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Accrce for nm account.
CoMNIssIuNER's OsIIcE, August ], 1903.
john J Jacobs ENeeu;Srs
William Hopkins, Heirs and others. In Chuneery
and
M'Claen, knox g. Co, In tho Circuit court
OF Ohio County.
Samr.
BY Joint decree in these two made on The Both
day May, 1853 made my dny oil the Masters
said court ascertain and report, first account Of
the administrator said William Hopkins, decd and
second ascertain what dcbtsaIe due r. tho estate
said Hopkins to said Clalen, Knox g. Co., ID TO any
other Persons and how far and in what tho may
Stitute en- uyOIithc estate OF said Hopkins.
The parties Interested sreby not fled that Shall
proceed take tile deTed by the abO de
at the Office OF Russell Ftzhugh in The cts OF Wheeling
Thu slay, the 18th day OF September. 1853
c. IL p au-5. EDwAR. Fl. FITZHUGH, Comr.
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CURE OF ooUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure orthc venerable DR. Dunau's son. OF the city or
Baltimore well known, and whose testimony adds
tile triumph or 'HRmptOns Vegetable Tfncture." ,
BALTIHoRE, Feb. o 1859.
Mcssrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 1t is with
real pleasure that able to attest TO the healing
aud cut alive powers OF Dr. .Hampon's Vegetable Tine
Sonnet, duing last November Wa taken with
very had and serious cough advised take Cod
Liver Oil, and did so but getting better induced
try your Tnctue. got bottle, and before iiad
used it all y cOughlef Permit thai,
the fl years, have suffered very much ON
Acute rheumatism and Veriigoi eoninng at times, to
my bed. | Gy convinced that owe my pr escnt
good health 10 the use Of the TnctGre, kind Prov
dcnce.
You are my friends. liberty use this as you may
think Properi and believe mo- yours, very respectfully,
Il. DUNAN.
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~. G. Harshan, alias Gillespie, was arrested
at St Louis last week, on a charge of vagrancy.
The Intelligencer of that city says he acknowledge
ed that he had followed thieving for forty years,
that he had been in nearly every peuitentiary in
the United States, and that he had spent over tir-
ty years of his life in prison.
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BANGING GLASS.

DANCING CLASS.
MIR. HOFFMAN respectfully announces 10 the citizens
WI Wheeling. that he will vG Instructions IN dancing
aud Waiting, Meodeon Hall, soon sNiiclent
number Of pupils can be obtained TO form Gas Tic
course OF instruction will comprise sysicm Calisthe
MICS All tho late and fashionable daEcrs will be taught
GaliOpadci Polka MlZurkd, aud POientyc Quldrilles-
Also tie inlr wing new wtnztes, Cling temps, DeuX
Temps. Puentycs, Collisions, Floral Schotsh and OTHER
wal;Les.
poincut a. carriage child intrstcd TO his
og-R esidet cc-Sprigg House, Wheeling. aus6.
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BEWARE Of VnLArx!-The Hancock Courier
warns the public of one Samuel ]. Rodgers, who
came to inlay few months since, soon after mar
RED an accomplished lady IN Bucyrus, and after
dividing his attentions between his wife and GER
tain iades of uncertain character for short time,
decamped with young woman of Wyandot coun
ty, leaving his employer and others minus various
sums of borrowed money, &c. The cOuri.r says
lie worked for timer, while in Finlay, from
which we suppose he follows that business.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM oSE OF THE OLDEST MAG
lsTRATKs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIAoRE, Sep. II, 1851.
known the benefits have derived rom pr liampton's
Tnc;ure For length oftirle subject 10 great
posraton OF muscular power and great de6iity or the
nervous system, accompanied with palptaton and fu
terng OF The heart had such sudden attacks on one
casion could scarcely get home IL making mention OF
my to friend, he referred Joseph K Staple
ton, Esq, old and highly respectable citizen OF Bau-
more who had used the Tlncture under similar crcunl
stances called Mr. Stapeton, and, afle an inter.
