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SPLENDID SCHEMES,
To be drawn At Wilmington, Del, during the
month Of April, 1853.
GREGORY MAURY, MANAGERS.

$5O,OOG
so priSes Of $1,000!
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE or DELAWARE,
Class 80, for 1862
Drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, April
9. 1858.
IL Drawn Numbers out offs.
SIIPERR SCHEME
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NEW SUPPLY of Hawthorne's Life of Pierce
IN Hawthorne's House Of Seven Gables.
Hawthorne's Blithedale Romance.
Hawthorne's Twice told Tales.
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Oct7 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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IIlE MuslCAL MORLp AND TIMEs.

weekly journal Of sixteen pages, edited by Richard
Willis which the musical composers and writer.
country their medium Of communication with the
public during year 2s s15 WORTH Of the
best brilliant and instructive essays
OF familiar Instruction in harmony, which
anybody Of sfacve musical read
nr MUSICIANS Of musical his
tory fearless and truthful CRITICISMS Of musical publ
and The pick and OF musical
news novelty and incident both foreign and domestic The whole
forming valuable record OF musical ART Is
possible The Of country eho and olades Wish
but who living music stores, are
pecaly attended to- -. -.
copy copies, So Eve copies, s0i and a
Eve extra for hts trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers of the Musical World and Times,
257 broadway, New York, #-#
AsorHrR wusIoab JoURsTbe subscribers also publish The
elegant Journal Of eight psges each
number containing Of music tmskng iorr pages
interesting musical reading matter The
monthly Musical Gazette designed for the especial benefit o. me
thousands whose musical knowledge ana tastes de-
mnad and simple music ard whose purses require that
be furnished AZ the cheapest possible rste. Il
iefmsi One 50 three copies ~ ton COPIES vs.
twenty COPIES s5i and sending club of twenty gets
an ertra copy tor hts trouble. ADDRESS DyrW Wthhis
~ b ciefWmen will supplied with the Musical World and
a. twenty. five a year
AGENTS wvn.ed 70 obtain above pubca
tons. Libesal commission allowed
Now " the time
first of January, 1883. - ~ So = -
Jan l3-d3m
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Public Notice.
PENSION OFnCE,
February Is. 1858,

PENSION OFFICE,
February Is, 1883
THE attention OF this office has been drawn hog aphd ee
Il addressed claim
believed
which IL deemed
subject OF repeated and
annoying those whom has been
Of this letter is stated thar the writer for he
being government claim agent and IN another place. that
he l aui4srzed agen ouehsd for The Again.
reabthy
Office
peons touching references special has been
notice that agents ha been
ts tetinaonia character qua
deafions Claim become
ehose without reference TO this oce
sung and they their individual merits and
support The Pension Office ought
afford partial discrimination by endorsing Of them will
which tits thought proper thus officially
noce published BY the United
1884, Executive Document No ", 2d Con
the Pension Othce In compliance
with call from the Senate, q al suspended and rejected pension
notes Of The of suspension rejection
doubtless the hands Of but does
m Office authorized the rTdenston thai
privileged the files Of the Pension %
they Information uhAhed from ne public
af large Il. HEATH,
. Feb l6-d2w Commissioner OF Pensions
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PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE HARBoR or
~. ~. BRIDc EPOHT, CONNECTICUT.



PROPOSALS will be recsived March
channel through the inner and
harbor WIDTH by length FOR the inner bar OF about
the ofabou 300 yards TO give uniform
depth both these bars.
amount removed esumsted a 200 cubic
and 5000 cubic yards for the bar In all
1900 cubic yards, or less for the two.
Of sand, the shoaea water In
The channel being feet at low tide.
The lies about 200 yards inside Of the former Is
composed u compact gravel and has depth OF feet al low
waiet on the shoaest part Of the channel over it
The mean of the tides the harbor Of Bridgeport 81 feet
ana e greatest depth of IN which the earth viii require 10 be
raised will not be "a. feet
the ear ercasted from The bar be disposed Of by
dumping on me shoa ground 800 yards the east Of the channel
That ron the inner bar deposited
eiss UPON me shoa Rrouado0 yards the eastward Of a.
The channels 70 be eKcayaed out hy
agent Of The Engineer Department
the work will also be similarly sapsrntenJed.
The which
win the price cubic yard
Payments viii be made monthly eshty Der cent on
Of work performed,
the United States; the
faithful execution acoorny \,
provided
oured be completed prior 70 the first Of November la53
Engineer Department The privilege fixing the
ercAvaed and removed,
thereof within me limits Of the present appropriation for this
proyeinent
For further information application may be made BY ene
otherwise George Dulon Corps Of Engineers, New ia
Ven' oo'"'' JOS. O. ToTTEN
Fob ~ b. Brig Cen and Col Engineers
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ENGINEER DEPARThsNr,
Washington, February ~, 1853.

