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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-07
Uptons' Glue,

HfhoIhN ana Common, of all qualities at wholesale
A ana retail, NO. "a Washington Square
ma'odWom SAMUEL G., WHITE
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=, ~''0A131 44O'S A1Ist5o dIIU 1IS6ILIUuS,
Fo LII assortment just received, prices varying from
feb25dwSc3wis r. l. HAPIrON 80
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For Sale a Few Days Longer, Only.
THE greatest bargains will be given all who in
and Gloves, stock must be sold within few days
get for Spring Goods We making extensive
purchases TO be ready in season with entire new
stock Of Goods therefore shall sell now all the Stock
hand without regard to cost.
MYERS, BAMBERGER R0SENBLATT,
2l0 Main street, opposite Grcut's.
u Don't mistake thc No, mars
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THE MARKETS.

~s5s q
WMMireFoN, NovembeT 8. : Bacon 8 to ID cents
according to quality coffee TO f53 cents according
to quality; corn 40 cents Aonf a IS 10 So; tal
vi % per Dbl; turpea.ine % IS per bbl, narkel
closing at " 30; spirits tHrpentins 90 cents com.
mon iosin 70 cents per bbl.i shingles IS % go
per "a. no slaves IN market; Ave Fafts Of timber
disposed Of ar$s SO, 50 SO, 3d. $40 IS, and $40
% per M; fresh pork . cents per Ib., single HOG
lime 81 SO retail. g giEE .afffS7 'EZ"t' 81
PETERssgRe, November g., slight improvement,
IN the price of good leaf tobacco; more animation in
the cotton market, and sales at 70 cents; Virginia
bacon, hog round scarce at IL CENTS Western sides
il3 TO IL cents, and Western shoulders to 81 cts
herrings $5 SO to Sc; go to 65 cents and dull
FAFErTEVILLE, November 8. Bacon 1874 to IA
eeHtsi cotton II TO -, and coming in slowly corn
70 to 80 cents; -four $5 to $5 SO fodder sOc to 81
per hundred Iinseed oil 80 to SIS cents per gallon
candles, tallow, Is TO Is per h. moasses 26
to % cents; salt 81 35 to 81 SO per sack no lime
in market.
n. New YoRK, November 8. Flour is dali, but hol-
ders are stit-saes of 1900 bbs. at 80 sI4 for
State brands. Rye flour and corn meal, So 81 So
So Wheat is unchanged. Sales of 900 bushels
mixed corn at So cents. Rye, 20 cents. Oats SO
80 cents. No change notice in provisions or gro
cerles The tea sales to-day off without acliv-
ly: Cotton is steady, with a fair demand. Whisky
81 cents. ~ Ia ..-.t
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ulaon would rapidly increase her barns womb h.
filled with plenty, and her children would become
prosperous ana happy. Such are few of the bless.
ings which we confidently believe would result from
liberal spirit manifested among the peoLe of the
several counties of the State. -
While the good work has thus been commenced,
ana the pail OF Improvement put in motion, much re-
mains to be done to produce good results from the ac
tion OF the magstracy of this county. 1t behoves
the Board OF Superintendants establish uniform
series OF text books to be used in all the schools
appoint competent men as committeeman ofthe seve-
ra.Distrlcts, to advise and counsel with them as to
their duties and responsibilities. The examining
committee should be careful TO give certificates to
none but those whom, after careful examination,
they shall find competent and apt teach, and the
several committeeman should give employment to
no man, even after he has passed an examination UNI
less they are satisfied of his moral character Anoh
er duty, not less important, devolves upon the
mitteemen, and that is to that all the schoolhou-
SEES are put in order and rendered neat and comforia
Bile. And here We would suggest the propriety to
mem OF purchasing for each school series of out
line MAPS Of having black boards, and other indis-
penslbe requisites of a school-room, made and pa-
ced in every school. -.., =.
Let these suggestions be carried out, and in less
than two years from this date there will not be
voice in opposition to the system in the county,
Have you, Messrs. Editors of the Wilmington pa
Pers, said as much concerning the subject of educa
tlon In this county! AS conductors of public Jour-
nails, and guardians TO the interest and morals of the
community, have you done your duty in the matter!
GU must confess to the ." soft impeachment that
you have devoted your fine abilities alone the dis
cussion of subjects of minor importance. You have
talked of the int, est of the people, the rights of the
people, and the politics of the dear people, but have
not let one thought or suggestion escape you upon
the great question lying back and paramount to all
these-the education of the people.
gu will see by referance to the " good move" of
the magisracy of Pasquotank county, that they have
levied tax which will give TO every district of the
county $500. - This will enable the people to keep
up the schools at least ten months in the year, In
al L stated
distrbutive share of district-not quite sufficient
for quarters teaching. 1 understand thai
admirable move, accompanied with some very appro-
pirate remarks, made at our last term by Es-
quire RocHELL, of Holly Shelter District but failed
Of success. Let me say to that gentleman-press
that motion again upon the consideration of your
fellowmagisrates your efforts could not be engaged
in more Iaudahe undertaking than providing edu-
cationa facilities for every child in New Hanover.
LONG CREEK.
September lst, 1851.
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mARRrHn

