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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-25

AUCTION.
E. E. will sell at Public Auction the above place.
SATURDAY the goth inst, O'CLOCK A. M, number of
Horses and secondhand Carriages, Wagons, Har-
nesses Scfor particulars of which bills of the day.
Consgnments Of property of the above description, for
private and public sales solicited. ap2l-dlwwlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-25
OXalic AID

UXaIlc Acid.
NfH1 Pounds 0xalic Acid for sale by
= y 1PIf-eoibWW6us c. A. HARRINGTON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-25

Meal CT all kinds,
CONSTANTLY on hind BLISS SUTTON e. co.
~ lap-l5dw&ctll No. Mechanic st.. and Steam MIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-25

ION Sheet Lead, and Lead Pipe
kI'0R sale on manufacturers account by
IL mar4-JwtJyI G. FOSTER & co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-25
Il~S-> HORSE AND CARRIAGES IMEESa<
N@ MART. es3G s%fT-

He opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot
for the storage and sale of Horses Carr ages and Harnesses
and offers for sale number of Horses Of different quail
tiles and prices and second hand Chaises Carryss
Open and Top Buggs, Farmers Wagons and chase, bug
gy und Wagon Harnesses
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29
THE WATER WORKS

we were one OF a company Of gentlemen, including
the Committee of the Common Council, who. bv the
invitation OF that excellent superintendent, Mr. Garland
Names paid visit, yesterday evening, to the Water
Works and the Reservoirs. The second Of The two new
forcing pumps has been recently completed, and tour
pumps are now in efficient operation and are canable
OF furnishing each, supply Of about 400 900 gallons in
the twenty four hours The two old pumps have been
repaired, and everything is now in readiness for the
summer The supply in the Reservoirs being more than
doubled the water will have more time to part with
its impurities and discretion can be used 10 tn the
time OF taking it from the river
We may hope, therefore THAT the quality of our drink
ing water will be greatly improved. The two new
force pumps with their immense iron overshot wheels
were constructed in Richmond by Mr. Jos, R. Apder-
son, under the intelligent superintendent of Mr. Camo-
oeil' one OF the best machinsts in the country Mr.
Hanes deserves great credit for the energy and expedi
ton with which he has conducted his part of the i'm
plovement.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29
CATY "A r n A
CIRCUIT COURT

John Riehasds, charged with grand larceny. WAS ar.
ragned, tried and convicted Saturday upon an pdic.
ment charging him with stealing harness, brides. Sc
from r. Griffin. The jury ascertaned histerm o o
hnement in thesPenitentiary three years. [The ci,y
reader may remember that the prisoner had depot or
cave in body of woods near the farm oJudee Daniel
where he stored his pundera full description OF which
we gave at the time of his arrest This cave or dnot
thanks 10 the vigilance of officers Thos B White
and Pearc discovered the robber captured. and
the goods restored to their rghtul owners The nro.
pretor this modern "open cessame" has shared tate
less terrible than that OF the famous Forty Thieves
but it is even bad enough May his fate and the fate
OF others at the present term of the criminal court serve
TO admonsh eyil-doers of the wholesomeness oftbe old
axiom that Honesty is the best policy"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29

PROGRESS OF THE WEsr.--A Gotten Factory
tthe first experiment of the kind in the STATED ia
about to set on foot in Van Buren,, Arkansas,
stock for which, to the amount of thirty thousand
dollars, has been subscribed for II will contain
1880 spndles and 20 looms. The building two
stories nigh. Within a few miles of the city of
st. Antonio (Iexos) on the river of the same
name' site has been selected for Wool Facto-
tory, on large scale, for the manufacture Of
Jeans, Satnetts, Kerseys, Blankets, &c. Messrs,
Harper g. Martin, of that place, are the principal
proprietors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29