II proposed preen 900 linear &c, q he open
q The @ Railroad and q ne distance sIsG &C.
cordas 10 Inc plans and drawings ia The hands MAJOR
regard eoI q epsasers, New ohaqs ss1o Pensaeo
each VI which places ihey be AID examined -
ses 70 o saaa q ,Gs ss, o he 6ooS q
posed Of mud and sand e pe ~ ~ ee outer hat
erosswise being 10 feet from centre 70 me obs by a6an
against the Of The one mex y w bs tree outer pes in
connected together BY an cross
@ bolted on 70 ,h heads ana INTENDED ans" 70
heavy spikes uenas Of inns pankng = 70 DC open INC
This planking platform the inside Of the beakwater
about feet below The same level thus present
ng an inclined which the will break.
middle VIII be connected together longadinai BY
piece spoken Of which WIN itself be braeed
e ns rows a and @ BY ma 1
under will be executed follows Amer driving
pile distances inclined piece
holt, and en driven down proper
% are then rives down and the eros. and longitudinal
oed them also The iasenins TO the middle pile be
"a inches hs ournc blanks under water VIII be spiked and
enaed the inclined by OF tube and follower
holes and mortces being prepared before placing them IN posi-
Quantity Of materials for the construction
piles, l2 in y fro" % to % fee.
asSSo pasas ;dn ,,,m.
saza ter and about 20 IN long
$500 .renails of locust
supposed work be carried q, the rate Of aot
XII allowance for other CASUALTIES and sundays viii be
uured completed months the date OF the contract
Proposals received Engineer Department. Washing
,on day March, 1853, for the execution of This
work of following propositions;
furnish deliver at the site OF tho breakwatef abou
railroad (as the superntndng engnee
and Longitudinal Tho
planking needed for construction
said beakwater much running foot
furnishing else but the thu
3D. 70 furnish ali he matssas required
whole breakwaer much running loot OF Its length
other words embrace the other propositions IN one
The right Of rejecting all the offers which may be made re
q served 5tfttt@ h i.@ VIZ #-E..A 3
Engineer exercise The
through due of the
performance and itself the right OF an
nuilng should holders Oh
fulfil its conditions
No advances be the Engineers Depart
me under circumstances whatever.
done VIII be
of local that due diligence ha
been in
quality of material. Th
quantity paid for been taken from section completed
finished 5 required. @AH
per from all due. The
accrng finally the the completion
of the work. be forfeited TO the United Suites in case OF au
+ Z .
All proposals panied high
the offered
also be manifested The
Proposals
n Lake Ponchartrain" +.
particulars Major G. T. Beaurcgad Corps
Engineers, New Orleans.
asta= s,a r. Bt Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers
ntelgencer, Republic, and Union Wash
Republican, New Orleans Bulletin,
New Orean Las Mobile Advertiser Mobile
Alabama Pensacola Gazeue, Pensacola daily for Two weeks
containing the advertisement be sen, TO tn
Engineer Department '7
Feb 23-d2w
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a, ,.s UI.ited States Land OF
nee al yinc~nnss, Indiana.

