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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

w9The dog population of the United
States is estimated at about two millions,
and the expense of keeping them. a, up-
wards of tea millions of dollars per an
mum.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

70 The people Of Oregon have pc.
titioned the Federal Government to al
low them to elect their own Executive e.
judicial officers. They ADM. that their
request is novel and without, precedent,
bu. urge that their position is also novel
and without precedent
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

DA party Of twenty Hungarians
have reached Cincinnati, en- rout for Mis-
souri,, to purchase tract of land to settle
upon and cultivate. The party is in
charge of Captain Gratzey, ard they
have sufficient means to purchase 10. 900
acres of land, and the necessary agricul-
tural implements for cultivation and to
stock. the same.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

r. The steamer Black Hawk is adver-
tised in the Iowa City papers TO make
regular trips. during the season, oE the
Iowa and Cedar rivers.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

Ey The gold medal presented to Mr..
Clay is three and half inchas in diam
eter, and contains nineteen ounces OF
pure gold. Its value is $4,000.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

H The Scientific American says that
500 of Colts revolving pistols have been
sent out TO the officers Of the British army
now engaged in the Katfir war.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

DA Dutchman being called upon for
a toast, said: "Here ish to de heroes who
fife. pleed, and died init de pa,tles of
Punker Hill-of whom am one!"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
MISCELLANY.
From the Drawing Room Companion.
I'LL THINK OF THEE.
by ELIZABETH A. pLINN.

III think of thee at morn's first hour,
When not care molesis;
AT eve. when all is calm and still,
And nature sinks TO rest.
III think Of thee in merry hours.
Nhen friends around me smile;
1nmomen,s of despondency.
When naught can me beguile.
Ill think of thee where'er stray.
Whate'er may be my lot,
In sunshine or in darkest storms.
! Thou re'er vii. be forgot.
Ill think Of thee, remember this,
Ii e'er thou art distressed,
Through all ihe changing scenes of life,
Till in deaths arms thou rest.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
HOUSE
WAsHINGToN. March 20.
SENATE.
HOUSE.

Mr.. MARSHALL, of California present.
Ell resolution from that State asking 10
refund CERTAIN monies collected therein
before its admission into the Union, and
asking an increase nf salary for the Dis
trict Judges OF the State.
The House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the deficiency bill, which
was debated, and the Committee rose
and adjourned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

uThe Springfield Post states that
Mrs. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has pur-
chased farm in Northampton.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
HOUSE.

The Senate bill amending the ac, for
holding courts liz case disability ofJuoges.
was agreed to.
The Deficiency was taken up. Mr..
Houston explained the provisions Of the
bill: during the debate Mr.. Marshall, of
Kentucky said, he would take the re-
sponsibility of disbanding the Army; he
would rather leave the people of Texas
and northern Mexico to fight their own
battles, than vote for the items in the De-
ticiency bill for the Army.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
WASHINGTON. March 90.
SENATE.

Petitions in favor of the cheap ocean,
postage were presented. Also petition
from New York asking Congress to stand
firm in the principles and policy of /
Washington. declareing il inexpedient,
even if practicable, "to leave our own
stand on foreign ground"
Several unimpor,ant reports were
made.
Mr.. Brooks introduced bill making
grant of land to Mississippi and Lou.
isiana to construct rail roads.
Mr.. Wade's bill to divide the State of
Ohio into two judicial destricis, and reg
ulating the holding of the District and
Circuit Courts therein. was taken up
and ordered to be engrossed.
The Committee of the Whole on def.
cheney bill amendment appropria.ing
$2S,505 for Seneca Indians, being the
amount withheld from them by their
agent was adopted.
The clause appropriating $4,000 for
compensation of special agents and four
Interpreters Tor the Indian tribes of Texas.
having been read. Mr.. Brooks moved a
tAo'ASo suosou Vi Sudil U6
directed by the President TO confer with
the proper authorities of Texas with a
view TO the arrangement of the Indians
in that State under the control of the
General Government, and reserving for
them some territory Of which they may
be secured the possession. After con-
siderable debate. the motion was rejected.
Mr.. Fitch offered an amendment. ap-
lpropriating $4,000 for removing the In
dians to some unoccupied lands in the
United States.
Mr.. Howard said Texas would prefer
that the Indians should be removed from
her soil.
After furtheraebate the House udjourn-
ed.
| SENATE.
| The Senate continued the debate on
the California dock bill. during which
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

w By cholera, Jamaica los, forty
thousand persons last year.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08

a Study honesty-retain shumiliiy
economy-love fidelity.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE.

Executive communications and a nun
der OF petitions were presented.
Mr.. Soule addressed the Senate a.
gainst non Intervention.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE.

