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sa FRUIT TREES. sc. THE woRcrs

My,a FRUIT TREES, sc. THE wORCEs-
$FYS TER NURSERY is well stocked with large
-varey of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Plunis
Cherries Peaches Apricots, Nectarnes Ounces English
Gooseberries Choice Strawberries, Dutch Currants, Ant
werp and other Raspberries, Grape Vines, &C.
The collection of Standard and Dwarf Pear Trees is
tensive and includes all the best varieties much cul
tvated and the proprietor of the Nursery has increased
his facilities for adding to his stock such new varieties of
fruit possess superior excellence and worthy Of cu
tiyation here.
Also, great variety of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Basam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnuts, Weep
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees Honey Suckles, and
most varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed for
their beauty.
Arbor Vita, Buckthorn, Privet, &c, for hedges.
fine collection of Roses, Peonies, Dahlias, Border
Flowers, &C., &C.
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHUBARB, OR PIE PLANT &c.
Garden and Flower Seeds, in great variety.
BUDS and SCI0NS, Of large variety of Choice Fruit,
also be furnished. Also GRATING WAX, of supe-
EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suitable
for transplanting
The largest portion Of the Nursery is now located on
Southbridge Street. short distance below the function
Railroad Station where Trees, &C. be had, they al
so can be, at the old place, Main Street.
Catalogues furnished to all who apply. Orders prrmpt
y attended to- and Trees &C., packed to safely any
distance. SAM'L II. COTTON, Proprietor.
Worcester, Sd Month, 10th, 1854 daw6w
NRASS SEED.--we are now receiving choice
N lot of the different varieties Of Grass Seed consisting
O. S my N 1922 III Jvs a ad uthte cn,-o Wnrs5
ern and Southern Red Tops all Of which can warrant
to be of superior quality as has been selected for the
most part by of our firm in person, and will be sold
ne trade we Offer superior inducements as our sesd
has been bought Of the growers and will be sod at small
advance from cost We shall also give our attention 10
be retail trade rs usual and Farmers and others wishing
seed, be sure Of superior article at satisfactory
price; LEE 9rHA0G 40 ~. W. g.,
nlcnlo uaWon - nam e2.lcee
GRASS SEEDING have Just received choice
IA lot ofthe different varieties OF Grass Seed, consist
ing of
Herds Grass Seed
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CLOTHING, &er.

SPR G. CLIO THIN
1t fact that have the desirable stock of Ready
Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods that can be found in
this County.0
Broadcloth Froeks, Sacks, and Dress Goats,
euery kind and quality.
TWEED, SAT1NET, AND CASHMERE
silk, Satin Velvet Lasting, Broadcoth Tweed, Valencia,
and Doeskin VESTS Pants of Every Description; Black
Doeskn, and Fancy Pants, from 81 so to $3.50 Cotton
and Wooden Under Shirts and Drawers, Gloves Stocks
Neck Ties, Cravas. Pocket Handkerchies Shirts Collars
Paris Bosoms, Wool and Cotton Hose, Caps Umbrellas
Also, good assortment ofRubber Clothing, and good
stock Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
such as Jackets Vests, Goats, Pants aud Caps
N. b. This stock must be sold within SIX WEEKS,
must vacate this Store for six months; consequently
must sell goods at theLowest Cash Prices Please give
a before purchasing elsewhere as my Goods and
Prices fail to give entire satisfaction to ALL
Ne Merchants Row, nearly opposite the b. & W. R.
r. Depot. MELVILLE WALKER.
mchl6 dawtf
- SPRING STYLES. = JUST RECEIv-
.k3 ed the latest styles of superior Moleskn HATS
y which will be sold low, to Cash purchasers.
f. MERRILL
sep24 d6wtf No. 22l Main st.
WTNFASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.
ia large variety which will be sold at a great de-
duction from cost at MERRILL'S,
MARI dawtf No. 22l Main st.
n w. STURTEVANT, MERCHANT THOR,
Als wishes his friends to remember that he does not
"CustOm Ready-Made Clothing"
ST. OPP S II OP.
that being direct contradiction of terms but that he
makes to order the the very best of CUSTOM WORK at
as low prices you can buy the miserable Custom
aadyMade' slop work, with which the country is flood
ed 1S1 Main ST., Worcester. aplO d&wtf
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL l, 1854.
Drp GOODS.
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK

-oF-
CARPET rs.
SPRING ALEs OF 1854.
ChamberIin, Barnard, s. Co.
Respectfully give notice to their patrons and all pur-
chasers of CARPETS that their large Carpet Hall is
entirely stocked with every description of
CARPETS & CARPET GOODS,
and comprises one of the rgest assorments to be found
In any Establishment in the state-ip. part as fol-
lows:--
so Ps ELEGANT VELVET TAPEsTRYs, in magnla-
cent new patterns,
100 Ps, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, very rich and
choice styles
100 Ps. BRUSSELS CARPETS, of English and Amer
lean Goods including full assortment of patterns of the
justly celebrated
CLINTON BR USSELLS,
manufactured by the Bgeow Carpet Company of Clinton
Our customers may always rely upon finding the
and choicest selection of patterns in these superior goods
as fast as they are produced at the Factory.
The above comprises, probably, extensive, and
by far more elegan assortment of
RIG II CA r p e II S
than has before been offered in this city, and includes
the CHOICEST & NEWEST PATTERNS, of both
English and American manufacture.
In addition to the above, are prepared to Offer
customers full and complete assortment ofthe LOWELL
POWER LOOM CARPETS, consisting of
Three Phys,
SuperGines,
and Extra Fines,
new and desirable patterns. The Lowell Goods well
known to be decidedly the best American Carpets sod
and believed be quite equal fabric Styles and
durability of colors, to English We pledge ourselves to
show the present larger, and complete
sorment than be found any Carpet Store in Worces-
ter or Boston,
We also open this week, One Bale
GENUINE ENGLISH CARPETS,
in carefully selected patterns. Low Priced all WOOL and
cotton warpd Carpets in endless variety and always
the Lowest Market Prices.
Every Article
belonging to rst-cass Carpet Establishment will be
ferred by us, and prices quite low and in many in
stances lower than any other Store in the State pur
chasers in Worcester County, well those from dis
lance, will find it for their interest to avail themselves
the inducements prepared to offer.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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5tours, &f.
UR NACES.

b. W. DUNKLEE -&eeo.as
Warming and VentiIating Furnace.
Nine Sizes for Dwellings, School Houses, Stores Churches
Halls, Factories, &c, &c.
VHNHIS FURNACE has found it way among some of
II the most practical and scientific gentlemen of our
land who firmly believe that Furnace extant can excel
it in its power for Warming, Efficiency in Pure Ventla-
ton, Economy in Fuel, Durability of Structure Con-
venence of its Arrangement and Perfection of Principle
Success entire wherever properly set.
Proofs that many hundreds of these operation
in all parts of our country and in parts of
Europe to which we are permitted to refer those who
want the best Furnace made.
VENTILAT ION
Is perfectly secured by the modus operan Ii with this
Furnace with any other yet invented--and when
the true English and American principle applied moth
ing thoroughly introduce pure air into all aplrt
mens of building, than the of these
Furnaces in connection with proper Cows and Venducts
We furnish plans
Aso-The most approved RANGES, with Hot Air, Hot
Water and Bath Boiler, &c, now in USE
Also-A great variety of Penrhyn Marble Mantels,
Stone Chimney Pieces and Pier Slabs of the elegant
and beautiful richest and rarest specimens the world a
fors, representing the Italian Pyrenese, Egyptian Gal
way, Spanish Sienna, &c, &c. In style and finish they
stand unrivaled, are very highly polished retain their
beauty much longer than MARBLE and not in
jured by coal gas smoke or acids Prices from So to S175
each.
Paror and Chamber Frame Crates of neat foreign and
domestic patterns
Gothic and semcircular Registers Silver Tipped fitted
to Chimney pieces for nlets of air from chimney instead
of floor
uOn hnlUe Metd BrOnLeu, E1alnelletl, ana silver
Plated Hot Air Registers and Crates and School House
Yentilators.
Orders for the most approved Roof and Chimney venti
lators, answered at short notice.
Cooking, Parlor, and Office Stoves of Soap Stone
Iron, for Wood or soft or hard Coal
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Work, to order.
Soap Stone sinks, Wash Tubs, and Bathing Tubs, and
Slate Stone Hearths, worked to order at
III s. 113 Blackstone Street,
b. w. DUNKLEE s co.'s,
Boston, March 81. dosW&st1y formerly SO 81.
BAY STATE STOVES.
They made for
w o Cd d @ o A L,
very smooth being made from Iron of the first quail
y have been fully proved and warranted to be the
BEST COOK STOFE IN USE.
II you want the best Stoves call and them at 10 Main
street. j. +. L0RING.
mch2o du
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LITTLE CHILDREN BROUGHT TO JESUS.