States as a final adjust
ment OF the exciting ques-
tons to which they relate,
this State is willing to ac-
quiesce in the same, and
cherishes the hope that il
fairly executed, they will
restore TO the country that
harmony asd confidence
between its parts which OF
late have been go unhappi-
ly disturbed.
2. That whilst this State
sincerely sympathises with
South Carolina in the feel
lngs excited by the unwar-
rantdble interference of the
people of some OF the
States with our domestic
institutions; and whilst
she cannot approve Of all
the Legislation of Con-
gress touching the same,
yet she perceives in the
present condition of the
country nothing to justify
any action calculated to
endanger the integrity of
the federal Union.
3. That in the language
Of the farewell address of
the father of our country,
she regards the unity OF
Government which con-
stitutes US one people as a
main pillar of our real in
dependence; the support of
our tranquility at home,
our peace abroad, Of our
safety, OF our prosperity,
OF that very liberty which
we so highly prize;" and
watching for its safety
with jealous anxiety," this
State deems 1t a duty to
declare that she cannot
unite in the Southern Con.
gress, nor in any way COM
init herself to The evident
consequences of such a
measure; and she is con-
strained respectfully but
earnestly, to demonstrate
with her sister State,
against any meditated se-
cession on her part, which
cannot but tend to the de-
struction OF the Union and
the loss of all the count
/ less blessings that spring
from it.
4. That the legislation
Of Vermont and other nom
slaveholding States, de-
signed to deprive the South
OF the only measure OF the
Compromise conceded for
lis protection, deserves the
severest reprobation, as
peculiarly offensive to the
Southern States, as derog-
atory to their rio hts, and
traught with imminent
danger to the Union.
5. That the Governor
be requested to transmit
copies Of these resolutions
to the Executive OF each
of the other States, with a
request that they be laid
before their respective Lee
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29

Preamble and Resolutions
adpted by the Legisia-
ture.
Whereas the legislature
OF the State Of South Car
DINA has passed an act to
provide iOr the appoint
ment of delegates to a
Southern Congress, to be
lntrusted with full power
and authority to dellbe.
rate with the view and in
ientlon OF arresting further
aggression, and if possible
OF restoring the constitu.
tlonal rights Of the South;
aud if moi, to recommend
due provision for the r iu-
ture safety and independ-
ence;' which act has been
formally communicated to
this II General Assembl, /;
Be therefore,
" LIST. Resolved, by the
General Assembly oiVir-
ginia, That whilst this
State deeply sympathizes
with South Carolina in the
feelings excited by the I'M
warrantable interference of
certain Of the non slave
holding States with our
common institutions: and
whilst diversity OF opinion
exists among the people
OF this Commonwealth in
regard 10 the wisdom, JUS.
tlce, and constitutionalit,
OF the measures of the latel
Congress Of the United
States, taken as a whole,
and commonly known as
the Compromise measures;
yet the legislature OF Vm-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29

Preamble and Resolu-
tons offered by Mr..
Scott, Of Fauquier.
Whereas the Sta es OF,
New Hampshire, Mary
land aud Indiana, through
their Conventions, and the
State Of Illinois, through
her Legislature, have ex-
pressed their appreciation
OF the series of acts of the
late Con gress, commonly
known as the "Compro-
mise Measures" and de-
clared their determination
to support the same as a
final adjustment of the Sec
tional controversy that has
so long agltated the Uni
on; and whereas the State
of south Carolina has ex-
pressed opposition TO those
measures, and through her
Legislature, taken Steps 10
send deputies TO the Con-
gress Of the Southern
States, proposed by the
late Nashville Convention,
and, in connection there
with, has provided for the
assembling ola State Con-
vention to take into con-
sideration the proceedings
and recommendation of
the said Congress; and for
the further purpose Of la
king into consideration the
general welfare oil that
State in view Of her rela-
ton to the laws and go.
vernment OF The United
States; and these acts hav-
ing been formally comma.
ujcatad 10 this Eanar,I
Assembly, it is deemed
proper that this State
should make known to
her sister States her sem
'lmenls respecting the
same.
BE il therefore Resolved,
by the General Assembly
OF Virginia, That regard
ing the said acts OF the
Congress Of the United
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29
WING ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF v1R
GINA
MARcu 81. 1851.

