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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-18
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FEMALE HEADACHES AND EXER-
CISE.
by MRS. BLANK.

We commend to the serious consider
alton of our lady readers the following
sensible article, which we copy from the
Home Journal 1t is from the pen Of
one of the many talented correspondents
of that paper:
"' You have not time for walk, and
you must have time for headache; so
you lounge, and suffer, and bewail your
sad lot, and submit to what you are pleas
ed to consider martyrdom, when your
conscience ought to bring in a verdict of
felO de Sc
"Thus writes A. in an article pub
lished sometime ago. in the Musical
World and Times, the reading of which
made me feel strongly inclined to pur-
sue the subject little further; for alas!
there are far too many who can, whilst
reading it, vouch for the truthfulness of
the,assertior. In the hope of beneiting
others, am led to the confession that
many long day has been passed by me
in that manner, while even the hope ofre-
lief had left me, and resignation to my
fate seemed to be the only resource left,
uubil dO ldob d WAC uloCObClCO ,
and / feel convinced that if others will
only be resolved and determined, they
can overcome, in very great measure,
the tendency to that most distressing
complaint which, to the uninitiated, is
onlY O headache, which seldom excites
alarm, as it is well known fact that
headache or teethache rarely prove fatal
'Es Had not time for a walk = No,
not when you knew, from the time your
head was lifted from the pillow in the
morning, that another day of suffering
was before you. Better say you had
not e4ergy enough to start, which would
be nearer the truth, 1 fancy, or else it is
that you fully believe there is no RENE
dy; but, my dear friend, let me tell you
what has proved a sure remedy in some
cases, and try and persuade you to make
the trial Regular daily ere' else in the
open air, you would find would be bene-
fetal in the highest degree; for many an
incipient attack have [ crushed in the
bud, by taking long brisk walk, (and
that, too, when lounge appeared SO
much desirable,) determined to walk it
off, and have returned, feeling L had
gained day by losing an hour, and
ready to accomplish many things that,
had 1 yielded to the temptation to re-
main within doors, would have been left
undone. do not warrant the remedy
as infallible. 1 can only say, try 1t for
yourse5f
f" Nervous headache needs to be known
to be Justly appreciated, and having had
long and most intimate acquaintance
with its charms, feel at liberty to give
little advice to others. Until the
past year, I suffered from constant at
tacks; but this remedy has wrought in
me wonderful change in that respect /;
from being an intimate acquaintance,
we now rarely meet; and when | perceive
any danger of meeting, 1 walk out, IN
order expressly, to cut the acquaintance.
Two severe attacks in half year, both
brought on by remaining within doors
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-18

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-A couple
were married the other day on the top
of Mount Holyoke, Massachusetts,
certainly an appropriate place to put on
the holy yoke, and we trust that the hap
Ply couple will feel still nearer to Heaven
during the welded life. The following
long sentence was evidently composed by
some one occupying a high position =
" The solemnization took place in pres
ence of welded earth and sky, hill and
valley, river and meadow, and the thou
sand material forms of beauty which
seem to seek each its congenial and fit
ting mate, surrounded by all natural
scenery and associations which can serve
as types of the purity and joy which
God has ordained shall flow from the
relationship which he has established
lifted far above the ordinary level OF
earth, as if emblematic of the true dig
nifty and peace of welded life.'
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B0NAPARTEs POVERTY IN EARLY
LIFE.

