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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-03

AUST hECEIVED, from the manufacturers
" In Boston, q full assortment of American nsda
Brushes which, with the English Goods of our im-
portstion, we will sell To the trade at Q small ad.
vance GlNTER & ALVEY,
an 80 81 No i6 Peart street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-03

I EMONS AND FIGs.-50 bsxes Lemons, in
Ii first rate order; $50 drums nice Smyrna Figs;
just receive ed and for sale low by
SIMON BONAVlTA l. CO.,
ap 26 No 76 Main street
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A w. OSBORN, the well known Daguer.
As rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great in announcing to his friends and ha
public, that he has been to great expense and
trouble to procure instrument superior to aav
ecey before Ea0aon. Mr. OSBORN viii guarantees,
better likenesses of children than have ever been
taken In Richmond, and in one half the time any
other Artist requires. This instrument was man
utaclured BY one of the best makers u this coun.
try, expressly for my use. Come one, come all.
and bring your little ones. OSBORNS
APT Sign of the Flsgs Of all Nations
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JUST RECEIVED, 100 dozen Linen Cambria
Hdkfs, really splendid article, at only lex cts
4 GOLDSMIT,
sp 26 No Al Main Street.
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NOTGCE.-PRICE OF WOOD AND COAL
~ REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for "a per cord, delivered;
good article, warranted to burn well, at 50 so peg
load, delivered.
Orders left a. Mr.. Woolfolk's Grocery on Broad
street, or the Office at the Yard will be promptly
filed
feS-ta Tun0 E0aTEp
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DORTE MONAIES AND POCKET WAL.
[ LETs-A superb assortment, just received
from the manufacturers, and for SAFE 10 dealers
very low. GINTER d. ALVEY,
ep 80 No l6 Pearl street
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APLENDIn MAhsEILLEs VKsTs.-
~ SOMETHING NEW ny ROANOKE.-Wa
have this week received by Steamer Rosnoke.
some OF The most beautiful styles OF Fancy Mar
seiies Vests to bStad In all the ecautry decidedly
rich and entirely lew designs. eousistipg Of Wa
ter Tails, Sprigs &c Call at the Depot for FASH
ionabie Clothing. l02, Main street.
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN
P.S Remember these sudden ehssses OF wea-
Shirts and BODIES. KsG&B.
ap27 L..u..
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OF Of aay
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as from
Goods,
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L,oUSE, |,
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They
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nd are
1as aid
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seldom
In this
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Rtnna,
at low
re,
anks.
---
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FRESH SALAD OIL-For table use-20
Il boxes just to hand; 100 boxes Swee. Oil, for
Tobacconists, for sale by
BENNETT g. BEERS,
spS0 Druggists.
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EREsH GROUND PLASTER.-Weh have
4 constantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
Ground Plaster, extra quality, 92K per cent gyp
sum; Ii. I. d T.. 8. TALIAFERRO.
NH 23-d&w3n
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lNOk RENT OR SALE.-rhe subscriber Is
l. authorised to rent sell a valuable Brick
Tenement, in eligible situation, within five mi.
nutes walk of the Banks The house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout. Upon the lot
is a large kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant,
&c. Liberal time will be allowed to a purchaser
An opportunity 10 thus furnished of making safe
and profitable investment. Appyto
apS w GODDIN.
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The generally well-informed Washington
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce
writes the following letter on this interesting
subject:
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NADDLEkY.-An additional supply of Hard
~ ware saddiery, such as Bride Bis, Siirrups,
Buckles, &c, just 10 hand and for sale low by
SMITH e. ROBERTS,
ap 2s-ts "a Main street.
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I leo II q E.-33 cases "Descoie" Spanish
IL Mass Licorice; IA cases IN" Spanish Mass Lii.
eorice; cases "Barracco" Calabria Stick Licorice
for sale by
sp20 SAMUEL AYRES
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s,e,s, ss one eontendng with exhaustion or sleep
anu now me al on the edge offs in The raging o..
eht-the waller arches the barrel n, f,o.t III :.
ls pressed down, and he ia waist drsn ~, ~. $3.50.
force him backward and rush up 10 M. mon,h .ad -
wl pc drowned but now, with great effort. he bows
forward with his head under water draws a.. 80 -,
and throws them backward. that he il now Ln..l;
holding on with has hands, and with his head s..,
Again The raft slides TO The eft OF the switte.t sls,
and there she lies so long What is The matter now
Alas The rope has caught in ledge OF rock above and
some new coorivance must be resofIed 10 10 clear ID
Again Is hope deeTTed--yes. almost crushed.