MARCH 81 1851.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Wing members Of
the General Assembly OF Virginia, and of the Con-
yenton to reform the existing Constitution, held the
Capitol, in the city of Richmond, the following Ad
dress reported by the committee, in pursuance OF
ordered to be published. Whereupon the meeting aG-
journed. JOHN F. WALL, Chairman.
JOS SEGAR, Secretary
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-29

Congress OF the United
States, taken together, as
an adjustment Of the ex-
citing questions to which
they relate, and cherishing
the hope that, if fairly ex-
eeuted, they will restore to
the country that harmony
and confidence which of
late have been so unhap-
PLY disturbed, the State of
Virginia deems it unwise
lin the present condition of
the country to send dele
gates to the proposed
Southern Congress.
"Resolved, Sd, That Vir-
ginia earnestly and afIec-
tionately appeals to her
sister State of South Car
DINA, to desist from any
meditated secession upon
her part, which cannot but
endanger the perpetuily of
the Union and the benefits
to all the States resulting
from it.
"Resolved, 4tb, That Vir-
ginia, believing the Con.
stitution of the United
States, if faithfully admin
istered, provides adequate
protection to the rights of
all the States of this con-
federacy, and still looking
10 that instrument for de-
fence within the Union,
warned by the experience
OF tue past, the dangers of
the present. and the hopes
OF the future, invokes all
who live under it to ad-
here more strictly 10 it,
and to preserve, inviolate,
the safeguards which it al
lords to the rights of indi-
vidual States and the in.
terests of sectional minori-
ties.
Resolved. 5th, That all
acts OF legislation or COM
binations, designed in any
way injuriously to affect
the institution of slavery,
deserve the most unquali-
fed Reproduction, as pecu-
liarly offensive to the
Southern States, and must,
il persisted in, inevitably
defeat the restoration OF
peaceful and harmonious
sentiments in the States.
"Resolved, 9th, That the
Governor of this COM
monwealth, be requested
to transmit a copy of these
resolutions 10 the Execu-
tive of the State of South
Carolina, with the request
that they be laid before
her next Legislature; and
that copies be also trans.
mitted to the Executive of
each of the other States of
this Union, the State of
Vermont only excepted"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE undersIgne administrator OF the estate OF
James Tupman, late OF Vanderbureh County
decreased, will on the 18th day OF August next, at
abe late residence Of the said james I9pma%, IN
Perry Township. in said county sell oil the per-
.onnl property belon ging to said estate, consist
ing in part of Mich Cows, Work horses, Wagon
makers Tools. Blacksmith's Tools, large
amount of Household and Kitchen furni ure, such
as stoves, Feather beds and Bedding, buggy and
harness. two-horse wagon and harness new.
wagon timber and the growing crup, and a great
number of other articles too tedious to mention,-
Terms of Sale are fur ali sums OF three dollars and
under, cash, ever that sum, 3 months credit, the
purchaser giving note with approved security, and
waving all relief from valuation or Advertisement
laws RICHARD JENKINS,
;vs5-3tdSw Administrator.
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TOPHYSICIANS.

DOR sale in neightoring town, we'll selec-
i ted stock OF Medicines, with furniture and
fixtures. Also an excellent Medical Library OF
the latest and best standard works. The incum-
bent has practice worth several hundred dollars
year, and will il desired, use his influence for
his successor during the tire he NAV remain
For further particulars, enquire of DIR. Byford,
OF This city. jyIi-
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MORE BOOKS.

THE Life of General Scott, also the History
i ofthe Mexican War; by E. ID Mansfield.
American Education, its Principles and Ele-
ments, dedicated TO the Teachers of the United
States; BY E. d. Mansfield
Memoirs of William Wordsworth; by Chris
TOPPER Wordsworth, u. d. Edited by Henry
Reed. For sale by Ell HOOD g. co.
jy10 Main ST. Il door below Morgan s. Keen.
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Terms of TuitiOn:
LESSONS.

