davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24
A T THE REQUEST OF many persons

4 THE REQUEST OF many persons
N We adopted the plan to diepose by lots Of thrss
most magnificent articles (here below describsdO too
costly to be disposed Of at private sale, viz:
Magnificent solid Papier Macbe Cabinet, richly in,
laid in mother pearl, made expressly for the greet
Worlds Fair, worth $500
superb solid silver mounted, gold edged ladies'
Dressing Box, Of exquisite workmanship, Of Louis
XIV. style, worth $3.50
Rich massiye metal Roman Clock, with two lArRS
Caudelsbras to match, worth $S5
Nearly all the numbers have been sold. The fsv
remaining unsold can be had by making inmediats
application to our store. On Saturday the eubecrip-
ton list viii he closed The drawing will take place
neat week. Subscribers requested to call this
week and settle for their numbers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

At f O'CLOCK Ps m.
Span OF large Bay Carriage Horses, of fine figure
and action, and warranted perfectly sound
aud kind in harness
Handsome family Carriage nearly new
Elegant French Coupee, built to order by 9Law.
renee" Of New York
One opsn Phaeton, very little used
Set of silver mounted Carriage Harness
Horse and carriage Covers stable Furniture, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 a credit of
sixty and ninety days for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auctioneer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

nR j. ALLAN CARMICHAEL will
- continue SIS heretofore to practice bis prof.s.
sion in the City OF Washington.
once, Pa ave, north side, ret. 18th and 18th sts
may 9-ImH
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

TIE WEArHER.-For the last day or two the
weather has been much cooler, rendering out
OF door employment much more agreeable than
it was last week. Today. at II a m. the
thermometer registered ~ degrees.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

EANS.-Just received a further supply Of span
l. lsn and othsr FANS, and for sal. very cheap a,
may 23-3t LANNON'S 9Th 81
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

EfANs, FANs:-We have JUST opened large va
= 1iety OF FA-lS which we will dispose of low
Also, Toilet. Dressing, Tuck Side and OF ket Combs
Hat, Clothss, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes: Hsfr
Git, Poma'um, Cologne, Extracts, Baskets, Grace
Hoops, Canes, Riding Whips, iano Stools, Piano
Cove r. @e, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS,
may 23-tf Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th Sta
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON MA1L.-It i,
SAID that efforts are now being made to expe-
dlte the mail between New York and this civ.
and If the arrangements contemplated succeed.
the morning mail can be distributed at our
post-ofice at o'clock, p. m, the same day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

RAcEs.-The Baltimore Spring races will
commence on Monday week, the 9Th of June:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Browns Hot

may IT
0NHE BEST STOCK OF GOODS m
i q. THE DISTRICT OF C0LUMBIAi-WALL
STEPHENS respectfully invite the citiIens Of ash
tngton to inspect their last importation OF the
GOODS they are now making up. Such nne as
sottment Of Linen Drillings, NestipgA new styies
and patter ns rs we'll of Cloths, was never before
seen in Washinston. may E-N
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

BY j. T.. MCGUIRE, AuCt1Oneer-
HANDSONE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
III Effects at Public Sale-On THURSDAY, the
LIST Of June, at o'clock m, shall sell, at the
residence of Lewis Warrington, Esq, on the north
side Of street. between 18th aud Goth streets, ell
his Furniture d Housekeeping Effects, viz:
Rosewood 7-octave Plane Forte, made by HAllef, pa
Wis L Co.. Boston
Walk ut French Sofa, Arm. and PArIor Chairs hand
somely carved, and upholstered in MAROON
Satin Damask
Gothic reception and Fancy Chairs
Marhle-top Sofa Table, Astral Lamp
Ladies' Walnut Writing Cabinet
Chinese Chess Table and Feapoys
Gilt Mantsl Clock, Brackets
Beautiful Chinese Vases, Card Receivers
Chinese Table Ornaments, Punch Bowl
Maroon. damask and lace Curtains, Cornfos
Tapestry, Brussels and threeply Carpets
Hall and stair Carpetipg. Rugs, Mats
Walnut hall Furniture, ball Lamp
Mahogany Elizabsthan Bedstsads, Dressing Bureaus
Do Wardrobes, Mattresses
Msrbletcp Washstands, Toilet Sets
Enamellsd Cottage Suite, Window Shades
Extension Table, dining Chairs
Side Tables, DC.
French China dinner, teo, and coffee Sets
Silver plated and Tea Dessert Sets
Do Liquor Stand, Castors
| Ivory-handle Table Cutlery, Glassware, de-
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen re
| Quisites
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $50 credit o
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorly en-
' JAS. q. MeGuIRl,
! NAV I'D Aust3oueer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

