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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

PERsoNAL.-Our friend HoLLABAueu,
OF the North Vest, visited our sanctum,
on Tuesday last. He has been on tour
to Columbus, and attended the Editorial
Convention in Cincinnati, where he says,
there were some good times.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

A TALE.-We would recommend 10 the
married ladies. and those that are about
getting married, the reading of the yarn
that will be found on the outside of to-
days paper. This tale contains a good
moral. and if well reflected upon, may
save many lady from similar fates.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

AN IMMENSE AGaRrGArE.-The total
estimated value of all the property that
came to the Hudson river by the New
York canals during 1853, reaches the i'm
mense aggregate Of over twsnty one NIL
lions of dolLurst
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

EgIt has been suggested, says the
San Francisco Herald, that the exhuma-
ton of female bodies from the Cemetry,
which has produced so much excitement
in our community, has been done by
French BARRIERS, for the purpose of obtain
ing the hair of the deceased. The horri-
BILE practice is not unusual in Paris.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

ACCOUNTED FoR.-The California Ex-
press accounts for there being no trials
before the Mayor for fights. in this wise:
ave know Of nothing else to which we
can attribute this remarkable phenomenon
unless it be, that our city is being sup
piled with an improved article of "rys."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

1LI1No1s.-Ws see by our exchanges,
that the Governor of Illinois has issued a
proclamation, calling the Legislature to.
gether, on the 10th of February.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Col.~ Ward,
Postofice Agent at Panama, reports to
the Department that there were ninety
bags of mail matter on board the Winfield
Scott, of which eighty-two were saved
Of these sixty nine had been received at
Panama, thirty-one of which were for
warded, and the others kept back on ac-
count Of the wet condition OF the letters.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

RETAL1AToRy LEGIsLAT1oN.-Mr. Dick.
inson, of the New York Senate, has in
troduced bill into that body, proposing
to retaliate upon Pennsylvania for the act
of the railroad rioters at Erie. He desires
to make it unlawful for any new railroad to
be laid down in the State of New York
within fifty miles of the city of Erie, until
the State of Pennsylvania shall authoize
an uninterrupted track to be laid down OF
the gauge of four feet ten inches across
the county of Erie so as to connect the
Buffalo and State Line road with that of
Cleveland. 3.- ..-...,,.,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19
Australia Matters.

auStTdIld A1dtteFSs
A letter from Hobart Town, dated Sep
tember 8, gives q surprising account of
rich gold discoveries, about fifty miles from
that town:
"They have been digging very deep.
one hundred feet from the surface, appa-
rently inexhaustible All can tell you
respecting it is that the peoples minds are
partly turned, from the immense discovery.
Every tub-full of earth they raise from
these holes contains pounds weight of gold.
The more they dig the more inexhaustible
it itappears. At Geelong tumult had bro
ken out among the diggers. The govern
ment has sent up all the military to quea
the disturbances, and the marines Of her
Majesty's ship Electra are mounting guard
at the treasury, and the sailors ofthe above
steamer of-war mount sentry at the banks.
The military from Van Dieman's Land are
about to be dispatched to Melbourne to aid
the military already there. Goodness on
" knows how all this will end. Hobart
Town. Sept. s. by the steamer from
Greelong this day, find that gold quar-
ry has been discovered near Geelong, one
hundred to one hundred and thirty feet
from the surface of the earth, putting all
other digging in the shade. Eighteen
thousand ounces have been taken out in
three days, by few persons, and one per-
son got a lump weighing 100 lbs, in one
solid piece"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

SONORA ExPEDITIoN.-We understand.
says the Alta, that force, to be composed
of one thousand men, is already partially
organized for the purpose Of proceeding
to Sonora in the course of two or three
weeks. 5.5 LII
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

BIENNIAL SESSIONS. Governor oi
Georgia, recommends the holding of an
nual sessions of the Legislature of that
State. He contends that nothing is saved
by holding biennial sessions, and that the
increase of business demands the change
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

1Purdy, the manager of the National
Theater, New York, has obtained por-
trait Of Harriet Beecher Stowe, at cost
OF $500, which he is now exhibiting sthis
thcctcr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

TUEsDAY.-To-day the sleigh-bells are
rlnging-the sleds are coming in from the
country, and our town begins to wear a
business appearance again. We like to
see things moving off in this way, as they
cause cheerful hearts and stirring times.
Anything to drive away the monotony of
dull times and muddy weather.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

