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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Lrcsy !--Orc of the editors Of The
For! Smith (Aik) Heraid was lately
shot in an atiray, and lis lie preserved
by the pistol ball sriaing bundle oiac
counts in his pocket. The Fort Smi,h
man is about the first individual oi the
editorial l'anterniiy. We snspcci, that
ever reccIv real benefit by deIin-
quency Of his PATRONS. Had they al paid
up. doubtless his pockets would have
been empty, as editors are generally TOO
much in debi 10 keep money In their
pockets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Adviccs from tie city Of Mexico to
the l9;h u!,imo mention that Gen.
Ursga has written TO Ex. President
Santa Anna, asked Lin 10 return 10
Mexico, and assuring him that he will
be cons,ltu'ionaly elected 10 the Presl-
dency Of that Republic. Events in
Mexico have for some line past pointed
% the return and restoration to power
Of THE distinguished Tersonege.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

For some days past the ordinarily
quiet town of Thompson, Ct, has been
in ii perfect # rment, in consequence Of
CERTAIN mysterious revelations touching
IL supposed murder. The circumstances
are briefly these Some Two years
ago, Mr.. Isaac Ellis, a chi dless
widower, from forty to fifty years Of
age, came in poss esson OF legacy Of
seven hundred dollars, by the death Of
his mother. He received the money,
and went with il to his boarding-house,
but from that nigh, forth he has never
been seen in Thompson, nor is Unknown
what became Of him. He vas some
what known for his eccen,ricilies, which
probably accounts for the tact that his
disappearance excited no particular
rem ark at that time. The family with
whom he boarded moved away soon
afterwards, and. m the course Of tine,
inquiries began to be made for the
inisslng man, ANA certain vague Wills
perines OF foul play were heard.
Madame Rumor became busy, susplc-
ions were aroused. The spirits ere con-
sulted AID mirabiie diciu these were
corrobora,cd by the clalrvoyanls Thus
it came 10 be believed that the mi. sing
man was cruelty robbed and murdered,
and hs body buried in the cellar of his
boardjng house, from whence it was
subsequently moved to ncighboring
swamp. as II more safe place OF inter
Rcnt. AZ the result al. this strange
affair, we now find some three hundred
men engaged with picks and shovels in
turning The said swamp bottom up,raIds,
hut with what success we have not yet
lcarned.-N. y. Corr. g. Eng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

WILL OF NAPoLEos.-Thc English
Government, 4, the urgent solicitation
OF the Emperor Of France, have jpst
delivered up tie original VIII ard
CodiclIs oi The NaPoIcon who, as is well
known, died a, Saint Helena, Oh he 9th
ol May, 1921. The v i'll had seven
CoJicils annexed.-Tke amount OF pro-
perty lrh with II within the ju .sdlctlon
OF the British Courts. was only $500
Lord John Russell made affidavit that
the rcqucs, was complied with K" on
grounds OF public policy"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

THr .Nsw TgRRlrosr.-The new
Territory Of Washington, recently
created by Congress. comprises part Of
Oregon which lies north Of the middle
channel OF the Coiuribia river TO where
il crosses the 46lh degree OF latitude,
and thence along said degree olla,i,udr,
to the top o! the Hochy Mountains. lis
SOL is rich beyond even the prolific val.
ley oI the Mississippi and when il shall
become populated ana cultivated, it will
no dontt be The gar"en Of America.
Thus do forests, like magic, spring into
cilies, towns and LaIn!ets, in this lusty
young America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Raped out Of Thirteen Thousand
Doliars.-A respectable Long Leland
farmer, having become interested in
the spiritual delusion, got entrappcd by
medium,'-a Mrs. French oi Pitts
burg, who obtained so much influence
over hm.: that he was induced to turn
all his property into cash and even
force his wife to give up her interest,
and having obtained about $4,000,
paid il over to the witch, who immsdi-
a,ely took Freuch leave, and he has
attempted to kin himself, and 10 now in
the New York Luna,ic Asylum. He
has Il vile and two interesting daugh-
ters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Since the magnificent bridal cham
bers Of our new hotels have proved TO
be such attractions. we wonder, says
the Illustrated N.lrs, that some enter.
prsing proprietor does not furnish up u
dying chamber, with The most splendid
black velvet and ebony upholstery, that
wealthy travellers may have an opportu-
nl,y Of expiring in style.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Tur PRicr or pLEA,uREs. - Some
pleasures have to be paid tot in money,
some IN iine. some IN reputation. and
some iu health The Two latter classcs
of pleasures We hold to be exceedingly
costly. This morning, as Ne rode down
town W. saw u gnudiy number OF young
people. and moi Il ie" niidle agcd, who
are Likely TO have 10 pay pretty
rorndly IN health for pleasures enjoyed
ia Tie hall room. Girls aud women. in
thin dresser nnd wiki sh0ca, The y le of
which we're scarcely thicker than the
materials oi their dancing attire. were
stand M ut tie corners Of streets. or
plashing weariiy a.oag The drerrh. d
sidewalks. who probably by this time
n morrow will be flushed wlih burnlnr
f.ver, or six months hence viii be wasted
BY phtuisisand ready lor the grave. We
cpuid have smiled AT the righteousness
of their discomfort. had not this sad
thought controlled u-.-N y. CoD,mey-
ciai.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

