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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

JUST RECEIVED - LAYER Raisins Al
- monds, Lemons Green Ginger, Madeira Wine.
English DAIRY Cheese, Hams, Lard, Old Government
Java Coffee, and Scotch Herring
1T RADCLIFFE,
aug 2b-eou Odd Fellows Hall.
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New Style of FALL HATS for 1855

New style OF FALL HATS Tor 1858.
n J. T. EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
<Gtween Twelfth and Thirteenth STREETS hasa
this day introduced an entirely new and splendid
style of HATS for the fall season. which he is conf
deaf will give greater satisfaction than auy that has
been Introduced into this city for years. both
CARDS beauty and quality.
HE has also just received large assortment OF
BEEBE'S Hats. auq % l9w
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~ The Importance OF nDecision of

~ NOTlCE.-Au adjourned meeting of
lH the 'tNorihern Liberties New York BROOKLYN
Association" will be held al their Hall. on TUES
Dry EVENING. the 30th instant Punctual at
tendance is respectfully requested, business of
impurtanbe will be laid before the meeting
4. FURTNEY.
aug 21-3tt Secretary
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

NEW SONGS! NEW SONGSU
AM NOT ANGRY; tanswer to Don't be Angr,,
Il Mothpr)
The Old River Farm; or, The Darkey's Roget
The Star of Home (Songs Of Europe
Mary Vale
Come, take a Sail
The Old Veteran
Maggie by my side
DO they miss me AT home,
Yes we miss thee
DE Old Churchyard
Linda's gone to Baltimore
My Old Kentucky Home
Aunt Harriet Stowe, Sc Sc. at
Winners
stationery, Music, AMI Fancy Store. 9Th ST.
aug ~ Near Louisiana avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

MOOD FOR SALES acres of WOOD
W standing within few miles of the city for sale
by the acre or cord. Apply TO
JAS. G.. GREENLEASE.
over Selden, Withers & Co.'S Bank
aug o0-eO 81
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

WANTED-A small HOUSE, with four
H. or more Rooms, suitable for small store or
Atzsshop, and situated within the limits of % and
18th streets west, and and X streets north iIy
person having such place to dispose of. with on
without stock and fixtures, will address "a H. H.
W ashInston City, with name and locality.
\. B.-A corner preferred aug l5-Nh.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

ROARDING.-Mrs. BEAI.L would be pleased IN
II accommodate sx or eight gentlemen with board
and lodgings. Residence 4th street, between | and
n streets. augg
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-27

DUFF SIDE COMBS. &c.-LAMMOND, .th ST.,
l. ID door below +, has received another supply OF
superior finished Puff Side Combs; also, Ladies
Dress Protectors, Sewing Birds, French Travelling
Baskets, &C., for sale low for cusk.
aug 99-eOd 81
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pOARDING.-Fiy or six Gentlemen can be
- accommodated with excellent BOARD al Mr.
HARROD'S, On 18th street, between G. and II streets,
east side aug S2-tt'
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BOARDING.

nELlGHTFUL ROOMS AND CHEAP BOARD
- lNG-On CAPITOL Hill, on Isl F., near Mrs.
NH = Enquire NJ thaseS. aug 93-C0t
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SOMETHING NEW.-L.iMMOND. 9TH street.
~ 2 doors below f, has received a supply of India
Rubber Dressing Combs, superior article, and war
ranted not 10 warp or split. aug 37-eo3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
Melancholy Suicide.

The Lew sborg Chronicle gives The paftic.
olals ol' suicide committed IN Grccnbrier
county, on the 23rd Deccmle r, Of very pain
'rrdcnt OF the estate Of Mr.. Il. X. Crallc, who
Nas Al the timc absent, on a ,jsit tot this place.
After the narration Of tie circ0m,tances
which created lbe suppositon that Mr.. Rubbc
had destroyed himself The Chronicle says
thai the scr,anpsof Mr.. Grallc and he over.
seer of ncigJbor commenced search for
Inn. They proceeded 10 liulc clearing.
where lhc deceased had been engaged several
weeks previous il the vicinity Of which ;hcy
disco. cred his body,propped up with the back
aeainstn tree, and the legs spread out in front
OF him. On approaching him. they espied
small spaniel which bad gone ont with him.
Iyiag down between his legs, looking up into
his face, where 1t is supposed it had been from
The occurrence on Thursday until Saturday.
when discovered \ pistol was used, loaded
With bnek-sho, which had been placed against
the right temple and discharged, Carrying off
the top of his head, and DASH 1g his brains in
every direction. The pistol was found II
feet from his body, where it is supposed it vas
thrown by the explosion.
Mr.. Rebbe was a German, and had been
but few years in this country, where he was
respected for his good sense and amabe dis
position.
The conduct of the little spaniel furnish es
another evidence of the genuine and lasting
fidelity Of the canine species.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

