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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
JUST TIVE TIM ~
For Cheap Ready.Made Clothing!

ERANK s. CO, under the Virginia Hotel, beg
l. leave 10 invite the attention Of the public to
their superor stock of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
Rookbridge Land for Sale.

VIZ SuUScfloeI VIII seii d. puUilC huC.iUl, VA
L the 10Th day Of November next, his PIanta-
lion, known as the "Gay Farm" living on the
North River in The Pastures Of Rockbrdge. and
between the Furnace and Forge Of Dalh lson
Works.
II contains about
700 AoR Els,
about 200 of which, are River Button, and is orc
of the most valuable and productive farms in that
section of Rockbridge, being in good condition and
well adapted to the culture Of grass and all kinds
ofgrain. |. has upon it an excellent
TIN YARU,
and is located n a god neighborhood. Persons
wishing 10 purchase are invited TO view the prem
ises before the day of sale.
TERMS.-The purchase money will be diyid-
ed into four equal annual payments the purchas-
er executing bonds with good security, ard the I'll
lie withheld until The purchase money is paid
Farther particulars on The day Of sale.
The sale, will take place at the Forge Of Bail,
Iron Works, at 10 O'Clock NJ. when survey Of
the land will be exhibited.
At The same time and place, will sell At public
auction, On liberal credit.
TRACT OF LAND,
lying on Bratton's Run, in said County, called the
b ear Tract, containing about 400 ACRES. This
tract, is heavily timbered and has Waterloo
upon il.
These lands will be shown by Mr.. James Wat
kins, residing at Bath Forge.
ApDaEss-Wn. Weaver, p. Master, Buffalo
Forge, Rockbridge Co.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
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offered in this market, consisting In pari OF
Fine GOLD and SILVER ssI1l
WATCHES, of extra and
superior quality, (some Of /Mn ~
DIxoNs make y Gold Fob, Nis\ sS
Vest and Guard Chains; We M%
Seals aud Keys Breas,pns, sSSSN<< o s,lLsssssj
ar-rings, Bracelets, Fin 49, S.ssssssss. o.
ger Rings, and Jackets of the most beautiful
styles and quality; Silver Spoons, OF every varl-
ETY.; AlSaa Ware; superior lot Of Cutlery ;
Gold Silver. Steel and Plated Spectacles; Gold
and Silver Thimbles; Gold and Diamond point
ed Pens. very fine, and every other article found
in large Jewelry Store.
~ Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired
as usual a, the shortest notice, and warranted for
l2 months
O. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
GEORGE b. WRIGHT.
Slaunton, Oct. 90. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
A quick Penny better than yioa Shilling

As ] will receive, m lew days, very large
n ass mliilenl III Boots, Shoss Hats Gaps, Sc.
will disp 80 Uf them ~ a very snid advance be-
lsviUg che ave vluttu tn be true one. Gail if
y1u want ,aIgains in the ab,ve arlc'rS ''nr aay-
thing else" a. }. DEAKlNS.
Oct 90 ISL. rppos;is tie pJ.l Ofi'e
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
ROCKBRlDGE LAND FOR SALE.

RY virtue of Decree OF the Circuit Quart Of
~ Rockbridge, pronounced on the 18th day Of
April last, in cause therein pending, between A.
II. Taylor, Guardian, Plaintiff, and David lay
lor's Heirs, Defendants, | shall proceed on the
goth day of October next 10 sell at public auction,
upon the premises. a
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being on the waters Of the South River,
in said County, adjoining the lands Of James lay
lor, James Gibson and others, containing about 200
ACRES; being The same trac, of which David
Taylor died seized.
This Tract is situated in good neighborhood,
and would be desirable location, 10 person want
ing small farm. The tract will be shown 10 any
person wishing to view it, by Mr.. John Gibson,
near Timberrldge Church.
TERMS.-Cash id hand sufficient to pay the
costs Of SALE and for the residue on credit of one,
Two and three years, the purchaser giving bonds,
with good security, and the title retained until the
purchase money is paid. Sale in gross and not by
the Acre, and will commence at l2o'cluck, NJ.
J. ID. DAVIDSON, Comm.
September "a, lS5l.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
Drugs, Medicines, &c.