Mr.. Seward presented petition of
G. Hanson, of Brooklyn and New York,
proposing to establish line of steamers
between Brooklyn and Ghechstadt, on
the Elbe, near Hamburger. so as to make
monthly passages. He proposes to build
four steamers of 1000 tons each, to be
ready in two years, others in three, and
TO carry mails and passengers al such
ra es as he shall obtain. He asks Con-
gress TO grant him for the frs, three
years, 100000 per annum; the next
three. SS7, 900; and the mex, three, S75,.
600 for each vessel engaged. This line
will secure the United States trade now
largely possessed by England.
The bill regulating Territorial Officers
was taken up. After some debate it was
ordered 10 be engrossed.
The bill to establish a dry dock and
navy yard in San Francisco was taken
up.
Er. Gwynn addressed the Senate in
favor of the bill.
Mr.. Broadhead commenced reply,
but yielded the floor, and the Senate ad-
jonrnad.
! st HOUSE.
Mr. Grow. Of Pennsylvania. presented
a resolution from the Legislature, asking
for the establishment of dry dock and
Navy Yard on the Lake frontier, and
another relative to Smith O'Erien.
The Speaker placed before the House
an Executive communication. in answer
to resolution adopted on the Is ult..
giving information as to the seizure and
con6scation of the vessel Georgia of
Maine, and Susan Loud Of Massachu.
setls, which was referred. Also a con-
municaiion from the Navy Department
in reply to resolution to show the COS,
of the foreign mail service, and all items
connected with the contracts; ordered to
be printed.
The House went into Committee ol
the Whole on the deficiency bill.
Mr.. Cleveland spoke about the extrav.
agance of the army, and that il had bet.
ter be disbanded than that favoriiism and
fraud be continued, such as paying $50
per ton ior hay. the seller dividing the
plumber with the officer.
Mr.. German of Indiana commented
on the facts of the increased cos, of main
tanning the soldiers. He said there wa,
corruption in the department, and tina
officers were in partnership with met
Il = 4
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
From Washington.
Thirty-Second Congress-First
Session.
WAsnINGToN, March II.
SENATE.

SENA Il.
Mr.. Shields. from the Committee of
conference on Bounty Land bill, made a
report. The Chair decided that the bill
was yet with the House, and therefore
could not be acted on.
The lows Railroad bill was taken up
and passed 80 10 10.
The special order was postponed, anu
the Missouri land bill was taken up and
amended so as TO conform to the owa
bill, and ordered to be engrossed; il pro,
vides for two roads, one from Hannibal
to 81. Joseph, 200 miles, and the other
220. Alternate sections of six miles each
side OF said roads are granted to the State.
Mr.. Borland moved the Arkansas bill,
agreed to--the bill was amended and or.
dered to be engrossed. >
Mr.. Rush moved 30 take up the Ala.
.bama land bill. Agreed 10. Bill a..
mended. and ordered to be engrossed.
The bill authorizing the sale of GER
tain lands for improving the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers was taken up aud or
dered to be engrossed.
The bill providing $4,000 for the
Marine Hospital, a, Portland, Maine,
was ordered TO be engrossed.
HOUSE.
MIR. Jones. from the Conference Com
miitee. reported the Bounty Land War
rants Assignment Bill, and made some
explanatory remarks: debate ensued,
and there was so much confusion ,lal all
BUSINESS was suspended for some min
utes.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-04-08
SENATE.

The Senate continued the debate on
the California dock bill. during which
Mr.. Broadhead was severe upon The COM
ssruction Of the Philadelphia Aoa,iua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
On the 10th OF the prcsenr'
month, juno.

under The snpeFin.endanee OF the undersigned who
xviii use every effort in his power 10 render !, ono
81 NE NEST attractive aud agreeable watering pla-
ices in Virginia.
The Cars from The Atlantic Cities Of Boston.
sNew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and also
from The cities OF Washington Georgetown, Alel!
Landria, Fredericksburg and Richmond, will convey
passengers in a few houks TO ChaFlestown, froEl
(Which place the Proprietor will convey them Il
sCOA CHES ever good road and through abeael
siful country 10 the Springs 1.s5
] The Ax4Lrsla made BY Dr.. De Bdlts from 100
sgraius Of the wafer afforded,
80 Sg1iss,of sulPhaie Of I grain murials of Mag
Lines neSia;
10Y Srains carbonate 81 grain muriate Of Soda:
d Lines $40 grains of Sulphata
a25a grains Of Sdlphste Of Iron; =
81 Masnesia, EPSON 1-l0 grains of carbonate
sans, Of Iron;
Therefore the Shannondale WaEr may be Justly
Sand properly eIassed. with the sal4nc chaybeates
q Combination OF the most H. medicinas qnal
sities inthe whole range of mineral waters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
PUBLlC SALE.