wfiie isfrue. Louis Napoleon my pol carry
out his after sappeT boast, but he words wefe
spoken by him
Wien Louis Napoleon Bonseartc ~as n
Stale prisoner ~ Ham. be wns treated with
very great kindness and consideration. A.
mongst others Who saw him for different pur.
poses, vas Nlrginif, very pretty girl, daugh-
Ter of an old sabot maker IA Ham. Alter n
" bile Lonis made proposals. they were acecp.
ted and tH children were the result. These
children he was very much attached To- They
were provided for. and sent TO first rateschools.
on his advent to power ~ ISIS, The Prince
gave VlfgInIea pension, and then. IN December
1851. be gave her the beautiful residence a.
bove alluded 10.
With natural taste for debauchery, rescnb-
ling IN character the dcbaucbery Of The Regent
and Louis w, one OF The delights of Louis
Nopoeon is an orgy, with plenty Of VINE aud
women. In fact lis happiness is II p,tit soup.
er, sucll As when the Regent and Duboil lived.
To indulge in these at II Cloud aud tie Ely
see would be dangerous, rs there is a certain
amount Of public opinion still alive; bur then
there was the Guy little house at Madria, and
that has boon selected by him Us The seat Of
his midnight conferences IN the affairs Of tie
Empire. Surrounded by parasites. pimps,
mud prostitutes heated by vine, be tries to
rouse himself II tbs despicablc way 10 emu
late his uncle.
Not a dozen persons in Paris, aparl from bis
own clique, know word Of all this. But |
have told it, Was present. did | receive
the report from one who was present. was the
orgy revealed to n second party x then to mel
More questions cannot answer.
| give the information as true exact, and
historical. Ii may be denied. That will only
prove It's truth, as for a Bonapartist to say a
thing 10 be, IS 10 prove that II is not.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

The British Chancellor of the Excheouer
IN announcing to the House of Commons the
recognition by Great Britain Of Napoleon, as
Emperor of the French, stated that it he'd been
announced to her Majesty's Government, in a
friendly and unofficial manner as well as for
many and officially, that in accepting the title
u "a NaPoleon Ill, the Emperor of the French
1'N ,'o' III any way wish to assert an heredita-
ry CLAIM on the contrary, that his only claim
Ea ~' MS n'v'ns been elected by the people of
l iu "a ana he voluntarily declared that he
entirely accepted all the acts of the Govern.
ments that had taken place from 1911.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
CONFIDENTIAL FuND.,-Tae Wash.

CONFIDENTIAL FUND."-The Wash
ing,on Union OF "Wednesday gives u the iol-
lowing Information.
"a newspaper rumor, that Senator Sonie
eoieHsins the design Of proposing 10 '6iru't
so. 600 600 10 the incoming administration,
or the purpo.e Of mailing i ta meet any eE'
traordinary exigeu, rs that might oflse IN ihe
foreign relations f tie country during The re.
cess Of Congree Las been the occasion Of
some malicious criticism y lth Tie u Ing press.
/ uewspaper r0moris very ffall basis i'r
IN assault upon an administration before It cN-
ATS But tiopeh hc yDmor acerc hVc--aHd
nc IN mt telsh n bc uRdrfoolas meaning IN
d.scro7H i've imagine there is nothing IN
the proposed measure 10 justify The eensnre OF
he why press
Thee ten millions the Baldmare American
thinks can Only be required for Mr.. PERcr's
Cabinet, either FOR var OF diplomatic bargain.
If for war rhey cannot be used without the
sanction r Congress; il for diplomacy or cor
ruptioo, rhcy should notbo granted on any
terms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
IOUSE.-Prayer by the Rev. p. Def