LESSONS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the ciii
1 zens OF Evansville. that he devotes lis nndi
vided energy the Improvement OF his pupils =
lie thoroughly instructs in English French and
German. tea hing classes and giving private les.
sons to ladies and gentlemen, girls and boys.
For further particulars. leave your directions in
the Book Stores Of this city, or nj Mrs. Penticosts
Jarding House l.. II. A. FLUEGEL,
Teacher,
Formerly U. S. Vice Consul, Switzerland.
REFERENCES.
DR.. w III. ByFoRD, f.. Ill. Hoop & CO,
DIR. A. CARLsTEDr, SAMUEL LISTER,
Taos CoNyNGToN, M. w Stafford.
w. DEUBLER, jy22-lw
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NEW CROP WHEAT.
MORE NEW BOOKS.

THE Seventh Census OF the United States oil
i Ameri.a, 1850.
Life OF Gen. Andrew Jackson; edited by John ;.
Jenkins. A. NJ, with the Eulogy delivered al
Washington City, June 2lst, lsioi BY Hon Geo
Bincroft. 80
AnIiquit es Of the State oil New YORK pelng tat
re.ult a., extensive original survey, and explana-
tions, with supplement- on the Antiquities OF The
IVES, illustrated by fourteen quarlo plates ana
eighty engravings on wood by h; q. Squiar, NJ. A.
The American Indians, their history, cohdli lii
and pro,pects from original notes and manuscripts;
by Henry r. Schoolcaft. Together Wi b on APP
pendix cont. lining thrilling ma ratives daring ex-
ploits, &C. &C., new revised edition. Just 7 zee
INV T.. III. HOOD s. Co
y22 Main ST., door below Morgan 81,
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LOUISVIIE.E ADVER' MTS.
EDW. j. MARTIN & CO.,
Wholesale Gr0cers and Commission
Merchants, Main So, doors
below the Galt.H Ousc,
~ "a

Louisville. KY,
HAVE in store andi sale at the lowest mar
Ii ket prices,
Us hhds prime N. O. Sugar. 49,, i,
200 pks Coverings Eastern Loaf, Crushetf
and Powdered do; 49, 80
160 pks ST. James Refinery do. do;
20 casks Dutch Crushed do;
20 hhds Sluau's N. Y. SyruP :.
$50 bbls sugar house & plantation Molassos
500 bags prime Eastern Rio Coffee;
I25 do old Government Java;
: 00hlf chests various grades gunpowder Tea;
- 100 DO do DO do imperial s. young
hyson do;
500 Caddies' boxes green and black Teas
$50 bbls large Nos. l, and Mackerel;
400 half do do 1, 2 and ) do;
100 or 10 and Kits no. ], do;
Is lierces and 25 bbls no. Salmon;
$500 kegs 3, A, 6, g. 8, 10, ~. 1920, 50 and
God. Nails;
200 do G. s and lod. Fence and Brads,
500 bags assorted Hope Yarns5s
1000 do do Brands do;
700 bbls Tar, Pitch and Resin;
600 boxes Star Candles, assorted;
go doz Buckets and Tubs; -.,fsst s-se
l00b0xes Bakers Chocolate, Broma& Cocoa;
$50 do ground Cassia, Cloves, Ginger Pr
mento and Pepper; 49,, ~
$50 DO Brown and CASTLE Soaps; e
40 cases SarGines whole & halt boxes;
% tierces Head Rice; ~ ~
so casks Tenant Soda Ash; go
- boxes Langhornes' Gold and Peach,ea
Tobacco sl ~ re. 10,
80 do Missouri and Kentucky 5fs am.
Id lump do; e fihs
$50 bags fine and coarse Liverpool Salt;
$40 boxes Sbyl0 to l2bylS Window Glass;
80 gross Wine Bottles extra;
90 casks Boston Saleratus;
800 nests assorted Covered Buckets;
so bags Pepper am. Pimenlo; So
500 lbs Penang Nntmegs; r
100 boxes Fox's Cincinnati Starch; $500
30 do Sperm Candles; 81 zsEszsg or,
800 Pks viz: Brandies; Port, Madeira ant
Sherry Wines; Irish Whisky and Holland Cir.
also, 75 baskets Sch elders Anchor, Crown anss
other brands, Champagne; received direct fTa,,
Custom House with certificates.
We pledge ourselves 10 sell as low as ary
House West of The mountains. Consignlnents Of
Produce solicited. -, - -
EDw. MARTIN &. CO.,
jyIG2wd&wt 500 Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
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BOOKS FOR WARM WEATHER.

