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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Frou Havana. The steamer EmPu,
CTS, Tanner. arrived Ih.' morning, with
date, torb. 81 inst She brourh, 80 pas.
.cnrrr,. 100000 10 dur on freight, and
s9io.ooo 900 ,hc hands of Pssscugcu.
Tu, United state. steamer John lIaucock
~, lying 90 Havana.
Nmrns ,hc passengers iu thc Empire CIV
Is Capt EIas, hlc ct ,hc Cuban expedition,
who va, liberated by ,hr Captain General
haitian hour h,lur, uc Empire sailed.
The new. from Havana is anticipated by
our Nrv Orleans despatch uf yesterday.
W learn farther by ihc Empire City, tIat
Captain E.II. was furnished with passport
rrau.. and immediately conveyed ou bad
doc steamer, under an yscuu, 300 lhr govern
m,at b8r.. There vcr % pr.ou,r nl,
remaining 900 lbc husP.,4Is They would 90.
..ut Go SPAN as so0n as ca1,a.Dcrui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

c. NJ Gait, the President Of the ST.
lautcu-r & Atlantic Railroad, arrived in
this city IN the afternoon tain yesterday,
coming from Nuulrcal by way ct Melbourne
and Gorham. We learn through him, that
the Montreal end uf the line will be- opened
ior business vith1u, tail ncV week, as Tar as
Mrlhoumc,-,ha the particular route and
place II junction, of the tvo lines, Is def.
nitrly settled hy the two boards, and that the
rpr1g, chat s. l,lri0i rUHy grgfiui from
Mualrral down 20 Portland, the whole dis
lance from cIy lo city. viii b. for'y.hrs fat
per mile. and uo more, further, the ruling
rising gradient from Portland upio Montreal,
will NOT exceed uIiy f,d pr mf This IS
a mu.t extraordinary state of things, when
So take into consideration, that ,hls railway
ro, only rls,r, the Wius nils, bot also the
hgi'lrd, Ut cine treaty Of li-3. lirgls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

rraut, - passion 'or dr,,s, and mere cAier-
nal r-peaarrrs Such wom'n Is exceed
tn,ly Ia... i1 uakta false estimate of char
ac,cr. Person BOZ cgs.ir alrrs hovcycr'ile,
may Pc preferred pa hereto lho,iuuuus poor.
n.rarly. though neatly. clad How lulg has
such mind Co recommend Il To- the wise and
che curd hov .Ily cultivated or developed ,
bow poorl, Gucj Co train youug minds tn var.
toe ard usefulness. Strange that any mind
sill pay be- ds,o,ioas to dress, instead 81 those
iu,aluablc rrar., that odou the we'll cduc'
ed mind, armed "a .,h ibe panoply Of TRUTH
though he humble inmate Of poverty = dwell.
Irr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

rT'lt d, stated cha, Nr Cowoan, doe
Washington Banker. Boa, handed 1900 do'llr,
Co lho Mayor Ut the City Co pas thc fare of
,hc destitute Hungarian, To their nrw colony
DO the West The railroad and steamboat
companies, however, have literally offered 10
convey them free, and thc $500 will there
ior, b. expended in the purchase OF agrcul.
mnl tools and provision, Tor the journey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10
Sharp Practice.