'fVHOS. p ESKRIDGE. Apothe. .
cary and Druggist, Dealer in Stt$2a@
Paiuls. Oils, Dyes, Window Glass sc,
has just received large aud well Sc sis&S
Iec.ad stock, embracing in part the fol sS&1s
lnwng h,4
Lewis White Lead ground in oil Window Glass
Of all SIZES; Best Nader; Superior Indigo
Ext Logwood Sup Car. Soda; Sal Soda
Refined BUrax; Blae Mass; Eng Calomel ;
Bes Opium No | Castor Oil; Refined Cam
phor Sweet Oil Pearl Starch; Sulp. Qunne;
Snlph Norpha; Essential Oil; Spices Of every
kind together with the usual assortment of PAT.
tent medicines and Fancy articles, all of which
he will sell at The io,cest cash prices.
Oct 81 1881
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Glass, 30.

s(; KEGS pure White Lead in OIL 81 do ex-
-" ira d" do do-Lewis' make; so gals Flax
seed Oil 40 do Spirits 'rurpentine; 200 do Fish
Oh 300 do Patent Oil; 81 do hest Winter Sperm
OIL Yellow Ochre, Chrome Green. Chrome yell
low, Spaqis' Brown, Spanish Whiting, Putty,
Nenilau BIne, Birthstone, ground aud chip Log
wood. Copperas, Anm Indigo aud Lampback :;
100 bnxes 3 4 10, 80 do I0~ r. 20 do l0n IA.
and 20 do < II Window Glass lin store and for
sale low for cash or To pdnctual dealers by
G. l.. WOOD.
Winchester Depot, lCmo %, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
TRACT OF LAND,
TO TIE PUBLIC.

'E'IIE undersigned respectfully informs The pub
Il lie that he will in short time take possrs-
sion of the property recently occupied by Capt.
Asst land will be prepared to carry on
BUT CN E Nc
in all iis branches. The manufacture of Candles
will still be carried on and the Grist Mill kept in
operation as heretofore. This property has been
rented by responsible man and will be CON
Quoted by the undersigned as his agent. lie
pledges himself to make every effort to give salts
faction, and hopes to receive share ofthe public
patronage.
Oct Is, lS5l.-3t. for WIN. G. Graham.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
JGDTyGE.

HAVE for sale about hundred head Of very
likely YOUNG G A It'll f, sa.-,s,,--srs
from two To three year old. which Sssss5NcSa
am willing 70 sell on accouimoda- bssfkY
ting terms, Any person wishing To sasSs..d6gl..
purchase will please call on Inc, near Massie's
Mills, Nelson County, and twenty-five miles from
Midway, in Augusta County.
JOSEPH ii. SHELTON.
October Is, 1851 1t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
WING PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

'e'IIE proprietor Of WING PRINTING OF.
FiCE in Western Virginia, offers his entire
establishment for sae-possession given on the Isl,
of January. 1852. The Office has subscription
list of about five hundred subscribers, which by
suitable exerton might be greatly increased. For
the past five or six years, the office has had as good
a patronage in JOB Work and Advertising, as per.
haps, any other paper Of The size in the State
The lhclme tor the pnst year, has bsen about
twenty five hundred dollars. For further informa.
ton as TO terms Sc. address, posi- paid, the Edi-
tors Of The Saunton Spectator.
October l5 lS5l-6w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29

Augusta County Court Cisrk's OEce To ut,
ESIiR3Y.
-ss-rS--
s'AKEN up by ThumaS Reeves on the 18Th
day of October, 1851. red steer, with a
white face red around both eyes and large With
>pnt on bath thighs and marked with an uader
keel in the left ear and also slit and long hnle
in the samp ear. aud crop off the rgh ear. with an
nnderkeel III The same surprised To be iwe years old
last spring. and appraised 10 $40.
Can Extract from the records
r'se. WM. ID. TROU r,D.c.
0yl 20. lS5l-2,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
IL Ew TALE G00Ds,
DAVIS A. KAysER.