The ALnERMEH ~ CouRr. la the
Superior Court lliJ morning, before
Judges Duer, Ennct, and BoswGrlh,
the case of Aidrrmanic tempt was
decided. Stureyanl' was fined $3.50,
and 10 be committed to the CITY Prison
tor il!ecn days !-and also 10 pay SlU2
10 the REALTORS. a the others, except
Smith, were fined $3.50, and SOL 81
t. reiatOfs.
Doughcrty WAS also fnsd 500, ant
ordered to pay SOL 90. The Judges
were very decided in Their sentence OF
Alderman Sturtcvaut. Judge Emmet
thought fifteen days was not long
enough. They have all taken an er-
peaI.-N L. ihryor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

GCr The contributions to the WASH
ington National Monument during the
month Of February, amounted 10 one
thousand SIX hundred and four dollars
and twenty-five cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

The Supreme Court OF Ohio has de-
ci ed thut Charters 10 Banks and Of
course 20 all Other priva;e comranIes,)
are nat contracts, and may be repealed
like any other law. al the plea sure oi The
Legislature. Chief Justice Barley
aas reviewed the decision Of lie Su.
prenie Court OF iho United Sta'es OF the
subject OF Charters, and declares them,
and ali similar business in the highest
Courts of tho other States. 10 he found
eI Oil WisiaItu notions ofhe t0w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Nrw MoTive Powrr.-Anolhcr new
motive power has been discovered. IL
is said tia, an ingenious Yankee has
new saw mill. in operation which is
driven by the force Of circumstance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

kdrge Fortune 10 a CoHrenL-A man
named Robrrl sutton, confined IN the
Auburn State Prisp New Yoik, for
robbinv Jldge Harms. Of Albany, has
lust recley d intelligence that he is the
heir to ninety thousand dollars, by the
death ri relative ~ England. lie has
vet some FIVE years 10 remain in PRISON.
Th,rth = mfiiionai,e, he hs- reiIher
l.ovfty, fIe linen, or sim 'uvss fare.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

In work by the late Waiter Cotton,
who was a chaplain in the navy. he
mentions seeing girl OF thirteen
years, who was the mother oi two child.
rem. She had been married at The age
ol ten to man OF slxty.fvc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
NAvAL.-The New York Journal o

Commerce oil Saturday says:
The lrigate Macedonian, Capt Alb
boz, is to Join the Japan Squadron under
Commodore Perry, instead oil the Pacific
Squadron. This irigateimounis n pow
eriul battery, OF the new construction OF
shell guns which renders her superior.
IN the estimation OF good Judges. 10 any
irgaic IN the Navy. The squadron.
when together, will comprise about a
dozen ships, heavily armed, and capa.
bic OF doing rough service if necessary.
A bout hall Of them are steamers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

M +. Fillmore, son Of the eX-Prcsi-
dent, will form law partnership in the
ci'y OF New York, with son Of Mr.
Corwin, and this same son Of Mr.. Cor
win is stcohgIy suspected OF an in,enllon
TO marry young FIIlmores sister. The
whole operation is 10 be added TO the
feries Of Compromise measures.
SprinsJieM Rpabi'caR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

THE ST 'MmiT OF FKLIcIrY. Visiting
Washington to witness the inauguration,
in a snow storm, and sleeping on the
steps AT the Capitol q, night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

II is stated that trained dogs are about
to be Introduced inio New York, to hold
up ladies' long d'esses on wet day, No
other rnrpies viii hc allowed OH the
track.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
WESTERN DISTRICT