The Journal Of Commerce tells the follow.
inr story Of some sharp practice on the part
II the Cashier of the Peoples Bank, Paucr'
son, y. ], who happens also to be President
of the Railroad Company.
The morning this institution failed, the
Cashier came in town, expecting to make ar
raupcmru,. to go on rs usual hut his agent
here very properly refused to redeem the bills
unlcs. supplied beforehand with the ''necdhl''
which was not forthcoming, and the Cashier
accordingly started on bis return tn make
preparation. for closing the bank. On arm
wing o., Jersey City, be found quite a number
Of brokers collected. who had got wind of ,hc
trouble. and were un their wny To Patterson
90 secure, II possible The redemption Of che
bills in their hands. The train started, ih'
hungry bll holder. seated in lho ears, and the
Cashier. who is Pr,s.don, Of the RAILROAD
Company standing with the Engineer on the
locomotive. ANcrs run ola few miles ,h,
bolt by which the engine drrw ils burlheu
vas quietly Withdrawn, AND the train carry.
ing hs Cgdir, shot onward To Patterson
leaving doe car. io follow AZ their leisure. --
A. .uon as %, had taken leave of hIs passcn
rcr, the engineer ru, hack To bring up the
train. and found d, at dead stand IN an inter
cs,inr locality, vhc'c the passengers bad
abundant time and opportunity 10 examine ih,
scenery, and cool ihc lc,crof their impotence
When the train reached Patterson, thc score
Of brokers rushed 20 the Bank, bul found II
closed. With an interesting Placiri attached u
the door"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Tur Rryuirrfo, o, rur Riu Gr,,ur
Tho Steamer Fanny. with a.t.rc- from Tex
1. 90 ihs Co.,. hls arrived.
Gyu. DHauHu 500 umHs ~ C1mlTgo
Tho people ol,hat rovn had tdHa meeting
anl resolved lo accept doe puuuucumsa,1 of
,Hr r.,o'aiou..ls The Nrvrlu imor .'r.
TONED there were allowed lu march Dul with
iha honor. olvar Tho rru.l'iu1.s'a v,n
determined l1 defend ihc place.
Aunou having reached Naunnns, rIa'
'hr invaders vrr, preparing 'o march upon
l0.u. large number 81 thc inhabitants, boo
Guiding 700 'Hr women aaI children, fa!-
'r.t.. ur.s 2ru mrl boz '.vn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Jrpor WoopBuEY. go \ committee Of ar
engagements appointed by the city council, at
Portsmouth. To take measures for the expires.
sion Of the public feeling on the occasion Of
the death Of the late Hon. lev, Woodbury.,
has appointed the Hon. Robert Rauioul, IT,,
to deliver euloey on a day to be named by
him. Mr.. Ranloul, who has lately returned
from the western country, has accepted the
invitation, and a day subsequent to the 18th
inst, will be appointed for the public eeremo-
MES 10 honor Of the deceasod.-BoaoH Adr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

ASorHER SURvWoR.-l.t. Theodore 4.
Stephens, one Of Col Criuonden's party, at
the time Of their capture hy the steamer llaba-
nero, jumbcd overheard and escaped to the
shore by swimming. Amer wandering for a
month through the woods and mouslains, rag
ped and shocess, and without any other iood
than leaves and Wild fruit, be surrendered
himselfto the authorities, and was taken to
Havana.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

.rTBy reference 90 Another column, our
readers will see that the Atlantic y 81 Law
renee Railroad commenced ils Fall and Win
Encouragement, on Monday last. Trains now
leave South Par, for Portland At quarter be-
fore eight, \. VI. ana tcu minutes before ~,
W. For GOrham at 5o miguIcs past o, AN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

pHrs.-Wr i.as very much 20 sge a lady
ar.ss.l, DOB good taste according 10 her rank aud
condition 90 uie. Bot To see a lady make
dr,,, almost Der only theme, involve an her
thoughts, art its " fixing" constitute her
principle employment, calling into exercising
uu,y tHe faculties Necessary To AID her Ia max
Iag d mere uuta5rJ show, lessons our estiuia-
t.yu Of ber real accomplishments very much.
10 musi d. a shallow mind that aims only to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

KossuTH IS expected in about a week into
New York. The Commercial Advertiser
has brief but eanes, call on diiIeren, classes
OF citizens, particularly the lawyers, in New
York, to make the neediul arrangements Tor
his reception. The Comou Council some
time since appointed a joint committee to
make the needful arrangements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

MELANCHOLY AocDrSr. \ workman by
the name OF Dunn, fell from the roof Of No.
| Mil At Lewiston, where be- was engaged
in stating, and vas 20 injured that he died IN
a few minutes. lie came to work but the
day beforc-bolongs IN Boston, where he
leaves wife
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Dispatches have been received by the Gov
eminent from Commodore Parker, who was
sent To inquire into the capture aud execution
Of the fly American prisoners. H. reports
lha, the Captain General refused to receive
him In the capacity sent by this Government,
and referred him To Madrid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

GroEoA ELECTION OurwlcgnPhic des.
patch to day from Savannah, Is pptty dccI.
siyc a. to the general success Of the uniun
party in Georgia, although It is not imProba'
bic that one or two Of the southern rights can
didalcs for Congress, are chosen. Howell
Cobb, the Union candidate, j. undoubtedly
chosen Go,onor-BodoH Tfdr0lr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

1--WE are gratlhed to learn from the Sher-
brooke Gazette, that the 81. Lawrence and
Atlantic Railroad is tn be opened to Richmond
(Mclbournc) early in October, This will be
eighty miles from Moniresl. The Gazette
saws /, is anticipated that Lord Elgin will be
present. The Stanslcad Journal inumalcs
that. in that case, his Lordship may be invited
TO extend his tour to Stanstead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10
Attention y!

