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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

PHILADELPHIA, JULY l, 1862.
THE subscribers take pleasure in informing
IL their friends and the travelling community
generally, that they have this day taken posses
sion of that we'll established and favorably known
hotel Congress Hall, Third and Chestnut
streets.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired,
and all the modern Improvements introduced, and
furnished in a style of elegance which will at
once render it unsurpassed for comfort and con.
venience.
This is decidedly the best located house in the
city, being in the immediate vicinity of business,
the Exchange, Custom. House, and many other
public buildings.
Lines of Omnibusses leave for every part of
the city every few minutes, their head quarters
being within one square of the House.
The subscribers are determined to spare no
pains in making this a convenient and comforta-
BILE home TO the traveller.
NORRIS & JACKSON,
July 10, 1859. ProDrisiers.
JAMES E. NORRIS, who is well known to many
of the business men visiting the city, lately in the
Hardware house of James ]. Duncan & Co.,
Twitt, Brother q Co., and formerly proprietor of
the Virginia Hotel, st. Louis, willhave the man
agement OF the House, assisted by polite and
competent persons.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TNHE subscribers having formed a Partnership
under the hTm of BLACKBURN & ALEX
AMBER, have opened Ware Houses at the Old
Furnace and Harpers.Ferry, where they willen-
gage in the Forwarding and Commits
sion Business, Their Boats will ply regu-
larry between those places, and Georgetown and
Alexandria, by the Canal.
They will at all times purchase, WHEAT,
CORN and other Produce, for which they will
pay the highest prices in cash.
Produce Willie received al any of the Depots
on either the Baltimore & Ohio or Winchester
& Potomac Railroads.
LUMBER, COAL, SALT. SHINGEES
IATHS, PLASTER, Cground and n
ue lump TAR, COFFEE. So.
CARS, 9c.,
which they will sell BY the quantity.
Ihey VIII endeavor az alttimcs t0make 1.-THE
interest OF Farmers and otherstodealwith them. |
RS. BLACKBURN.
w. f. ALEXANDER.
Oct. Il, ls5I.-ly
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DOCTOR YOURSELF ---PrIVatcIy.
% rWENrv-FTuH GENTS.

10y means of the POCKET
ID or Every
Ome Ills Own Physician. The
th%iriy-sixIh edition, with one
hundred enGravings. showing
Private Diseases aud maIfOrma-
lions Ofthe Generative System,
in every shape and form : to
which is added a Treatise on
the diseases of females, intend
ed for the use Of females only,
(see page I9l)being ofthe high.
est Importance 10 married peO-
pie or those contemplating mar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
LITTL,E'S
WHITE OIL FOR HORSES

WHITE OIL FOR HORSES!
TNHIS is pronounced to be the best
Il by the many hundreds that have used it, for
the various affections that HORSES are liable.
viz:-Cuts, S~Praines, Bruises, Saddle and Collar
Calls, Scratches, Fistula, Polevil, Swenny, and
in fact most any injury that a Horse may sustain.
1t is now in general use as a Liniment for man
for sores of all kinds. Painin the limbs or back.
chapped hands, ring and letter worm, scaIds and
burns, aud has made some most remarkable cures
of RHEUMATISM.
Prepared for the proprietor at WILLIAM
HEARTS Drug Store, Scottsyille, Albemarl
County, Va.
None genuine but those signed by THEo
w. LITTLE, on the outside wrapper.
Price, 3s3 cents n Bo1tIe.
with Directions.
FOR SALE BY
! L. n. Smith & Co., Charlestown.
A. NJ. CRIDLER, Harpers.Ferrv.
III. s. FoRNEY, Shepherdstown.
A. IL. DUFFIELD, Dufield's Depot.
SMlTH & MARTIN, Leetown.
joins G.. SHIRLEY, Middleway.
W.R.&A AT SEWERS, SummitPoint
ALSO
By Druggists and Merchants throughout the
Jan. 4, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
AND &AGggG83&.

