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AECaiTEcT's DFfIcg, MILITARY AsY
MA.hInuInn. ID. O.. MAY

AECHTEcF's 0FfIcg MILITARY ASYLUM
WashingtoR, d. O., May ~, 1851,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received Ibis Office until Wed
nesay the 3pt OF June ~ O'Clock
OF the buildings Of Military Asylum
Tue building feet
depth feet wing eighty fory-siI
whole which be- faced with Proposals will
completing huding marble, granite
facing all bidders
their proposals fair Of the wh which
they propose build accompanied BY particular Information
the locality and capacity OF the which specimen viii be
uined a sample under the
m addnon The above building there viii be two moderate
sized dwelling houses for the officers the institution,
The plans and specifications once
Monday the 7 until Wednesday, the 3Vt u June above
mentioned where all information relative the location AMI
clatac ter of the buildings viii he given.
buildings accompanied by
written guarantee signed BY responsible the
their bid be accepted into
eodng the plans and specifications which may
hereafter be, furnished.
In deciding the bids regard will be had quality Of the
materials offered and the responsibility Of the bidders VIII
be reserved 70 such oe only be deemed
aseon 10 the government and also 70 reject the WHOLE should
none OF them be acceptable.
All bids he sealed endorsed Proposals for building
Miiitafy Asylum" and addressed 10 b. s. ALEXANDER,
May 25-3awid Lieutenant
G The Baltimore Sun, New York Herald, New York
er and Enquirer VIII please insert the above nes week until
the Both Of June next.
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THE UpAs TREE "A number of the Panama Herald
received by the late arrival has the following notice
this singular vegetable productions
Riding on, upon the Plains" a few miles from the
city, the other day with friend, had the fortune TO
have several of these pointed 10 As far
around each its branches extended the grass dead
the ground almost bare, whilst all beyond il fresh
and green. Each tree seemed to form circle around il
by the appearance presented by the dead and live grass
They all alike in this respect and the trees all of
the same appearance and character
Occasionally the skull of deal mule or other animal
was 10 be found lying either directly under the tree
by, indicating the effects of it's deadly poison Anx-
ous as felt to procure branch and bring II to the
city that lis fluids might be subjected TO chemical an
alysis, deferred by the threatening appearance
they presented.
We have no doubt TO the nature OF the tree being
poisonous the deadly Upas of the Nile.
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teegrsphc despatch. under date Of yesterday states
that the Picayune has received highly important advees
from Honduras
II appears that the inhabitants OF Ruatan and FIVE other
islands dependent the hay OF Honduras have refused
to acknowledge the British authorities, and claimed pro-
lection from Honduras, which was finally accorded to
them The government buildings in Rustan have been
publicly sold at very great sacrifice. Great excite
ment prevailed. and there vas much speculation 10
the final result
Advces have been received from the Baize to the ID
inst The mahogany crop, 1t was estimated would reach
twelve million feet.
Late accounts from Guatemala 10 May IS state that
the cochinea crop tie present year would fall of two
thousand ceroons,
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DEPARTnGST OF srATr,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, June H. leJ9.
The following Is The translation Of which
officially communicated 10 this department.
"NoTcsIn order the accidents arising
iorgsuncss the
Of the Dutch the indies with the
warning vessels OF the dangers attending periods
during the
the following
published OF government OF Dutch
colonies IN the newspapers Of laval
n'FoT purpose making known
breakers obstacles
TO enter or leave the canal Of Batavia, blue flag oed,
the Observatory, but the head ofhe
Of the guard ship Of the and the Wetereden Palace
Moreover, the signal OF Aargai Ne 1851, u exhibited
said Observatory.
40" expressly recommended the captains OF vessels give
for the benefit OF the conded their
de their officers and subudnaes 20 send open
either from the vessel to the shore, from the shore the
stead general notice concern
long the blue dag Is dspnyed.'n
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By E N. sraA eros, Auot,on.er