but Il is now nearly O'Clock, and, une xpectcd 10y
me me "a,n from Buffalo has trough, down another life
oa. surely cay the experienced, il mus be easy lay
nei alongside the raft She squiekly put into the water
aug sne, 100; - beauty. We hope IskndIc in
e pu,on Of ihe sufferer and fancy CLEAN Of hope
s ng IN ms eyes Carefully is the beautiful boat let
DOWN. ana che is there almost She almost touches tho
ai and me man rises, and is ready 10 step III But INV
uod lhe FORCE OF NE current dashes her against the raft
ana ne 10 thrown into The current Strike out for your
me- Hross but one rod OF stormy water and you arc
safe Alas he swims but family he despas and ,hros
himself back ward and dark spot is seen hnrrvns ,o
ward The fall. As u reaches the verge, with spas
modc effort he raises breast high from The water and m.
poor sufferer whom we watched long, will be seen no
more on earth. He has rejoined his companions. and
may Heaven have mercy upon him and them
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bind The present progressive age and that WIN NC
happy day for this region Of the world when the eaps
and the smartness OF the Yankee shall be permitted
to develop themselves here
The first European who visited the bay OF Chsleu was
Jacques Cartier who entered it in 1884, jus, before dis
covering The ST. Lawrence and on account of the OPP
pressyely hot weather which he experienced the
eason, (lor il was midsummer,) he gave il the name
which, when correctly written. il now bears. During
the dominion OF the French, which continued until 1892
the surrounding country remained perfect wilderness
that the limited cultivation which now adorns Its
shores is the resutsof British labor and enterprise The
fret man who visited the bay, in regular systematic
business capacity, was lieutenant in the British navy
named Walker, Sco,chmaa by birth, and a man Of
great enterprise He aboxt ten years after The
capture OF Quebec by the British and after manifold mis-
fortunes died at Bathurst Some further items respect
ing the early history Of The Bay OF Chaleur will be given
when The writer comes 10 speak OF the river Reslgonche
In closing this letter, must pay passing compliment
TO the rivers which empty into the Bay Of ChsIeur be-
tween the Nepisigut and the Res,igonche They are
qaie aumeroas, eneIally clear crystal and cold
az Ice Ihey all abound in the common and white
trout and some Of them afford very good salmon fishing
The two largest the Jacquet and the Eel rivers The
irss Is fifty miles long, rich lumber. and has very
good harbor al its mouth The Eel river is about The
same lengths runs through heavily wooded county is
rather sluggish abounds in the fish which have given is
names and at the mouth Of it, peculiar sand bar il
located small Indian village Between this and the
kesgonche are some picturesque cliffs OF red cong om
crate and cluster OF isolated rocks which, when seen
from several points OF view and in connexion with the
expaDse OF three miles the mouth OF the Resgon
che, the dreamy alpine land beyond and the broad plain
of The Bay OF Chaleur present OF the mos, splendid
and fascinating panoramic prospects to be found on the
continent OF America and has alone rewarded us for the
pilgrimage We have made.
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Democratic County Convention.

The delegates appointed by the voters of the several
election districts of Prince Georges county met al,
Upper Marlboro on Saturday, the 23d Of July, to ap
point four delegates TO represent this county in the dem
ocIatc convention to meet in Baltimore on the 10Th OF
August next, 10 nominate candidate for governor comp
trolleF and lottery commissioner.
On motion, George w Wilson, esq, was called 10
the chair. and James r. Davis esq., appointed secretary
The chairman stated the object OF the meeting in an ap
propriae address.
On mction it resolved TO proceed TO ballot to cleo,
four delegates TO represent this county in the guberna
torial convention.
George w. Hilleary and Thomas T. Somervell were
appointed teleIs, who reported that
John B. Brooke, of Marlboro district,
Oden Bowie, OF Queen Anne
Francis Tolson, Of Spadings .
Z. A. Jones. OF Evansville
had received the highest number OF votes and they were
declared duly elected
F. Tolson offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Rssoptd, That this convention, having unsha zen con-
hdsnce In the doctrines OF the democ rac party will
every honorable means the election Of
nee OF the convention to assemble in Baltimore the 10Th
OF August
Rrtd That these poce edngs be signed by the chair
man and secretary and published in the Planters Advo
ton Union.