view OF some minutes, Twas fully satisfied the medical
ylrtes Of The Tfcure, from the evidence bco me-
his own person, whO for time previous,
failing state OF health put hearty, appea: ance
with the activity OF youth Lnne dately commenced
using the Tnciure and before took contents OF
bUttle, strength enewed, and can brisk
and am active twenty years agu. This Tine.
ture is Inc grand restorative Of the digestive organs
winch when destroyed, the whole systems in state OF
suffering E'7s3's - . = -
assert is in reality what it is represented to be
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor. = :.
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1The cholera, yellow fever and small pox are
making fearful ravages on the estates in the inte-
nor of Cuba. The thousands of recently intro
ducel Africans have brought withthem a terrible
kind of diauhea,, which is carrying off vast num-
bers of victims, and rapidly extending its fnghtf1
progress through the island. In Havana the troops
are said to be dying or like rotten sheep. In
sOme regiments of a thousand men there are
scarcely four hundred available, and allthe hos.
pitfalls are as full as they can hold.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JUST RECEIVED

JIUOI -lEOIILF bIJs
NJ ARK Hurdles!one, by Mrs Noodle, author ofRougl
WI ing IN tic BLsh elc; GnvozEs Lectures ana Li
corrected and auhor:ze BY HIMSELF Jack Cado, or th'
BOnGman's Stru. gle, clC. etc. .,,,>,
LAS. III. MCMECIiEN.
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y Sssogo checked through 10 any of the eastern points
NYuIIaEIAs ;lHRO lsrOIiler,

= GKNERAL GROCETS u,
OMMISS SION ME R c II a N T S
CORNER Gary AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
oGer their SO vices the sale of all kinds OF Pro.
uce Manufactures. Goods for them may be shipped
By the HALT q Ohio Railroad TO Baltimore and consigned
To Jacob brandt, Ir, agent tile POwi,aan Steamboat
Cu or Charles PendeTgas agent OF the BALTIC. and Rich
nOH line OF Packets either of whom will receive and
forward them without charge.
REFERENCES:
Jas K. Baker, Esq.
Aaron Kelly,
s. Brady,
Morgan Nelson, Wheeling.
Dr. N. IL. Houston,
AcsSrs. Sweeney e Son.
MeSsrs. Lewis y Geo. Cassan
J. O. Sclman & Son, Baltimore.
Love, Martin d CO.
Judge JnO. Brockcnbrough, Lexington, Va.
janl2:lmd
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uThere is considerable excitement existing in
Jersey City on account of the eonmittal o Marga-
ret Kennedy to jail on complaint growing out of
tbero5bery of the Mechanics aud Traders Bank
of Jerey City. AcaIl has been published for an
indignation meeting
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Dyspepsia, Rheumntisnl, ScrofuIn. Liver
Complaint, &c- FROM METRoPoLis.-Pass il
around-et the afflicted hear tile glad tidngs, This is
but the sentiment OF thousnnds:
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3IessTs Mortimer & Mowbray: GenticTnei12 wing
been afflicted with Liver Complaint often years sadig
hereby, for the heneft OF the afflicted great pleas
uie in announcing that after usnga bottles of Your
Hampton TtnCtuTe. lfOund IL had pcTect
cure. Ihaye used different medicines to tinle
but have never been able 20 EOo1
ant il is blessing TO stricken humanity that med
cine is found which possesses tao wondTous power opro
longing human life. The many II has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the beIcician results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
- r15res 5-s+fp -. CURTAIN HAY.
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ways Coming New and Jesi an, be n f.