The delegation elected 10 tie West
ern Congress onal Convention assem-
hIed at the State House last evening.
Simon Henry Greene. Esq, was elect
ed President. and Randall Holden,
ESQ, Secretary.
Cyrus Harris Esq. Of Warwick. WAS
unanimously nominated as n candidate
TO represent the Westerl District in the
next Congress Of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Mes,rs. J. Prescott Hall ana W. v.
Brady. the Di.tric, Attorney and POST
master AT New York under the late ud.
ministration, have resigned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Tic Providence Mirror states t',at
persons in that city whose liquors were
seized last summer, have commenced
actions for damages against the officers
who made the seizures.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Mrs. Ty'er's Letter in Engiand.-
The letter OF Mrs. John Tyler in reply
to the lady phIlanlhropists OF Stafford
House has reached England, and
elected some comments. The European
Times makes curious ,Llunder in
identifying the writer. 1t speaks Of her
as Mrs. Tyler, the widow Of the late
American President Of tha, name,' and
as "A young and lovely creature, and
before her emigration 10 the South with
her late husband was ihe belle oil New
York" The same paper thinks there
is more truth than poetry in Mrs.
TyIer's exposures Of the wrongs and
suferings OF the poorer classes Of Eng
land, and that the ladies Of Stafford
House have not needed the advice to
those who live in glass houses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

A NEW PEAcEMAKca.-W Whle Mf.
Cobden is piping his peace pastoral, IN
London, and betting that the French
will never attempt TO invade Engiahn'
Mr.. Nasmyth, Of the grea'i:o factory
, at Palricroil, announces, IN lndicrous
contrast, Il wonderful discovery. lie
has invel led mortar against which
no vessel can stand Tor an instant fon
have only. he asserts, TO plaza, couple
Of these mortars in each port and hnrhor
on the coast, aud you may then drpense
with all other means and appiI"nres oi
war. Let IN enemy's fleet ari roach
,he harbor so projected, with II siAgle
match the train is fired, the shell rises in
the air, and, falling on the doomed vessel,
shivcrs il into n thousand splniers, and
sends it TO the bottom. Never was IN.
vention more complete - at least OF
paper. II is really touch and 20.
A correspondent Of the National
lntelli. encer, commenting upon the
probable influence this engine Of des-
uuction is destined 20 exercise upon
general diplomacy, apply rcmarks:-
1--WE ate not sanguIne, hot we really
hope Nasmyth's mortar may be sue
cessiul II It were possible to sink
ship 70 destroy a regiment at single
blow--to do this easily, chcaply, rapid
ly, ut all times and in alplaccs-thcre
would be no more wars. Men would not
dare to make war. No victory would
be worth the blood It would cost. 1t
certainly is not SO at this lime but
with these wholesale destroyers the
price paid for victory would be isca-
cuiable."
Right. And we fervenily hope, there
lore, that Mr.. Nasmyth w,ll 90 ahead
with his Internal machine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22

Dn. Al VANDERsLlCE.

LOUISVILLE, KY,
ate professor Of the Eeoe Clnone Medicine Of Phar
macixle Paris, having been practicng Medicine -
T1EGs TO announce TO his friends public
ID generally that he still continues 70 devote his tins
curing the following diseases: Coughs Colds Anmas
Fits, Dropsy Dyspepsia, Liver complaints Bhes Fisu-
las Govt Rheumatism, Scrofula White SweI g. Dig
Bilious complaints &C., DC.
The success which v. has met with BY his pecu
%s he most amer rspsassd
failures Of eminent practitioners In the country
As pro Of the Doctors merits; untred ne viii unoer-
take the Of all patients without charge excepting
the cost of the medicine. requirn Zee until after the
restoration their health and the full satsfaeton OF
the patents mind Of the benefit conferred This 10 the
principle upon which Dr. Sandershee governed IN Al
cases with his practice
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C.. &c. can have them
enrIy removed and permanently cared By DR.. v. and
Families suffering with irregularities nervousness, de-
by &c. can b. permanently cured by the treatment Of
Dr. VaDderslice Lsies let no scrupes nor false dell.
cacy hinder you from applying In proper pefson when
Won can be 80 readily restored to hcalIf.
Diseases OF peculiar character guaranteed 70 b
ieIe:erous medicines. Dr.v. being emnenty success
full In this branch OF racce Patients would save much
time and money, nothing Of anxiety OF mind oy
severe and long Standing IL may have been asho oueh
cure or pay nvilids true interest - apply
Dr.. v. at who has the proper medicines 70 meet
all cases.
Dr. vandersce bees leave to gay further that he ha:
with him RENE dies prepared in scientific and sklui
manner under his eye 10 Gu each xna All alsesses
how 70 use them therefore nvads from any sesnoa OF
the country by addressin letter. post PAID 70 ne
Tor. stating symptoms &c. and enclosing 'ee' %" e
3 70 sP.M Pm ~ p..,,,o, Ho,s, =,
Front street on and after this date. He WIZ remain
anna eight days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