sDY virtue Of decree prouounced Al the May
I'D Term OF the Circuit Court Of Jefferson e0un-
sty in cause pending on the Chan@ery side of said
2Coure in which Mildred G. Timbsrlakr, guardian
s&c., is plain,iH, and Henry L. Timberlake and
ao.hefs defendants, the undersigned, special com
snssioiers apponied by said decree, and by virtue
soi authority conferred them BY the said Mildred
sC 149nherlake and Henry l.. Timbeflake, will Of
Tier al public sale TO the highest bidder in front Of
sthe store Of George H. Beckwith, Esq. in Middle
smav. jefferson county, Virginia on SATJFRD4 Y.
gthe 2fh aagef Jaiy aet II fair, il not the first
Hair day, certain REAL ESTATE in and adj0in-
fling said town Of Middleway, which belonged to
tthe late Thomas Undertake. and al his death de-
1scended 10 his heirs al law, TO wit: The whole OF
"a lot og sTousd in said town. on The lower or King
sstrcet kunwn as oI No. 2 in the plat Of said town,
xon which .heIe is a large and valuable Brick
sBUtLDlNG, conveniently arranged for store and
adwellins house and having also many valuable i'm
sproFemenis upon il and for years past in the occu-
fpancy Of eieerge IL Beckwith.
q Two other lots in said town, known In the plat
sthereoi as Nos r6 aud IL, on the same street.-The
3saia lots being commonly called The bIickkiln lot
= And several out-lois. adjoining said town, and
sthe lands Of Watson and Others the said out-lots
Together comprising small tract OF land, contain
ling abcui II l-6 acres; these lots viii be soid
gseparately.
a The terms OF sale are as follows: One-third. OF
Eihe purchase money caSf-the residue in two equal
Eannua payments bearing interest from the day oi
Ssale secured hy the bonds oflhe purchaser or pur
ehasers and deeds of trust on The property sold.-
5Mr George IL Beckwith will show the aforesaid
xlots to any person desiring 10 see them The ttle
to one and ali The said lots is believed lobe unqaes
Slieaable. SAML. J: 2. MOORE,
! LAWSON BOLTS,
Is Iuna 1870 Social Gam SioI,rS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
A WELL IMPROVED FARM
FOEs SaE

DEFER at private sale the FARM upon which
4 reside, situated about four miles northwest of
eCharfestown, Jefferson county, Va, adjoining the
! lands OF w. =. Washington, r. Worthington, Geo.
sL.+W ashinSton and-others, and containing about
$50 ACRES OFL1ND,
thirty Of which are in timber the balance in arabic
land divided into nine fields all under good fencing
smostly post and cap-fence
Ehe improvements consist ola large, convenient
|EEA and newly built Dwelling, containing
esslHE seven rooms, with cellars underline whole
SsssEA-smoke house, ice house, servants hous-
es, sabliT 6, corn house, and large grana-
cry divided into gamers, capable Of holding 1000
bushels OF wheat. Ali the buildings necessary for
The Comfort and convenience Of family have beea
serected within few years past and are in good re-
kpaIr. There Is upon The farm variety az choice
fruit selected from the best nurseries and NEST of
them now bearing, viz: apples, peaches cherries
lapricots, pinms, &c. The land has been faTmed
Exclusively with yiew to lis Improvement clover
land plaster has been freely used and il is now in n
Itomac Railroad miles distant, and The baltimore
and Ohio lailFoad miles distant, offer great ia j
.eIiiiles tr the transportation 81 The produce Of he
farm either Ia the Baltimore or District markets.
The Harpers Ferry and Smilhfed Turnpike aEl
fUrds "a good and safe route to Charlestown at all
seasons Of the year.
lisfocation will compare faroraby with thai Oh
ANY farm in ike county OF Jefferson as regards
health society, fertility of SOIL or facilities 10 mari
Iket PeEsens wishing 10 purchase land, well i'm Il
proved with every thing 70 hand, are requested til
|eall and view The premises.
For terms apply tothe subscriber, living unoDI
;ihe premises er i BIZ letter, addressed Charles
town. r. G. McPF GRSON.
October q. dS51-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
$500
} . II D. Ms
Wh te EnlHhnr EnripwS:

EliE NILES FRoM WIScHES ,TJs n
-. ass%sfteS 81, e, aud one and half miles
Potomac Railroad viii II orsrs., -s.ss'et ahu
s.eN The l0IR of TIE PRESENT. Mnu,v t,5ss :
= g Fs fes9p.i1n otNiSilorS The Proprietor. az
,slsls1 " y N. and GyN. Jerdan, will use ssesy.
ssiaSe their lime tSs pIrasansIy .,Ss -
81 US place Is Pcri,eily healthy aszPeasant TASg
,ncehely rom we surrounding hills beantifal
Sthe celebrated GFeenbTicr White SaIphaf testify
Slhe effects Are very similar Visitors iron wr.hs
llngl0n, AaSandtia, Georgetown and Baltimore.
leave ~ the morning and arrive ID due lime 4,
dine Through tickets will be issued from The AZ
bove places, Felesraphic dispatches 10 Winchester
~. QlS,ePhensoh's Depot.
IS Seaches await The Cars al StephrnschS
depot BRANCH JORDAN.
Jane TO- 1864 pn.,.ssi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND FARlIERS' REPOSITORY.

B InE VINO cAxDiDATg ron yIcE PREssDesr.-
Hon. William A. Graham. The nominee for yics
president, was first known 10 she na,isn il 1871
when he was chosen % I'll a vacancy 10 The United
States Senate, and served through the memorable
lAANllih Congress. Hewas rot elected, because
sIhe Legis azure Of 1928 was II adverse politics
70 1911 he was chosen BY the Wings as their can.
for Governor, and carried The State over an
saele and Porplar opponent b :, l53 majority on
larger v6'e ihap Was ever-bsfore policd. He wa.
sreelected ~ 1916 By $50 majority, and declined
ttirh term, retiring 20 private life Ia 1850, Cd
sthe arcession 81 Mr.. Fillmore. he was called into
fhe cabihef TO ilthe postof Secretary Of the Navy
/. whish iIsIstLA hoids-Llan S1n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY VIRGINIA
SEF MOUR ROUSE.


THE ProPrieioro this Hotel, at OaxSEY. takes
= great pleasure in announcing 10 The public thai
Ihe will open again Thai BeSusifill and Romastie
place for Visitors, Nv the FIRST ii July.
Strangers visiting these Springs pass 4hsoashihs
beautiful Norlh Valley OF Virginia, over one Of ths
best roads in The Stale, with mountain scenery d
SURPRISING loneliness on either side.
The variety of Waters, beautiful scenery and de-
lighIlnl atmosphere, render ii TO the invalid, o.
Ithose who wish 70 spend few weeks from the
eaTes Of siie 10 Old VisginHx style The most lie
,iightfnl place Of all the North Valley Springs.
The Waters 0f Orkney have been famous lnr The
ass 70 years in East and West Virginia. They
ARE khoxn to Be strongly chalybeate, Tonic and
invisoraing 10 their effect, and the most efficient
remedy which nature affords Ion broken and debil-
iialed constitutions
THE BE-fR IF@ILLoIEr SPRING,
Truly styled the z Pool Of Siloam.' i The mos
Iremafkable Water 10 the world for Cntaneous and
Blood Diseasesof all kinds. aad Dyspepsies are
sure TO find a certain cure
Tie Waters ofOrkaey are Sulphur, Chalybeaie
IWhite Mountain. Bear WIailow and Slae
Board per week, IS; Board per day. Sill chill
dren Spd servants half price:
MuNc and dancing every evening.
The ladies' parloF furnished with Piano ans
Guitar !.
t5g- daily line from New Market and Noun
Jackson 10 the Springs and RETURN.
distances.
From Winchester TO Orkney BY Wools:ock. SC
miles.
Froal Winchester 10 Offncy y@a Pon and How
ards White Sulphur Springs. s. miles
FgDm Woodstock 10 Orkney by Golulnbia Fur
mace 20 miles.
From Nil Jackson TO Orkney Springs, 10 miles
From New Market 10 Orkney by Hesse Gave
I6 miles
Visitors leaving Baltimore in the morning train
arrive at Winchester in time for the evening
Coaches through The Valley ID Mt. Jackson and
Orkney Springs, will thus be enabled 10 dine al
Orkney on The next day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
PUBLIC NETTING.