VALuAnIE LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS At AUCTIoN.--on
Tuesday, June r. the pemises
sell Of lots and 7, in No. Sal
vest between and north, having front feet, ~th a
depth Of 100 by substantial
frame dwelling, with hack building house. good
antable condition. On the premises plum
grapes, gcoscberrss, roses aud shrubbery.
Terms: one third cash residue in equal
10 months with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Conveyances the Of purchaser Title gnay from
government. -
June l7-dts
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A METHOD or COMPUTING fSrr , EST "a correspondent
Of The Baltimore Sun communicates tis following simple
plan for computing interest at per cent per annum, Tor
years ago:
Divide the number OF days by G. and multiply the
dollars by the dividend the result is the interest IN dec
malls cut oil the rght-hand figure and you have II in dol
lars and cents. Thus what IL the interest on SoO for
u dayss Twenty divided by il -; 100 multiplied
by - is $50, 80 cents Again what the interest on
S37s for 80 dsysi Ninety three divided by is l5b 37S
multiplied by i5b is $3.50, or o. IS oi0 Let book.
bug"
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CONCERT HY MADAME ANNA BIsHoP,-1he concert an
nounced by this distinguished artistic for this evening,
Carnsps Saloon. gives promise Of excellent musical
ertainment The programme embraces several of Mad
ame Bishops finest pieces, and of them, per-
ceive to be given in operate style and Mad
anne Bishops vocal powers, and especially her admi-
rabe method, well KNOWN and will doubtless be APP
preciaed by citizens they have been elsewhere She
is 10 be assisted by Mr. Bochsa the harp, and by
eminent Instrumental performers. Mr.. Bocha has long
stood al the very head Of his profession a harpis.
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Nv H. G. MosuIaE. .,o,,or..r.

VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS At AUCTTON.-on Monday after
noon, alst, o'clock premises, shall sell
No H. in No 800 fronting forty FIVE Twelfth
running back 1855 31-feet
frame stah house, and shop built upon
end, which will be sod with H.
Also lot No 49, square fronting y feet street,
and running back 30 feet al.feot alley.
Terms One third cash residue and
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest,
June I1-d j.. O.. MCGUIRE. Amer
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BY j. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctlonccr.

A FINE BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTIoN,-on Fri
II day afternoon lnns 49, O'Clock, premises shall
sell the north oflot No g. 1922 fronting
street running l55 feet 10 inches improved
story brick houae and bodybuilding containing
Also the south half Of the same lot having front OF 2 feet
running back ISIS feet 0inches.
The house, which pleasantly situated the Of and
Doth Streets be examined by application the premises
Terms One third cash residue and two years, FIR
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest JAS G. MCGUIRE,
June lid Auciioneer.
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ay A, GREEN. A.euo...r

OFFENSIVE SALE or VERY SUPERIOR HANDMADE
" Writing and Letter Paper at Auetionon Monday, the 2r
Instant shan sell NJ my auction the Of 9Th street
and Pennsylvania avenue nj O'Clock, large and superior
o m paper yz 40 reans very superior hand made hoipresed,
and highly finished letter and pani 10 ioocap
and lot OF parchment drawing and bookbnder paper This
paper made Of John r. Sullivan 1870
ls prior 20 the contract seD aud designed 10 Supply Congress
and The public the manufacoy nom 81
s. so Alse Of German pink tape
nkn sandbores lead pencils pens, waters, stamps ink
fulers Sc, will be suld Ia lots 10 suit purchasers
and under sl00 500 credit Of
two and on MONTHS for notes satisfactorily sndosed bearing
interest
A, GREEN,
Jane Nd Apclonssr,
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We are requested to state mat the Observatory engaged in
making series q observations in connection with
expedition TO Chill That the public service requires that the officers
while engaged should not be interrupted therefore
decided TO close the Observatory yses every evening
sunset
June f-tf
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Dr. Dupas has been sentenced 10 one years imprison.
men in toe parish prison at New Orleans, and to pay
fine OF one dollar, Tor sabhing Mr. Vcau with intent TO
kill Judge Laruo said he intended to have made the
sentence light but hearing the prisoner avow that he
would commit the same offence Under the like circum-
stances he fell /, a duty 10 be severe.
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION
~ On Monday June 81, 1854 At O'Clock premises
shall sen lot No ~ in square No. TO- street
between and streets, with front Of 70 feet, depth a6
feet, continuing l9s square feet.
Terms sly unonths
with interest, satisfactorily secured
BY order OF John Benner, Of Frederick Mey ST.
ceased JAS. G. Mcguire,
ed auctonocx
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Y, 8 EVANS, ". q. FAINT,
Late Chief CLERK Pension Office Missouri.
EVANS q FAINT, Attorneys aud Agents, opposite
~ Treasury Building, Washington d. c., give prompt attention 10
claims against the Uned states tor pensions bounty land back and
extra sc. Mr. Evans will especial rejected
ard suspended revolutionary pension claims.
Highest paid for land orders for them from
distance promptly filled,
Refer members Of Congress and officers OF
orally fRepnblic.l June l6-d3a
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfuncry, Fancy An
tteIrs.