fTNHE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator OF Isaac F.
Craft, deceased. by order Of the Probate Court of
Dearborn county, lhdana will sell ut private sale
afps the eighth day or March, 1852 the following Re Al
Estate OF said deceieht, 10 wit:
West Of S.w. q. sec 90 SIR. II West. Val. $3.50
East of Z. qr. 90 T. =. X. II Wet. Value go
Northwest Or sec. II I. S. X. IL West. Value 6OO
Ian Marlborough county, Indiana.
AIS
Sosth-west or. sec. 30 T. s. r. West. Value $3.50
Northeast or. w. or. Sec 20 T. s. West. VAL 60
North or 81 or. 20 4. SIR. West Val. 81
Eastt 3. 4. or. Sc. 20 T. =. X. West. Value 100
Sonth sec. 81 r.. 3. X. Weet. Value 30
In warrick county. Indiana
said Real Estate will be sold for cash In hand for the
highest price offered In separate tracts The will
be sold before said eighth dav of March, 1853 but
application may be made any time to said administra-
tor at LawrenceDurgi, Indiana, TnoMAs T. GARyrS
Evansville, Indiana. ISAAC s. CRAFT
jan22Itd6tw Administrator.
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BISCH q HElNECKEN.
Wholesale DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TJOIIORS

WINES, CORDIALS. SYRUPs HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-sKINS, DC.
Wmsxrrs-Old Monongahela, Old Rye. Old bourbon.
Irish Scotch, keetdcd and Raw
NHEssRS. BISCH Il HElNECKEN purchased the ex.
l ,ensve stock Of Liquors and Wines. Cigars, ETC.
y.mI,er last and having made large additions thereto
will carry on the business the old stand Sycamo re
street near Water Messrs h. q h. will attend strictly
10 the;r I'm in person. no else having auth
10 do business for connection with their house,
ianQ-
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~.
SESATE--Message relative to Nicaragua
affairs referred with amendments. Bill granting
pensions to Betsey Norton lwidow, aged ninc-
ty years passed. Bell granting right of way
to Georgetown R. r. District Columbia pas
eei.i
Pacific r. r. Bill taken up.
Toucy objected to portions of the Bill cre-
sting corporation, and providing for construc-
ton within State.
HousE.-The civil and diplomatic appro-
priations considered in committee Of whole.
Provisions inserted for outfit for Foreign Min
listers to enable the new Administration to
change Ministers abroad should it see pro-
per---A mcndments inserted providing for full
mission to Peru and another for Minister to
Central america, adopted. Amendment
createing charge ship to Switzerland adopted.
New York, Feb. 19.
Cotton market dull, declining tendency
prices shade lower. Sales $50 bbls sugar,
muscovado, SC 54c-active; 800 bbls coffee,
Java, IIac@1lIc-dull. Molasses dull, $50
hhds KY, Tobacco 5c@71c; 100 bbls
Flour, unchanged. Ohio IS 3i@5 43-f.m-
er. $4,000 bushels wheat, Western, 81 IL
firm, $500 do corn, mxed-good demand.
500 bbls Prison, Whisky, 2ic@24ac. 800
bbls Mess Pork SIT ~. Beef unchanged
firm. Hogs sc@s3c $50 hams ioc@ lo4c.-
Should. rs 7c@74-steady. Lard lo4@ loac
steady.
New YORK, Feb. %.
The Pacific sailed from Liverpool on the
9th, and arrived at hal:-past o'clock this
morning, bringing 80 passengers. The
Arabia went out at a half-past 8.
Grain has recovered from last weeks de-
preston to the extent of penny--adyanced.
Wheat Cd; Flour sells freely. Pork in good
demand. Bacon and Cheese enquired for
Lard dull.
Money market unchapged-t freely offer
ed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
sURYEYO 81 NOTICE

Ii persons owning property adjoining the following
IA described TRAIT of land will take notice that on
FRIDAY the 25th day Of February ID. 1853 the Cosn
sy Surveyor Of Vanderburgh county will proceed 10 IS
and lines the east half Of the sosth
east quarter OF secton No T. in Township No 5, south
OF range No H. west In the district Of lands subject TO
sale ut Vincennes, Ind. lfeb33wsl JOHN HAAG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
lard OIL A. sTERINE CANDLES.