In Rowan, on the 22d ult., Mr.. James Brown 10
Miss Mary Ann Shuford. Also, on the 23d, Mr..
Andrew }. Brown to Miss Jane A. Potts.
In Salisbury, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Kiah Correll to
Miss Ellen Parks. Also, the 5th, Mr.. A. G. Hol-
der 10 Miss Susan Smith. Also, on the 5th, Mr.. As
bury Spry to Miss Serena Yarbrough. ts.
In MocksviIle on the Sd, the Rev. Commodore
DePorter Nelson to Miss Paulina Price. Also, on
the 29th u!t., Mai Daniel Brown, aged 60, to Miss
Cornelia Mcclure, aged Is. rs ..... -5.. -
At Friends Meeting House, Randolph County,
on the s9th ult., DR.. Nereus Mendenhal to Miss
Oriana A. Wilson. ~ .,-, =. ..as7sfG .i-a..
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DIED.

In Davidson county. on Wednesday night last,
suddenly. of palsy. Philip Mock, Esq. good citi-
zen, and well known to the travelling community.
In Yadkin county, on the LIST inst, Mr.. Erasmus
Hill, aged 40 years.
In Salisbury, on the 9th ult.. John William, in
FAINT son of Burton Craige, Esq. Also, on the 1st
inst, MIR. D. R. Belmont.
At Cedar Falls, Randolph, on the 25th ult. Col.
John Wood, aged II years.
On Thursday, Oct. 3Oth, Miss Sarah J. Turner, a
member of the Senior Glass of Greensborough Fe-
male College, and daughter of A. A. Turner, ESQ.,,
of Henderson, Granville.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Z. IA CKS and JENNIES, some l6 in number fesery
age will be sold by the undersigned to the highest
bidder on credit of months at the late residence Of
Samuel 8. Downey, deceased, in Granville County, to-
gether with the perishabIe property of every Kind on
Thursday, the 18th day of November next,
The sale to continue day by day, until completed
Bond with approved security required .-,
- .'a'''e' JOHN A. DOWNEY, Executor.
October 9th, 1851, r 9s--tl3No.
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WARRENTON HOTEL.
MA Rnnmfnnn. NJ q

INHHE undersigned would inform his frierds and the
Il public generally, that he has purchased and taken
charge of the above favoraby known HOTEL formerly
cupied by James L.. Owen, Esq, in the of War
renon, where he is prepared Accommodate all who may
call him, and shall be his aim keep up the for
mer reputation of the house, at least. ~
. TIPPOO 5. BROWNLOW.t
November 6, 1851. s93-w4w.
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Correspondents of the Baltimore SUM-