=, ATTEMPT AT SrIcIDE.-A negro girl, named
Margaret Ann Williams, attempted to drown
herself, byjumping into the canal, yesterday.
She was rescued by Mr. Jno Hunt and others,
who happened to be near, and was sent to Jail
for safe-keeping by Justice Clark.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

y, AsoLIrIosIsN.-A negro belonging to Mrs
Moore was arrested on Saturday night, in
whose pockets was found the following
WEsrBoRoUGH, Mass, March 8.
Honored Sir: Although with sorrowing
hearts We learn the bill which called forth
our petition, accompanying this note, has with
friShtful haste passed the Senate, We still pre-.
! fer to confide it to your hands, as one whose
noble generosity will not deem it inappropri-
ate, at this dread hour, that mothers and
! daughters of the free States plead the cause of
| their suffering sex in the care of those who
| have the power to bind their letters stronger
| or loose their chains Please commit Il to
some member of the House your Judgment
may select, who. like our lamented Adams
| will appreciate our motives and sympathise
with our feelings, and thus greatly obliee 1our
humble PET1TIoypps
To the Hon. CHARLES SUMNER,
Washington. d. C.
lNJuRlNG PUBLIC PRoPERTY-Itiss said that
certain evil-disposed persons have been min.
ring the boxes around the shade trees ON the
long walk between It'll street bridge and Ma
ryiand avenue. 1t would be we'll for such
persons to know that malicious mischief of
thus Kind is punishable with a fine of not less
than ten dollars.
ATTEMPT AT SuICIDE.-A negro Dir, named
Margaret Ann Williams, attempted to drown
herself, 6yJumping into the canal, yesterday.
She was rescued by Mr. Jno Hunt and others
who happened to be near, and was sent to iaii
for safe-keeping by Justice Clark.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON MAIL,-It il,
said that efforts are now being made to expe-
dlte the mail between New York and this CITY:
and IT the arrangements contemplated succeed,
the morning mail can be distributed at our
post-ofice at o'clock, p. m. the same day.
TIE WEATHER.-For the last day or two the
weather has been much cooler, rendering ont
OF door employment much more agreeable than
1t was last week. To-day. at II a. m, the
thermometer registered ~ degrees.
ALEXANDRIA FISH Wharf.-The Cumber.
land Coal and Iron Company have rented the
above for their trade until the next fishing
season. They have, therefore, now two Nharyes
in Alexandra and one in this city.
CORRECTION. james r. Ball Is the candi.
date for Sheriff in Alexandria county, and not
james 7. Hall, as stated by our correspondent
day or two since.
DLsMIssED.-We are informed that Officer
j. H. wise was dismissed from the police scr
vice yesterday by his honor the Mayor.
MARINE BAND -The marine band will not
play this evening at the Capitol Grounds, in
consequence of prior engagement
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

"ANTED-Three coed COAT H.7NDS and six
w PANTS and VEST HANDS will fiud imme-
data employment 1t WIN. TUCKEk'S
may 22-tf Pa avenue BET. ~ and 9Th sts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