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfuncry, Fancy Az
uciss, sc.
SAMUEL x SYLVESTER Druggist corner Of II and 9Th streets
drugs medcnes and chemicals together wil neal and Seau
e q Tue most popular aud approved perumees for s
sale on the most pleasing and accommodating terms
awarded the estsaen he bsss leave {" ns be
tat all orders. heretofore, win continue receive his prompt
oirny.sans, carefully compoundedths depart
SODA WATER
Ills soda fountain Swans patent aunophe from which the
ug o. Tie genuine ea6ons,ed soda water cycod
uang BY increasing patronage the jusl appreciation
qualities inspd common urfa cabonc acid gas
IN copper ounan yeep soda wa.er and under that assumed
June I7-eS1w r''"''
VIIE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF :. The
Magnetic Telegraph Company win be held in the Phia
deph ~ the Directors Room OF the company Thursday the
s day Of July Ptosmo 81 o'clock 70, ne election q 9a
are respectfully requested to attend.
Arst RArHroSr conals secreary.
June It'd
RooKs FOR STRANGERS I'm washington.-Ltiqueue
10 washington City, with rules Of polite society. Price 25
non Of all the members Of tia usc foreign minister's
Dohns Handbook Washington. illustrated Price O. c,p
Morson's Strangers Guide In Washington, illustrated. Price Is
Map Of Washington Tor sale at
June II Boossorc near on, street
COWS Lady. Book for July.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June IL Booksellers, street.
silver wARE.-ws have hand and constantly
" manufacturing every article Of silver ware,
Tea, table, and dessert spoons forks
MUSTARD sugar, SALT and preserve spoons
Soup, cream, and ladies
Butter ruit PIE, cake, ioccream dessert FISH, and pickle
Also, tea sets, gobes cups, mmblers
Walters, cardztrnys,
Al Of which warranted pure slve they
possibly be offered
NJ. w. GAIT a. BRO.,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Pill aud ION
June l7--6uf
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FOUND, on Sunday afternoon, the 9th instant, ON
street. the Church Of Epiphany large breast pin The
this advertisement June l8-Gf
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We learn by telegraph thai at the evening session Gen
JohnG Chapman chosen president OF the convention
Nothing else OF importance was done. After Cen Chap
mans speech taking the chair, the convention adj
burned till half past twelve, 10 day.
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The WRECKED AMERICAN WHALEsHP LAWRENCE, on
THE CoAsr OF JAPANBy the barque Eureka, from Can.
ton, via St Helena which arrived here this morning,
have received lengthy statement Of the cruel treatment,
Is the Japanese OF the OF toe American whaleshp
Lawrence, OF Poughkesp. which vessel totally lost
reef the coast OF Japan, the 2Sh OF May, lS46,
hut the facts have long since been published In The Ex
press II will be remembered that, a, the time Of The
wreck, The escaped in three small boats two OF
which were never heard from. The third reached the
island of Japan seven days alter they wrecked,
and were imprisoned by the natives, and kept in close
confinement upwards OF thirteen months during which
jme one OF The number (WlIiams) was murdered AT
the expiration Of their confinement they were placed
board aRnlch ship, bound to Batavia, and from thence
they Won ed their way TO ST. Helena, and home by the
Eureka. They heard OF several shipwrecked Euglish
being at japan, confined IN prison. II is hoped
that our government viii not suffer sangunary an act
ol cruelty TO shipwrecked American seamen TO pass by
without ample Tetrlbulion-Ntw York EIpress.
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ny j. q. DlcGuInE. Auctioneer.

lHANCERY sAlEBy virtue OF decree circuit
" Tie District Columbia,
cancey made in the OF Edward Wnder al
A. Emory ais will offer for sale public
The 18Th day Of June the premises O'Clock
numbered 9, y and g. numbered 2is.
fronts % feet north street by % feet N inches Deep
4O29 feet of ground Lot number
fronting 81 and G the
omeu by the intersection Of 18th
containing 1915 Lot
on the clear open space formed by the intersection
and 10Th running back feet
then the width OF % oet 20 feet cr 20ce alley containing
], $50 square feet
The prescribed by The decree,
chase be paid sale aud the residue -,
months hefeae with The day of
red payments must be secured by Tho purchasers
made
the full othe purchase
chasers.
II, G. sPALDINC, Trustee.
J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
My 20-eo&Gs
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hssistrnt TesrhsF Wanted Imn,edtst~ly.
TUE Principal Of the Wausn'on IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith assistant teacher who " qualified
various Engish branches mathematics lie must
unmarried sf sober habits and good mos
An applications mustbs made and by ssr, paid
o Principal
Feb le-du
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Whig national Convention.