BOOKS FOR WARM WE ATHER.
MADELINE O'MOORE, Richelieu, Gentle,
wi men of the Old School, Mary of Burgun-
DIV, Ella Winston, Belle of the Coas', Lilly OF
Sonora, Kate Clarendon, Mar Darrell Young
Prima Donna, Misfortune of Teddy o Bryn,
Commander of Malta, Godolphin, Warwick
Woodlands, Oliver Twist, Tom Burke of "Ours, Z"
Golden Calf, Philip Augustus. Count de Cas-
telneu, Trappers Bride, Bandits of the Usage,
Unkn wn Countess, Oliver Goltfnch League
of the Miami, The Traitor, Caleb Williams,
Fohergill, The Collesians Grace, Willoughby,
Zanoni. Mysteries Of Paris, Barnaby Ridge,
ODoneghue, Peter Simple; for sale at the Book
Store of E. HOOD & CO,
augl Main ST. door bslow MCrgsn& Keen.
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S3J REWARD.
wHEREAR BASE COUNTERFEIT OF
PerTr Daris' IeeefaLLe Pain EiHer,

Perry Darts Vegetable Pain Hitler,
HAS made its appearancein Market, reward
IL IF Twenty. five Dollars will be paid for the
production OF legal evidence. that any person or
persons are engaged in the Manufacture o a coun-
Ierieit article within the limits OF this State
Said testimony may he forwar' ed by letter. OF de-
livered IN person, either at this Office. or al the
Western Office, No. Z, College Buildings, Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, or to Mr.. j. n. Harris,
New London, t f, or Perry Davis & Son at their
office, Providence, X. L.
Agents and dealers in the genuine are request
ed to advise us of the vending OF a spiri,uous ar
ticle by uuprincipaied dealers.
J. n. HARRIS & CO,
Per ID. a. REDFIELD.
jy25-3td&w Agents tor Ind.
Indiannpoiis Jltig l6 1851
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell at Pub
~ lie Auction. at the late residence OF John Nj.
Blair, deceased, in Union Township, on Saturday.
the personal property OF the said deceased. consist
ing of yoke Oxen, Horse, Gearing. from TO
tons fine Hay, 167 doz Oats, Corn Shelter, Wood
Boat, 1 Canoe, beside Jorge lot o. Farming uten.
sis, household furniture, &c.
A credit of 9 months will he given on all sum
OF s. and UPWARDS the purchaser giving his nots
with approved security, waving relief laws
H.Q WHEELER,
jy3l.tds Administrator
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

COMPOSITION ROOFING.
J He COMPOSITION ROOF has been proved
ty cxpei icnce, 10 be the cheapest and most
durable lire and w9ter proof root III use. j have q
large stock of Roofing Paper and Composition ioI
sale, " irh has been prepared under my own super
vision, and the guilty OF which will warrant
To purchasers in the country will furnish in
siruciions for putting on these roofs.
ISAAC CROMIE,
Wholesale Paper Dealer, All, Main street,
iy2l-ImdSw Louisville, Ky.
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CHEESE
LISTER LOT FOR SALE.