..- s--'...-E WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.
II is rumored that though Chevalier Hulsemann
has not communicated any instructions to withdraw
upon the reception Of Kossuth, he did, few days
ago. communicate letter from his government which
expresses concern at the notice of kossuth by this
government, and which manitests much sens6ility
upon the subject of the official recognition which, II
was supposed, this government might offer him.
There is no doubt that Turkey, having been codly
treated by Austria and Russia, has, for some time
past looked to an alliance with France and England
necessary for her protection; and hence the Tur
kish government wisely, as well as humanely, offer
ed asylum to the Hungarian exies. +
Letters from private individuals of high character
were received here by the last arrival from Havana
which express much indignation at the Imprisonment
of Mr.. John S. Thrasher. -,.. ., ....e.. F.. -
have one letter, which states that the Anne
rican Consul, Mr.. Owen, upon the reception of the
intelligence that he had been recalled, waited on the
Captain General, and informed him that Mr. Thrashe
had been active in propagating reports to his prejudice
in the United States, and had procured his Mr.. Ow.
ems recall with view to succeed him. A state
ment appeared in the New York Courier and En-
quirer, some two or three weeks ago, which vndica
ted Mr.. Owen, and intimated that person wanting
his place, meaning Mr.. Thrasher, had been busy in
reporting that he had failed discharge his duties
in regard to the prisoners.
have seen letter stating that the dungeon in the
Puntd, to which Mr.. Thrasher is consigned, is we
hole, where no man can possibly long survive
the Spanish mode of assassination, TO imprison mar
and keep him in such place, that he must die, and
never bring him to trial. 1t is demanded of this gov
eminent thai they should forthwith nterpose in Mi
Thrashers behalf. and secure for him prompt trial
on the charge against him. - -.
Judge Sharkie accepted the Havana, consulate, by
Geographic reply TO the offer, some weeks ago. bu
his letter finally accepting it has just been received
Mr.. Thrasher is an American citizen. He was ar
rested and has been thrown into prison by the Cap
tain-General of Cuba. suspicion of having beer
engaged, in some way, in the Lopez expedition. L
is the duty of this government to demand for him q
fair trial, and see that he has it. 7'" =---"'-
Mr.. Thrasher was the Editor Of newspaper in
Havana. His paper has been suppressed by the
Captan-G General. 20 1srsaaas.j ,ssFs.tHgi.
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Notice is Hereby GiveB,

FVJHAT a Dividend of three dollars per share the
Capital Stock of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road Company. fully paid in, will be made to Share
holders their legal representatives and after the
5th day of November next. BY order. 81
II - ~ JAMES S. GREEN, Sec'y.
Octoter 81 1885,. ei fzs1 IO2-i5N.
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Norfolk OYSTERS.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

TENHE subscriber being DESTROYS to move, offers for
u sale his Valuable Tract Of Land, lying on Crabtree
and Mine Creeks SIX miles North west of Raleigh,
the Hillsboro road, first rate stand for business The
contains 800 only 40 of which clear
ed. and fresh the balance is rich ami well tim
bered A bargain can be had if early application is
made.
STERLING SPIKES.
Wake County, Nov. II 1851. S93-3tw.
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NOTICE.

HNAKEN up and committed to the Tail of Caswell
County, on the Esd day of October, 1851, Negro
man. who says his is SIMON, and that he belongs
John Segar Scgars of Chesterfield District, South
Carolina Said negro about sc years old five feet four
or five inches HIGH his front upper teeth decayed had
when taken up Wool hat, dark brown WOODEN coat
and pantaloons The owner required prove proper
ty pay charges and take him away he will he dealt
with as the law directs. f. A. WILEY, Sheriff.
~ October GATH 1851. .. s92--w2m.
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new Medical Books.

nHYSICFAN'S Prescription Book, family and ship
companions, Walshe the heart and iangs, drug
giss receipt book, Hastng spracce ofSurgs uekerl
midwifery, Noad's chemical analysis, Qualitative and
Quantstiye, by Motif, be- 81 = lssIf -szss51 -
.1.,,.fg5-,et ~ T7TEfa II. D TURNER,
- t5sI N. q. Boskstors.
October 29, 1851. l.
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PEOPLES CIRCUS.

Will perform in Raleigh Saturday 22d, and Mon
day the oath Of November. - 4-s-.
Doors open at and P. NJ. Performance to
commence at and 1-2 P. NJ. Admission so
cents. Children and Servants, 25 cents. =
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VALUABLE TOWN LOr ron SALE

PURSUANT to an order of Wake Court Of Equity.
at Fall term IS /, the undersigned will sell 81 pub
lie SALE before the Court House door in the city Of Raj
esh, at IL o'clock, Monday, fhe 9Th day OF NoSen"
Der next the Hoise and bot formerly owned by Peggy
Eastwood on Salisbury STREET. 1t a6oinS the premises
of slas Burns aud William Ashley, and is known in tbs
plan IF said city, ss part Of town Lot, No. 81
= k-~ TrRxs OF SILE. Tile purchaser will berequised
tn nav down in cash. OH the day Of s4le 86O-kixing
bond at nine months with approved security, for the
balance q the purchase money.
- p. BUsBEE, CIerR and MdstAt
October eth, 1851. lO4-tl7N.
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OYSTERS! OYsTERs.:

FTNHE undersigned takes early occasion to give
tice, that he will be able in the of few days,
to supply all orders FROM TOWN COUNTRY, for the
finest
Norfolk Oysters,
received direct t,vety four hours from their beds in
the briny Deep" All who relish this great luxury of
the season, will, please send in their orders to
.- p: 80 w. R. PEPPER, Agent.
November 7th, 1851. '. 3-6t.
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]. CREECH

rs daily espectng from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Petersburg $50 barrels of rectifed and common rye
WHISKEY, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
AS am determined close business in Raleigh be-
fore March next all persons indebted to me by note or
account will please call and Settle their accounts will
be placed in an officers hands for collection.
- ,..~' l.4''....... ..... .....r.- J. CREECH.
Raleigh, Nov. 2, 1851. l. /
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TW|HE WIDE WIDE WORLD, beau.
IL tiful Domestic Tale"
For sale by -Er w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1851. 8
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ICorrespondence of the Washington Union.
ILLINOIS ELECTION,

SPRINFIELD, Nov. s.. The election in Illinois for
and representatives., and also determine
the question of the adoption rejection of the gen.
era banking law, took place yesterday. We have as
yetony scattering returns, but they indicate the adop-
ton of the banking law by large majority. ~
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The immigration from Europe to this country is
immense, and still the increase. The increase at
the port of New York alone, Of the first five months
of this year, is Is 604 the corresponding months
of 1850. The number of immigrants from ls49 10
1876, incusive, was 3sO,443; and the number from
1897 to 1851, inclusive, less two months, is O56
92S. ..11 .@'-s-p .'1's' J
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANs, Nov. 6. Further returns from the
Sd congressional district leave doubt0f the cleo
Ma,,ia 1dsm elstsd 4 dc Isf ssrct and
dry (whig) IN the 81, as before stated.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, June 1916,

BALTIMORE, June 1875. p. m.
good deal OF excitement exists in regard to the tee-
phc report of great fire San Francisco Many of
heavy interests there, and, the report
prove tue will doubtless suffer seriously in loss of prop
erty steamer Is about due at New York, and by
her arrival we shall be able ascertain the truth and de-
tails of tho matter.
The alleged deacaton OF Colonel Sanderson, late
city COLLECTOR has yet been fully determined upon
The committee who had the matter under investigation
have reported thrytwo in the books against the
collector amounting Sl5 70I 70, and eight in the
book in his favor, amounting to ~ 1896 5O-makng
deficit OF 305 20 With this statement dissatisfaction
exists the part of Colonel s. 1t has been agreed,
therefore, for the committee appoint accountant
and Colonel Sanderson another whose duty it shall be
examine all the books thoroughly of the clerks and
others in office. This procedure will consume much time
and until it has been gone through with one posi-
bly, tell how stand. The general impression still
prevails that Colonel Sanderson will be able acquit him
self honorably.
The advices by the Humboldt have had special effect
market.
Sales of 100 bbs Howard street -four at - l2s City
Mills held 81 25. Red wheat, 80 sS cents sales of
1900 bushels good white at 80 Yellow corn, 81 So
cents; white, SO Oats, 81 80 Rye 81 cents.
Provisions quiet prices unchanged The grocery
ket is dul-small sales Rio coffee 81 cents Wool
dull at 20 % cents for common unwashed. Whskey "a
a % cents per gallon.
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MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of wash
IA nston, Of AARON HAIGHT PALMER,
New York, and woRTHINGToN GARRETTSON sNETHEN
Orleans, and counseors OF the Supreme
Of the United States
This establishment is formed for the following objects
l. For practising in the Supreme Court of United
conducting professional business before Congress.
prosecution recovery all claims, equity
United before
men, against foreign before boards of
OF with State Treasury,
Navy Once, Interior Departments and obtaining
penalties alleged violations
revenue, post Office, or other laws,
securing for inventions from the United States
and land and
the various laws OF the United States
collections generally embracing debts legacies, and
heritances United and foreign countries.
purchase sale lands Of the Ter
Union and loaning Of
lying therein =. -. ....
loans the dividends thereon and, generally for the
Of all business pertaining law, oan and banking
agency. .
All addressed paid, Messrs Palmer
snehen Foreign Agency, City Of Washington, will
PALMER sNETHEN,
June ll-Iawlycp Office No Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
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demand for houi and the low prices reached under
the large receipts there is speculative demandsaes
Indiana and Michigan So 81 "a straight State, vs. 81
10 VI southern, 81 81 "a 90. Rye -four, IS 81 Corn
meal SS Wheat, SO cents, white southern Genesee ss
cents Corn sbetersales % cents, southern white %
cents, northern yellow. Rice, 50 81 Ss &c. Hops, 90
80 cents N country rosin 81 30 Pork is bettet-saes
mess, Si4 90; old do, STA IL. Lard, 81 81 cents
Whisky, 22s cents Talow, cents. Tobacco, Ken-
tucky,) a ii cents,
Freghts observation-disclosures to Liverpool, $50 SIG
al. Flour Is. 4d. a Is. 3D.
The market is quite dull. and the transactions limited
One failure occurred du ring the of broker who was
buyer OF Reading stock. Generally however, prices are
firm for the season. and governments for which the books
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Frederick the Great.

