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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

MIL1TARr.-The Greys, Capt. Elliott yesterday
celebrated their 9Th anniversary at Clarkes Spring,
in fine style. The corps formed about 9 o'clock, in
front of the City ALL and shortly after took up the
line of march for the Spring, which they reached
about 10 O'Clock. The members were then dis
missed until noon, when the line was again formed
for target practice. Lieut. Crawford won the medal,
which was duly presented by the Captain on behalf
of the Company in a few appropriate remarks.
About 3 o'clock, the corps, with their invited
guests, sat down to excellent dinner, spread out
under the grove in front of the old homestead near
the Spring.
Messrs. :. H Gilmer. Joseph Mayo Col Spalding
and others were called TO their feet by compliment.
tary illusions, and severally addressed the Com
pauy.
The target practice abundantlv showed what sort
of welcome they prepared to give the enemies
o. their country whilst their hospitality
their guests proved them to be keenly alive to all
those noble emotions which invariably animate the
true and brave soldier.
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WITHOUT PAPxRs.-Lorenzo Baloney, who af
irmed that he was tree negro, and came from
New York in the schooner Emma D. Russell, Capt.
Wicks, was yesterday brought before the Mayor in
default offree papers. The Mayor committed him
TO jail until today, in order to afford opportunity
for making enquiry as to the truth of Baloneys
statement, Of the Captain Of the schooner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRArIoN.-We are hap
by to announce that large number of ,ur most in
fiuential citizens are in favor Of proper and be
coming celebration of the Anniversary of our indie,
pendenee, and that public meeting win be held
the City Hall on Mondsy evening next, at O'Clock
for the purpose Of making the necessary arrange
ments. Every patriotic and true hearted repubi
eau is invited to attend, and by appropriate action,
speak out the quickening thoughts of sliberty
quality and fraternity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

Eg The Once of the New York Her.
AID, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, is at 1901
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel
THOMAS II. GRESHAM
AZ lS General Apen,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEErrNG-The
meeting last evening at the African Church. to ratfy
and confirm the nomination of the Baltimore nomi.
nees, Pierce and King was large and enthusiastic
Col John rutherford was Gale d to the chair, and
Messrs. Philip Mayo, Shelton C. Davis and John
Lynch appointed Secretaries. In response to calls,
Messrs. John Y. Mason, Chastain White (wto were
delegates to the Baltimore Convention) and Robert
g. Scott presidential Eector for this DISTRICT seve.
rally addressed the meeting. TIE latter presented
preamble and resolutions approving tne course of
the Baltimore Convention, and the resolutions
adopted by that body. The chair submitted the
question, and the preamble and resolutions of MIR
S. were adopted unanimously. All the speakers
bore testimony to the high character of the nomi
nees as gentlemen aud statesmen, and to their
fidelity to the interests of thu South and of the
whole Union. The late hour at which the meeting
adjourned (about Il o'clock compels to omit a
more extended notice of the procee ding this
ing. The meeting was marked by entire harmony
and much enthusiasm 1t YVES unusual ly large, and
closed with three cheers for Pierce and King.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

EV~ Ever one VIM mas suffered with frost bit.
ten feet, rheumatsm, ague cake, spinal affection,
soreness OF the breast kc., knows that II. g. Far.
reIls Arabian Linimcnt gives slmost immediate re-
lief, when ~ other inedcines fail and We verify
criebrsftd remedy. snd could ret no more. fhey
would MT tske dry 6ollars for &
tre advertisement. For sale By PURCELL,
LADD co, corner Of Main and Ilth ssSssls,
kichmond, We. 10 -6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

DIscHAnOED.-Nst, slave 10 Joseph X. Anderscn'
John peterborough, slave TO Henry Exsl. san'
slave 70 james Thomas, IT., and Mily. slase % Cor
nelius Lipsconb. we're brough, before his Honor
yesterday. on the charge Of csrrfiag improper
passes, and discharged with adnyuitons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

~ The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
bess completed to the Ohio river, distance Of
l2l miles from Cumberland. Twenty miles
81 rad were laid down ID the month Of May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

NOTICE To BUlLDEks.-Owing 70 the
~ recent reduction in the prices OF Stone Cut
ting, we prepared TO execute all orders that
may be entrusted 10 us with promptness, at re-
duced prices. JOHN w. DAVIES Il co,
je ll-7tA Cor. of 7th 81 and the Csasl
I OSf OK MlSSING--A box said TO coltsln
IL Linen Goods; marked K, P. IL K, h. iult'
able reward will be paid for its delivery 10 the I'M
dersigned, or for such information as viii lead to
its recovery. Apply to
jc IL LuDLAM & WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