"SufIer that little children come to me,
Forbid them not" Eubodend by his words,
The mothers onward pTessj but finding vain
Tn attempt to reach the Lord they trust their babes
To strangers hands; the innOcents alarm'd
Amid the throng of faces all unknown,
Shrinking, trembing,-till their wandering eyes dis
Germ
The countenance of Jesus, beaming love
And pity; eager then they stretched their arms,
And, covering, lay their heads upon his breast.
GRAHAMR.
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BRIDGE ACROSS THE HUDsoN. The Albany
correspondent Of the New York Herald writes
g The committee having the matter ofa bridge
across the Hudson. at Albany in charge. hav-
conrse Of IA day on two. pf
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHS MILTON EARLE
THOMAS DREW, at No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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Price Two Cents

what it reads about first When had in
formed him, he said, Unjust have that book"
l sold him a number Of books, but although
he had some education, and was worth fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars, he was ignorant
60 the Bible. of Christ, and heaven.
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Notices.

VA MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv SURANCE COMPANY.
At the annual meeting of this Company held Decen-
Der IA, 1858, the following officers were elected -
PreSident-Anthony Chase
Tredsurer-Fred. VIM. Paine.
Secretary-Charles NJ Miles.
observation-disclosures TOrrey, Fitchburg,
Paul Within, Northbudge,
Amory Holman, Bolton,
Alanson Hamilton, W. Brookfed,
James S. WoodwoTth Worcester
VIM. I. Merrideld,
David Lee, Barre
David S. Messenger, Worcester.
The amount of Risk, Dec l. 1858, was S12,527974-
The number of Policies outstanding is 12.710 The
Company sustained the past year. II partial and 10 total
LOSSES amounting to Sl10S1 d. which have all been amc-
ably adjusted, and paid, with the exception of one of
500, which has not yet been demanded The net cash
funds of the Company Dec 1858, amounted to $l4732
$50, which invested in Bank Stock and Mortgages on
Real Estate.
1t will be seen from the Tryeny Ninth annual Peport
ny, that it is decidedly for the interest of ALL who have
property located in the county Worcester and of such
class as received by this Company, insure the
at their office.
They still adhere strictly to the policy which has ever
secured their marked success.
Their risks are confined to the County of Worcester
They insure only the safest class of property.
They employ no irresponsible agents.
Ihey charge only such premiums adequate to the
risk.
more than so per cent. Of the premium received.
The steady increase of business from year to wear at
this office notwithstanding the formation of numerous other
conlcng companies and the eggerations and misrepre
sensations OF their interested agents is sufficient proof
of the sOuRdness of the principles which tkes Company
hdUe adopted and uniformly fottoUed.
ANTHONY CHASE, President
CHARLES NJ. Mules, Secretary jnio- dSwtf
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U MYERS SIXTH sEMI-ANNUAI
CLIO S IN G. GU Il
y "A q E!!!

CL O SIN G. GU Il
y "A T. II -!
To most of customers it known that whenever we
advertise CLOSING OUT SALE, AT COST that it is the
TRUTH and felton, and it is interest to close
in good season, all the remaining
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
will again offer to customers the Rare Chance
to buy, preceding Sales, the Best Goods at the
first
New York Wholesale Prices.
complete assortment of Wooden Goods Hoods Child
rens Knit Coats Wooden Sleeves Hosiery and Gloves for
Ladies, Misses, Children, ETC.; Cambria and Muslin
Wrought
FLOUNCINGS,
chldren's Embroidered Waists, Muslin and ECanbric
Edgings and nserhgs Linen, Smyrna, Isle, and Cotton
Edging and Insertings, Port Monnaies Money PURSES
Combs Brushes, Wooen Yarns, Hosiery and Gloves, &c.,
&c. In fine whole stock of Lace and Fancy Goods
and all our Trimmings for Cloaks and Dresses, shall be
disposed of at
COST PRIC ES,
The Sale to continue the 30days Call early,
cure GREAT BARGAINS.
J. L. MYERS New England Fancy Store,
ja9 DIFF 30 Main st. near Wor House.
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BEAUTIFUL APPLICATION OF ScRIPTURE.--
A missionary from Diarbekr having visited the
Armenians at Arabkir, was urged to divide
his time with them, if no other provision could
be made. When he objected, owe have an
audience of 200 at Diarbekr, and shall l leave
them to come heref' they instantly replied,
"Our Savior says, if a man have hundred
sheep, and one of them be gone astray, doth
he not leave the ninety and nine, and goeth
into the mountains and seeketh that which is
gone astrayH aa
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A REASONABLE INauIRY.-It having been
stated that congregation in an eastern city,
were about to erect house that would be can
ornament to the city, secular paper inquiries
whether many churches are not built as much
with view to ornament cities as to save souls.
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HE AGED lNFIDEL's TESTIMONY. - Ed
ward Gibbon, the celebrated infdel historian,
wrote as follows to an aunt, towards the close
of life 81 beg to assure you, with all SINGER
ity, that | look upon religion as the best guide
of youth, and the best comfort of old age, and
that firmly believe there is less real happi-
ness to be found amid the ENDORSEMENTS aud
pleasures Of the world, than in that pious and
retired life which you have chosen
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FIFIELD & RICHARDSON,
Successors to James Eaton)
WHOLESALE RETAIL SpoRTsMEN's WARE
HOUSE. Also, Agents for the
Robbins & Laurence Compafys ReU0iUing Hammer
Pistol, Fishing Tackle Of all kinds for sale
cheap for cash. Doutle and single
Guns of all sizes.
"A Washington Street, Boston, Mess.
c. FIFELD, mch9 d3m A. RICHARDSON
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NJ JOTICE.-Joseph Baugher, jeremiah
Eisher and Alexia O. RaMRher, partnerg Nnder the