FHNHE undersigned, thankful to the citizens of
Il Jefferson for the liberal patronage extended
to him in his line of business, respectfully gives
notice that he has made special arrangements to
execute every description of
PAPERING, AND PAINTING,
EITHER PLAIN OR GRAlNING, MARDL1NG, &C,
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. In quality or style of his workmanship,
he is willing that his work itself shall be his re-
commentator, and therefore refers to the work
executed at the residences of
DR.. G. F. MASON, ". w. Moore,
l. N. CARTER and J. w. BELLER,
Charlestown, and the Graining at the residence
o. MI. Lewis w. Washington.
His Terms are most ! easonable, and by prompt
ness and fidelity to those who patronize him, he
hopes to receive a liberal share of encouragement.
lie will execute any description Of Work in
his line when desired, in any part Of this or the
neighooring counties. WILLIAM KIMES.
CbarIestown, April 20, l852-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

ron SALE.
N1VO second hand BUGGIES, CARRY.
II OLES suitable for one horse two second
BhaudaFamily Carriages; and good family
HORSE, that is good size, 6 years oldand works
well in harness. ". J. HAWKS.
June
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

=HAkPER'S MAGAZINE, and a lot o. ~
IL ve!ets; also, tsI'be Life Of General Sow
price l94 cts IustEeceived and for sac ~
July6. Z. u. sA4iu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
co CT ESS HALL,
Third and Chestnut Streets.

Washington. Feb. 10, 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18
HURRA FOR NlRGINIA.

Any person DESTROYS to see specimen OF
what domestic industry can do, may be graft
fed by calling at this office. They will see a
piece cut from carpet manufactured by a
lady who lives about nine miles below the city,
which would do no di.credit TO the best carpet
mandatory in the county. 1t is very thick,
strongly woven, and its colors are lastly cho-
sen. We have no doubt, when upon the floor.
ii cuts quite brilliant appearance. The lady
who projected this carpet, chose tue colors and
arranged everything previously to its being
woven This latter operation was performed
by female servant, with apcwer loom. We
wish all the housekeepers of the State could
see it, as We feel assured that it would stimu.
late their industry by showing how munh more
can be done than they are aware Of.
The ingenious manufacturer of this very
pretty pattern, is Mrs. Henry Cox, Of Cox's
Island. Her name ought 10 be handed
around.
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Dir Keundy, one ofthe editors of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, writing from Genoa, SAYS
that Uncle Toms Cabin is producing Ia mis-.
chierous influence against the United States
all over Europe. Every body reads, cries over,
and praises 1t, while, under the excitement Of
the hour, our country is denounced without
reserve OF discrimination, and wjth a bi.
tfness OF feeling to wh.cl the write. herself is
4 stranger.
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in whatever measures of national policy were
directed by wisdom, or intellect, or for the be-
nefit of general interests. Superior Northern
intellect had no influence on the South, we
were governed by their brute force and sups-
rority ofnumbers. The slavery Of the South
was that of naturally inferior to a naturally
superior race which, Of all, was the condition
bestfor both master and slave.
| Mr. K. then proceeded to speak OF the slavery
OF class TO class in the North, and its degrading
efects-of the slavery Of starving laborer to
the paying employer-to expose the false pro-
fessioDs OF Northern men, who would, even
now, if they could supply the South with
slaves from Afrca-of the demoraIizing effect
Of the hordes Of emigrants that were filling the
non-slaveholding States, and their sutjection
to the purposes Of scheming politicians; and
closed with an earnest and impressive exposi-
ton OF the benefits and blessings of the exist
ing institution q slavery in the South.
The report of the Executive Committee was
then reed, presenting a brief review Of their
proceedings during the year, calling the atten-
ton ofthe Society to the various essays which
had been published under their direction, and
presenting the draft of the constitution pre-
pared in obedience to instructions of lie Soci-
ETY., 10 be submitted for It's adoption.
The constitution above reported, was then
taken up and considered; and, after slight
amendment, was adopted.
On motion, KesoIres, That the Recording
Secretary be instructed to invite the members
OF the General Assembly to attend an adjourned
meeting OF the Society in this place tomorrow
night
Members present were called On by the Pre-
sldent to communicate to the Society facts of &
practical nature on various subjects connected
with agriculture, when interesting and instruc.
tive remarks were made by Mezsga Rullin, jr.,
Ruf1in, ST., c. c. Lee, Booth, Gilmer, Bondu.
rant, Nelson, HarYie and holland, on the ex-
haustng Or non-exhausting tendency Of the
oat crop, on wheat fallow, and especially for
and against the system of re-illio"ing for that
crop, and upon the nature, history, charac-
ter and habits of, and remedy for, the joint
worm.
On motion, ReSolred, That the President be
requested TO furnish a copy Of his address, de
iVored this evening, for publication, under the
direction Of the Executive Committee.
The Society then adjourned 10 meet ct the
same place this afternoon, at 4 O'clock.
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FUNERAL OBgEQvtG7.On Thursday .f,a-219u
las, Uaion Lodge No.7, aad Excelsior Euc4.up-
laant OF the Order Il odd Fellows TUNED .at
nj fun .anEs notwithstanding the rainy ana IL
ciemcat weather, t. garforn the fuaera! o5sequic=
OF their parted D.. her Al ua.ls xun,eau. he
hallmark of respact paid to the unfortunate &c
ceased wac 50 rash pI. u ard to rs existence
GA Tuesday last, BY the OLA Fr.log5s, y7l5 Of the
most promgt liberal a4d Christian cha.acter They
drotped cass OF pity, lov, AID forgiveness upon
tle gave If tHe.s e~.ia5 br9.ler; aAd not only
burei him, Jlt VII proviie Tor the besesg-d vi
dow ana nor thrce cAIIran. A }j5aaA. s. b53riF-
ton Is Cc!as taHeu aiso il ben II Of t4e al Ct
Ell I'm among t. sna,cla.ts Of B.oaI street
NJ K Wa buried in the 2oo.-Lo4-e cucy;as-
ground.
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EXPORTS OF ACoRNs.-Seventy-th three bast-
els Of acorns have been shipped 10 Belgium
from Bradford, Pa, with view of Introducing
the oak into those countries.
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-. 'r r'asA 10 TEAAs.-T. ere apae,,. 9
F''S'>l stream Of emisfnfjon ;urh -
,'.,' va lais country andGom guroue. WhiIs
~ re hai'y arriving at Galveston Inditno.
%',g ai1'.ai' from LuroJe, filed Win eni.
,., Is, @.'1 !" ''," each steamer that leaves tbi.
a.ts-iss'Ppi Valley, destined ols1 S .. ',r
: KS tae northern and eastern portion. If ,b.
'H'i'" hIe fecriying constant a,ccss,o,'. H., 80
way q Red River and Arkansas. - ~
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- :. zfSss'5s :-..-'