81 Young men Of Paris, DESTROYS Of form
Ing a military Company, ATE hereby request
cd Co meet at the Court House, on Paris HILL,
ua saturday the 18th inst, at three O'Clock IN
the afternoon, lur the purpose Of making pre-
lm,n1ry arrangements. PER ORDER.
Oct. :, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

.FThe Governor Of Massachusetts, has ap-
pointed the 18th Of November as a day Of
thanksgiving The Boston Post says, that
there is an understanding among all the gov
emors Of the Union to appoint that day for
the Observance Of the annual holiday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

q Owing To the press OF other matters,
We are obliged to defer the publication OF the
proceedings Of the Convention Vt School Com
miuees, holden at Fyeburg, on the lot inst.
Il shall appear next week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

We have received a copy Of Robert b.
Thomas almanac, for 1852. This is one Of
our oldes, and best almanaes. jerks, HEX
ling a. Swan, Boston, are the publishers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

.TThc New Orlrln. Bulletin II the 2oth,
mentions a report that Jefferson DAVIS had
Withdrawn he acceptance Of the nomination
for Governor OF Mississippi, be- being danger.
ou,ly ~ at his residence. Tho report also
say, be- has resigned hl- Genculship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

THr Ss,AE. We have received from
Peler T.. Ab.l, No. 81 North Second s.,
philadelphia, news game, or play called
"thc Sake, which will be- found 400 mirr-
c,ung and entertaining companion ior both
old aui Young persons, during the coming
winter evenings ON the remittance Of 90
cts, postage paid, ,he Publisher will send a
copy Gcc Of postage. OF three copies for oas
dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

NoRwAy ApvrEr.srE.-lhis paper came
to Ms last week with the name Of Col 6. W.
Millcu as Editor and Proprietor. Mf. VI.
was formerly associated with Us iu publishing
this paper Success to han ~ his new cnle'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

r-s. N.PETTENCiii, No. 10 Srart 81.
JaarraI PuiI nrl NnsrrN. tH 0ui alia'''i 't'''
Er -rge.l.rl raIrc..l i.aas, .ra'.tia2 advertise
urHIs, ESQ.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

USvrRsALIsr CoLLEGE-h a meeting oil
the subscribers To the fund, at Boston, last
week. II was stated that the required suhscriP-
tion Of 500 900 had been made and so9'OoO
collected. The following we're appointed
business cammiuee: ReyA. A. Miner OF
Boston. Rev. I ]. Greenwood, OF Dover v
H., Hon. |. washbum, Of Orono, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

e. Two young American ladies have &C.
Gently accomplished the journey from Ne"
York TO Athens IN Greece. entirely alone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

In Sacramento City Big.er has lod ma
iority in the county, over four hundred, aud
the entire democratic ticket chosen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

There are Is 900 Momons a, Salt Lake. and
they arc building a railroad to the mountains
some eight miles, to bring maionel ior mo
building Of second temple
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Gov. Jouysro, mur ,r'-h letter 10 tbs
Philadelphia North American. give. Ihe ~.
lowing intelligence Of ,h.sdIsgnoriul'nu'le-
ton.
porrvur. sept %, 1851
Ou Monday evening, thc Governor and h.'
escort returned to lhis place from Iamlgu
Owing Co the darkness OF ,hc might. anI ,.r
fear ol accident, they were forced Co tnuI
very slow, and % va, ~ O'Clock before lhry
arrived al Mount Carbon.
Tho Governor va. met hy large party %
miners, With their lamp, burning, aaJ ,senr.
ted To- b., quarters, lhc Governor being oa
foot A. soon as they started Cor Noun, Gaze
bon. they we're aliaclcd, DO 90, most coward
u.s. aud,tllaiuous manner. with firearms, sIOrs1
and club, \ pistol vas fired o., some or.
.nn within frN feet OF ihc Governor, thr h1.l
from which passed within four feet ofbls pgr.
.un. and within a frw lncbr. of ihc psro1 ni
Carafn Frank Pou and cot. jacob VI long.
who acre boz thr escort directly boz front 9th.
Governor \ rush 50. made Cor iho villain
who Grri. but thr darkness prevented bis ar.
rest Shortly after, and when tho procession
had Jus, reached ,hr sharp mountain, ihry
vorr assaulted With clubs and stones thrown
frum thc mountain, where a party Ut the VII.
.. ,....... ..a..t.T A ..... b. . 600. .t....f .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