llOUSE.-Prayer by the Rev. p Dcior-
est.
A number Of bills were reported from stan
ding committees
The bill authorizing a loan to the James
River and kanawha Company, with the mo
ton pending to reconsider the vote rejecting
the substitute submitted by Mr. Lewis, was
taken up on motion of Mr.. Anderson and made
the order Of the day for Monday next. at o
clock
4 number ofrcsolutions were presented and
adopted.
The following cngrossed bills were read a
third time and passed.
A bill changing the times of holding the
Circuit Courts in the twelfth Judicial Circuit
and
A bill au'eorising an exchange of arms for
the Young Guard
An engrossed bill o authorize The election
ct constable IN the town of Ringv God, in the
county OF Preston, was read third time and
passed. And The title having been amended
on motion OF Mr.. Jackson of Doddridge and
Tyler. was as amended agreed to as follows.
Anact 10 authorize the election ola constable
IN the town of Ringwood, in the county Of
Doddnee; PrunytoWn, in the county of Tav
Tor; and Clarksburg. in the county of Harrison
number OF bills were ordered to be laid
on the able.
On motion of Mr.. Echo's the House adjourn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
Sale ofNcgros thigh Prices

Mae negro men, sold by Mosby x Gar.
land, Saturday. belonging 10 The late firm Of
Geo. II. Williams & Co, Tohacconists, went
off at the following prices: The first at 81 100;
second $1,000; third $l,l0o; fourth SLIGO;
fifth $500; fiXlh $1,000; seventh so25; eighth
s ,000 and the ninth 5000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

CAREFULLY conRrTrD TWICE 4 WEEK.
II l. Nj 4 Il X s.

RICHMOND Dec. so. 1852.
TOBACCO.-Nothin doing in the article since the
commencement of tie Christmas holidays. We contin-
rquotaiions for Tugs 80 to s. 80; cafG
to g. good to 50; no fine Offering
FLOuR.-Sales of Richmond superfne lave been
within the past day at s. 50 rer Dbl. Market
duh, owing inelemen weather and the unsettled COLI
,liion Of business in consequence Of the holidays.
GRAIN.-We have change to note in the prices Of
either wheat corn.
PRoVlSIoNS.-The supply of new bacon is small,
and prices shade lower Lurd is Unfair supply and
duh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
VIRGINIA LEGssLATURE.
! thursday, Dee
~ aHR.age.

THURSDAY, Dee. 20.
Senate.
SENATE.--A number Of bills was read a
first and second time, aud referred to the com.
mirtcc on Roads, &c.
The House bill aqrhorising the Exchange
Bank Of Virginia To establish an office in the
lowo ofDaHsiIIr, was passed with its title.
The Senate bill m,horising VIM. J. Huhard
Of the city Of Richmond to take casts of Iou-
dons satua of Washington was laid on the ia
Die.
Several other bills were laid on The table
Ga motion Of Mr.. Baldwin, it was,
Resolved, that leave be given to bring in a
oil seeming liens to persons who build or re
pair houses in the City of Richmond
On motion Of Mr. Isbell, the Senate adjourn.
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
A Afrniige story.

The following singular statements pnsiish.
ed in the Belfast (Ireland) Chfomele.--a
journal which is said 10 be one ut the most
trustworthy aud reliable in the United king
dom. If true. il discloses The character Of The
Emperor Of tie French, as the New ork
Express remarks, in new light. and summar.
" dissipales whatever suspicious may have
been innocently entertained that "the Empire
Is" really to be Peace" If fllsc--why il is
bulanother OF the many newspaper romanccs sol
which the Nephew of his Uncle has b. en-
theIHoro, since his accession topower. Thee
bns been SO much of the wonderful already
in the extraordinary career Of this mar, Thar
perhaps we should cease 10 marvel at What
We are told are yerilable facts. aud yet we
presume 1t vii BIO difficult matter to per
suade one reader in ten that the revelation, IN
the Belfast paper are not of the Slis rrgantn ~
texture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

Appropriations will be made it is said for
the outfits foraIl the Corps Diplomatic abroad,
50 as to invite their recall, but no vacancy will
be allowed previous to the Ath Of March. Such
was not the policy adopted under Democratic
rnlo. President Van Buren, on the Sd Of
March, sent in The nomination ge Daniel
as Associate Judge of the L. S. Supreme
Cont; aud President Polk, on the 4th of March
that of Mr.. Hanncgan, Minister to Prussia,
and Mr.. Cass as Charge d'Afaires to Rome;
and rhey acted upon the principle that the
functions OF Government never cease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
Congress IOsaai.