(NALIFORNIA.-PR TO SUIT EVE
~ RY BODY.-Selling OF: Selling oil y
Cloth Dress and Frock Coats, Sc to TO- Cloth sack
Goats, to 8; Fancy Cashmere Ptnts, 2 To Il BACK
Cashmere Pants, $50 to SIS; Fancy and white LIN
en- Pants, to 81; 1000 Vests all qualities, 10 S.
and complete assortment Of Furnishing Goods
Persons wishing TO buy will fad this their 0est
chance ms | am bound TO leave.
IS Aain street is the place.
ie Il-tJel2 L. EtNEMhN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

% Only IL LIE and 15 cents for Bill.
fous Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill kn0wn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTEBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, az
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Ra
in their good effect.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, also in
great demand-price % cents, and tor sale by Pur.
cell, Ladd & Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood
A Bodeker, Bennett Il Beers, R. R. Duva, o. A
Strecker and ]. Blair. ia 2l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

EE IL 10 most true that the ladies have s;v..
US The preference, as they continue to throns 30.
rooms for the splendid sty lie OF Daguerreossnoal
taken by the celebrated Patent Pr ces, Il i Il.
aa'y OF every person 10 secure u s4adsw, ere
strangers and citizens to come to US for tbs;- s
guerreoype Pictures where they cannot fail - -
tain them entirely satisfactory The puLc .bou ~
always bear in mind that we take pictures !, ~.
dead equal to life. MOULSON,S u He
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, No I'm
Main street, one door above MitrheIs
je 5 Tyler's Jewery So.
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nv UIICEs-I HtItUy With PtFsuHs
~ C, editing PHILIP BEERS and WILLIAM C..
VELVE, proprietor and clerk Of the Richmond
Gold and Silver, Brass and Copper Pen MsnEfacto
ry, on my account, as they have been permitted to
use nv name heretofore. Ali accounts against the
concern had better be presented Immediately for
payment. az there is exp cted shortly some large
demand against the millers from the North.
lie ll-lr I. RAYMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

Il LIvER PILL9.-PRErArrn -.
The 9Ass oDTAINED Al THE kOck g ss uhOn
Val AlQM oeNfN0oz-1hee - - - iDsjk
Csthafuc, Tonic aud Alterstivo il ther
on Inc system. They excite tie scfion ~ - up
n menL cases IN which Cslomei would No. -Nef
isck lney are also peculiarly efcscous = e e =
The wonderful success which bss s,,.n1..
use OF the Hockbndge Alum Water And pssse NE
many years, IN great variety of disesse. -. ior
CURED for Il celebrity rarely il e.er ,ous - &c
u steadily increasing The most eruners snd
OF the dsy have examined the Water and Pr "
found II possessed extraordinary Mede;ns, ~ and
ties 1t has been declared BY the best
70 be cure Tor every form Of scrcfu,s Zines
Liver Diseases. oil Chronic Diseases 81 ~
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Disea.s. ~ &c
Eyes, Mercu-a Affections, sno particularly ~ me
ed to cases Of Passive Uterine heroorrb..e sospt.
piicated with arrangement Of the Liver -, S -
mach. and many other disorders arising f,..s go
purity OF the blood. NUN M
For sale by Druggists ana country r...,
generally throughout the United states snaas
Price 81 per vial, or 90 per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing tn ,,r.h .
large quantities, or became Agents for he 10
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please sdSrsa 'e
BOOTH ANDERSON T. cHRIsTias
Alum Springs, Rockbridae Co Va
JOHN Il. SEaYRFs
Je Columbian Hotel, Richmnnd o.
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- LAND WARRANTs.--The high

- AUCTION NOTICE.-The sale OF
~ fine Jewelry, Watches, Fancy Goods, &C.,
win be continued This Morning, at half past
O'Clock, aud This Afternoon, at half past
O'Clock, at Tontine Hall, Main street. opposite
the Banks. There are many useful and valuable
Goods. as well as Jewelry, to be sold. Sale with
out reserve.
il N GEO. J. SUMNER. Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

Al ERCHANTS VINO intend Opening new setS
lsA OF Books in July, win please hand IN their or
ders, as soon as possible, 10
J. w. RANDOLPH.
EY large stock of Blank Books Of he'tnefp
and home manufacture, always on hand at
iell l2l Main Street.
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79ggN STkAYED.-Fromm my residence
S-I on Sunday evening last Brindle
M Cow, with streak of white down her
sz=<essse oack, and also On the head, with slit
in he right ear. A liberal reward viii be given
for her return to me. JOS BRaNT,
doors from the corner of ] terson St,
je 11-2tt Near Brooke Avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