N ing every few days at tie p9Pui2' SSI5TTE Rio
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.rz5 DlARRaEA,

and all other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels are
cured by VEGETABLE TINCTURE-
Asaoure and preventative, It has wonderfully sue
Gessp II will be found ninqiiTy, that those who use
It have an exemption from those diseases so incident TO
the Summer. tlf5af!issf7 { = ,i'
large volume. 1EF'- :
Call and get Pamphlets gratis ard ny cures
u has shown itself most powerfully curative OF Il
NERVOUS DISEASES
IN their various FORMS life vgor, restoring
the and tins inusng hope in piece
OF despondenoy By its mild pleasant, and action
me me somae liver kidneys lungs and the nervous
tenn IT cures D5ePga, LfreT Complaint, DiSeaGsS OF he
Urinary orgaal ceugi9. AsthniG; Br6EeEd 81 Aseetfots
eoasttnpon Serefsta Kfng's Euit JHoInisi RRtfaas
GoKt, SefaEgia, ST pifus' Dance Fs FisflG, Piles.
with Ell .dseas aTi sing from impure blood 81
u For sale BY H. II. OGAN d CO., Wheeling, Gener-
generally.
r5S Sold by MORTIMER; 6 MowBRAY, $40 Balti.
more aTeets Raltimorei and a04 Broadway New York 81
9S Price, 81 persbottle ts2s-d9wty
5 BOXES Cream oAeese Just received sld BY
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GTorders have been given by the Camden and
Amboy railroad company to all the conductors on
their Toad that when trains approach draw bridges
they shall be stopped, and the fireman shall walk
across the bridge in advance of the tain. This is
precaution worthy of universal adoption.
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loo ZONES Just Sie aSi Sf9si by
nugG JOHN X. MORROW.
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60 boxes Cream ohees6 Just received, aud or ssle by
SyO jyfS N. REILLY.
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Thomas ii. Gibson,

Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets Os''''
aIioFders len al the above place will be ''-AA'-
ceived and promptly att ended TO. Iii n,esi VII
E.-Ali orders from the country - sT5-ff--
nTomnt attention --7T-, %
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tax stamped paper using The common paper fof hsii
IT, All pensioners of State civil or military. who not
being IN actual service. may wish 10 reside 10 ihssc is
ores, shall enjoy, addition to the PRIVILEGES granted
by this law, their respective incomes, which VIII DC pAo
them 10 these territories meet which The project OF
La Lberad will remit the necessary funds 10 Inc govern
or-generai al L0reto.
20 The government will afford facilities for the trans
portaton and establishment OF priests, lay broihefs oc
whom The ecclesiastical preae ay desne either Ioi lnS
object OF ropaGaing Christianity, or Tor the fsigious
worship OF the Catholic settlers
81 10 the settlements the people will be permitted
assemble in municipal corporations under the presi
dence OF the governor OF the district Territory In order
regulate heir local affairs but the governors named BY
al liberty except Tar II may be necessary for the
preservation OF public order, and for the maintenance
OF the national authority according TO law The proceed
ings OF these corporations shall be submitted Tor the APP
prevail OF the government.
% This being territory and not having judicial
authorities the settlers will be permitted 10 name their
own Judges choosing them by the form most convenient
until Congress may provide for the proper administration
of the law.
90. Holding the exploration OF the interior waters Of
Peru to be Of the principal objects for establishing
communication with the missions OF PozuZo, the Super
ntendent OF Indian Affairs will observe in bis jurisdc
lion the provisions OF this decree, communicating with
the government directly.
"a The Indian agent will make the distribution OF
territory 10 more regular giving account OF the
adlucatons which he may have made, in order that they
may be confirmed, or changed il not conormable to this
decree.
rs II being directed by the law of the cath of May
1si5. that two roads be opened from Pasco 10 Pozuzo
and from POzuzo 10 Mairo the State will afford the
funds through the ntendente OF Pozuzo that
under this funconary, these works may be completed
quickly as possible.
80 The present local governors OF the upper MISSION
and other territory pertaining 10 the republic on the
northern shore OF the Amazon and MarsnoD, will
tnue exercising the authority which they have under the
prefecture of the Amazon. In the time. whatever
may be considered necessary for the Improvement of that
territory will be determined by rpecial decree.