GEO. w. WILSON, Chairman.
JAMES II, DAVIS, Secretary.
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For The Washington Union
To Patrick O'Donoghue,


The Lih Patriot just escaped from Yam Dieman's Land
Welcome, true hero to happy shore,
Where tyrantfoe may clutch thy throat no more
Welcome, thrice welcome! offspring of the Free
To all our realm of peace and liberty!
Long have we watched thee in that distant land,
Fettered and chained among scoundrel band,
Herded with villains, bound savsh toll,
Mosening with freeman's sweat tyrant's soil!
We saw thee by OBRrENs gallant side,
And by brave MsAoHsR, our glory and pride
Far through the stretch Of seas, Of calm and storm,
Through weary wastes we marked thy manly form;
And as our Thoughts lea ped DER the ,shing brine
GA how we prayed that freedom might be thine .&
Behold our prayers are answered! Thou art here
Free on the soil to every freeman dear!
We saw thee, patriot when in thine own Isle,
Thou sooist with freedoms sons in rank and fills,
Among the bravcst hearts, all truly brave,
Ready to strike for freedom a grave
We law thee, when the ligh. OF TARA's hill
Procla imed the rising might of Irish will;
And when alas by traitorous hands borne down,
That light was hid beneath tho tyrant's
(Hid-no extnguished for tits burning yet,
Burning TO burst that hated coronetD-
We thee still, doomed for the right and true
To bid thy fallen land fond adeu.
But thou shalt greet that glorious land again,
Thy foot shalt press IL from the western main,
And TARA's heights shall kindled DO
With the beacon light OF Liberty.
Kilarneys lakes shall fash with freedoms day
A round the Giants Cliffs her beams shall play;
From Limerick's gates across to DuLiin's walls
Shall lit the shade III a, thy home enthras
And the full blazs Of Liberty appear
From Marlin head far to the Ca pc Of Clear.
Ireland shall yet be free! o. brother ours,
All free and sovereign with nations POI ers
In that great day. so surely yet to dawn, r-.
Her patriots shall forget the bonds they've worn;
They shall look back upon Australias chains
To feel new vigor rushing through their veins
holy purpose, given fom on high,
In Freedom cause 10 arm, and dare, and die
ROI,IA.
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Literary Notice.

Home PictWss BY MRS. M. A. DENNIsoN
We observe that these interesting and graceful
from the pen of of the accomplished and gifted
OF the whole bright siserhood OF American aulhoesses
have just been published in handsome volume, by
the Messrs. Harpers, in New York Mrs. Dennison is
well known as brilliant and attractive writer from her
recent connexion with the editorial department OF the
Olive Branch-a literary newspaper published at Bos-
ton-in which many Of these sketches originally ap.
peared and OF which they constituted principal charm
In their present shape they will be welcome wherever the
felicity OF female fancy and taste is appreciated and we
cordially commend them to the attention and favor Of the
public.
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been received IN this city, dated sd Instant from Captain
ounnisons exploring party They epeamped that day on
me DARK OF Inc ksnzas Iyer. at the mouth OF Republican
FORK and smoky Hill Fork, and Immediately opposite a
new lori now ~ course OF construction. This party left
Wespofl on the western confines of Missouri on the
25l OF June, taking the Santa Fe trail, which is broad
aud open road leading through prairie nearly the whole
distance lhe caravan consists OF six large covered
wagons each drawn by six mules, laden with provisions,
arms tents, baggage, Indian presents tobacco &c. two
carriages besides ten wagons. belonging TO the escort.
-FOUR OF The party. with escort OF ten rfemen. di-
verged on The second day for the purpose OF exploring
smoky H Fork and the.country between that and the
Arkansas fiver while the main body proceeded 10 Fon
Atkinson on the Arkansas, TO await the arrival OF the
surveying and exploring party
The intention OF Captain Gunnison was TO proceed up
The Arkansas river TO the mouth of the Huerfano thence
through the Coo chu Hope Pass of the Rocky noun
tans thence TO the Vegas de Santa Clara and 10 The
Great Salt Lake, where the party will remain until
spring
The Hueriano enters the Arkansas river few miles
above Benrs fort and about so or 400 miles northwest
OF Santa Fen Y. Courier d Eguirer.