ER We cannot forbear calling the attention of
the public to the testimonials of skill and
and artistic talent which constantly volunteered
from the press and from private individuals to the
now old established Skyight Gallery of which Mr..
Pratt is proprietor, at No. las, Main street. Rich
mond. We shall insert them in the order in which
they are received, commencing with our own jour
nal. Mr. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment
in a style which reflects much credit upon his taste
and liberality.-Daily Dispatch
The arrangement of his show ROOM is exquisite,
whilst his Skylight is superb Wing.
~ As Mr.. Hill mas failed to produce his long
talked OF natural colored PictsRes the public must
be satisfied with Simon's beauGful and highly fin
shed Daguerreotypes, combining as they do the
unerring accuracy of the camera obscura, with the
soft and richly colored painting. Whether Mr..
Simons has the luck of getting the best Lady sub
jects, whether his new style of taking these sun
pictures is best adapted to their fair complex
ion, we not acquainted with the art enough
to say but this is certain. he makes them all look
bewitchingly beautiful.-(Enquirer)
P. s. The members of the Temperance Conven
ton are particularly invited to call and examine
the beautiful, new style Ivory Daguerreotypes.
M P. SIMONS,
led 10l Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

-, DIX. A. X. PETICOLAS offers
49, his professional services to the public of
Richmond and its environs. When not in his Of
fee, Dr. P. may be found at the Virginia House or
the Medical College
Office on Broad street, between 10th and 18th,
nearly opposite the City Hall ap20-2m@
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a. STRAYED OR sTOLEN-Fr, m
N9Nthe lot back OF the Poor House. small bay
MAKE, formerly belonged 10 John Moody, with
scar on her back, and had but two shoes on ANY
person returning said Mare to JOHN HAGAN, on
2nd stree t. near the Poor House. will be libersly
rewarded. je l1-ltt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
VVHE GALENA and CHICAGO

Il pNlON kAt.ROsD.-Tle t3aiana and Chicago z ~.
read commencing tho CITY Of Chcgo in the State OF m
noiS ~ tfeeposL III Stephenson County, dstac. OF
10 miies At which point il connects with the Gal.p,
Branch u the Illinois Celgsl Railroad being construct.
Cd to Gsieaa and Dubuque, ia the State Of Iowa On the
Mississippi River.
Al point thirty miles If Chosgo connects with
the Aeurs Baneh Rslosi ia operation theen miles
and which about beins extended by that CcPsny the
Illinois Cearal Railro@a at point sixteen miles north II
the illaos River At Chcaso It's terminus viii
gan Soathen Railroads constituting ps OF thu main chsn
Of Railroad he fm the Atlantic cities TO tue Mississippi
River and The Northwest
The Rosi is completed and In operation -gsy-four
miles eight miles from the Of Rockford the Rock
River wheh place the work - active progress and
will be completed and pot in oreFaen BY the Isl day of An-
gust next the iron for this section II the Roea being
hand The remaining portion OF the woss Will ~ pu under
contract By the nth May next and pepbaby be eomPe:ei6y
juno, 1855
The Illinois Central Rsilrosi Ccnrsny snacnnce s,ch
state Of 20 have the connecting nk from Feepo
70 the Mississippi completed eeriy IA the all % 1883
The grades upon the road the ruling grade
ocr 20 rect IN the miis and u feet re uie. Tae
so'ire cost a1d equipment Of tho road VIII be about
ttvS the amount OF capital paid IN Is S7t5oel and
farther amount OF about $20oo Ia. been Subscribed hu.
not YET csed In There bonds rs folows:
$500" Ns DIVISION bonds due Is, June l4 SS 900 depst
bends; anc. sii7o second division bonds me road Was
opened 80 Egir the tox River distance of a. mica in
the month OF February, Hasa ard completed and opaue3 10
us present POINT Of terminus tho the 10Th day ii last
The earnings Of the csd for the eleven Ssonts tom Nav
lssi, TO AIll l. lG were Sly2 as; espeaseor se sane
Time SIC ssiurns during that tine en- average distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