81 In due this decree will be submitted to Con-
Gress
The Minister Of State is charged with the execution Of
this decree.
Given in the Government House in Lima, April 5tb
1853
JOSE RUJINO ECRENIQUE,
JOSE MANUEL TIRADO.
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PRrrARArIoHs TO Protect THE vrsHshIKs--lhe Hal
flax papers Of May 24th received by the Eufopa, state
that the large naval force concentrated 1t Halifax
10 be used The coming in the protection of the
fisheries from the expressions Of the Americans. The
admiral il to fit out and six snail vessels, and the
governments Of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick will
probably furnish additional vessels The people OF New
foundand have been good deal startled BY rnmor that
Belle Isle In be ceded 10 France and are signing re-
monstrance against the measure
Her Majsstys war-seamer Argus. Commander Purvis,
has arrived al Halifax from Portsmouth. and will sail
without delay 10 the gulf Of s. Lawrsncs for the pur-
pose of protecting the fisheries She u to be followed
by another steamer and several sailing vessels.
[Ecmi~g Psa
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botsnstt to expedition Charles Wright.
Assistant dsauEhtsmsn and clerk. E. X. knon
Assistant naturalist. A. A. H. Ames
Assistant drsashtsmsn. Thos. Borxnd.
BRIG PoRPoIsE.
Lieutenant Commanding. Aloaxo b Davis.
:, Acmng ieu,enants. Francis A. Roc, WIN. Ry, VIM.
Acting master. Il o Carnes
Assistant surgeon. J. II. Stewart.
Assistant draushisnan aud clerk, X. A. Hartman.
SCHOONER yEsIMoRE COOPER.
Acting Lieutenant commanding. H. X Stevens.
Acung lieutenant, Thomas Roney.
AchnK master, l. Livingston Breese.
r. KENNEDY.
Lieutenant commanding, Napoleon Collins.
Acung ist lieutenant, ]. IL Carter.
Acunk ieueaanls, John II. Russell, A. w. Haber-
sham.
Acting master, Beverly kennon.
Purser, George Richie
Assistant surgeon, James Hamilton.
Assistant draughtsman, Samuel Potts.
Inc survey and supply ship John T. Kennedy will
leave New York IN about two weeks, with valuable
Stores 10 Join the expedition at the Cape of Good Hope
Letters sent to the Of Capt Collins. New York navy
yard, will reach any Of the officers Of the expedition
should their friends desire 10 write.
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GENERAL ORDER


NAVY DEPARTMENT, May n, Iss3.
In Of the dcu Of procurns c the navy,
and ~. puhiic tbsssy ssh
ecs,a bovssy hy each abis sd twspy
Aor, N each ordinary .eamas paid such sy
IN. after the first day N IuSs
The Of sb~s monshs will be eosamsd
s~eoas advance viii
..a me received board, and daily
book Of receiving ship.
Order of January 1852 SLOWING bounty viii
nv psrso~s only enlisted p.evioes
J~r, 1852 and rescinded tsesvd Who
may amer shns date J. G. DOesfN,
May H-dl9n Secretary AZ he Navy
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Washington, May 80, 1853.
"a As Editor of hs Uaisss
sv. You announced some weeks ago the decree Of
u..sut Belzu, establishing the freedom Of the seas
fhe Bolivian tributaries Of the Amazon and offer
eward Of $40 600 TO the captain OF the fret steam
hal should ascend from the sea any one Of these
uibuAnes
This was the hrstng oil Herndons expedition 10
the Amazon
send you decree just issued by the President
g Peru which gives further promise oil much rich fruit
~, We may yet expect from that exceedingly weltimed
and important expedition
You will observe by this decree that the Peruvian
v,lers OF The Amazon thrown open 10 all nations
hst Loreo and Nauia made free ports, at which no
uiie. whatever are be paid that emigan,s from all
usiions are invited to come. They will be landed al
Huanchsco, on the Pacific public vessel free Of ex
Uense and unsupported without charge thence across the
Andes into the great valley OF the Amazon where land
farming utensils. and seeds will be given to them gratis
by the government; that being there they and theirs
are TO be exempt from all taxation for twenty years that
thew have guaranteed TO them the rights of legislation
upon all local affairs, with authority TO elect their own
Judges. &c.