The Baltimore Patriot Of yesterday gives The following
report Of the proceedings Of this body up to the hour Of
adjournment:
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pHAJOs's CHEMICAL nALsAu. Bcrry's Tricophe-
A f0us Lyons kailaarion &c, FOR the hair
Also herian Rabbits shavnr powder us
received and win sold manufacturers' prices nj
sTRVENs'S Sales Room, under Browns TIot,I.
June l2-stH
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FOR norfolk, OLD Point, and Plney point.

a ssx--1, the steamer osCEoLA leaves Washington fo
above places every Wednesday
O'Clock, uiving Norfolk morning
FOR the going South Returning will leave Norfolk
Monday aud Thursday AT O'Clock, D. m.
she viii toueh going and returning, Old Point pney Point
Cone river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare Norfolk, Old Point s4i Old
and return, 81; to Piney Point, 81.
June l0-du JAMES MITCHELL
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A CARD,-Dr %. MARTIN opened his Office
II Of 9th and streets, wishing his medical adyic.
will find him.
Ap 29-dtf
1NHE BANK or THE UNION, in Browns msrbi.
Building IL now open transaction Of exchange and
general BANGING business. = .-#-
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
e. w. M.rsH, Cashier,
lift
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NOTICE TEACIIERS.-The
School, ST Ma's Maryland desire employ
nt teacher as vice principal 10 take charge Of the classical
that institution.
thoroughly gentleman, experience teaching
would he preferred.
Applications with testimonials OF capacity,
July Postage prepaid o. BROWNE, PRINCIPAL
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
the
generally 10 $500 June G-tiJuly9O
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EODt's Lady's Book for July.
" Graham's Magazine for July. Just received by
TAYLOR MA
June II Booksellers, nea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-25
For Sale,

1910 ACRES of superior fiekcns Lanes "
1OfO ing on the waters Of Georgia's creek
and Saluda river.
Tract No l, which has long been noted as one
Of the best upland places in the District, consists oil
l20S4 acres, 74S of which are superior
Oak and Hickory Wood Lands.
The larger portion Of the remaining 4G0 acres is
in cultivation, and under good fence. There are
SO acres Of Creek Bottoms. Upon the place is .
Good Dwelling House,
and all other necessary out-buldings. From the
dwelling there is fine mountain view. This tract
is situated on new road to be opened in August
next, by order Of the Legislature, from GreenYillo
C. II. to Pickens c. H., by Pickensve, and 81
miles from the Depot at Grccnvile c. II. This
tract will be sold in one or three tracts to suit Psr
chascrs.
Tract No 2 consists of G22 acres, ono half Of
which is SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS. On this
place is Good Dwelling and Fine Spring with
in 80 yards Of the door, This place is situated OH
the main road from Grecnville to Pcndlcton, u
from Grecnville c. II.
Terms made to suit purchasers. For further par
ticuars apply to S. a. Easley OH the premises, or
W. X. Eascy, Grcenyile G. II.
SAMUEL A. EASLEY.
july II If &c
u The Edgcfeld Advertiser, Abbeville Banner,
Newbcrry Sentinel and Unionville Journal will
copy until ordered out.-Greenville Mountaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-25

;-E9" TIE Friends of Col. f. w. PICkENS
beg leave to present him to the people OF Edge
lrld and of the Districts which may be thrown
with us by the new apportionmcnt, as an cm-
ncntiy suitable person to represent us in the
Congress of the United States. Mr.. BURT
having positively declined reelection, it be-
comes our duty TO select his successor with
care and we respectfully suggest that the en-
pcrirncc and ability Of Col. PIcKENs should
be again called into rcquisilion upon the very
floor where he has hitherto served us so eff
ciently. 1t is perhaps proper 10 add, on our
part, that this announcement is rendered with
ont Col. p's knowledge or desire, and with no
feeling Of opposition to any individual.
lW~ THE Friends Of Capt PRESTON S.
BKUUHS, announce rim rs candidate 10 rep
resent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, Mr.. BURT having positively declined
reelection.
This nomination, like another which appears
in this paper, was made by the friends of-Capt.
B. purely of their own accord, without reference
to Ills wishes on the subject and without the
rcmotcst design Of forcsaIing public opinion
II his favor against any individual.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-25
Executive Department.
CHARLESTON 6