CIRCUIT ColRT.-Nothing of imrortan ce was
transacted to-day, and it was considered pcssi
bic this morling. while cur reporter was in
the court, that the court would adjourn to-day
until the next term In October. The jury were
discharged yesterday from further attendance.
In the course Of yesterday, several natives
OF other countries were naturalized citizens of
he United states
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

liPR0VENESTS.-Sever improvements are
going on about street, which will do much
W enhance the value of property about the
part where the improvements are being car
ned on. We noticed some short time ago
and We observe that within The last few DAYS
large range of sheds, adjoining n public
house IN ID street, known as the Farmers
hotei, have been torn down, and We under
Iand mat stores viii be built upon the lots
Wien Will certai nj y much improve the local
iytr0m its present neglected appearance.
HE CAPITOL GRoUNDs.-Many pedestrians
are IN the habit Of making pathways across
Inc capitol grounds, and Of not combining them
selves TO the tagged pavements or gravel
walks IL is noticeable in many parts, that
INJURY Is done to the grass by this habit, which
ought to be prevented by the proper authori-
ues asst dishsures the place without being of
any use to those who indulge in this eccentric
amusement
CROSSING TEE TRAcK-The negro who was
nurt while crossing the track of the Washing
eon branch railroad, as noticed ia Yesterday 3
star, died at the In6rmary, in Baltimore,
tnltner he had been taken. An inquest was
neid over the body, and the jury returned a
Fefdlrs OF death caused by carelessness on the
part of the deceased.
NEW LocoAoTIyE.-A splendid new, fr.t
!idss' coal burner, locomotive engine and ten
geE, were completed and turned out from the
locomotive and Car Works Of Messrs Smith d
TTtefAins, OF this place, yesterday afternoon
me locomotive is for the Georges creek Coal
ana Iron companys road near Cumberland,
aad named the A Ii. Stump.-AIez. Gazette.
CoLosIzATIoy.-A series of interesting ad-
dresses have been lately delivered in the
various Churches Of the District of Columbia
~ tee Rev. Joshua n Danforth, agent fol-
.se Colonization Society, On the subject of the
|o!onization Of Liberia, OF which report speaks
highly. -
CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY.-The congress
slonai cemetery which was so long neglected
now being enlarged and beautifed. A mum
ger OF new monuments and other memorial!
OF affection, some of them very costly, hays
osen recently added.
he IRoS BRIDsEs.-On Monday in III.
Board Of Common Council, Mr. WannalI In
Iod1ced q resolution, which was referred I,
me Committee On improvements with q vie
the building Of Stone piers under the iroI
structures which row stretch over the canal.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

he IRos BRIDsEs.-On Monday In the
Board Of Common Council, Mr. WannalI In
fodoced resolution, which was referred to
ns Con- mittee On Improvements, with a vie "
the building Of stone piers under the iron
structures which row stretch over the oapal
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24
BY j. c. McGUIRE. Auetioneer.

may sd
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-24

COST OF LIVING IN WASHINGTON. gem
uemen dIned este. day at a fashionable Penn
sylvania Avenue restaurant after giving an
hour 5 notice only for the preparation of their
dluner, and among them drank only a couple
OF bottles of wine for all which they were
charged precisely 6tfV dOli4ysi
We have seen n.4d men often in our time.
ou' we have rarely seen seven gentlemen SO
essentially put out as they were last nj ght.
1t will be long before they again venture on
the experiment of essayiDg to dine at positiT civ
the most fashionable place in all creation. with
out doing that :. positively vulgar thing - max
ing bargain beforehand, ii We may believe
their asseFerations of repentance.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
GUARDIAN SALEOFREAL
ESTATE 9gge aA} %

Y On the i6tli day Of February, a. d. 1854, a,
one o,clock.in the afternoon, at the house OF
William A,herton, in the town Of Pendleton,
in the county Of Putnam, will BIO sod to the
bighest bidder, the following real estate, as
the property or William Glover Edward Clo-
yer, and Martha Cloaer, minor heirs Of Jacob
Glover, deed, TO wit NJ The tuHdiyided,three-
etghss Of the north eastquarer OF the south
east quarter. and the north west quarter OF
tho south east quarter Of section twenty.
township ono south. range eight east lin Put
nam county 4 Ohio, and containing eighty
acres Of land more or less. Appraised at five
hundredond sixty. osdollarsahd fifty cents.
TERMS or SALE.-7One third cash in hand !,
one third in one year, and tho residue in two
years, with interest from day Of sale-defor-
red payments 10 be secured By mortgage On
HENRY KtLLHEFFER, Guardian,
BY Jamet Mackenzie, his Att'g
jan. H., '56. i
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
MECHANICS. INVENTORS q AND
,zia'H MANUFAC CTUREItS.