rJ,HE dersigned is engaged in manufacturing Lard
Oil and Steriue Candles in this city. Of the best
quality which be obtained ut the store OF Messrs
DECKER & KRAMER, Main street, Evansville at Clncin'
natl prices They are the only Agents In this city for
selling articles OF my manufacture. The wholesale
price will always be the The Cincini al quota
ions and will be retaiied at the usual market rates
jan3l-u GEO. KLEIN
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ADMINI ,rRAroR,s BALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that I will sell public
In auction on SATURDAY, the 10Th or February,
rls residence IT Benjamin Freebcrn. late Of Union
Township Marlborough co unity, dec ascd, all his per-
sonal property consisting Of horses hogs, house
hold and kitchen FURNITURE and farming utensils.
A credit OF six months will be given all over
$500. the purchaser giving his note with approved
curity. wariDg valuation and appraisment laws.
fet33tw TH0S. HAWKINS, Administrator.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
vandcrburgh C~unty,i

STATE OF INDIANA, So
vandcFbuPgh C~unty.}
VAxpERBURGH CIRCUIT Court, VACATION.
John Ingle, Admir- of the estatel
OF David Negiey deceased,
Hugh Swivel Sarah C. Lockhar,
James Lockhart,
Lucy Jane Rudd,
Christopher x. Rudd, In Chancery,
Mary f. Bell,
Crawford Bell,
William Negiey,
John ID. Stockwel,
David Mel.
Nowcomes the complainant by Ineie Wheeler and
Ixlehat his solicitors and files his herein APP
pearng BY the AFFIDAVIT CT disinte person this
day filed in my Office that John David Stockwe is not
'at this time n resident OF the State of Indiana.
The said Steckwell Is hereby notified of the pep-
dancy this b and unless he be appear before the
Judge of the vanderburgh Circuit Court the first
day term thereof to be held nj the Court
House in the city Of Evansville the third Monday
in April Ie53 plead TO, answer or demur to said bill
the same will be heard and determined in his absence
Witness JACOB LUNKENHEIMER
Clerk of said Court ut Evansville. JAM 3ist 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
OFF FOR OREGON.

TOTICE.-A fine Farm for sale containing I6O
IN with 7J or 81 acres urJer good improve
ments with fine Orchards Of Peach and Apple; a new
Frame Dwelling AID Barns. IL is situated in Knight
Township. M les from Evansville. the Boonviile
Road convenient to Schools and Churches, and
Is In desirable neighborhood. For further particulars
enquire OF II. J. HART, at the sigL OF the mammoth
boot First street, of JOHN FiCkAS the place.
fcb3-Im JOHN FiCKAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
SELLING OUT TO CLOSE TIP.

SELLING OUT TO CLOSE UP.
INTENDING TO CHANGE OUR BUSHES, -
VIII sell large and extensive stock of Stoves, As.s
q prime cost. Wright & Brdgfords Cooking rangsss
nuckeye State, Hooser State, and Star Premium Cook
sSss Got,sse franklin, for coal wood; Airghe
eios fsror Stoves; Oriental, Monkey. Six plate and
Goal Canon, Of oil sizes. Also, handsome variety a.
Ssn,ei ana Common Crates, Tn-ware, Japan DWARF
S Teaket1les, Coal buckets, Iron Spoons, La
W, STOCK 70 all new, and of the best quality. and wi
c. soao y coss 70 close up. Steve dealers boy
freight. 50 1''s'
~, 5.cTo any one wishing To engage IN NE Stove
e In oo1ness, We VIII sell Tools, Fixturss &C., 49,
'ow. Inc location 10 the best in the city.
Jsnis-u Up scHwINo q CO.
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oRaAT RARoAIMa.

0RHAT BARGAINS.
WILL SELL ESQ acres Of the best Land in the county,
lying on the Canal two and half three miles from
The city. Also, 81 Lots i'm the Myth eastern cpsrre.
ment Of the city Of Evansville Eve the corner OF
Vine and Third street In the city, fronting p feet on
Vine street and extending back parallel with Third ST.
W feet t. alley, and q lots in Lmascc city, 10 Of
fronting Fulton avenue Those 81 lots In the North.
eastern enlargement and the lots Lamasco IL NOT
sold at private sale before the third Monday April will
on that day be sold at public auctan at the Court house
In the city, For particulars enquire OF the subscriber
his Office on Fourth street, Lamasc0, few doors
the Market-Sign Of Notary Public and Real Estate
Agency. ldec27- 4mdwl NATHAN ROwLEY.