GA Thursday ogeni@g l.ia i6,a inst by the R.v
hhdtp Courtney, ar JOHN 3. VAUGuiN to IA,
aAItf WHEaN, al. Of tlis city
Washington papars will please copy
On tn -. iAst, b. taa Kew. }. Il. Jtser q.
Fi.1D 1EI1& LtHION. of Backs clg9ty Pa -
AS ANNA Il uD3E@SArK, ot this c.tY
50
Z Att.&f.I%B PltAEtN.A CLitpIGAG.egs.
l. CITY .-ila s.coud Incfura bs..r, yAiz Sc.
e--J "Ad D. ds..FoFsd i3-ais At q, ! oc'tc1 SUI
J'ta--'iaiTah. n AHA Aagastj n. uhl,e Will h..
iIi.y lii4s rated Caas ailIIartNEsr
GO iS-2I s.
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Correspondence of the DiEpa;ch.
W srJJISGTON Dec If

Madame AIhoni's second and last co1cert
comes of tonight, AMI promises to be an enter
taIrmenr 0 a superior order
The House OF Representatives devoted a
greater portion of Yesterday in having aporo-
pirate marks Of respect to the memory OF Dan
i'll Webster. Mr.. BayIy, of Va, among others,
paid glowing tribute TO the services and vii
tues u! Tic deceased.
The Senate IS discussing the contested Ken
lucky election case. The impression seems TO
obtain, that Mr.. Dixon will eventually be
awarded the seat. can hardly conceive how a
GlierSIlY oil OPINION can prevail on the subject.
atr. Underwood, On yesterday, concluded a
mastery argument i'll support Of the right Of
hir. Dixon. There is one singular feature in
this case and thai is, Mr.. Merriwca;hlr does
not contest the right Of Ar. Dixon TO occupy
the seat. The question viii doubtless be dis
cussed tor week OF two before the matter is
finally dispose of.
The tariff question has been sprung upon
the House earlier than usual. The precious
time OF the House IS thus unnecessarily con-
suned, % ii is a fixed fact that the taTlI Of
1886 will moi be distu led tins session, unless
II he fer the purpose Of laying prohibitorv du-
ties or foreign non. This Will, iii the main,
be objected 10 by the Southern members but
the difficulty ma possibly be compromised by
the NurIh approaching nearer to the free trade
notions Of The South in reference to foreign
imooTtotions.
The workings of the tariff of 1916 have as
founded lis most ardent friends, and comUIete-
ly coltounded It's enemies. The surplus now
~ the Treasury approaches $4,000 600 and
IN fe~ years must amount to an enormous
sum, unless expended-ia part-in the pur-
chase Of Government bonds, thus paying Of
the national deot, and once m0i9 exhibiting 10
II world q nation free from debt, and second
to none in all the essential elements Of great
ness.
We have change Of weather, and a slight
indication of snow. HENRICn.
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There are 900 churches in MARYLAND,
being an average Of one church TO every Gal
persons in the Stale. The aggregate accom-
mediation afforded by these churches Is for
39O,2O5 persons, making an average of 429 for
each Church. Their total value is 1924, 1884
An average Of Sl,3i3 for each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