7 S now receiving and opening large and beau
iiful importation ofFALL AND WINTER
GOODS Of the very latest styles, which have
been purchased principally for CASH, in The North.
ern markets, and will be sold on accommodate ting
terms. His assortment will be very complete and
cheap
SlauR :on, Oct Is, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
One Cent Reward.

sp AN away from the subscriber the night of
80 The l9Ih inst, without any known cause,
JOHN STEVE EMS. an apprentice g.
10 the Hating business. and between .Hat1
10 and 20 years Of age, of low stature, s
small features, pug nose, freckled mp
face sandy hair and inclined 10 curl, W.
sroop shoudered ,swlngingwak, broad 60 60
fore teeth, broad mouth, aud grins and shows his
teeth when spoken 10. The a5ove reward will be
given Tor The apprehension and delivery of said ap
prentice tu me in Staunton, but no thanks will be
given and no other charges paid. hereby warn
all persons against harbofing or employing said APP
prentice as will enforce The law against any ore
ST. offending. WM. RUFF.
Oct q, l85l.-3t
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wawoH Us & yEwGARY,
Sign of the Big Watch.

'EHE undersigned has just returned from New
Il York and Philadelphia, and is now receiving
and onennq one Of the finest stocks of Goods ever
---.l. al, In uA q
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
400 ACRES.

Abont 800 Acres are cleared and well improved !;
(the residue is well .imbered, ) l25 Acres are well
Sc! in clover. and the whole Farm is well fenced
There are IS Acres of good Meadow, and as much
more can be easily made. There is an excellent
ORCHARD of young Apple and Peach trees
Almost every field on the Farm is watered by
never falling stream which runs through the land.
There are on the Farm, about half mile apart,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
An Augusta Farm for Sale.

I AM anxious to sell the Tract Of Land on which
Il | reside. lying about one mile and half from
Mt Sidney, and adjoining the lands Of VIM. Craw-
ford and others The tract contains about
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29

AN Friday, the 3lst day OF this month, (Oc.o-
~ bor,) will offer at Public Sale, on the prem
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29

HAVING sold my stock land for the present ell.
IA gagged in other business out of the Stale, !
will offer for sale, at public auction, on the 10Th
Nnvemher next. a desirable FARM Of over
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IAND,

os,. s, ls5l.-4t-vin. COPY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-29
TIE lPHaANCh TLAPLE.

,,aunlou. Oct. 20. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
wILLM.f n. gRANKLiS Aueuoreer
nEREMPTORY SALE OF al VALU

u ABLE LOTS OF GROUND stualed al the tng-rsec.
ton OF BOad way and Tenth avenue, SeveneA snd Sew
epty.fecOnc sta WIN II FRANKLIN. SON co VII
sell at auction on MONDAY March Sst a. y oeock tbs
Merchants Exchange, the following valaAhse pfogery
viz:
BroaiwGy and Teuhsvenue, Seventeen and Seventy SEQ
ord STA. -
Twenty ons are the southwest OF rsBthav ard
gsvenhcthst (which 0peaedl Just shove the church, ana
opposite GrifhD's tavern.
-Four are AveIue ots and seventeen Seyenteths
They are enclosed m a pickei fence
Twenty are the easeriy side or TENN avenue Do
tween s6venysecond aud Seventy third sss Eight OF them
are avenue os OF which several have double font boh
on Broadway and the avenue. ~ ,.o ,-.,. -.
Six are on Seventy secondt Which "a l iees VICE ane
IA row be.ng opened ans graded the width OF " ee
without Expense The lots, anc sx are on
These twenty ois are also enclosed In picket fence
The nterseetsp OF Broedway with the fenshav gives 70
both parcels very open and public fronts.
Broadway viii soon be regulated, Aho uaso snPs sno
eurb and gutter up TO these lots . .
The rppd oroe fess Of the city, the improvements IN The
nbo llocd a1d their proximity to the hudson River
Rarokd render theae very desirable ols e or FOR 40 In
vesmeut or immediate building.
TERNs-eO per cent Of tho purchase money may remain
or bond and mortgage for 1--WE years al per cent
The owner Telyng their nirrs value, pledges him
,e thai every lot shall he put up ADD soid 70 me hsnos
bidder without any m alton Of price or postponemeno
Fae and that no bid shall he msce elmer Directly or ind
recv Tor mis- account benefit Title perfect Wursnee
deeds with full covenants.
Maps Of the property can be bed ~ the once Of NE Auc-
topeers BrOai-st, or OF JAMES w. GERARD, n Wall
a. (4476l nils Sieodk7sD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Aes4s n. NOUNS. Aae1obeer.
LNykE(lAnUkE SALE DE XALIIA