NJ NOTICE.-Joseph Baugher, jeremiah
name of Baugher, Fisher IL Co, eomp'ainants vs. WI
liam Lceper John J. Leeper, John b. Csmpheil Samuel
Leeper AIeYan Leeper, sr, Alexander Leeper, 1r
Joseph Boyd Jpseph McNuu and John Culbertson, de-
PENDANTS In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont
County and State Of Ohio. ....-. .
ed complain ants the Sd day Of December, 1859 filed
in said court their bill in chsnccry the object and prayer
of which to set aside fraudulent and void the transfer
Of certain personal property of w. j. J. Leeper by
John Leeper on the 18th day OF November, 1872 to
Samuel Leeper Alexander Leeper, sr Alexander Leep
er. IT,, Joseph McNuu Joseph ooyu anu 'ohh SupeH.
son. ~. . -, al .
Also 10 set aside as fraudulent and void, pretended
sale by William Leeper to John b. Campbell Of certain
goods the property Of W. j. Lceper ON or about the
i2th day OF November, le52 And that the persons 10
whom said transfer and pretended sale was made may
er so obtained and received by them respectively and
that ihe proceeds of said property or as mncE thereof
may be necessa therefor may be applied to satisfy the
claims Of compiainauts against w. j. Leeper And
the said John b. Campbell and William are here.
by notified that on the 2sth day Of February, 1854
panants filed supplemental hill herein, setting forth
among other things the recovery by them OF Judgments
on their claim against w. IL. j. Leeper Tor S219,27
and 81 30560 aud costs OF suits And that since the
filing Of the original bill the said William Leeper and
goods for the purpose the creditors Of W.
Leeper that said goods were Of the value OF
and ura ing a. above and for other and further relief
and they are further notified that unless they appear and
Mead answer or demur 10 said Bills within sixty days
srr the next term Of said Court the said
mi appIy 10 said Court 10 take the matters Of the Bills
ss confssscd, and TO decree theteon aeeordingy
- H. HEAToN, Clerk.
March ., lsss.-et. y, ,,. e..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-KING, CARRY g.
~ Howr vs: RrcHAxb HARRIsos. ct al. In attach,
nent. Inl.1 ltlr f' - .'-' A.. ~.
By virtue Of an order of sale directed ffba the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont County Ohio, atthe
6pfns term thereof lso4. will offer for sale on
T 4 WEDNESDAY, the 22d Of March, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A, NJ. and O'Clock p
MI of said day and 10 continue from day TO day until
an are Sold the Store Room lately occupied by Rich
ard Harrison In the of Marinsvie in Pease town
ship. Belmont County, Ohio. The following goods and
shsies 10 wit 90 pairs of and boys boots. pair
o lady gum shoes, IL paif OF misses gum shoes, Io
pair OF mems gum shoes lag pair OF mems shoes OF df
erent qualities pairs Of buffalo shoes 30 pair
Of Boys Shoes 90 pair Of chdrens Shoes 81 pair OF Ia
dies calf boots pair OF ladies Imitation goat Boots
pair ladies' ensmeied spring boots pair calf buskins
pair ladies gum goat buskins. 81 pair OF misses calf
boots 81 pair Of chdrens calf boots2 pair Of mems Pc
tent and KID CATERS 10 pair calf and cloth gaitefs 25
psir OF ehdens W. B. goat boots 26 pair Of childrens
goat boots 90 pair chiidren's fancy bound boots,
20 pair OF cdren's bound boots, IL pair women's sui
tana boots, women's patent tops, pair OF womens
kid o pair wcmens Jenny Lind Busks. ~
Aisos large lot Of Groceries. Consisting OF coffee,
nsoiasses tea, aspice, ginger, sAIeratus nails,
tohsoe ailnu soap starch, cream tartar lot stonewsre,
iot easS Jars Of tin ware lot -four, lot vinegar,
mali and large scales, tanners OIL tar one eight day
e;eck, one bed and bedding, work stand dressing
s,snds sWunks Bureau rags, lot paper writing and
and many other articles TOO tedious 10 mention
attsebmept a. the property Of Richard HArt'
.an ~ ,ns ,uit Of King Cary Howe; .,,cyo,s
lf. Sheriff Of Belmont County, Ohio
.,,s,. rn... u. -ch l0th, 1885,
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SOCIETIES.