Theirs, in his history of the Consulate,
recites some very strange and previous
ly unknown particulars respecting the
early life and penury of Napoleon Bona
parte. 1t appears that after he had
obtained a subaltern's g commission in the
French service, by his skill and daring
at Toulon, he lived for some time in
Paris in-obsCurs fougtugs, ana IN such
extreme poverty that he was often with
out the means of paying ten sous (ten
cents) for his diuner, and frequently
went without any at all. He was under
the necessity of borrowing small SUMS
and even worn out clothes from his ae-
quaintances He and his brother Louis,
afterwards King of Holland, had, at one
time, only coat between them, 30 that
the brothers could only go out alternate.
ly, time about. At this crisis, the chief
benefactor of the future emperor and
conqueror "at whose mighty name the
world grew pale" was the actor Talma;
who often gave him food and money
Napoleon's face, afterwards so famed for
its classical mould, was, during that
period of starvation, harsh and angular
in its lineaments, with projecting cheek
bones. His meager form brought on an
unpleasant and unsightly, eutaneous
disease; of type so virulent and malig
nant, that it took all the skill aud as
siduity of his accomplished physician,
Corvisart, to expel it, after duration
of more than ten years.
The squalled beggar then, the splen-
did emperor afterwards the threadbare
habiliaments and imperial mantle the
meager food, gorgeous banquet; the
friendship of poor actor, the homage
and terror of the world; exile and pris.
ioner. Such are the ups and downs Of
his ehangeful life; such are the ights
and shadows of the great and mighty
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v1oIETrA AND ALLEHBoRF.

A ONE HORSE NovEL.-Violetta start
ed convulsiyely, aud turned her tear
drenched eyes wildly upon the speaker; !;
for to her there seemed something
strangely familiar in those low ricH
tones. Their eyes met; his beaming
with love and tenderness her eyes gleam
ing with wild uncertainty:
Violetta p
Allandorfln =.
And the beautiful girl sank from ex-
cess of joy, upon his noble heart, throb-:
bing with pure, holy, delicious love Of
other days. Allandorf bent tenderl5
over her, and bathed her pure, white
temples with the gushing tears of deep;
though subdued joy. While doing this;
Violetta's father, Rid Van Short, was
seen approaching the lovers with a fail
Allandorf saw the aged patriarch, and
with one mighty leap cleared the ban4is.
ters and rushed down stairs. But Var
Short was not to be thus done. He put
after the. flying Allandorf, and just as
he was turning the corner of the red
barn, gave him lift with the fail that
placed him on the "other side of Jor-
dan.' Violetta, driven to distraction;
threw herself upon the grass, and for 4
long, hour was deaf to every consolation:
(To be continued.)@N Y Da1tchnea't:
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E2Com. John Downes, whose dealt

EGC Com John Downes, whose death
occurred few days ago. was, when IL
years of age, sent from home by his faith
er, with apack on his back, and told to
seek his fortune at sea When out OF
sight of his fathers house, he sat on a
fence and wept. He soon, however,
seized his bundle and resolutely began
his journey. On arriving in Boston, he
made his way to the place where the
Constitution was fitting out. He fell
in with her first lieutenant Isaac Hull,
to whom he expressed desire to be
taken on board. a few questions were
put and answered satisfactorily, and his
desire was gratifed. He behaved so
nobly, for boy, during his first trip,
that his commander procured him mid
shipman's warrant. Such was the COM
mencement of a.long, useful and bril-
liant career in the naval service.
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E%" Doctor, did you hear that my
son was under conviction ?' asked pi-
GUS father, whose rash son had lately
been affected by attending revival
meeting.
"No, but I always said it wouldn't be
long before that boy would be convicted
of some crime. What's he been guilty
of now ?''
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To REMOVE MARKS FROM TABLES
Hot dishes sometimes leave whitish
marks on vanished tables, when set, as
they should not be, carlessly upon them.
To remove it pour some lamp oil on the
spot and rub it hard with a soft cloth.
Then pour on little spirits, and rub it
dry with another cloth, and the white
mark wsll disappear, leaving the table
bright as before
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A VETERAN EMEGRANr FOR NEBRASKA
The Monroe (Indiana) Sentinel says ::
Mr. Powell, an old revolutionary-soldier,
ninety-five years of age, with his wife,
seventy-fiVe, left there on the 18th ult.
for Nebraska, in company with several
other citizens. Mr. P. is remarkably
hale and vigorous, capable of chasing a
deor- with rife a-shoulder, twenty-five
miles a day.
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ACCoMoDATING.-Stri Business Man:
/" Patrick, hereafter want you to COM
mence work at five o'clock, and quit at
seven" Patrick" Sure and wouldn't
it be as well if I'd commence in the NOR
ming at seven, and leave off at five in the
evening ?"
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DEMOCRACY is ever floating on
the breeze that watts the glorious news
of triumph to our ears, and proelaims It's
true and long-cherished principles of lib
erty and justice, not to one, but all.
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EEA Wing paper in taking ret
respect of its party, asks Where do zoe
lie ?"
So far as we can discover, you lie in
eyery thing you say.
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A TERRIBLE TRAJEDy-A thrilling
trajedy was recently enacted in the VII;
lage of Greene, Chenango county. It
appears that returned Californian
named Davis, had misunderstanding
NTH his wife, which led to separation:
Davis met his brother in-law, with
whom his wife resided, and after brief
conversation they parted, when he drew
revolver and shot his relative in the
back, killing him instantly: He then
proceeded in search of his wife, whom he
also shot, AID she eNplred II 9 81 arr ar:
time Of ar.s As q fttisg iiinax t. thlst
scene of horror. the wretched man turn;
ed the weapon upon his own breast ana
slew himself
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rEwEBERs, eeC.
WILLIAn IkALsTON,

- MATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Post Of
xA w fee Building, Main street, Ashland
e. a Ohio, Gold and Steel Pens, and a choice
49, variety OF JeweIry, kept constantly ON
hand. Sovembe 20, 1853. 23tf
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DIS. J, p, & ]. COWANs
OF MEDICINE AND SUR
/ gerry, JerOmeviIle, Ashland county, Ohio.
March 26th, 1854. 45t
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4TyHANKFUL for past f&vors, respectfully an
Il uounces that he has resumed the practice oil
Nedsciue in all its branches. Ofice in the EN-
pire store OF ]. B. T. Sampsel * Co., Ashland, o.
Nay 18th, 1854. 52tt
DIR, w, w. RIDDLE,
PraetEt5onero Of Medicine and Surgery,
TTTILL attend to all business connected with bis
w profession. ONCE in the Centre of Troy, Ash
land county, Ohio. 1y46
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
District Court.
Hon. w. T. BARBOUR, District Judge.

Quackenbush Us. Heidley. Decree for
sale of mortgaged premises, and costs. F..
j. McCann for plff.; A. Smith, for deft.
johnson & Hickok rs. J. II. Totten.
Implicated and decree that deft., j. II. Tot
ten, is equally interested with other defts.,
and judgment against him S757 10, and
costs. Spear e. Cossitt for plff; R. H.
Taylor for deft.
Williams Us. Lafevre. Decree of fore
closure on spanish Flat House." for
$l052 80, and costs of suit. Spear &
Cossitt for plff.; Berry for deft.
Gore et ais. rs. Hill ct. ais. Motion to
dissolve injunction. Injunction dissolved at
plfs.,eost. McCann for plffs.; Spear &
CosSitt for defts,
Scanlan rs. Gillian & Feenv. Decree
that plff. pay Gillian $37 25; that Feenv
have judgment for $339 Is, without costs,
and that plff, s5canlan, and deft., Gillian,
each pay one-half the costs. Spear&Tay-
lor for plff., McCann for deft.
Norvell rs. Howe. Interlocutory de-
cree, affirming partnership, aud ordering
sheriff to sell one-lifth interest in the
"Kimball Water Ditch, at Eureka, and
pay the proceeds into Court. Spear &
CoSsltt for plf.; McCann for deft.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
3eQal advertisements.