ANOTHER PRINTER GoNR.-H. CAN
FIELD. formerly Editor of Democratic
Standard, at Akron, Ohio, died on the
SOth ult
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

@The modifing influence ola body of
water less than a mile in breadth, is con-
clusively shown by the difference between
the two banks Of the Mississippi River,
near New Orleans, where it runs East and
West. The South side has milder clim-
ate, vegetation advances earlier in the
spring, the cane has longer period to
mature in Autumn, and fruits that are oc-
casionally cut offby the severity of weather
on the North bank, are uninfnenced on
the other.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

MIssrssrPPI.-The New York Herald
affirms that Col.Jeferson Davis, has beea
nominated by the Democratic caucus OF
that State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

.QuARrz.-The Grass Valley Telegraph
says that the Auburn Hill Quartz Mining
Company have realized, from one week S
work in crushing, the sum Of S13, 1850 rs.
Sixty tons Of quartz at their mill, yielded
nearly four thousand three hundred dol
lars in twenty-four hours crushing. @@i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19
~It is said the Hon. John Mclean

NEIt is said the Hon. John Mclean
received letter some days since from Gen.
O.@Hinton, who was then at the Sandwich
Islands, asking him to interfere for his
freedom, which, of course, his Honor could
not do, as he is now fugitive from justice,
A gentleman who saw him, says, che
looks very old and broken down, and very
anxious to return to the States, and looks
but little like he did three years ago." Tru-
ly the way Of the transgressor is hard
Wosh;ngtfm Star
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

MEx1co.--It is stated that Govern
ment agent has been sent to Mexico to
purchase books to elucidate the California
land claim cases now before the Supreme
Court, in which titlesto property valued at
upwards of S10O,O0O,OOO are involved.
The agent is expected to return in time to
try the cases at the present term.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

A SINGULAR TREE.-Seven miles from
Oregon City, there is a species of ever
green tree, which abounds plentifully, Of
character altogether peculiar.
The tree varies in hight from one to
seven feet; the leaf resembles that of the
pear, while the trunk and branches look
like those of the orange tree. The upper
side of the leaf is thinly coated with a
gum having the appearance of oil, and
of the consistence of honey. Handling
them causes the gum to adhere slightly
to the fingers. The gum, as well as the
leaf and bark, are highly odorous. The
fragrance, which is quite strong, resem-
bles that of Bergamot or ripe fruit, and a
few leaves are sufficient to perfume
room. A leaf, fully wrapped up in pa
per, SO as to be entirely concealed, was
handed to several persons, with request
that they would tell, by the smell, which
twas. All expressed themselves highly
delighted with its fragance, but gave diff
ferent answers as to its character. Some
said that it smelled like ripe pears; some
that it was Bergamot; while others
thought it smelled like ripe apples. The
flower resembles that of the white Jessa-
mine.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

IMMIGRANTS DEFRAUDED.-A few days
ago a. Swedish immigrants, mostly wo-
men and children, arrived at Pittsburc,
who bought and paid New York agent
for tickets to Chicago. The tickets were
entirely useless after they reached Pitts
burgh, and the unfortunate holders were
left penniless.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19
| california Correspondence of the Pioneer.
From California.
MARYsyILLE Nov oetb 185

Deur Gles:-I am indebted to you for
a copy of your exceedingly neat paper,
and shall endeavor to discharge the obli-
CATION by noting few facts which may
be Of interest to you, if not to your read
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

GHMr. Bright presented bill grant
ing four hundred thousand acres of land
to various counties to construct contin-
uous line of railroad from Lake Erie to
the mouth of the Ohio, Mobile and New
Orleans, making total of two million
acres. The company to carry the mails
and transport munitions of war free of
cost. s.ae
The accidents which have so lately be-
fallen two or three of the Pacific steamship,
merely from stress of weather, ere con-
sidered strong practical arguments in fa-
vor of the construction of the Pacific
Railroad. In case of war, the communi-
cation with California, and the shipments
of gold dust, would be entirely suspened.
This is worth rejecting upon. 9sa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19
British Philanthropy.