II thEEi<OCOh M Dhisfs VT fhLOA-
- BIZ - Al Es1ATS On AyspBs ID, seventh sne
EighiE sis 20 ~ order = " ssp.s,nr Coar -ADBTLNH
hULLEh ~1l sell 81 asctsn % WEDNESDAY, Ann
is5l a. u 0eoFs. n, a hs Merchants EEchaBss tie bl
AyssUs . 80 EieHfs 81 The three tsreestor bnes
h0ssrs ths westerly s@ 81 Aseaas d. eomaeEeiBg OF
lt7l sod fs re Conner ho1s. b@ng is ts. oes~s n
~oh Ayeaae ~ a. feet 10 depih he ge aalOniag
houses, each being - @ 10 iah y q tses 10 deph WITH
the ssse u hs ground on which hey stand having term
Of about y yssfs TOE hfee ots togehr being
AZ feet inches Ia wdn 10 ffoo Avenue and 90 ,he rea
BY - 'e,t 10 depth On each sds
Also ths slory b'ick houses situated on tss vest
erly side OF Avenue D, adjoining he above uenaoncd
houses TIE s0uhery side and known Hos lGS ana
lO5 each helm "a fet "A Inches Ia widh By q fsl IL
dept, vito an aleyssy andsr he so9ihcfiy aids o los
lesf ing % the Sstory brck building IN the rear
also, The said story hrck house 81 feet inches By
having an urexpird term Il - years. N. Two lots To-
Reher being q e inches 10 width by 100 et "a deph
EIGHrE-ST- TIE two three story Brick Houses sihais
wei,ery from Avenue d, and kn3wn Nos $50 ard Ss
each being 10 feet IN width ~ s. feet 10 depih with The
lease he ground which tey stand having unex-
prrd Ofabout 81 years the said lots together being
SIS tel In width BY ~ feet inches IN deph TIE ground
rent fan the above described property IL bat Ninety Dol
AyIxuE D-The two four story brick house, and lots Of
ground situate on the side u Avenue d. IS feet n
inches northery from Eirhhst, known Nos III and
viii nn alley way 81 feet under each house; The two
together being a feet IN width by sS feet IN depth
SEvTsTasTREEr-f two three-story and basement
brick Houses and Lots OF Ground suss the north AIDE
seventhsL commencing 50 feet eAstery from Avenue D.
and lse known Nos rs and 2io The Hoasss are each
a feet width by So feet n deph built on tbs OF the
Lois Wlh couTtysr3s In 'front.' Onamented with Arbors
fountains &c The Lots together being % feet 10 width by
81 feet inches in depth
large portion Of the purcnbofnoaey Can remain oc
bond ard mortgage.
Maps othe property can be bad the Office Of The Aac-
uOneer 7 Wal ~ or Of Aessrs. WlGHTMAN CLARK,
2Wal 81 where every Information about the properly eas
be obriued 3SZ, sSS, 3s4l mIl,2@N, E5laS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

sbsa - GkPeseo VI PfiVaS oo ts'A'esei'" - 40 0AE
haze -, A.. .
vceSi "a czEf5Ig view VI tls oil bAt no - Ani
0rersled % sci SD =s-sp1iaFy trs nser pp hasins
sxsleeo fsporse Ae piA ~ D. sny - De poo 'es
81 tccg 81 .tittoe.
Aa bVSEoVCHs was ia Asef Oh istsulas 30 We -rsa-
yeats Vt ~ euls pi ae bN asa hpll a .eaNausn
woud Eei eegta " ro i poftot cons sfA'ns VIA aus
RP0itsnt gDvsrcs-
NJ THeSiP,oS ssiee has he eh-rsel 'As majority 'ftae
hOuse " 90 tesre urge hs Qaos i1a irJt 90 wffoi
atbaie tscsuse IL hsd heard % s.slsa a8 bia -
be- sssstd O. dsy A. az ha,atds 40 ~ fg was cec
aed v opposed e. 81, sieh movement
No q ALLSN replied hat hr ccpS ncd no gentle nAa
of. New Yask t9r a hal noe examined tNe stt1c nor
" Sn rsde hiuscl n tse least acquainted wth " Mt
prNcefded discuss ihe Q7rso0 AMI us uterus ana ~
hVor Of tie passsle Of he hil Whoai neuiing he
gav~ way foi mooa % rso sad report prosrcss Mouon
CARVED
uroQ bout nc S.str was hen road a third ums.
Sir foRDYcE moved % reconmii he bill f'r ansndmenI
Lcst 49,,
M GRAHAM moved lhsl he dill be recommled wi1h in
SirprIons 10 sfls la lie 6fsl section Of the o and 10
serl psce hereof section which would aeoiiah Free
schools 80,
Mr. BrRRoreHs moved to lay that motion On shs table.
Czuied
air y H. BENEDICT moved that The bill he fe-commli-
I'D with Instructors 10 strike cu the Plxh section OF me
bul lie die so because be- believed lhe Com niuee on
Colleges Ge reported hi fof the ess0 shment OF fr@s
Schools ana while this section remained on The bu no
cid lot consider favorable 10 free Schools nor sho1
be vote for the bill in its stse Mr. proceeded
at considerable length discuss The question, dunng which
discussion the hour for recess arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