CHERIFF'S SALE-Notice is hereby
~ given that under and by virtue of a de-
cree and order of sale rendered by the Hon.
W. T. Barbour, Judge of the 10th Judicial
District in and for Sierra county, OH the
10th day of August, 1854, and to me direc-
ted wherein judgment was rendered in ia
vor of j. Quackenbush and against N. G.
Heidley, for the sum of eight hundred dol
lars and eighty cents, together with the
costs of suit, amounting to one hundred and
thirty-one dollars and fifty cents, with inte-
rest on the same at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum, from tie tenth day of August.
1854, and wherein it is ordered, adjudged
and decreed, the property of said n. G.
Heidley be sold at public auction to satisfy
said Judgment, hereby give notice, that I
have levied upon ard will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
Court House door in Downieville. on Thurs
day, the seventh day of September. 1854.
between the hours of twelve m. and one D.
M, all the right, title and interest of said
Heidly in and to house and bowling sa-
loon, situated on Craig's Flat in said coun-
ty, to wit: one half of all the interest, right
and possession of the said house and bowl
ing saloon, or SO much thereof as will satisfy
the Judgment. together with accruing
costs. The above order of sale was issued
upon decree given by the District Court
upon mortgage given by N. G. Heidley
TOD. Quackenbush, and recorded in the Re-
corder's Office on the 18th day of MAY. 1854.
Dated August IA, 1854
W. J. FORD,
augl9-3t* Sheriff of Sierra County.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
~ Hhds. Extra Clear Bacon:

IN 5O mas. Sugar-cured hams;
100 hf bbls ex clear pork; 100 cs leaf lard +;
25O hf bis Goshen butter; 200 kgs EB syrup;
20 do do small kegs:
200 or bis dried apples;
$50 mats No. China sugar;
1000 mats No. China rice;
1000 bags Peruvian sugar;
40 cks crushed sugar;
900 bags Chile beans;
so cs grape tobacco; 40 cs cabannis do;
80 cs twin bro. tobacco;
1000 'bxs n A and Hills soap:
$50 cs imp1iand gunp'der tea, lib caddes:
l50 cs Oolong tea, lib papers;
100 doz 3-hooped buckets;
IS doz painted handled brooms:
600 bxs adamantine candles, 16 and 4Olb:
200 es gall and hlf gall pickles:
$50 cs brandy cherries;
100 cs Bait. cove oysters;
200 cs ground pepper. alb bottles;
300 cs do coffee, lb tins;
$50 cs tamato catsup;
100 cs pepper sauce, pts and OTIS;
400 cases Xxx ale, qts. For sale by
r. E. BREWSTER & CO.,
109 Battery street, corner of Mont go
merry, San FRANCISCO. aug5-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
WHIP and CROSS-CUT SAWS of all
w sizes, constantly on hand at
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
DOWNIEViLUE
Book and Stationery Store.

Neat to Langtoaa & Bros Express.
pOOKS. Periodicals, Stationery, Stand
IL ard Works and Latest Publications,
Miscellaneous Works.
Grinnell Expedition;
Chronicles of the Middle ACES;
McCauley's History of England:
Gibbons Rome; Dicks Works;
Curlosities Of Literature;
WaFerly, II vols, illustrated;
Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington;
French Revolution, by Lamartine;
Frost's California; Flush Times:
Dean Swift's Works; Fern Leaves:
Adison's Spectator;
Hurrygraphs, by Willis;
Rollins Ancient History;
Brande's Encyclopedias;
Rob- the Bowl;
The World Illustrated;
White Slaves of England:
CentralRoute to the Pacific;
Thackeray's Works;
Lives of Wellington, Washington, Cal
hcun, j. @. Adams; and Henry Clay;
Sterne's Works;
Uncle Toms Cabin; and Kew;
Hearts and Homes, by Mrs. Ellis;
Lockhart's Napoleon;
Prose and Poetry of Europe;
Autobiography of an English Soldier;
Eewie, or the Bended Twig:
Appleton's Popular Library, 100 vols;
Dickens, and Miss Bremer's Works:
POetical Wyorks of Byron, Moorep Scott.
Dante, Gray, Kirk White, Campbell, Burns,
Shelley, Tupper, Shakespeare.
.Novels by Scott, Maryatt, Reynolds,
Eugene Sue, Dumas, Cooper Bennett.
Together with a variety of the popular
works of the day, prose and poetry. iu24
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19