yhsued Peruvian Secretary OF State has already full
filed the promise which told the Memphis Convention
h, had recently made. He has manfully up 10 The
marx and "Li dewn The bars at the head of the ANA
zou We now have but 'to open ii. gate al its mouth
and The way for the Yankee steamboat and for Yankee
enterprise in that great country is all clear
For further particulars refer you TO the decree
eeysd b. the last mail, and which brother officer.
Lieut. Wyman, u. S. M has had the kindness TO trans.
la,s Respectfully. &C.,
M. F. MAURY. Lieut.. u. S. N.
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NEW STYLE SILK MANTILLAs, vfslTEs DnRss SILKS
IN fashionable spring soods caIc0ss, eotenms
ems, shswis, parssots, hcOs Friday mcraias, D.
O'Clock, shsi aution
desirable and ssascnahs gccA which ladies
Terms IN and unde cash go days
credit fbr endorsed nosss, bearing interess.
N. B.--Sale posive, to advances.
Nay I'D fUts.l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER from Nxw MEXICO.

INDEPENDENCE, (Mo,) May 26,--Msjons Hoare, Black,
and company arrived bore to-day having left Santa Fe
the 81 ins to attend martial They bring lit
lie news They met large parties of emigrans and i'm
mensc herds Of cattle. The Pawnses had killed team
stor, and ran of with some of the cattle
The Salt Lake mail arrived here last evening having
occupied only rs days to Fort Laramie and back-the
quickest trip record. Snow very deep on the
mountains There sickness among the emigrants
fallen la with the route.
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MINNESOTA SALT REcIoEs-Probably there is not 4
richer salt region the face OF the earth than the in
Minnesota The territory is generally considered to be
valuable for its agricultural resources alone nothing,
however can be more erroneous True its natural agr
cultural wealth is probably second TO in the Mis-
ssspp valley bun iis mineral wealth s not less extern
sve and valuable Among the latter its salt stands pre-.
eminent The region lies between ~ deg and 40 deg
north latitude. and 81 deg and 90 deg longitude.
Its exact locality was a.certaned and defined by an ex.
pedi,ion sent out from Fort Smelling by Major Long. 10
ls2223 description OF that sal, region together with
its localities will be found 10 tho typographical depart
ment in Washington.
Our frs, information OF that salt region was from
soldier in the expedition He says that they had been
travelling several days over vas. rolling plain, with no
trees or water the troops and horses almost fam
shng with thirst, when they suddenly upon the
shore OF beautiful lake. about hall mile in diameter
sunk down in the deep plain. II resembles vas,
sink hole From a height above the waters = vas,
bank appeared 10 line its shore bat upon cx.mi-
nation it appeared to be ncrusta,on OF salt ~ pure
and a. white a. snow. The waters OF tbs lake were
like the strongest brine. So strong was il that one
bathing in il. upon coming out in few minutes would
be covered with white capitalization OF salt.
II this salt region be rich il 10 supposed TO be.
railroad projected into il would prove the best stock in
the country. There mines Of undeveloped wealth
extensive durable. and important than
all the gold regions beyond the Rocky mountains We
informed, ALSO tina, very short distance below the
surface the pure rock salt lies like coal lin.
rock We hope the attention OF the public and the gov
eminent will be turned to the subi.ct There is region
lying in our immediate neghborhood, almost unknown,
containing intrinsic wealth than any State in the
Union, and which would yield annual income prob.
ably equalng the entire revenue Of the country.
