
we shall sell that valuable 'os being part OF No No
3Is together with the improvements conssns substantial
and Unfinished two brick dwelling and badias
known "RePub,csn House, owned and oeavA
by John Toy,
property worthy Of capitalists
which appreciated
o
third balance in equal nstalments
two years, satisfactorily secured,
DYER MCGUIRE,
9t-d
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ny DYER q McGUIRts, Ane,,on,.r..

NToCk OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS STORE FIXTURES,
6e-on Thursday morning. september 25h, O'Clock, we
shall sell the stock OF quo Ac occupied
by Mt - g. holland, Of l. consist
Of
Brandy, whisksy Gin and wine
vinegar, apcrm OIL coffee
sugar. starch, spices, -four, buckwheat
Candies, brown, variersted, and Castillo soar
Tobacco, barrels salt Kegs lard
Meal and shorts, baskets
Brooms buck rtsa and tub.
Croekery, glass, stone, and esuhen ware
Scales and weights, measures, tobacco knife
Oil cansters, &c.
Also, the stole fixtures.
Counter, shelving, drawers, bins &C.
Terms; US and under, four months
credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
DYER a MCGUIRE,
Sept Nd Aucuanesrs'