FINDER tho second section The
u approved i2 o4o winch declares tha whenever the
public land remaining unsod land district shall be
a number than hundred thousand,
duty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 discontinue the
ocs for such distcti and any land such district shall
uasod the time of The dsconnuanee Of land ONCE
shall be subject sale of The existing land Offices
most the which shall
been discontinued Of which the Secretary of the Treasury shall
notice =; and tanh the duty abope required has been de-
Olued the Secretary Of the Interior BY the t to estabA the
Home Deportment," approved Sd March, 1913
Notice accordingly hereby that the Secretary the e
ytor directed that land office Vncennes in The State VI
Indiana, discontinued, lands unsold the
Of the dconnuance be subject to sale al the land oce at
Jeffersonville, in said State.
Lands remaining unsod unappropaed by law aud subject
private entry within the limits of the Vincennes dist1cl VIII
be subject heretofore that ONCE, nom the
date of the this by the register and receiver thereof
and land officers Jacksonville wI give public notice o. the
day h they A be prepared to receive applications for entries
Of any such lands al their Office - 80, -,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE
EahR- aa,uAu
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. 50 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, co,
Liverpool.
r G. ROBERTS Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE h CO,
20 Rue NoIe Dame dos VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre
The owners accountable for gold,
metals bills OF
fading arc signed therefor thereof therein
Jams
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noHNss NEW HANDBOOK OF WASHINGTON,
Illustrated ali the public buildings the extension OF the
embossed Ia gold, Miles OF General
JacKson This useful compilation ought be in
e hands who visits this city and DESTROYS Of
ACQUIRING reliable about the public sdhees
be Consulted oo advantage by nhabilan because Of
historical gives Of me public buildlng, their pen
ming, progress sc.
PANORAMIC VIEW OF WASHINGTON.
Panoramic View of Washington and public budngs
cbanrl every house
he civ and purchased by iter who desire
his hone give 10 Ms neghbors correct notoh OF
washington ant its magniheenees,
beauuul picture IL contains me
picture hss Statue OF General JACKSON and the Washington
- BONN,
And a all the bookstores In Washington.
Feb "a
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Washington, February 5, 1853.
IN the petition OF Hutchinson, OF New York. praying
NJ for The extension OF patent granted the
May 1892 in ships galley for the Installation
salt water the expiration OF said
which takes place twentieth day OF May, 1889
ordered said petition be heard at tho Patent Office
Monday the 18th ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear they have why said
petition ought to be granted,
Persons opposing file
Once their objections specially forth writing at twenty
be and transmitted
OF the once, which will be furnished
plication. -. :.
Ordered published the National Inegen
Union Republic Washington D. Inquirer Philadelphia
Pa Albany State Register, Albany, " Express New York
ciy Providence Journal Providence and Daily Bee,
ton Mass previous
lsth Of April NEXT the day Of hearing
sILAs II. HODGES,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEditors papers please copy,
hills 10 the Patent paper notice.
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hundred and any Prspoh and German erqra
~ Wings representing views OF Spain, a,v
&C animals sheep and horses Napoleon n, Pond no,s
foW hre{ NAn ~ oteoei une File de Tine Fne
DIVE Going Church Clissr Haowe al, M.
Troe and Glen tleveland Two Holy pao,a. =, ia
ov.henk Lords supper Madonna Sc, are ss safe nv ~
o. WARMER
Penn. .v, between 9th and 10Th streets. Vs-hinr,o, nc
Fsh2 4-~dA
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Al SNYDER, Banker and Exchange Broker Office
MI National Hotel Building, Washington.
bank gold and silver MOI received
made real estate Land
rants bought all the exchange
broker promptly attended to- ..
Virginia military wanted icr whe the highest price
will be given Feb lS-dmo
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-We just receiving
IN spring goods which desirabe would
Of the ladies OF the follow
ing viz;
10 plain all wool mouenes, in the following coors viz
French blue blue choco mode lavender pink
color all in shades and beautiful
quality,
pieces mousseine de bage
purposes introduced the
fashionable bought them shall offer
them very cheap
25 embroidered -coIored robes bargain
pieces cambcs from l21 TO 3s cents decidedly
the have had TO
100 pieces plain white cambcs Swiss muns aconet cambnes
and white dotted Swiss
rs dozen fresh nicely kid quality
gentemen's linncambric hand
kerchiefs.
We have also just received the following staple goods,
Wamsuta cotIons
/ Jamess mills
l "A Howard
is pieces twist Mills, the best wearing goods
the country
20 real Irish linens, assorted.
the aboyenAmed goods
District will take showing them
above full Of bleac he'd
linens napkins, towe, crash, brown Hollands,
black black cloths casmces aud general
goods which will
the very lowest for cash puncual customers
Feb 22-eo3tf w, NJ SINISTER n co.
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DEAUTTFUT. SPRING GOODS ii-wALTER HARPER

DEAUTIEUL SPRING GOODS it-WABTER HARPER a
CO., Pennsylvania between 9th and 10Th streets, will
first sppy Of spring goods comprising beaut
Of rich bocsde, plain and striped silks,
lawns bnrege rob and beautiful shawls ais,
broees Of every description in lace and muslin reh Honton
Limerick, point aud Mechln lace.
Also beautiful Of the latest Paris style manlas in
together with complete supply Of renrh psrrsos
ali would respectfully call OF their
friends and purchasers generally,
eb Q4-3tsodif
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Law school Of Cumberland University, mt Lebanon.
Tennessee.


Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhers, late OF the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Green judges OF supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bromded l.. Ridley chaneco Of State.
Judges Green devote their whols time exclusively
the school.
inruou Daily examinations Of each class the
Of but explanations Of the
daily lessons In the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly Of common law and equity, in which
OF facts by the profess
prosecute all the
framed them
Deeds records all be read
some Of taken by appeal
supreme court which held monthly the and
every The students clerks
Jurors circuit judges and chanceos and in other official
paci,ies connected with their suits ..
Seons-Tbe the third Monday Sep
tember third Thursday February. The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Expenses ss,uon-Tuion fee ESQ., in advance
$50 Students furnish their
which be had n the Lebanon bookstores.
complete the unless
dents enter an No previous study required
Students may
anyt IN during the collegiate year.
Theirs . a IN legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eghysir
ROBERT l.. ChRUTHERs,
Feb lI--eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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THE AMERICAN DAUPHIN.--Nsw supply ri PrNnsm's
Magazine giving the "unqueonahe pvoofs
Louis Xvii brought this country when chd
now in the United States, of Eieszaf
lians OF Green Bay, Wisconsin, at the agency ~
.u F. TAYLOR MAURv,s, u
Tshs e. hoshsanss, 9th
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, January 20. ls53

Washington, January 20, 1859
an the petition p Dimpfe Of Philadelphia Pepnsy
for the extension of patent granted to him
in furnaces
for from the expiration
the ninth (sh) day OF May eiRh
teen hundred ffty-three, (lsS3)-
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday The OF April 1853, ~ O'Clock
appear and show they have why
aid petition ought not to be granted
the required file
Once their specially forth in writing least
dave Of testimony filed
hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
the rules of the ONCE winch WIZ De rnshed on "pp
cation.
uon.e penublie Union Washington city;
the Patriot BALTIMORE Maryland inquirer, Philadelphia Penayl
an,, ,oress New and Daily Ree BOSTON, Masa
once three successive weeks the
aav ~ bearine-the fourth day Of April next -
ivy " 'e 8. II. HODGES,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Of the papers will please copy and send their
lin. TO the Patent ONCE with containing this Notice
Jan 2l-1sw3w 1870 Z.
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lIsoICE Old wines In Gtass-poren,ptary Sale
pFI.Is A. 90 viii cell Al auction Tuesday March 10
ocloos with, store New York, the fol-
loyiaq win belonging 10 Robert Rnlosi red
20 Msgnums London Particular Madeira n gallons each
l0o do do do DO
= l82 Oval do do ! 30 90
IS do do do do ~ do = do
very pale delicate The high grade wines % me
of eo imported 1885, from the house Of ~essrs
blackburn Coz alta cost ~ Clustering pipe N Madsa were
1876 snder the of Mr. Rnnd gro
paac Of No 99 broadway have been
that time They wl cold suit and may he
seen on appsicsson the i0s Front
Teb l1-2tl 7uh0<tb As7,b
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ELIZABETH BRENT

A CARD.-To Bousekeepe and othersWe would respect
fully call OF housekeepe and other who
the TO our stock OF wood
selected with much and under advan
tapeous circumstances think without
n thai our wood SUPERIOR be
found in the city, quite stock and wish
DISPOSE possible, order make change
inducements to cash customers who
either wood coal and think all
who badb a before elsewhere.
who unsettled accounts will oblse
by calling practicable.
- JAMES w. BARKER Co,
Feb lo-9awIm. Corner OF IA and streets.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Bos'"" ~,
"a Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and esgar,y furnished
all the modern and eonyenisnss. for me
ton Of the travelling public, F@ t."a f
DNe Idly N5
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VWCt, CITY HtAII' NUN' HoV~'
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERS-Noucei is hereby
advertisement OF delinquent property Is IN
PREPARATION will completed published
he OF December next.
undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
imperative duty enforce the cocc
advertisement and sale OF all property without
and unpaid
All persons requested forward
paying heavy of an advertisement
~ - '~'''s ROCHE,
INV q-eou Collector
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,NHE DIFFICULTY COMMUNICATIONS Of line