NAsHGfoN Dec. 20. 1852
SENATE.- The President laid before the
House several papers from the Secretary ofrhe
Interior, in reference to the boundary commits.
slon' which were appropriately referred to the
committee on printing.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Com
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
A IL PAEAECEANS Af.ns.E rb.. .L...

n ana frequent doses OF nauseous tnlcnholic COM
2o"'s taken INTO the stomach from time to time must
nave tendency To destroy the healthu tone of that vi
la "'2an ct The human system, aud iii we'll known To
oi medical profession, thu the active principle of
sH"3 "i I'qeid medicine can he placed in teaspoon;
My tnen TIE use OF giving large and draupht,
lhe erroneous idea that the more nauscous the ncdi
enc the more potent its effects is now discarded by
all candid r'asonora. and is ndispuabIv proved be-
yoh1 d"o5t that BRAANS PULMONIC WAFERS. n
TIE most 'Hreaal remedy or Coughs Cods, and ,hpir
s,@'p>raIg9res They Invariably give relief in TEN
WI vi rs and are 50 peasant the taste that any
i'rre p cents per box. For sale by
jar 3.2w II u ty,,,,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

Apology.

In consequence Of the sickness OF several Of
our compostors, we have beeo compelled 10
lay over portion Of the editorial aud oihe'
matter prepared for this number 10 ask
the indulgence OF our readers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

EVR RENT.--1he factory house IN Spring Ware
House lot, the house is suitable for putting UP
rps IN Prlsing tobacco. &c. Possession be Aa'
dec 30-dts ~ a IIGGAT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
e Observation-Disclosures. =.
\ EGgs0Es WAN,rED

w EE II. The suhscrLo.
IN mafSet Tor NEGROES, Of both sexes
t'e as'S al 10 aEd 80 years, including Mccln
~ such as Blarksnirhs Carpenters and win
nShe't ma ket prices in cash. His Office i ,I'
erected bre- building lst or Lynch stroot
,e' IN rear "t tn" Farmers Bank where he !. "ro
Pafe" having erected bindings with tssi ,,NT pre-
negroes, sen = -gasa5lrg for sale ,r ,ber " ,'o'r"
mo I-'te 9r:a and keep ,h"in secare as ,c ' as
ioc+2 n - "a 80 3q-o .r4t:or Nr''
-'.-dtez" SETH WOODROor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
: -. CONCEIRN.-. The .uh.cLil.l. haye lhi

NV C0NGEHN.- The subscribers have this
y daHnssocated themselves together for the purpose
Of condoctugn De eraI Groc4g Commissirn ami For.
1eardng Business. ueder the firm aud stve of HIrR-
RELL " TRAYTON, and have taken tie house for
merly occupied by Alessrs Echos & Pryor. next door
10 McDanI x IIlu, Main ST., LyncIburg Va.
We will Keep constantly hand large and we'll So
Ioced stock of Groceries. Liquors Tanners Oil Do.
nestle Dry Goods &c, &c. in fact, every article US
ualy kept in grocery establishment.
All Of which viii sell ON ns good terms ~ any
house in the place. THOS MuRRELL,
IAN 3.dNcts WM II STRATTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

"The Seer" Mormon Journal, Is the tile
Of new monthly pubcationjust commenced
IN Washington, protesting to befor the eucda-
ton Of the doctrines Of the Latter Day STUNTS
or Mormons. as they are more generally
caod.--Thc editor IS Mr. Orson Pratt, a
name pretty vel kuownin Connection with
Tho sect The doctrine of polygamy is avow.
ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
OFFICE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.


" Holders Of the itiz SpviagS Bank will be held
at l'er o.dce on Thursday evening the 9Th INST at
ociock, =. NJ
pn0cluaI auendauCe i Ieoairrd
ian 3-ltif JAS 4 WILLIAMS G.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

Colonel Benton has written 10 the National
Iniclgcnecr, defending himself from a charge
Of having attacked The dying Calhoun" His
note IS accompanied by u letter from Mr. Yena-
bic, stating dat when Mr. Calhoun appeared
IN Tie Senate the asllime. Mr. Benton was il
eensed thu. any one should either provoke Of
join IN a discussion with him, on account o.
his enfecblcd state Mr.. Benton, after stating
that he had intend Il 10 have joined issue with
him, remarked: "But ,chen God loyv lis haad
rpm man, lutte mine o9."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