By MSsSs Line, Office 10 Wn'lst
BUFFALo-Plesssnt morbipg; wind raw from NV.
tbsr &c; bar % 6t0; mercury ca.
RocBEsTER-Rain early this mornings now clear aud
pleasant; wind w; Their 30.
AUBURs-cooeri cloudy and appearance OF rain; wind
w tier. ST.
syRAcusE-Dsrk. cloudy morning; some rain fallen;
wind w ther. ~.
OswEeo-Coo and unpleasant; wind w rained during
DIE nieh and now falling; Their. ~; bar. y $50.
UTcA-s F rain last Die hi and showers this mornings
wind fresh from w; Their ~; bar % $50; mercury g.
ALBAEY-Have had hard shower this morning; now
clearing away and hinsg; warm wind Wes.; Their
t5; baron. q 80l mercury SET
TRoY-Now very pleasant but had shower this morn
fpr: wind strong from light driving clouds Their 80
MONTREAL CLOUDY; aimed lit this mornings ther 49;
hsrom - so; wind West; appearance OF more rain
KIHGsToH-Dsrk and cloudy; ther. 40.
BYTowN-Snowiog and blowing; wind North; ther. SO
ToEoNTo-Cloudy; strong and cold wind ther Sc.
(faerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
POSTAL AxRANeEMrsr WITH CANADA.-W

POSTAL ARRANGEMENT WITH CANADA.-We
zee it announced that Hon. JAMES NoRRIs, Post
master General of Canada, has Eucc.eded IN nego-
tiatiDg Postal Arrangement with Mr. HALL, our
Postmaster General at Warrington which is to
20 into effect soon. 1t provides that sealed bags
be made up in the United States for the principal
Offices in Canada, and similar bags to be made up
in Canada for the United States. The postage is
to be the same or each side of the line That is,
letters not exceeding half 40 ounce to be charged
FIVE cents to the line from any psrt of the United
States, and FIVE cents to any place within the Pro
vince. The postage can be pre- paid or not, at the
option Of the writer. The postage on newspapers
and pamphlets is to be paid TO the line as here
tofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