L. :. Gold Coin. SI76jj,732
4. =. SILVER Coin, 1903, ZOOS
Gold Dust, l3j,Ooa
Foreign Coin, l2hol 'lj3
Total, S37,7ai,0O'
L ;. gold coin7gc, same period SGs,'aI,l7O
Il thus appear. that IN 'hi, period Of TWEEN.
~ months. the gold coin. struck a, the L. ;.
mint c,c,rd lhe amount Of American gold cN-
ported, by the large sum Of sl',oGj,3'9.
Asittsuui believed that the stock OF for
cirn ccins ll, diminished, !, result, that the
sum OF SIg,GOI 1853 Of the coins exported,
must have been made good by immigrants, in-
asmuch s,ery lnlr specie Is now brought to
thi. country by the course Of trade. Its un-
questionable, at any rate, that our receipts Of
specie IN the pocket. OF immigrants are large.
On the whole, the country was never 80
we'll supplied with the precious metals as at
the peseu, moment, aud our stocks are now
constantly and largely increasing.
Aside from the port Of New York, our inn
ports are and have been fully equal to our ca
pOrts.-Bmgor Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Gov. JoWsroS Wur ,r'-h letter 20 ths
Philadelphia North American. give, lbe ol-
lowing intelligence Ut lh,sdIsgncriuituus1c-
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sulrsd which they furnished a. The
ow MAfkst Prices 1.-THE department shall
s s soass' ID nsyas s soau.e. M . articles and
may have the article Furnished peon persona who
w furnish n dsusnded BY the con,uc tor
Blank iorm for proposals will be-
sou. Applying Tor them and without therein,
paMent would nnd II dheuh 10 make decision,
ken n'o consideration unless agreeing herewith
The department right ordering greater
less 4uanu Of each every article
uacted for as the public service may require.
The head Of the department will all
terms Of tbs contract hsvs been
power to annul the upon any comply
BILE time. l a H' : ~ + ~'' :"
Bonds with approved sscur, given by person
persons contracting and IN a. failure supply
he aud his uress shall
fed In such bond ilquidaled damages.
The will ow~st best bidder
each 6c three classes above the best bid be
mined amer careful purpose
department.
The right 10 reject any bid where
apparent that Of the articles bid very
and part very high rates, without regard
EACH for the Of affecting
estimate conVined in the advertisement.
N. X. HALL,
.5 Postmaster General. :
! = An 4--Ia sal4ae e-as asa
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A GENERAL LAND orrcx, March 81, 1881.
IN ORDER Congress, passing
Yosh September 1850 bounty land to certain ocers
oders who engaged military tn United
States carried and this be
country patriotic
the hardy enterpsng settlers the
sads the u o. their industry and pvahons the secretary
public BE- given all settlers public lands, sub
within thirty days after making heir and i'm
ovemen required BY the enpton OF h septenbe
st 80 a. secure he presumption rights, and prevent ner
And thss all bs located the land applied for
whether said land not after having
ocated shall hands fths land
oeers least iofy days atthe end OF that time there no IN
teresncs BY those locations with premption claims
the will bs returned this Office pasnng bur there
is such inlerferencs, new location viii be made.
Wssnces locate their their empu0n
where tbs land proclaimed and offered public sale
n March, 1851 ana where minimum Of the land
more sn one do'ar and twenty cents per acre. can pay In
difference between OF the land and the
covered the esans the u 23 per No
rights attach the alternate sections reserved the
Onrd sssse. siong shs railroads canals
Where application ns ocs by waantee locate
couny particular on which msde
and whore s specthsd would bo well designate several
shall taken, located
the sl Of the Others which be without further delay In
adavi Of the applicant taken before officer
compeen, person
toned accompany application The
guardian duly certified Of
au.hofsy 70 ACT 'aua also accompany the application -
the The fer the fiscal ending f June
is32, approved ID March, 1885, enacted thar warrant oi
other Congress, shall be located land which
had heretofore been brought Market then subject to
law beps 1885, granting bounty and
which had been proclaimed and offered for prior
-. J.BUTTEReIELD,
Ap la-law6w COMMISSIONER
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he name VI will be soeAs anss s
payment OF hc subscription be made In sAvSaee.
p~n suescnse" forward b. issVs, ~ pstss
on which wan be paid assumed sy ssssa, IN Ats
ssc transmission
Inc oooNikf PAfER published weekly during ns
alo1s Coasless and weekly during the secess.
subscriptions for period yesr vii b. rsesvs<
terms psoporuoned TO this above rasss.
WroSiMAsIEh5 as authorize sssasy ssl, ~
sending DAILY subscriber ESQ e.cossd g s,s
SEMI WEEkL subscribers with sas enclosed WRnKL
subscribers, with CIV encossd viii se copy
same as they furnish subscribers tor evssss
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Furnishing Mail Locks and keys.
PosT OFFICE DKrARTsKsT,
Mach IA lkEl