Under this head, readers will find odsy rich treat
in communication addressed 10 by our correspond
ent H. who says to find in my portfolio sketch
of Frederick the Great prepared for another OCCASION
which may possibly prove interesting that the pub
lie attention has been called to this celebrated per-
sonage by the recent Inauguration of Rauchs famous
statue at Berlin. II has often struck that there were
strong points of resemblance between Frederick and the
Old Chief. Qackson) think you will detect them in
of the traits described in the enclosed II you
think this worth setting up, occasionally send you
other articles Of similar character such have never
appeared in print in this country, entirely original"
We truly grateful to this able correspondent, and
satisfied that all readers will concur with us
in urging him to continue his valuable contributions to
the Union. His selections on this occasion are most
happy and indicate taste judgment. and research that
are calculated to do public good.
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We do not wish to be imporunate in suggestions to
the special organ Of the administration but really ap-
pears amss for TO say that have no bub-
Bile of democracy that requires prickiDg urgently as
that which has been blown by the wings, and which is
described in the following extract from the New York
Evening Mirror
"The winds all hushed. and the are at rest;
They sleep like the passions in nfancys breast"
"WEBsTER's sPEECHEs.--The miserable creature Who
by the suferance of Mr. Fillmore dsgraces the post Of
naval sorekeeper, has pirated the speeches Of Mr. Web
ster which were reported by our special reporter,
printed them in bungling and erroneous manner and
the Union committee assist in such laundering piracy
Does Mr.. Webster! Does the President"
The above is from the Napoleon of blackguards, and
nobody else. We nothing for his opinions long
they unfriendy. 1t is only his embrace that is
fatal. Those "prated speeches" placed in our
hands BY Mr. Webster for publication after careful re-
vsement, and the letters have received from the dis
tnguished statesmen, thanking for the have
bestowed upon the publication of them. than
been nine times publicly kicked cufed, caned cowhided
The public may rely upon the accuracy of these
speeches, and, if need be, will give Mr. Websters
endorsement of them in the second hundred thousand
The following notice from the editor OF the Journal OF
Commerce. Behold the difference between BLACKBOARD
and gentleman:
"MR WEBsTERs sPEECHEs.-As the speeches of Mr..
Webster at Buffalo, Syracuse, and Albany will be often
best to have correct copy. The edition just issued
from the Evening Mirror office, in pamphlet of So pages,
svo, what is wanted, having received Mr.. Websters
revision. The emendations are quite numerous"
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aY OYER q nosuInE, Anet,on.er..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday
49, O'Clock, the ahall sell
No o5o located on street north between 10Th
and th west being - et nehss W ef
with the and morrill, and next
the Menou buildings, --.--.
Terms residue In and Two years, Tor notes
oe's ' DYER a Mcguire,
ian. IN eosds Aucioneers
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T ow-PRICED Ingram Carpetinss and Floor OH

Ow-PRICED Ingram Csrpetings and Floor OIL
Ii cohs.Just received the OF subscribers
supply of the above goods which will be found pretty
good
Also additional supply Of those heavy a. r.
These the last shall be able furnish
er OF these goods.
Also 10 pieces Of ~ white duo off make lower price
above, but which will be found heavy, even rm and
straight selvages.
And bale step -damask drugget-
The public respectfully invited call and
goods depart
and therefore confidently recommend all that sell
CLAGETT DOD5ON
one door Of corner Of Penn and 9th
lS-eo2wtf
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Nv DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE IsLAND.-on Friday
a0ernoop June 49, O'Clock the premises, we shall sell
g. square No oes, situated on street south,
between 18th and l3k streets west
Terms at sale ,rn . =, ,,,,n,
Inn. "A .... Auctione.rs
Tn. shove sale IL postponed TO "wednesday evening,
the 18th instant At Q o'clock, the premises . ,,.r
June I'D DYER Mcsblt"