81 Louis Union
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The expedition, under Commander C. Rnggold United
States navy for the exploration and survey oil the China
and Japan seas, North Pacific ocean. sails from Nor
folk on yesterday for its destination very interesting
OF experiments and careful observations astronomy
been made al the Naval Hospital in order TO regu
ate the chronome,ers upon which much depends The
various instruments of the expedition, being made with
much and entirely new, il proper and absolutely
necessary thoroughly before the departure OF the
expedition. in order to know their value ynd accuracy
Some repairs and alterations have been found necessary
IN the machinery OF the John Hancock The Vncennes
required important improvements, with a view to
the comfort and the accommodation Of the crew, which
were omitted New York. II is supposed that the
petition will proceed with despatch TO the East indies
via Cape OF Good Hope, touching at Cadc de Verde
Isles for water and rendezvous Batavia preparatory
careful reconnaissance Of portions Of the lower part of
the China seas
This 10 an important enterprse--one worthy OF the
government, and from which valuable results may be an
ticipated Expeditions OF this kind suit the taste and
genius OF our people, and form good schools for young
officers. We subioin a correct list of the officers:
List Of officers in The Exploring s~d Surveying Expedition
10 the North Pacific, Ci,rr snd Japan sea-, BsAriny
Commander Csdwalaler Ringgold, commanding expe-
d,ion
sLoop vfkcEssKs.
Lieutenant commanding and executive officer, Henry
RolaDdo.
Acting lieutenant and assistant astronomer. ). NJ.
Brooke.
Acting ieu,enanis, J. Van McCollum. A. r. Monroe.
D. r. McCorkle, Thos. s. FHlebrown.
Acting master Robert r. Carter
Purser OF expedition, w. Brenion Boggs.
Fleet surgeon William Grier
Assistant surgeon, Vim s Nichol.
Secretary and draushtsman, Fred ID. Stuart.
Assistant astronomer, Sidney Coolidge.
Midshipman, George +. b. Baber.
Assistant draughtsman, VIM X. Baker.
Captains clerk, J. Pennington, Jr
Zooloxst, Vim. Simpson.
Photographic, Ed M. Kern.
Taxdermlst and chemist, +. II. Stone.
Mathematical instrument maker, Anton Schomborn
Acting boatswain, f. Dunbar.
Gunner, James G. Davis.
Carpenter, James II. Owens.
Acting sailmaker, Richard Bury.
Pursers clerk, 4. II. Gamble.
STEAMER JOHN HANCOCK
Lieutenant commanding, John Rodgers.
. Acting leuienanis, w. r. Bridge. VIM Gibson, .
j. Bliss
Acting master. H. 81. George Hunter.
Assistant Surgeon, q. Alexander
First assistant engineer, Elbridge Lawtoo.
Second do do David r. Macomb
Third do do -
Third do do Lloyd A. Williams.
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ann Is ii h ina Gg
andh by @sd to Ny Ms for
ib uuasnh UNPAID az h subject od,an Nowtsgd
Treasury
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By ). G. MeourRE. A-es,...sr.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust duly executed and rscdsd he suI
scriher will public sale Wednesday, 18Th
O'Clock The premises No IL In The suhdivoa
nal lots Noe and T. In No. $685. ting % fsste
inches Virginia svenue.
sale Oae third q balance
months, beaxos
by deed the properly ths
complied with acr the sae the
rssod risk and the purchaser All
CHAs. q. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS C.. MCGUIRE,
May 2I-du Auruonssr.
00- In consequences sf the ncIennenoy vvuaah-
the above sale postponed until Tussdsy asrpoon
O'Clock. JAS Z. Nc0UlhE.
May lid Ancsiooeas.
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nsssns,hy M. LsvAeaAs, Of Cumssrsnd
Narynsd Mr.. JOHN BRANNAN, ~ Aiss CATHARiNE PAGAN,
both Of this city.