VNHE DIFFICULTY OBvIATED.-Purchasers Of linen
obale difficulty obtaining pure all goods
making from stock Now IN store OF
Importation
20 pieces linen sheelngs, all widths and prices ~
pllowcase linens, assorted qualities and widths
diapers and damasks, from medium 10 extra
fine, all OF stylish aud modern patterns
of all leading and sterling Styles IN great pro
fusion
A large o. of cheap and good table napkins
Irish linens comprising all numbers, from stout ana
heavy o ext fine, all of the best makes
40 pieces fine brdseye diapers a.
warranted 10 prove all nen we de-
vote linen branch OF trade
pieces plain white cambrcs, medium TO extra hne
Included n lot choice assortment of jaeonel cam
bTics.
ice pieces plaid cambrics all patterns fine quality
With other and desirable goods in our line
desire the amounts Of all bills due U.s.
al unless arranged to the contrary
Goods articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN all
-
PERRY * BROTHER,
l7-eos1f Opposite Centre Market
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NENTLEMEN's dress shirts OF superior quality and
variety always be found Lanes where
shirts order the style aad best
a he cash prices.
c. II. LANES
Hat, cap, n genlemenis furnishing establishment,
Pa. avenue, ~ street
Yeb 2l-3taw3wif
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IN Monday January ~ passenger and mali trains
" viii be follows
Leave Washington At and sS, m, 3S and 5, ..
Sundays At =, a. m, and s. m,
Leave Baltimore nj and ~ 4 Is and 30, p,
Sundays at 4, a. m. and 4 Is, m.
FIRST trains each will be mail trains,
stopping only Washington and Annapolis Junction
The leaving and s. the Relay
with going west and at Baltimore with those
these only sod The through tickets TO Philadelphia
New York, .-.--.-
T. II. PARSONS,
Ian Agent.
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GENTLE News FURNISHING GOODS.

DOR styles call Lanes, who has
New York and opening rich and beautiful
ment
c. H. LANES
Hat, cap, geutlemen's furnishing establishment
Pa. avenue, nenr4s street.
Feb 92-3aw3wf
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic.
-.
r,>-e, These ships having been built by
IN government has been
L%T,1f1 also their engines,
strength and speed; and their accommo-
deon. for comfort
Price OF passage New York Liverpool In lrst cabin 500
I'm second cabin Exclusive $500
From Liverpool 10 York, ESQ and ego
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship,
No ber,hs can be secured until paid for
pITK or
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Avery's sewing Machines-Price only s25 I-Pstented
October 10, 1854.

THIS machine acknowledged by all who have used be
Nor that Of any other sewing machine ever invented for It's
simplicity the beasy and strength its stitch and it,
weighs about IS lbs and only from 5 $50 IL
win neatly the smallest thread the finest musin eambrc,
linen woollen and good all kinds
leather simple that child Of 10 Of under
raedy, without danger OF is getting
do the work Of than 20 much bet
than be done by hand The stitches
independent each otherso much that other stitch
the still holds good and strong IL unlike and much bet
sewing machine invented This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation IT will do all
kinds Of sewing and, when known VIII be generally introduced
families and Plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
manufacturing the largest and will supply
nny machines the shortest notice Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN, ISL broadway New York, viii receive
prompt attention.
Dec 23-d5m
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicinity OF
Washington undersigned offers for sale "Wood
which she resides, certainly one OF the most
valuable highly vicinity OF Washington hes
miles from the hayward,
free road one leading the city, and in the imme
dste Young, Addison Barry
Jenkins, Gibson the government hospital contains mrse
hundred hundred OF which
and the residue heavily hmbered The
well enclosed, divided into seven heds IN each
which failing springs aud streams Large quantities
ashes, stable and guano have been used on @ ana
o,o, vjthin three all In
state produce There seventy acres OF bottom
clover, and about forty seeded
n wheat The consist and
dwelling dairy and poultry houses oyersees and
houses and all ouhuiding
saw the Possession OF the farm and farm
buildings immediately long cred VIII DC gwen
desired. for a portion the purchase money
For particulars apply to John Carroll Brent eiq attorney
O. Mcclure, Pennsylvania
Of street, plot Of the property may be seen o.
W r ~. "a S,.,f ELIZABETH BRENT.