WHEREAS, It has appeared to the salts
faction of the Court that the abovenamed
defendant, after due diligence, cannot be
found, and that cause of action exists
against the said defendant, it is ordered
that the summons in said case be published
in the Sierra Citizen" newspaper pub
lished in Downieyille, in Sierra county. un-
til the 29th day of August, A. D. 1854.
Witness my hand at Eureka, county Of
Sierra, this 10th day of August, A. D. 1854.
augl2-3t JEROME T. TOTTEN, J.P.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19

- uERIFF'S SALE-By virtue ofan exc
~ cution to me directed, issued out of the
Hon. District Court of the 10th Judicial
District, on a judgment endered in favor of
VIM. Kane ct. al, against Henry Kingsley.
Thomas Peasly and Israel Dane, for the sum
OF one dollar, with interest on the same
at the rate of ten per cent. per annum,
from the 4th day Of August, A. d., 1854, to-
gether with the sum of seven hundred and
thirteen dollars. costs of suit, as appears on
record, have levied upon and seized, and
VIII expose at public sale at the Court
House door in Downieville, on the fourth
day OF September, 1854, between the hours
OF one and two p. m. all the right. title and
interest of the said Henry Kingsley,
and Thomas Peasly, in and to the follow
ing described property, situated at st. Joe
Bar, Sierra county, State of California, viz:
three mining claims known as Dane & Cos
tunnel claims, being their interestsin the
undivided two-thirds part thereof
W. j. FORD,
Sheriff of Sierra County.
BY PETER HOPKINS, Deputy. aug19-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
Eeaal Ao6srtissuwrts.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of

~ N&S SA1ALAR OlsNlA, COuntY OF
~ Sierra. So.
The People of the State of Cafifornis to
John S. Woods, greeting:-You on are hereby
commanded to be and appear before me.
the undersigned, justice of the peace in and
for Sierra County, on the 10Th day Of Octo-
ber, 1854. at my office on Poker Flat, at IL
O'Clock H., to answer the complaint of Geo.
r. Crane in plea of debt to the amount Of
two hundred and eighty-one dollars and
ninety two cents, and in default of your
appearing, judgment will be rendered
against You for that amount, together with
damages and costs.
Witness my hand as justice of the peace
as aforesaid, this 5th day os July, A D
1854. R. R. JOHNSON, J. P.
On filing of affidavit. of Norman Crane
that the defendant is nan.resident OF
Sierra County, and not to be found therein.
and hSs left the State, it IS ordered thaS
service Of the above summons be made, by
publication in the Sierra Citizen, fof the
period of three months.
R. r. JOHNSON, J.P'
Poker Flat, " Is, 1854. jy22. 3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
UTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of

NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
~ Sierra-ss.
The People of the State of California to
Cornelius Dorland greeting: By an order
issued out of the Tenth Judicial District
Court, Hon. VIM. 7. Barbour, Judge. pre-
siding, you are commanded to. be and an
pear before the 10th Judicial District Court.
in and for the county of Sierra. within
forty days from this date, to answer the
complaint of ]. Ii. Kilbeurn, who has COM
menced an action against you on the fol-
lowing plea, to wit: Debt, in the amount of
seven hundred and ten dollars and fifty
cents, and interest, upon an express and
Implied contract for the direct payment of
morey; and if You fail to appear and an
swer to said complaint at that time, judg--
ment will be rendered for the plaintiff and
against you for said amount of seven hun
dred and ten dollars and fifty cents, together
with interest and the costs and money dis
buEsements in this action.
Witness my hand and the seal of the said
Court this thirty-first day of July, A. D..
1854
J. WEBB NICHOLSON, Clerk.
R. H. Taylor plhF's. attorney. aug5-5t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19

= SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of an ex-
~ ecution to me directed, issued out of
the Hon. District Court of the 10th Judicial
District, on judgment rendered therein on
the first day Of August, A. d. 1854, in favor
OF +. Rumrill 4 Co., and against N. G.
Heidley and Il. Clifford, for the sum of one
thousand and twenty-five dollars, with ten
per cent. per snnum interest on the same.
from the first day of August, A. D. 1854,
together with the sum of one hundred and
1orty-seven dollars costs of suit, as appears
on record, have levied upon and seized
ana Will expose to public sale at the Court
House door. in the town of Downieville, on
the 9TH day of September, A. D. 1854. be-
tween the hours of eleven and twelve
O'CLOCK, all the right, title and interest of
the said lieidley & Clifford in and to the
following described property, situated at
Cralg's Fiat, Sierra County, California. to
VII: one house and lot known as a bowling
saloon ana express Office on said fiat.
WM. J. FORD,
Sheriff of Sierra County.
BY PETER HOPKINS, Deputy. augl9-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19

T. STRAY-Came to the premises of the
~ subscriber on Belmont Flat, South
Fork. on or about the 5th of July last, a
Black Pig, about six months old, which
the owner can have by proving property
and paying charges. If not claimed within
ten days he will be sold pay expenses.
ELIAS HOPE.
Belmont Flat, Aug. Is. 1854. augl9-lt
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19
8eaaI advertisements.
.ONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue

IONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ an execution issued from the docket
Of Jerome T. Totten, justice of the peace
IN and for the county Of Sierra, State of Cal
iTornia, in favor of c. Sperrey, j. Sperrey,
and F. Sartwell, and against n. G. Hidley
and r. Clifford, for the sum of one hundred
and sixty-two dollars and ten centss one
dollar and fifty cents interest, with one
hundred and one dollars and twenty-five
cents costs, have levied upon and will ex-
pose for sale, at public auction, between
the hours of 10 q. m. and p. M, on Mon
,say, the 2lst day Of August, A. d. 1854, on
Craig's Flat, fol cash, to the highest bidder,
the following property, to wit: all the right,
title and interest of h. Clifford in and to a
certain house and lot sissated on Craig's
Flat, and known as the s'1'su Pin Alley"
also, all the bar fixtures and furniture he
longing to the house, and all that is in the
house, to satisfy said execution and costs.
DAVID w. MITCHELL.
Constable.
Craig's Flat, Aug. 2, 1854 aug12-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19

- HERIFF'S SALE-Whereas, upon an
~ order ofsale issued by Hon. W. T. Bar
bour, Judge of the 10th Judicial District
Court, in and for Sierra County, on the 18th
day OF August, 1854, and to me directed.
arising from an action in said Court where
IN II. M. Norval was plaintiff. and Charles
Howe, defendant, and wherein the Sheriff of
said county was appointed commissioner
TO sell certain property Of the said parties,
| hereby give notice that will sell at pub
lie auction, on Thursday, September 7th,
1854, between the hours Of l and p. m.
in front Of the Court House door in Dow
Neville, In said County, one-fifth part of a
water ditch, the joint property of said par
ties in action, (the same being undivided)
and known as Kimball & Co.'S Water Ditch;
said ditch formed fer the purpose of con-
veyng the waters of Little Canon Greek
and its tributaries to Eureka Flat, and situ-
ated as described, III Sierra county.
August 18th, 1854. w. j. FORD,
augl9-3t Sheriff of Sierra county.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-19

h5sH& FOX SALE-The house and fur
Iiii niture, in excellent order, next ad-
- z.sl = joining the theatre, on the north
east. The house contains six good rooms
-four bed rooms, sitting room and bar
room, all well furnished, and will be sold
at bargain. A good stable is attached.
and will be sold with the house.. Apply on
the premises. aug19-3ts