-. and ,;r.. opetious; it, elose prcximlsy - 20
and ard Harlem n0,d .%d y ne "a snS
pea , srv hour Of day 10 the lover Part o. me
e, %.Iss i very r aoas 'a1ns'
down town OF IL. IN one body and ON its peculiar 10
Pa .ssntaers must soon become popuous and serJ
p. city end aa pa'e capital cannot '''
~ -. - and free from all incumbrsnces
~ I'm. of sne win be very liberal to the purchasefs
rs per of the purchase money can remain %" '''" @
mortrase for FIVE years at 6 PEI cent ,c,r.,,
The ale win be positive and all OF the l26 lots VIII be sold
without reserve to The highest bidder ~ f.,
Fn enrtbe, psrticula apply to the suctioDeer, No
Bosdst where maps describing the above property can
be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
DACIFIC BANK, New-York, May Is,
SALE of 278 valuable Lots

and Buildings portion thereof to close estate
re ore s
May inst ut the Merchants Exchange, in the City OF New
Yort, by A ]. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, viz:
House and Lot No 10 Tbamesst House and Lot No 10y
HOass an: and Lot No. Nos Ss snS "a to-
setber with the Houses the OF aid lots House
and Lot No 1is West i4th Houses and Lot or the north
Lot No 67 East 2ls, and the adjoining House and Lot
No: isa East 2lsst House and Lot on the east side
Of 3d-av., between 43th and 49ss; Carriage Factory
and Lots ON the side of 3d-av between 4sth and
SOhsts Carriage Factory aod 10 Lots on the east side
side Of Sdsv, between 52d and 53dsts; Lots ON the
east eide Of 3dsv, between SD and 5itbsts lots on
tbs east .de o. ssv between 2s ~" ana Lott
the side OF Sd between 10th aud 5lthsts Loo on
the west sde Of Say, bstwesn 4sh and isths Lots
the west side OF 3d-av between sgd and 5'ds honse
ss; Lots the west side of 3dav between eith and
55sts Lots the side OF I'd av bstween 10Th and
6hsts House Shed and Lots on the west side OF oday
esst eide of Lexngtonav between 5th and 5ls,sts.
Lots the side Of 2av between SD and 5ithsts
small House and Lots the east side OF ID av between
5sth and 5tss lots on the side Of 2d-av between
55th and 56thss; Lot south side OF 5thst between
"a and Savs Lots on 5oth and 5lsss and between I'd
and svs 3Hou.es and 70 Lots on 5Ist .nd 5adss, be-
Cd and 3davs IL Lots Gu go and sd s between "a
end Sd-ss % Lot: on oth ana ,'tn ss between q saa
Lots seth and 5ithsts, between I'd and 81 avs Lots
the north side Of sdst between LIST and avs; Co;;ass
and south side of 4h-st between IN. 81 and Lex
ingouavs Cottage and Lots north side OF fsh ST. BE-
tween Sd and Lexington Lots south adc OF 5st,
between Sd and Lexington Houses ana Lots north
sce OF 50hs, between Sd and Lexington avs; Lots on
south sde between Sd and Lexington Stable
and north de of 5lsst between I'd and Lexington
sva and Lot south side Of SD st. between I'd and Lex
tneton-evs
Also Lots in Williashurgh, 10 wit Lot west side
Of Graham av between Wyckoh and Stags sts Lots
south side OF Wyckost between Graham and Even
81 and Lots the easterly side OF North Sst 100 feet
south Of 5th.st
And also the undivided half part Of certain piece of Salt
Meadow In Weschester County, on Harlem River
kingsbdge front of the land formerly belonging Jacob
Vermiyea AID containing thereabout.
The sale wall commence at II o'clock, the 18th OF
May 1852 and will be continued subsequent day.
necessary until the whole property be sold
Litbopaphic maps Of the premises will be ready by the
18th inst, and be procured from the auctioneer.
The terms III be liberal and will be announced at the
sAle-Dsted May 5th, 1852. HENRY BRCvO0RT,
JACOB ID. ODELL
MURRAY HOFFMAN,, Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
ANTaoNY J. BLKscSsR, Aucf,on-er.
AkGE and POSirlNES SALE of Io6