The CROPS IN iSDANA--In Harrison, FLOYD Craw-
ford and other counties OF that section where they have
had no rain OF consequence for nine weeks the
condition OF the crop is depofabe in the extreme
Most OF u is dmnuliye and yellow, and be per-
fccted although plenty Of rain falls The yield must be
far short OF the average.
The wheat crop, notwithstanding the drought, has
been very good in the southern part OF the Stale and 80
up into Monroe county. Grass has not done 80 well
Oats are good Wheat harvest was about winding up
and hay harvest was progressing.
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THE COLLEGE ". James, Msvytsnd.-Ths Diocessn
College Of the Protestant Episcopal church. The Rev John
Eerfsot, ID.
The twelfth annual session wi Monday, the "a Of DC
tch~r Students received
Into the school, pd r the ccse ny tutors
prepared. The buildings, discipline,
ec.essc
Roth departments have the i~ed,ste Of
college. charge
d~paueu eaas, covsvtos scsaecsI
For n the register or fr fuller inform
Rscov College NJ A. Jsr-. r. o. Maryland
~
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% EADY-mADE Cloth,ug s.a Genspsmens F~r.ash-
n III uusuc-we have lust received
for the scascs
of spc aud eieGanAn
would particularly nviss the attention
,em.n quality of eAs
elegantly supplied rich
Cloths and which WIN
notice.
# - WALL 4 sTRPHENa
4. HetA 81 Penn sv~ns~, between streets,
July 9-9 door TO Irca Hall.
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py u. N. srHArroS, Aueuon..r,

(Pennyirania apeaao south side i0fA aareed.)
EURNITUHE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILY, BARRoOM FURNITURE AND FTxTUREs.-
On Saturday morning July 3)b O'Clock,
rooms, shall cell ri
moving from the city, consisting Of
Mahogany sofa, walnut and maple chairs
Do aud cherry tables sdeboard
Set OF psnird cottage chamber furniture
High and low post sedstsads, bureaus, wsrdrobes
Washstsnds toilet tables, feather mattresses
Looking glasses pictures and frames. bod clothing
Carpets, mating, oiicloth, chiid's crib ..st#
once chairs, mantei ma clock
Andirops. cooking and Other
Together with large ktchen utensils crocksr
and glass also bnrroom
lamps, demiJohns, and jugs, &C.
Terms cash, in bsnksble funds.
VIII he added,
One barrel Of whskey
Sir bores ground coffee, chests Of
July ~
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Goat meeting Of the Board or Directors of the
Metropolitan hcchsnics INSTITUTE held 7th
the following resolution passed
Resored, That the Instus he opened daily
through the week Sundays eIceped) 10 O'Clock p
and that the public generally be invited the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June TIT Recording Secretary.
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By ,. q. MCGUIRE. Anossans.r.

By >. e. McGUIGtk, Auctsauneer.
VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On Fri
afternoon, July 29h st 81 O'Clock the premises al
lot No S, Of No fsf
run back 100 feet i
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. @. Mcguire,
July I'D Auctouscr.
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by TELEGRAPH.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION t
HARRISBURG uly % The democratic State convention
meets to-day at the hall Of the house OF representatives
r. TO nominate candidate for Judge OF the supreme
court There isa very full attendance OF delegates in
.....
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MILLER's Patent Conference.-The publish below with
p.en, na.mueh .. we are eonsden ,ss, viii al6
hs 70, which Il designed Our manufacturer VIII nnd
twenty I'VE cent in fuel and The accumulation
Any addressed TO Jane, ~ Mor Nos Lsrs,
street, New foik, viii be promptly attended TO.
Prrrssvns, July 2, 1859.
Ms nulsp-Deor On paying, Hop.