STATISTICS OF CRIME The whole run.
hrr OF persons convicted Of crime in the Uni
ted States tor the year ending the frs. dav Of
June, 1880, wa* about y ,0O0, of whom 1900
were natives, and 1900 Foreigners. The whole
number in prison. al that time, was about
5000 Of whom 1890 were naliyes, and 400
Foreigners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

FINANCES OF NORTH CARoINA-The re-
cepts into the Treasury OF North Carolina
during the last two years amounted to $65l :
$50; and the expenditures during III, same
time, were S6lJ,696. rhe receipts of the
next TWO years are estimated at $4G4, IA, and
the disbursements at S4JI.6SS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

FENNsYLVANIA STATE TREA8URY-T re.
ceipts in'o the State Treasury tor the fiscal
year endiu. December 1st, including q loan
Of $3,l54G66, were $T7l6 552. Tie paw
ments, including 1918, 069 OF loans. and in
terest on loans, were Sc SO, $50, with an
available balance in the Treasury Of 81 1872 :
Gil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

Ia al the Courts Oh Aeni!co Comfy and ct; .,,f
city As Notary Pubic, peti ular ut.eal.an y i,
re pad to In taking of Dep55iti5ns Ga OF ou. If
MS oiac.) Proof and AcEuOwl- igcne3ts 81 paa1a
Accomplishments Of DJHGr, &c. Ciai us fer collie.
don ENTRUSTED TO him, pr, IMPLY attended u.
OLnce removed 10 NO q three doors Il - City
de 2-ly
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- The public are cautioned azein.t coun-
tafieIt notes which are in circulation of tie
Salem Banking Company, N-w Jersey. The
notes are o. the denomination Of iyes, and are
a lmIaLlN cxecntef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

hOLD At THE .HlNr.-t'rJm the II 10 the
i1'h 0. December the receipts of gold ut the
United Siatas Mint in this city were s. $40, GOO
"A large amount for the period, though not up
to The unprecedented deposits Of Noyember.-
y! tais scai, 42,2lO.UJO we're deposited ycster-
d1y, which shows q remarkable CORRESPOND
dence 'ith the amount reported To have been
brought by he Il inols, Which arrived At New
OH" Oh sunday -PhH. But, De. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

NAsHISGrON MoNUMENr-T The amCuot
Contributed by the voters Of California to the
Washington Monument at the late election
viii, tits stated, reach $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18
HEAVY VERDICT AeAlssT A RAILROAD

HEAVY VERDICT AGAINsT A RAILROAD
CoMPANy.-In the Supreme Court OF New
York, Wednesday, in the case of Charlotte
Williams, against the Harlem Railroad Com
puny, for loss of husband who died from inju-
RES received on the Railroad track, the Jury
brought in verdict for plaintiff Of $4,000.
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~ A letter to the New York Journal of

~" A letter to the New York Journal Of
Commerce, dated Vienna, November 10Th,
says:
Ii is highly probable that the death Of Mr..
Webster will have the effect Of restoring the
diplomatic relations between Austria and the
United States. Mr.. Hulsemann is still here;
hut "a the only obstacle to his residence at
Washington has been removed by denib, he
will most likely return to his post in the coun-
try OF his adoption. The American Charge
d'AtiaIres has not vet arrived IN Vienna"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

- The nezt annual meeting Of the Anne
rjcan Colonization Society will be held in
Washington on the 18th Of. January. The
receipts OF the Society during the last month,
were :! ,J4s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

foor Ofeenough, tIhe scuiF,ofl now II con-
mined iuneiir, The Providence Journal saws. IS
under tie charge oi DR.. BELL, Of the insane
Ast lun IN that CITY. In answer to the doubts
Il u ~, Evening fosi, the journal says:
We are sorry 10 say that we heard if fro u
an authentic source several days ago, but IN
I'll we heard ii mentioned eisew here, refrujne
from giving publicity 20 it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

s8' ''i'ruts; Stranger than EiCt-cn,,-
Sec the "1a-..iGL II Cts # Carers Syaa.G a,fz
ture, IN another column Fec-s Cannot bed dad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

!97 Mr.. Crosby, of New York, has in,
vented a ne" circular saw, that will cut clap
boards psnnsls, ceiling, &C., straight hey
el!ed, at the rate Of 1000 FEET per hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

ID Lost 3H s>FyL&N-Oa 80.
- daI la.J, Setter Puppy, aa,ai b..i
<to"", answers 10 the aams OF kjao; l,vec cal r.,
"i'n white spot be.w n The fore less Al.orsl
ra3'",3 va be pad for Ai3 .ot4rn 10 /. 3 ONCE.
de lS-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