PosT OryIck DEPARTMENT
March a. 1851.
1T being desirable to substitute keys Kind
mail service OF The United States,
.n 'ns % ~ & Posi- once the
day July The dneen, locks will be submitted TO
no furnishing such locks
aud KEY. ot four years with the ns' on the part o. Tue
additional ~ four BY giving TO the contractor
months before the termination years
h. best lock n the lowest price, no kind
lection which fair comped
invited develop " however proper 20 state that
qualities, durability uniformity lisbtnesa, and strength
purpose Of dpscins simultaneously all the mail locks
adapted thereto will be reqnired TO be furnished y
hs contractor within seven me.h. @ aer s oonas %
dur. locks and keys adopted well as the increase Of
Thousand Of The famrr and one thousand OF
considered be like already in general
any whom the contract may be made be allowed
MAKE SELL nish Ioch similar 70 those contracted
other uso an That OF The Post once Depart
n. adopted must be patented and the patensc will
required entering into contract make an Of his
and benefit Of the department. the
shall deem such requirement essential 10 The
q ~ cas-. .ns Ss as o. hs Of % any my
shall hsve the right besides resrt TO the penal
any parties, he It, for fur
nshins similar locks and keys.
may for the msils
bidder and fof the ss' that OF another lie
sor such and the rsh
the specimens .nd p,opo y be shall deem hn. course
required bond, win ample security in the sum Of
thousand dollar. fr faithful performance ef the contract
cct and keys and also for guarding ss.'n their pas.
sn.s s.svs.. me sp.rsmen, and the bidder
n" spacs,on win b. considered accompanied
Ncoy Of the Trustworthy character Of the bidder and OF
his ss'h'y to nnhl the contract u.,, ,..,.. o.r,,
March ls-ia~tIs,Iaiy
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CUPERIOR Daeu~ rreot ype. i-Ftrst Premium III. H.
y hase he
ground any in the country His galleries
between and 9th
No. 2o7 Baltimore Bsmore corner broadway md Leonard
n Main Richnond Sycamore
street. Petersburg; MAN street. Norfok and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia ...
1s highly finished eieco dagueeoypcs
extraordinary Improvement insnrins faithful and highly finished
ikenesses u a few seconds.
The re,ay back gouud ipveHd by II. whehut, gives
airy and living appearance the picture.
Whtehurss distribute thirty
sand pictures annually and have given Th,
AsstevpG proof the superiority Of his kenese
n W. public generally his elegantly
gallery fuckers store, whore free
exhibition of pictures wiibs given.
competition In daeuerreotypes the
Fair 81 the Maryland Institute, he awarded the nrsi
medal by the judges.
Lknc.es ofsvey description copied, and oriem eases
attended to, Nov 2s--dly
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TERMs:
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter.
For day - " 70 9i6 "
Mar 2l-E5hA

AKsHAL's sALE-By virtue Of writ Of deri f.clss,
III clerks office circuit Of the District
Of Columbia for the county of Washington, and directed
shall expose for sale, Wednesday, the h day Of April 1881,
the IL highest
bidder for cash, the following described property 70 wi. All that
OF lot 46l, lying being in the CITY Of
ahngion In the county aforesaid beginning the same The
southwest the alley made ubdvon Of and
square, running eastwardly along ne Of
North Canal - feet nobwardy and At right
angle B right angle weswa0iy
y the said alley thence souhwady along said alley d6
beginning Also, all OF lot in tbs sah
Of 461 All that Of lot In subd
n lots and In Isl beginning for the u c
OF AZ said let
and which also the Of said aad which lima
along t and running from said beginning south 10 feel
thence due east ~ feet inches thence with straight line owsrd
line from
all Of said
premises, seized and levied upon viii
sold o satisfy udicias October i.HsF.
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
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