John Bull has many acmirers ia this
country ofhis exalted philanthropy in pity
ing ''the poor slave Of the United states.''
He deserves such friends, for his preach
ings and his doings are so consisntent in
their Christian character! A letter from
the Chincha Islands, on the Pacific, Illus
trates the points:
The guano is dug by Chinese coolies or
laborers who are brought here by English
ships from the free ports, of their native
coasts. The poor fellows are made to be-
lieve they are going to do well, by engag-
ing to serve as Iaborers for FIVE years at
"real' York shilling day, and scanty
allowance of rice.
The truth is the poor Chiuemen are sold
into absolute slavery-sold By Engzishmen
into slauery-the worst and mostcruel per-
haps in the world. Here are about eight
hundred of these unfortunate creatures at
work on these islands at time; as fast as
death thins them out the number is increas-
ed by new importations. The labor is
severe-mueh more so than that of the
negroes on our Southern plantations.
The Chinese work almost naked under
a tropical sun where it never rains. They
are slender figures and do not look strong.
Negro drivers-the most ugly looking
blacks ever saw-are stationed among
them, with heavy thongs, which Ihave of
ten seen them use
The fact that some of the Chinese al
most every week commit suicide to escape
their fate shows the true state of their case.
More than sixty killed themselves during
year chiefly by throwing themselves from
the cliffs.
Americans that have, to bear the re-
proaches of the English for institutions
entailing upon them. and which they
could not avoid, have right to reply that
the worst slavery that exists among the
civilized nations of the earth is maintain
ed by the Brithish subjects, who transport
coolies to the Chincha Islands. @
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19

@-When Capt. Ingraham, says an
English paper of Dec. "a, arrived at Al
exandria, three weeks since, the refugees
there received him with loud acclamations;
an extraordinary representation was given
at the theater on the occasion, and patri-
otto songs were sung.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-01-19
Clippings and Scribblings.

The New York Herald publishes the re
port of the State Comptroller several
days before it was delivered to the Assem-
bly,. The Albany papers say that the
document was stolen. This was proba-
bly, true, as he who will lie will steal
The daily union., 1854-10-17
DIED,

At suy Maine the place Of his residence Sep
enber LEONARD JARVIS in the I'D year his age having
been born on the 18Th Of October 7sa day memorable
e surrender OF Yorktown He the district which
he resided four successive the Congress
States with homer himself constituents poll
uean ofthe Jefferson school from youth day
having Iucked TO the
disguised IN The avowa of his upon
nor never had occasion define his position Devoted
10 c institutions OF his country and considering
he United States the result Of compromises
and opinions wthon, which Union could
lie esaded every one OF Its provisions alike obligatory and
therefore and avowed opponent agitation
slavery question He neither
he citizen of Maine citizen the United s.utcs
recognising his allegiance to both
mined TO support either ia the exercise OF
by the people, and TO oppose the of either infringement
of the powers delegated reserved other.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
spaulding q Roserys Two Circuses.
Consolidating tAesr

Consolidating
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIatUs
From their paaua aquatic the Mississippi and
ONO nvers and their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS
fayorably known North and Eas, nto
ONE MONSTER CONCERN
With the two companies, eonpriSiDg respectively sn
gaished northern and southern performers,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE,
Daily Ia the in Of the audience with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS,
Tpo Sets Of CIouns,
FIVE CLOWNs IN THE RING,
HoKsks,
COMPLETE DRAMATIC CORPS,
Pantonime erery .ifternooa,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHT. NED KENDALL, THE BUGLER.
kendars Bras Band! cAoa,e's String Band!
uiunpha procession through principal Streets shout tsn
O'Clock, at every place OF exhibition, the bands in
the grand Floral Car OF SiatuetIes,
DRAWN BY FORTY HORSES
Driven by and everything else ahou, the estsb
ihment the elaborate
Lake, New Orleans
Mile
Aymar the e.
scenic equestrian Master Clarence The equestrian hero
Ms Omond, the beautiful scenic
uepd Motley brothers
renowned vougeu. Monsieur La Thorn
Professor BALDWIN, the English wizard W. knkade the versatile
compiishcd maitre w. j. Paul. Brown,
Ryan, W Conner, &C., Sc, will be exhibited p. m
p. afternoon
Al Alexandria, Monday, October 10;
AT Georgetown, Tuesday October II ;
At Washington city, MarketIoue "wednesday Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday, October rs, s, 10, a.
wants half price 10 box only.
Oct 5-dl2t
The daily union., 1854-10-17