AZ 4 meeting Of the citzans cf Charlesiowi
ttiIat Capt. Sarpington's Hotel, on Moala
ssyening, ISL June, 1852, forihe purpose Of ias
king arrangements for celebrating he appreaci
Ing Anniversary d Euur~National independents
rna Suitable maniier. JAMrs4W BrLLfR, Esq
was eaed 10 the Chair, aud II. c. sicKgoos
appointed Secretary.
After a few remarks ey explanatory q the objec
ofAe mee,ng, Shaasend4le Springs was fixe
Gpod as he place et4ho!iing The ceIsbfatioa, an
Saturday the Sd OF July, the time.
OA5mption lhe following resolution was adof
\ Resoilsd, That committee Of tiye be appoini
I'd by the Chair 10 selccta Speaker and Meade
Tor The occasion.
Ia acdotdshce with the shave resolution lh
THAR appointed the following genlemon as Sal
Nomlnitife; Samuel N Harris, RSbt Y. Lewis
l. NJ Smith, L 5 Fate, and Benin Lucas.
The cpmmiltee selected the following gentle
men. Cas- IL. STEWART, Speaker, aud llfNR'
, q DAVENPORT as Reader OF The day. rhe>
gentlemen, we are graiitied fb7state, have con
rented, t,otwii Outstanding the brief slare iuserye
ung, TO diseharg,, the;duty assigned them
TIA motion tie following gentlemen ware ap
pointed BY the ehairto prepare toasls for tie oe
rasion IL. ] e. Moore, Vim C. Worihing,on
n. G. SigaiooSe, Wen Isle Baker, aa4~.l \
GalIahcF. -
On mbion--
Resolted, That, III order 10 ar !lihe Gil zen
oil the town an opportunity 10 pariake in III
pleasuresof The day, tie stores be closed and al
business III town be suspended alter 9 O'clock i
a.,Son Saturday next
ORDERED, That the proceedings of the meeting
be published in tie. newspapers II The town.
gAS. w BELLER, Can.
7. c. SIGArocsg, Sec'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
For SALE.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE FARMS

j Near lFiHckester E-cacrisk CoaRty~Ta, 1
j NNTISHING 10 purchase a Farm IN Fauquier,
1 w once the residence of my iather, am in !
sdueed TO offer Tor sale my
TWO TRACTS or LAND,
lin Frederick known as shady Oar" and Bs- !:
eena Fista, and now occupied by me-containihgs
Reach about TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
Try, SEVEN ACRES They.are situated on and,
snear the Valley 1'usn nike, six miles South Of Win
leicester, and adioin the ia.nls Of Richard w Barr
tton, ID. w. Barton, and the outlets Of Newtownsl
swhere there is a Post Olhce several stores, and
sgood mechanics OF almost every description A!
Sarge -four and grist mill is close al hand afofdiDg
"a good market, and the Winchester markct--the'
terminus Of Railroad connectfsg wifi the Balli-
/ more Road and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal att
EshEYsa9 e f safy II hefssa Sgsr one 81
Tract has an ample supply of Timber, and theI
eEeared lands are we'll arranged for easy access audi
sPToPer rotation in farming Theisoi Tor The most
an improving condition. On each Tract is COM
Portable
A TWo-sTORY STONE DWELLING,
q t5ra good Barns and The usual outhousss. one uf
the Tracts (Stadg Oak is wateredby mill stream
Sand several copiops and never falling snrings
Awhile the other has an excellent well and GOOD
Sponds. Fine meadows may be made on each place
Z The Tracts may be bought separately or together
3 Iae 1ttas Of Sac will be accommodating in!
SresaFd 10 time AID my price isnpt higher than that
tor which such lands In wotse locations have beer
sselling in the county
Persons wishing y buy, will apply 10 me on ,heE
lands, Or TO y w Barton IN Winchester Thew
Twill please apply before the LIST Of July, as afterI
sihat II do not sell, shall begin to fallow NV
Pos! Office is NewtoNn. Frederick county Va.
May % 1859. FTHOMAS MARSHALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
TRUSTEEiS SANE.

by authority Of a Deed OF Trns, from John s
ID Gfanlhan and Thomas Johnson 10 me, lor
Ilhe benefit Of Nathan Barnes, of reeord in The
CLERK Office Of The County Court Of Jefferson,
shall offer Al public sale, 10 the highest bidder Al
Imy store in Middleway, on Saturday the Isih day
lof July next the lot Of ground situated on the
West side OF the Lower or King Street in said
Town. being The same conveyed 10, me- by said
deed Of Trust, and on which are Situated Q
DWELLING HOUSE, and other, valuable i'm.
iproydments, and also a BLACkSMITHS Su0p
This lot is the same that formerly belonged 10 Ma
'thaRgBarnes, and more recently TO the said j. S
.Grantham aud r. johnson,
Possession Of the house and lot to be given a,
soon as the terms of sale are complied with and 81
.the Backsmi,h's Shop on The GrsI day Of Januar,
.next.
Texans OF SALE-Cash.
GEO. IL. BECKWITH,
June II, 1852. Trustee