POLICE RETURNS The following are tie re.
| turns of cases reporter AZ the Mayors Court da.
ring the last six months by the day and night Of
fcars:
June.-By Officers Pearea 3; white 6; Page +;
Warrington 4; Tyler :; JtnkiIs 10; Wilkinson 8;
Johus5nG; TruchaarE4. Tot.!47
July-By officers Peqrce ); White 6; Y.rring-
ton ?; Tyler 5; liasias 4; Wilkinson :; Johason /.
Total %.
august By oaicers Pearce !; white :; Jluk.ns
Z; Johnson3. To.al "A.
SsoteaJer.-By officers Pearce :; White 9; Page
?; Warrington 5; Tyler ,; Jakas IT. Wilkins n 6:
Johnson !; Truelaart ,. Total -.
Oct0Jr-By officers White /; Page :; Y4r.tag-
t)n4 lyle. ]; Jiakias 7; J3.-usoa g. Tlueaeart ,.
Total p.
Norcm5r-By officers Fesrce 3; Whit. ,; Yar.
rington 3; Ty,c. c; Jinkins II; johnson :; Tras.
heart l. Total 20.
RecapjuIati2R of Cases - June ~; jay %; Al
gus! IA; .s4ber a.; October 49, November
20 Total Isl.
The police tarthsr report that besides tie WEI.
known case Of breaking into the DIV linz Of ?.
Winston there We're ia JUL fur othe. BURGLAR 8,
one a. the ft1te Of George II. West * Brother,
another at lie store Of viii & Brother, Third
at the store OF Win ii Harris5a, the fourth at lie
ato;e II Mr.. Brummar. or the west SIDE Of 9th. b.
tween Cary and Canal -Ucots tn. Aasust III re
sas case Of the boot aaI shoe worker , Of VIM.
Ml..or On 9th Between n il AMI cary st ea.s; and
taatil uc.oJer there was cas-. at the gr C. " store
OF Francis Garrtla@i, on Main, be:R1c.I 2}td and
9Th streets. Total cases
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/ 80 "A lev barre au. -..,E an. age
- .ds,, +. sa.e5y
De Is r. = rI.gTaE-s
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IusIINcs CaUar--THts c.u.t was occupied
win evil ta-.aes- s.erE-y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

DR.. +. l.. StloheckrF was On Monday last,
elected Mayor of Macon, Ga, ~ q lnai3rigy
q iilY votes over his competitor, Robert 5.
HATHAWAY, E.n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

- The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad W II
DC opened II the ONO on the first Of Janu
hI1t Inc event is looked forward 10 wit,
great anxiety and buoyunt snfcpaiiUns.
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3. a. EUCTI0N HUTTCE.-Tas after.
90 ton oi ne lrade Is solicited . our sal.
If Carri-So and K Ding .Fai0s, This 4pru.lg. a, 10
&c ok. ALLXAhJERIt MOTT i. 90.
de Is
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= - ACTION NOTICE. CARO-
sy>-S<s Balqle Cyaue will be sold II: Ro Z h.
THIS Aorning, ~
O. l8 DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
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.~t.si and otrcc G.-s
I---s 80 Z ----L - ~. s. W g..

.ALao-supe7 Administer, M9,.::. ys.ra.. Che.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-08-18
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
- of certain mortgage, executed by Harley
Bement and Eliza Bement his wife, to Isaac Low
ing, bearing date the fourteenth day of November,
ISoo and recorded in the office of the Register of
the seventeenth day of January, 1851, at two o.
clock I. NJ, in book A of mortgages, on pages
436 and 437, upon which mortgage there is claim
ed to be due at the date of this notice. the sum of
eghty-nine dollars and ninety-seven cents, and no
suit or proceeding at law having been instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby Civ
en-, that by virtue of power Of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant to statute in such case
made and provided; the said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale at public auction of the mort
gagged premises therein described to wit: The
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter. of
section five, township six north of range thirteen
west, containing forty acres more or less according
to government survey; at the Court-House, in the
village OF Grand Haven, in said county, on the
tenth day of September, 1852 at one O'Clock in the
afternoon, to pay the sum due with interest and
costs. Grand Haven, June IA, 1852. G5Owl3
ISAAC LOWING, MORTGAGE
r. w. DUNCAN, Atty.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-08-18

RON and Steel at reduced prices for cash. and
i now on hand large assortment of Iron and
cast steel, German and Spring Steel, English and
American Blister Steel, for sale by -
VIM. ii. MCCONNELL