August %, 1854.
Notice hereby the holders following
stocks of the United smtes that department prepared
chase time between 20h day of No
vcmber those stocks amounting in the
TO 600, in the and hereinafter men
toned wit:
In case of contingent competitions within stated
preference will be the order Of said stocks
may be offered The certificates, duty assigned United
States by the parties whe thereof must
be transmitted ,ia upon receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following particulars
], Iba par value, specified certificate.
g The act of
July 1885, redeemnbIe November per cent on the
stock of the loan authorized by Tedeemab 3t De
ccmbe 1862 of ii per loans
by the OF s47 and 1913 and edeeab on the
December 1857 and the latter Both june per
and on the stock of the loan authorized 1885, and
deemahe the 3s of December 1854 commonly the
indemniyD per cent
g. interest par certificate from the Isl of Ju,y
allowance for the reach days
in addition
Payment for said stocks will be Treasurer of
the United States the assistant
or Philadelphia as the parties may direct.
But certificate will be entitled this notice
which shall aot be actually Treasury before the
said Goth day of November
JAMES GUTHRIE
Aug 2I-d20Novf Secretary of the Treasury
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Health Report.
OfYicE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH,

OfYcE or THE BOARD HEALTH,
Washington, October ID, 854.
nterments during the of September 1854: Absccs
anestfena aeectasis, apoplexy inhamaon OF brain,
bonc'its,l; child birth, consumption, 49, convuIsions,
choiera - cholera infaniam, NJ debility darhusa dropsy
dysentery l2 epilepsy bilious fever, congestve fever
intermittent fever typhoid fever yphus fever 81 yellow
fever, gangrene, shot, IL hematemess IA whooping
cough, 2; hydocePhaus ntemperance congestion lungs
3 maIasma 81 meningitis old 81 paralysis, phegma
sia doens, still born 81 tubes mescncca Hismus
tum, / tuberculosis, /; not reported, 10,
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Ohio Elections.

CiscIsSAT Oct. H-Sixty counties in this State have
been heard from The independent ticket those counties
has $4,000 majority The whole State will probably give
90, 900.
viii be seen that the members of Congress-
heard rom elected and their beaten
regard to their votes the Nebraska bill The know
ings have it all their way.
The daily union., 1854-10-17

virtue OF decree OF the circuit Montgomery county
AS court Of equity, the and others
William Glover and wife, The subscriber
Clarke, the lots
lying IN Montgomery coany abou, eight miles Washington
cy containing originally 90t all of
except lots Nos 2 and
Tsil o hes contiguous No Bladens
burg road on the other and CoIesve by
uneommony fine chestnut and oak TIMBER residue pines
ana open land unmproved IL well well
aton and may be easily improved There small
IT. IL contains lS0x acres.
Adoins No 2 fronts Washington Coesve
contains l57x IL has of
commonly besides
and soil similar 10 that of No 2.
All persons wishing purchase
which will be shown
thereon.
Terms OF sale Ono-ird OF the purchase will bc
to he Padin cash the day sale, equal
n' IN Que and two years from the day sale and bearing
M he day sale and The thereof to be BY
e bonds OF the purchaser purchasers with
DC by e trustee On the payment Of whole purchase
money and not before the will purchaser
ne property him. her them sold, fee and
discharged OF all claim OF the parties this and of
w. VEIRs BOWIE,
Oct Octl4-dHsH2awtdcp Trustee.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct l6.-Eight hundred barrels Howard
street Hour sold at 81 75 Sales of 5000 bushels white
wheat at 81 70 81 s5 red at 81 65 81 TO- Corn white
and yellow, $4,000 bushels sold at rs Other articles
unchanged.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Hlsesion Of Vermou, .S,uo,or,

MONTPELIER, Oct. 1.-THE Hon. Jacob Coamer of
woodstock whig was to-day elected United States senator
Tor the long term by majority in both houses of about 80
ana the non Lawrence Brainard, of ST. Adams
LOT the snort term receiving nearly every whg and eeso
vote.
Gov kozies message was delivered this forenoon. The
governor admits himself to be strongly in the pro
hbitory liquor law
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Storm at Cape Jfay.

PHLApELrHIA Oct. l5.-There was a violent storm last
night with heavy thunder and lightning The Philadelphia
House was struck and slightly damaged.
schooner ashore Grow shoa but we have no
tcuiars. strong northwest wind is blowing tonight.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
Attempt 10 Murder Hon. Henry Nay.