Il . DESIRABLE BUILDING IiorS era1rrIEr-r.ry
Situated fof IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT % "a
aud f1i-sSs ana On sss.h iern AID Icls.srs IL me
SIt1 OF NV lOkk, At AJCTION-ANrHONY q
bLhrthtk VIII sell 4, auction, on FRIDAY NAV p
49, at 4 ocock. ~ the Merchants Exch1rs ,asa, -
ground, viz;
Seventy-our Building Lots forming tbs entire block O,
ground bounded ~ Sdss, f-hsv- leth and lelsi-stS
Also ~ lots OF ground bounded by u AID i-avs ana hv
9eth and lCethss
The shove lots ell OF FIJI SIZE al beautifully sstsfea
for building purposes and very desirable t persons of m an
purchase rns building l0t or oI capitalists N
make safe and profitable snvestnensS
IL high ground ard commands splendid view Of the
East River There probably sufficient boldirs on
the property q bald AZ the houses anG The ss,s sod
no doabs le sod 20 advantage r n,ag aP lots few streets
above, aud n tiss immediate vicinity.
Z Is situated tew streets shove the center Of Yorkve,
sud near churches. schoolhouscs x.
ls pfepsHy sdnrirshly acated for manufacturing pur-
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r. ". WErcOTr Aacfionoef
HOUSEHOLD FUR

Il J. NiTURF FRENCH PLATE PIER GLASSES
OIL PAINTINGS &C, ou MONDAY MDRNlSD, May
IL st 10 o'clock, being all the 81 h,Yss NJ IS
Gfecn~ chay, Two doors from ah consisting TsDes
w, Brussels and threepy CEpeis star do and Rods on
Cloth, elegant Pier Glasses cciI lounges Nftes
cSe0 mahogany sprlpe-sest tran t0tfagc Do Rockers
70 match Noiiafe Chairs tgyp,an aud white rnarbist0p
Cener Fer snd sofas Tables Window Curtains Aad Cor
n'c,S rich Shades mahogHy nsshioop Bureaus double
and s'nsle mahogany marhetor Wsshssnds match ma
hessnN Dressing saa Work Tables Qua let do mthnsany
ana sit Locking Glasses MAHOGANY French BrdeadG wal
nut Cottage DO Feather Bet hair MstTesses Pikaars
olrodosS Cnre Ornaments ivory handled Cu,icry Glass
~eIr hine hal. and SOAR Lamps &c with usual
ftrnent az hi'chcn Furniture. Ais. twelve eesaat OIL
lshuss 81 real inerit nchy framed worthy aftsntiOn
Sisuaeurs ara copncisscu Every article Ia The house will
enNey arc efentc.y sold without IL gard 10 " aher
morning OF sale. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Aucrioneer
"RUSTEES' SALE of 324 CHOICE

and VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated 9Th and 6hsvs and on 5G sd I'D lS'th sno
center Of Harlem. Sale positive 70 the highest bddsf
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at auction, on TUES
DAY. May 10, 1852 at II O'Clock, at the Merchane TX
change the following desirable property
the beautiful part Of the estate OF the a1e Cnares
Henry Hail. viz: -,
~ fine building los forming the entire block Of ground
bounded by 4th aud l35thsts and by 9Th and 6thavs
Also II building lots being the entire block bounded oy
1850 and l3sth-sts, aud 5th and 9th avs
Also Y lors forming the whole block Of ground bounded
BY l32d and l35d-sts, and by 9TH and 6th-sys ,ao,
Also ~ lots the block bounded Dy ioist anu '<
SITS and by the 9Th and 6tl-evs , ,,, ,oo.,
Also So lots the half Of the block bounded oy iStn
and SIststs and 9Th and 6havs ofthe sa ne oAlns On
lSls,-et-, on the 9Th and on the 9th sv N ...,,
The above lots all full size beautiuiiy ntraeo "f
Immediate improvement, and as the gronnd nee Iom
rocks dry level and graded by nature admirably soaPeo
for building purposes ,..,. ,.,t ~ u.r,.,,,-
extremely healthy and free from nuisances commanding
views unsurpsssed beautyocated but snort d snce
from the Railroad Station with to the city anos
every half hour othe day at fares OF only oc ana
much less by conutation-they without doupt tne
most choice and desirable lots for private residences on the
portion of the Real Estate offered for sale At
nj ts value it deemed proper TO state that tins entire
onstv w be sold to the highest bidder and under cir
enrnstances whatever will single lot be Withdrawn
There will not probably occur again within ten years
such SAFE profitable END udlcious n'esenl VI
capital can be made. go ~
he il perfect and free from all membranes The
deeds will be the usual Trustees Deeds, with covenants
against the grantors' own acts
abstract of the title prepared by ID. I. Hall Esq;
The terms of sale will be very liberal to the purchaser
a. 10 per cent of the purchase money remain on BOND
and mortgage for three years x,,.
full particulars apply to the Auctoneer No. Broad st. OF
or to GEO. +. TALMAN, Trustee, No % Wai-st