Lot No ) on Water Street, in the Upper En-
largement of Evansville and known as the Lis
ter Lot" tog, Their with all improvements thereon,
will be sold at Public Auction at the Court
House door in Evansville al o'clock p. M. on
Thursday next July 3ist.
Terms of Sale. $1,000 cash en- or before the
LIST oil Sept. next, and the balance in q months
from the day of sale. by a note payable IN the
Evan vile Branch Bank with interest, waving
relief laws, with approved security. Title good.
It's INGLE & WHEELER.
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SCHOOL, NOTICE.
EVANSVILLE MALE ACADEMY.
NJ w. Stafford. A. NJ, Principal,
WIN. w. SAFFORD. Assistant Pupil
L. H.. "A. FLUEGEL, Teacher Of German.
EVANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY,
MISS II. CLARK, Principal.
TIME Fall and Winter Session OF the cbov
Il Institutions, will commence the first Mon
day i'm September. By comparing the last two
Catalogues il will be seen that the increase in
the number of pupils the last year, has exceeded
sixty per cent, and il is believed the facilities OF
instruction have been increased In an equal, il
not greater degree.
No pains will be spared to render both insitu-
lions all that can reasonably bell ired.
For further particulars, ses alogue fol
l950-'5l, which can be hadyrt at the Book
Stores in Evansville, o. ofeiih,- Of the Teachers
on application in person or by mail
Communications relative 20 the Academy OF
Seminary. may be addressed to
M. w. STAFFORD,
jy23 Proprietor
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= 10 cases Sheep grey Cashmere;
go do Robin Hood Plaids;
10 do Blue and Orange Prints;
do Hoyle g. Sons Purple Prints ~
90 do Globe, purple and fancy PrintsY "
do Oil Chinlz (Swisss seH
do Black Calico; =
] do BED Fringes. white and black Silk
Gloves; twisted Silk Mitts black Silk Lace; re-
ceived and for sale by - ttGt
JAMES LOW & CO., :.
iy23dkw All Main ST.. Louisville, KY.
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NOTICE,
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
EVANSVILLE, md,


THE regular course Of Lectures for the session
L of 1851 and 1852, vii commence the frs
Monday in November, and terminate the las
week in February.
The following gentlemen compose the Facul
ty, viz:
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
WIN. II. BYFORD, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
c. A. FOSTER, A. NJ, NJ ID.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHN II. WILCOX, M. ID.
Principles and Practice of Surgery,
MADISON J. BRAY, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine,
LEVI l.. LAYCOCK, M. ID.
Obstetrics andDiseases ofWomcn anc Children
GEORGE B. WALKER, M. ID.
Institutes and Medical Jurisprudence,
w. WALLING, M. d.
DemonstraIor OF Anatomy,
j. L. WALKER, M D.,
Late Surgeon U. S. A.
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.

4 OTIS Ms. % and "a. 80 feet front running l4O
IL feet back, situated ON Main street, in LiIis
ton and Lockhart's Enlargement to the city of Ev
ansville, next to the McAipin properly and oppo-
site John WalIh's residence, together with ali the
Improvements thereon. The House contains five
rooms, Smoke-House, Stable and large brick Cis-
term engTai;ed Apple trees, Peach trees and Cher
ry trees, Grape vines. 81, which will sell on ID
eral terms. one-iourth OF the purchase marcy down
and one-iourlh every six months until pail. II
not sold before Monday, the - 10y % August
II will I've sold to the highest bidder at the Court
House door, heiW cen the hours OF 10 and y o'clock
on that day. the purchaser giving bonl and mort
gage on The property for the balance good and
warranted deed will be given. STARR.
augl-tls
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RORSES FOR SALE.

4 SPAN OF fine Carriage Horses, sound, well
~ train and good travellers, will be sold al a
bargain. as the owner is about 10 leave for the
East. Enquire Of BEMENT & hlELE.
y26 II
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