BALTIaoRE, Oct 6.An attempt was last night made to
murder Hon. Henry May. pistol ball fired through
the window OF his house The ball passed through Mr.
May and lodged in the wall The perpetrators it is sup
posed was pentenary bird whom May formerly prosecu
ted There is much excitement in regard the matter
The daily union., 1854-10-17

NAUTIEk'sThe restaurant attached this establishment
" after thorough
tiers can be served with luxury notice.
The for
complete ORDER and arranged any number of
ladies and gentlemen. O. GAtJTIER
Oct I5--d3t a52 Penp.vIvnni. .v.une
The daily union., 1854-10-17

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Lightho Board, October III, 1854
NEALED PROPOSALS win be received at This office ual enc
~ ocOck Saturday. the 2s nst furnishing sixteen
fstrained
delivered tph we'll made casks suitable shpping and in
alongside the United supply vessels New
Bedford Massachusetts, within sen days after The Of
the bid.
The oil the foregoing advertisement be
subjected the usual specific gravity temperature which
will remain mpid by burning by such
be thought by the whom that duty
be assjgncd before will be accepted and oil will be
cepted under this advertisement which will reHin lnpid
Az Of Fahrenhe independently other
The Light house Board authority Of department.
right although be lowest from
olber considerations than the price proposed
II desired successful bidder the oil will be received,
standing Immediately after acceptance OF the bid
By order of the Light house Board;
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
i2--eod4t Secretary.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
BygJ. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctioncor,

ByJ. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor,
SuPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE HANDSOME
~ cabinet fuRiturc curtains Thursday moning
October 49, at 10 O'clock the large story
eide G between and occupied by the Hon.
e. Faulkner shall sell all the handsome and
keeping effects, viz:
Superior octave rosewood piano forte, by Boswell
Piano stool and cover, whatnot
Suite rosewood crimson furniture
Pair Of handsome rosewood plush dvans
Plush covered tctea sofa, chairs
Rosewood centre table, rush chairs
Handsome e chairs
Mahogany sofas, parlor chairs
Tapestry BRUSSELS and three ply carpets
Oiicloths, mating,
Gilt frame Mirror Venetian blinds
Crimson damask curtains, shades, and cornice
Handsome oak halI
Three handsome cOttage chamber suites
Fine walnut carved high post bedstead
Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany dressing bureaus
Hair and husk mattresses, holsters and pillows
Walnut extension, dining other tables
Cottage bsdsteads, lounges, toilet
Handsome mantel clock, chairs
French china dinner ana ware, &c, &c.
Terms $40 and under credit Of
four mons for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
The house for possession given day Of
November.
For terms, &C., inquire Of the auconeer the prsmses
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
. Dct I'D AuctionecT.
The daily union., 1854-10-17
By GREEN q SCOTT Auctaoneers.

By GREEN ~ SCOTT. Aucta0necrs.
VERY SUPERIOR rARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
nj auchon Wednesday, the 1871, instant, SELL al
the festdesce orc Wcman, 18th
los avenue aad II street. nearly Messrs
O'Clock,
soent Of rosewood, mahogany, furniture,
fine f. r. Gothic gilt frame mirrors, u by 20 inches
DO do do - "a do
3 marble and gilt brackets
line rosewood silk CHI
nne walnut hair cloth Frenc, sofas IL parlo chairs
fine rosewood figured velvet chair
fine and walnut
hoe niaibctor sofa centre table, walnut whanot
tine lace window curtains, gandoles,
fine marble mahogany dressing bureaus, asstsnd,
hne wainu, wardrobe, mahogany walnut French
Gothic bedsteads
fine Gilt chandeliers mahogany
fine velvet tapestry three and other and oclotb
Fine feather BEDS hair and other mattresses and
toilet
Fine mahogany bookcase bedsted
many articles which unnecessary enune.
Terms; All under $50, cash S50 OF
days FOR satisfactorily endorsed, kearng interest
GREEN SCOTT, Auctioncers
r. The above mentioned nd
quality The ladies and the
public general particularly invited find
IL worthy their attention. q, A s.
Dct
The daily union., 1854-10-17
by j. q. MCGUIRE. Auct

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE-On Thursday, the 18th
October instant AZ O'Clock, shall offer for sale,
the premises, the following desirable lots:
Lot % square 2s, fronting street, opposite
Franklin Square, extending back 10 alley.
The eastery g. fronting % feet New
York avenue, the State Department.
The easiey of LOT 253 fronting % feet and four
inches extending back alley On
lots are two small brick houses commanding good rents Title
Terms OF sale One third cash. residue equal
ments in nine and eighteen months, with interest
Deeds will be gven and with deeds taken
the balance
All conveyances at the expense Of the purchaser
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct lid Aucti0nesr