The SPEAKER mr.. Raymond delivered "a elab-
opinion bl providing for ne rscssrer o. 70
SOC :, cara Cor sI g,a 1879 wa So' '
TIE dseisiOn Of he Speaker wa Sa"alao1 Ages as
frsysr By Rev Mr.. SonLs.
Pessons were preseniee from ~ Co1rtes Of Da,chsss
risssV ,S - rots sese6y enlargement sss cor so
Of me Erie Bsek River sac Csaesss cssos.
sfas~arsfoo q ne voss o. b fr s eassT o. M
Bo6ss Canal Cor ps1y " 9s tss saving rscy s1 mAo
~ Of al ne voes q faTee aks sng present. Asd Psss
nom ihss decision M ELoEsKrv sppessea.
Mr. BURpoCcHs hen moved fhaf ne Sppes - rtfeffss
80 the AIfoFnsy GsrerA ~ his opinion % 90 Ccasa
hOusity Of NJ Lev The novon = fessf was osi Ias
Ia reasoos A. sensfh h srryaS no co0ciasos sfssdy
sssisd. The % noa was s9y drawn sno proved eoaca
si7siy ,A he Bt fsqsirei majority aod ao sfNoart
nsssrs ~ Eos ssd Bcssovsss spots N opposition 70
ths SgsakeT Aad sssat ss 3sstsSs - 100 oil
hr = sEstoie1 ses Ms ToSSssso ss,c"sd a sap
port u sussaisisk ne eecs,9o o. 'ae s2ssser ...
on Troskirss sna Thgs4 sfAs SOS Losl
Tbs qseston ihen isksh On ne sppes So Ase oec
non Of tae spessef sas.sibeS. 49, :. Nyss A. s,,
snihor'shg NJ Nofnera Eaosd CO % aefeass sse cs
M Tgrmts stfoSaeed 81 Bco-po s0sS .ae Csos
vi csor l.gor.s M sonp,ese. for lbs saccrporsacn
IRE Bssa Comnfas4 rsssvs<a sssase Sal win svead
sspis, smssdog s ses fssssS 70 as redemption n 6sss
Nr osssS Eom sse ssse4 comeis,cs fspcrsed oai
To- ~ sssesssag Ard coecncn u ,sxes 10 New Ycys
thy. con ieic via srtrdnieugs
Tss Booss lsen ,ssosgsd Ss.if INTO eo-nluee y re
whos On ae s9l . provds sey re Epiarsenees % 80
k.s 0enesee FNie9 sod Hlck fiver Gsnals
~ AtLsS ske6 NJ orlgfess % gysf sronSh ne ail
sne TaAisk sath soendaesss a. night esIaoufh neces
sDy - ~ fends 81 "a 81 snS sfsr fotr Ss ~ wte
rh1S - ~ rscnsly sa8 seen ~ srs a-g rass snga
ee pfssen'sa skaias r. ssyerss smeSdntens were PRO
pesse ~ - O. AbirS, o nassFia iaiportsnce ana
NJ Lssoy sssyed seosgote 70 TIE bl ,ysl.h prayde.
Tor NJ 0sn or @kt nons ~ 6SsA Fs u - 1891 n.
NJ epnps,n oI .ne EF.e CEnal sod PROVIDES ghsf ne
enesiioa 81 sesgfas - deAt sAcd - saoured q he
2fopie 20 Dew olsssa q approys NJ Leroy nopsd DE
COta G4es w0pd fte sed fepoyt trorsase "A War ~,
Epe % sxamns hs 71ctiion,
krA TssapsoS sopet Ass Ne ssas,ss0 ,y5.,,s M
wgs ihis 9sSef ibroaeh vsh - mnch naets 5e ,ok.f
HR from Wax touf.e
w q ALbEA beiievss iha 70 treas aasts bsa se.,
masifessd h Ais tnslcr n bsd been spoken 0f 4. ss
- IA sfseon srd % tnAi CJnu'ses
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SALES by AUCTION.

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Superior COurt.-FRGDAY, March %.
DID, IuAua Daina
.ohn K0LG[

John IVOlfet and W,te against. Franc.s
IRenbrand For alleged SANDER by tenants Of house T.
Hester.st against land ord in telling Mrs W not L;
20 the cellar IF The boards and saying shs thond
not steal any more wood IL ssd he had ground
for The assertion. Verdict for plaintiffs, S49 80.
Before Judge Oakley
Nahum Allen against Alfred Z. Hobbs.
On claim alleged to be due partnership TO sell Day
NewelPs Bank Locks, but which partnership was aver;
I'd 10 have been closed and settled Verdict for defeodan
The Trial Calendar a. journed for the term.
SPECIAL TERM-BefoTe Judge SANFORD.
Points of Practice. E. Stone agt. Dat-
IN Byolea-Deeided that where Ia action OF tori
defendants sppear and answer Jointly, aud on- - charged
with while the Oher IL acquitted by the Jury The
laer 10 entitled also. that Ia assault and BAKERY,
10 verdict for plaintiff Tor damages uuder So his enine
recovery OF costs aud disbursements IL limited 70 the
amount OF the verdict.
Peter Goats and others agt. DGvid Goats,
ard Same sgt Ges-ge Gl90ay-As 10 trade msrks for
thread Motion dissolve Injunction granted; costa TO
abide event.