CHARLESTON, S. c., JUNE 3, 1852.
WHEREAs. information has reached this de-
w partmcnt that one SAMUEL HUFF, other.
wise called Samuel A. 11ough, (who was convicted
of Negro stealing, and sentenced to be hanged, but
was subsequently, pardoncd by the Governor on
condition Of his leaving the State never to rcturn)
has violated the condition of his pardon, and is now
within the limits Of the State.
Now be it KNOWN that, in order that the sentence
Of the Court may be carried out against the said
Samuel Huff, otherwise called Samuel \. Iough,
I, John II. Means, Governor in and over the State
of South Carolina. do issue this my proclamation,
offering reward of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for his delivery at the Charleston Jail.
Said Samuel Huff is about thirty years Of age,
five feet eight or ten inches gh dark complexion,
thin vsage, spare figure, and has the appearance
Of bad health.
Given under my hand aud the seal of the State Of
South Carolina. this third day Of June. in the
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and f(ty-two
j. III. MEANS.
BY the Governor.
Benz. PERRY, Secretary Of State.
August II 4t 30
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Come and See for Yourselves
PICKEMS LANDS FOR SALE!

TTNIIE Subscriber residing at Pleasant Grove.
i wishing tu travel and live more easy life, will
sell on reasonable terms all his Lands, divided into
three Tracts.
No |. Pleasant Grove Tract, containing so
acres situated four miles West Of old Pickcnsvillc,
Pickcns District, $. C which is quite a desirable
and valuable pacc-onc amongst the lralthicst and
most beautiful situations in the district ar State,
quite public place. and an excellent stand for Alcr
camille or any other business There are now on
the premises in full operation, Saw and Grist Nlill
and four good Sh"als on the same stream. Also,
two Gold Mines, choice young orchard Of Apple,
Peach, Pear. Cherry Trees. De. On this Tract is
a good dc; of fine bottom land in cultivation. Also,
an excellent Dwelling House, Kitchen. AMI besides
the Mills, Distillrry and all other necessary out
buildings.
Tract No 9, consists of the David III. Boggs'
well known stand, containing sO9 acres, adjoining
Tract No !.
Tract No 3, contains 900 acres, most Of it in
woods, with good Dwelling and all other nccrssi-
ry out buildings on it-a beautiful situation, public
place and n fresh little farm opened.
The three Tracts lie well. arc healthy, well water
cd and have good deal Of wood land, with fine
timber &c. Also
Thirteen Likely Young Negroes,
most Of thcm boys, Horses, Wagons, Stock Of al
kinds all the Crop, Smiths. Carpenters and Farm-
ing Tools. sonic Choice Peach Brandy, zoo gallons
good Whskey Bacon, Lard, Stills and Stands,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Persons wishing to Luy would do well to give me 4
call at home. MS An, determined Ia sell all Of the
above named property on reasonable terms.
ELlllU GRIFFIN.
JpIv 90 an, 9S
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Land sOF Sale!

TTNIIE Subscriber wishing to change his business
L offers his land for sale situated in Elgcfcld
District, six miles below Liberty HILL The land is
in two tracls-onc containing eight hundred acres,
the other four hundred aad fifty acres.
will sell said lands separately or together as may
best suit the purchaser. The above pisces are well
improved and will well reward the cullivator if judi
ciously titled.
The Terms will be made easy to punctual pur-
chaser. also have some LIKELY YOUNG
NEG ROES for sale. Among the number is first
rate House Carpenter Any person wishing to
purchase can procure a great bargain by applying
to the subscriber Oh the premises.
JOHN TOMPEINS.
June 30 tf 81
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ShcriG's Sale.

DY Virtue Of y writ Of Fieri Facias, to
- me directed, shall proceed to sell at
Edgciicld Court House, ON the first Monday aud
Tuesday in Sept. next, the following property,
in the following eases, viz:
Seth Cutler VS. WIN. Herbert, one house and
lot situate and being on the Corner Of Centre
and 1'iIlman Streets in the Town of Hamburg.
known in the plan Of said Town, as lot No. one
hundred and thirty-threc (l33) bounded on The
North by Lot No 1874, Eastby Cook Street,
South by Tlman Street, and West by Centre
Street, having fifty feet front on Centre Street,
aud running back one hundred and fifty feet.
more or less
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, s. f. n.
hur 4 1880 Al %