STEW day. since found patent condenser in
s h , y,a 81 n .s ~ nn yer.
occasion, and sub-equsot examination o the and
o.. sepe.os
so.s !" the ?, s and .senr sEso, n.
saturated any esrty
boiler. !. - supplied win ws,s .sdms" Or
impor Of any Kind ,hs. .voidns the po..s q nc collection
may endangered With hope effort. uuOduc,
improvement into general use may be successful,
lam, dear sir, truly yours, . .oo,,,.o,
er,min.d condenser foregoing
o. Mr. Tompoa fully the opinion b. hs.
pressed Of ~. merit and value. w WADE,
rTrs,1,o, July2, is5a.
rsday Witnessing unsI Of Miller. Patent Conden,e which,
-. o. h.. been s'seh.s 70 hs snsns o. NE Hop.
q double pipe. lying in c.,.n in which there .
p..sur. . IL. inch ii estimated BY
CIR b. ng .y'. E s"s me
81 dirt accommodating boilers avoided
boiler ass o. The
w. @ I % e
belongs Mr. Miller formerly Of New
Orleans. Of New York the Fitsbury and
vicinity viii be owned controlled by Mes.s Ansbus Csrp~n
Al Interested perfectly
my dollars right Three
applied building,
and will therefore not he oas until lie ersu vslue viii he sscer
isjnsd.-CowmerciaT Journal.
condenser above op.rsen Ter
Foundry Jersey n. H. attached
10 i5-horse engine, using salt wafer for csndensnE.
Factory, Allegheny City, Penpsylva
MIA Of 100 hoese using fresh
coudspsine.
among Point Foundry,
working In the
Also, Leeds Of New Orleans,
who has condenser building
one for his foundry and machine shop.
July 2s-it-
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EUaN1NuEO ROOMS 6svr ews---A psro and chamber
hsss ncov furnished also several other furnished
chsnh-vs ~sihiy 18th 18th
Dcosisss house, n.sr N. Departments.
July o-dA MRS. KNOTT
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Friday, shall O'Clock
residence gentleman declining
m e nearly furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, parlor spring and rocking chairs
marble res-inr a
DO bookcase and secretary
workstand- tables
Maple, cottage, and other bcdsieaas, wasbstands
Hair and huck mattresses holsters and pillows and bcddsg
Venetian bInds, window curtains, lamps, kc.
China, glass, aud crockery ware, knives and forks
Pine Brussels, paro stair, snd other
Maple, cane, and other chsirs, wsrdrobes
Glt-frnme mirror ard other looking glasses.
other stair rods, shovel and
Kitchen requisites
Term. Al of saS, cash gas credit Of and
ninety days satisfactorily endorsed hearing interest
The furniture Of quail ty nearly
sale viii be well worthy persons wish
ing purchase
GREEN SCOTT,
July 27-a Auctopcer-.
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Mount -. Mays College, near Emmitssburg. md.
THE annual session Of studies Mount College
the 2sh Of August and Wednesday,
1hs terms ov board and tuition % for the first months
paid IN advance snd afterwards so for each bali year. always
payable in advance The for music and
drawing (which tude each and Tor
German and spanish, ai-o optionsi) each ~
Al the students doctsss sHd trained 70 tbs
practice Of the Catholic religion. ... :.
July a3-d2w ....a H PRESIDENT.
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py Board OF Heaith-A stated meeting the board
held on Saturday, ou instant, at44 O'Clock, y. m.
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A RARE Ch,pee To Capitalists for = Profitable Ia
~ vesmens,re Hotel, Od Comfort, Virginia,
The undersigned public
nesday the 24h August The premises thar entire
together all
dining ges
nc -
rep.s.t,cp ~peyc~ a.
bathing
pleasure render heightened description Of h popular
place entirely 't
positive Terms Of payment liberal known on The
dsy of sale. NsHaN HItfF piHFsGa-1
fo.-e.-'o- given amer October n.rs
Jsiy 0-dpsbAne j. r. REYNOLDS Co.
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sales To-Day.
By GREEN a. SCOTT. A.ct,oneey

by GREEN Il SCOTT, Aactioneers.
GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND TWO BUILDING LOTS AT
aucuoron Monday, the leth insapt, shall
Of De premises at O'Clock, Nos 20
No 3s7 Lot ~ fronts % feet south u, between 9h
which good brick
good and Lot No 50 In
lot 20 fronting feet alley The above
The kylsnd Chapel Handsomely located rapidly
proving Of the Island.
fourth balance in twelve, eighteen
the purchaser give notes for the deferred
interest from the fy OF sale deed given and deed
taken. Title indispuiaJie.
GREEN SCOTT,
July I'D Auctoneers.
oy-The above snis Is postponed, In consequence. Of
the rnin, until Thursday tho 2ist Instant, same hour
GREEN SCOTT,
July 2o-d Aucuoners.
lay- The above sale IL further postponed,
the until Friday the 18th instant hour
GREEN SCOTT,
July 2i-ts Auctioncers-