The ST. CLAIRSvILLE LADIES READING
AND SOCIAL CIRCLE, mseu osory Monday eve
ning, NJ D O'Clock. ...s .tt.I rl INsfJ.f t
MYSTIC LODGE, No. ieo,L o, o. f., meet
every Monday evening. a.a.s.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No, 9s, meet,
on the lst and I'd Tuesday evening Of each and ev
cry month.
ST. THosAs CHuRcH.--Pas,or M. Hols. Public
Worship Sunday,
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No. 80, meets
on the I'd and 4th Tuesday evening Of each and ev.
cry MONTH ~. It,-efI'
BELMONT LODGE, No. l6, Free Masons, meets
on the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon.
} ST. CLAIRsvILLE CHAPTER, No. II. Rov.
2! Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening imme.
diateiy after Full Moon.
RIO FRO DIVISION, No. 354, Sons of TEN.
erahce, meets every Saturday evening.
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DIED

On Monday morning, March 9th, 1854
ANxABEL, daughter of D. D. T. g. H. F.
Cowen, of this place, aged Il months and
days. fH-,- ... g..
Though nothing but the title page Of her
life was spread before US, yet the promise
thereon was, that the book, had it pleased the
All-Wise to pass il to completion, would
have been of uncommon interest. 1t is hard,
oh, so hare, when child by its artless
prattle has interviewer itself among the
heartstrings, TO have 1t SO ruthessly snatched
away. But he who "tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb" has given to all the sweet and
blessed consolation Of a glorious hereafter
Though link after link in the chain Of the
affections may be severed, the missing links
but serve to shorten the chain and bring
them nearer to heavenly inheritance. May
the bereft ones draw near and submissively
kiss the hand that willds the chastening rod
"God in his wisdom has recalled .st
The precious boon his love had given,
And though the casket moulders here,
"The gem is sparkling now in heaven"
[CoM.
On the lst inst. CAROLINE ELIzABEfH,
daughter Of VIM. L. and Caroline Duff, Of
wheeling TIP. age eight months.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ ofCourt.-Noiice is hereby given that on

next about l2 o'clock NJ of said day upou the prem
ises, situate in Morgan County, Ohio, will lie sold TO
the highest bidder the following real estate the pro-
perty OF Earl Douglass deceased TO wit the west half
OF the south quarter OF section No. &c in township
No. 10 of Range II. Containing eighytwo acres and
o. 100 an acre, saving and excepting therefron
small piece ofore sold and decided to the Trustees
of the Church called Disciples for a meeting house
No. 26 in township No. 10 OF Range H. saving and e,-
eeptng thererom 40 off Of the west side and now
owned by Abraham Barnes of the District of land sub
ject TO sale GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Said psemises are sit
uate in Morgan County Ohio. and being the same prem
ises conveyed by Samuel NickoIs and wife to the de
cedent by deed bearing date the 12th day OF April d.
1851 and recorded in the Recorders Office Of Morgan
County, Ohio. in Book pages 3i2 and 33, Sh.re the
rscord edn be searched FREE OF CHARGED Tdere are
about s0 cleared and under good state OF cult
vation. A commodous log dwelling house, with shngle
roof double log Barn. and frame stable and other ont
build good spring of never failing water IN The
yard there is also upon said premises young orchard
Of choice fruit. Said premisas lay well for cultivation
10 well wstered, and in good neiRhborhood one mile
from Pleasant Grove and II miles from the Muskingum
river there 10 upon said premises ne coal mines Said
premises will lie sold FREQ OF dover or other iheumbran
ces and good title given to the The terms
of sale are, onethrd cash in hand one third IN one
year. and one.third in years. with interest upon
the deferred pay fem the day Of to
by notes and mortgage upon said premises.
= DAVID SMITH &
WILLIAM X. DOUGLASS, r.
Adm'rs of Earl Douglass, decd.
Feb l0tl. 1854 --lw.