IN tie extraordinary career ~ ms man, iIat
perhaps we should cease 10 marvel ut y bal
We are told are vertablc facts. aud yet we
presume II VII BIO a difficult matter to per
suade one reader in ten that the revelations in
the Belfast paper are not Of the Sissrganm,n
texture.
There lives in Pans gentleman who, IN
December, 1917, wrote--''l can say With per
feet learness that Louis Philippe will not BE-
three monihs on The throne of France" Lou
is Philippe was cxiled 10 February, 1915
That gentle,n wrote shortly after the Pros
idontal elect 'n-"This Bonaparto scion il u
traitor. MOI man looks at Inn but feels the
instinct ofavodng him rs treashrrous man.
lie will strike for the Cnnsolate-lpr he
Dictatorship; and God knows what vii fol
low" He stru k The comp d'eiai OF De,cm
Der ls5l tells in history how he struck Ire
same gentleman wrote IN March ol de
present year-"The tyrunt aims at the empire
His gaze is Fl ed upon the crown + lorca ycol
there will be revival Of the Bonspolie on
dynasty and the Freoch vii onrcl b lore Va
poleon the Third" The empire ha- ,oar.
The man who predicted u,cse cyelts Is 10
common man. He thials nnd uok5 aro,.nl
him. He participates in many movements qui.
'ty'and gathers knowledge which our AeF
no other man at Tins m"ipeit II onront oi II.
us could INA means /" acquire. liz pre'1"ls
productions give us eonuden' IN" hal he States
In that we Know hlm, aud kna" Il athe would
not detall as truth what he did not know 10 be
true Tor he's generally one a! The Lost .Pocu'a-
i've individuals we have ever met
We'll the gentleman Ne would give ds
name II We Were p''ual'd-"'itrs tbe sub.
lo'nea On horsaay last nhd a before whom
IL com can measure MS worth aud The ain"uai
OF er'aenc TO be attached 10 II rom whit They
have already learned. Tie rcVcla'ol wi
seem curious To many; 10 as itI- by no means
So us we are aware oi The sources ifor which
much Of his information Is dcfiA cd, and how h.
derives It. That IL Is true We &c convinced
and hat the British goyernmcui are up 10 The
machinations fine l'rcnch Emperor Is esjdert
from tie revived state ol our Il, lruces. han tn
embodiment Of our militia, f ON The addition T.
our maritime hand and nom tie csiahliz hmeni
of n Channel Fleet
The fl,oNing i, he communication II,
fered to-
I'm a secluded part Of tie wood &C Bo'ouqnc
at place called Madra, wh.omc tue lc.i
dcnce of Lamartine, is a house suffouua,d l.,
trees, and the windows Of Which are p,,ri
opened, except sometimes at dawn as Ito L,
in fresh air This house, all day. and in ma,
nights, has the air ofbcing unnhnldted; Iutoltel
times at night there come about suspicion
looking characters, who take M their post. i
the thickets, and then about Twelve or a., ~
co,,o so,,erol ,.rr;a,,,, al, 49,, ~; I. - =
-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
ARrIu LES

IlynCnD
..,,,verrp EVERY WEDNESDAY, ASD SATURDAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

I.gnei,burg Tobacco and Wheat Market.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
COTTAGE GIRL.

A BUSINESS GIRL.-We are we'll &C.
quainted with young and very handsome
girl, says the accomplished editor Of The
Merchants Ledger, who has The principal
management Of large mercantile oslsb.
lishmenl in flourishing country town, Who
visits different cities alone, stops at hotels,
purchases supplies Of dry goods, hardware
china, groceries, shoes, nicknacks, and oil
mu',ilariouS saleablcs which make up "a
stock" in q miscellaneous store. She gives
noles, makes contracts, on all such business
as belongs 10 her, and we have never ye,
learned that she has sacrificed one iu,a Of
the dignity, admiration dAd respec. which
are her just due as young, amiable and
very pretty woman.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
(1uardian,s sale.

nN he twenty fifth day ofJune, next, between
the hours Of two O'Clock, 4. NJ. and tour
O'Clock p, NJ. Of said day--on tbs premises will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, to witt The undivided fourth part of the
following real estate to witi The north east part
ofthe south wes' quarter, and the south ives!
part of the south east quarter Of section two
iownship twenty, and range sixteen containing
one hundred acres, situate in Ashland county
0hioj beng tho interest If James McClelland,
minor heir, and child of Alexander McClelland.
Subject to the widows right ofdower in sud prem.
ises. Terms Of sale, cash in hNgd.
LYDIA McCLELLAND,
Guardian OfJumcs McClolland,
ny KELLOGG & ALLISON, her Attorneys.
May 80, lS53.-4w2 "