IVOLvMElIx efihe ScIEEflF Ies 1tERicAs
v cnmmenceao on the 7th OF September,
tits chiefly devoted 10 the adsanccHens o.
the interests at .fzerhaaics, h.sensogs' Jga"n,
fd'fltreTs, s7l6 Farmers, by the 'difiusien oI
useful knowledge nponthese important bran,
chez. II is edited By men practically akilied
finthea arts and sciences. and Is widely TegaIi,,
ded as sound and able journal. Nearly aii
the VELuARLE PATIENTS which issue weekly
tromthe Z TENT OFEicEare liLvsTR ATlp wirk
RKeR VINES. and the CAAiMs oi all the FAT
ENre are published IN iis columns; thus ma ma
king the paper perfect SCIENTIFIC AND Ma
cnAStcAu EScYcLoREDIAj Ajor futuie aaweil as
presentrsference. The SciENTIElo AMgRIcAh
is very extensively ciiculated- its circnls. /.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
THE. YANKEE NOTIONS,
FOR leb4., ,,,.y 81.
A N EW VO,LU NJ E. !
'i.'s' pROSpEC rus. M

TN commencing q New, Volume oil 1hf
Motions, the subscriber begsio soy few
wordstc its readers and the world'at large.
Twelve rhenths ago, when The Second yo-
hume was begun, its cirinlnuon was but
Fifteen Thouaand, oil told; il has now
reached Thirty Thousand, rand sincreases
with every number. As with it's circulation,
90 withsiis improvements. the last numberis
always The best. one. This, however. 10 uc-
eouuted for when its character. and the' mn
ney laid out upon it., is considered. Unlike
many similar attempts in this country, y does
not copy cuts fromrthe London Punch, and
thelke French and English publications, but
has corps Of artists cf its own, whom i
pays literally for their best ettOrls! lie mul-
titudcs Of pictures, even ne smaller initial
letters, are designed for It, and 10. no other
paper. This, and the amount. aud ability coi
reading matter ia each number, has run II
up to Fifteen Thopsand IN twelve gmlon'hs,
and viii runsit up Twenty Thousand more
during the next gear. pa y A.l-al ~ s
For tI,e literary portion Of The Notions, the
subsciiber says nothing, and for the best OF
ali reasons, IL speaks for itselE II ranges
over the whole ground Of wiz and humor,
from tho keene at bon mot and repartee, 10 the
broadcast and richest Joke, and nnscdote.
Tales, essays, sketches. witticisma, from he
Bsst writer's iii the country glances'nt pass
ing events az home and abroad; and In fact,
ii isa general oh.nihns gGtterahs ofacnrica.
tuiss. Thus il has been during the two
.ySars or its existence, innd thus, and greatl
deal moro, toe, ,iewill be in iis Third Volume.
Each authber will sconsist1 Of Thirty. Two
quarto psesa, double columns, nnd will con-
,ain from Fiftysto One uundredslllusirntionr
!, will be printedonc good papers on clean
new type, and, what is most wonderful OF
ali, affarded for the small sprn Of One Dollar
and Twenty Five Cents per annum! Who
can and won't snbscribe'at that ridiculepsly
Tow price. Furthermore ITO all who send
In their subscriptions fbeforothe fourteenth
of February, 1854, the sabscIibef will send
"free gratis, for nothing,nla benutilul yalen,
tine, worth not less than Twenty five Gents.
Heie be inducements indeed. Now step
up 10 the Captains office md settle.
The First and Second Volumes afelrow in
tho hands Of the Binders. ,nnd may be had
,heiSaiter,, in d variety o. bindings in cloth
and morocco. The late fire which destroyed
a pail Of tho subscribers premises, has fer
n moment, retarded the getting out OF the
back numbers, hut its consequences are be-
ing repaired dail Z, end the New Year com.
menceS hopefully. Send on your subscrip-
tions byEundreds. by ythonsands, ..eorqe one,
como alI.v gen shall be- accommodated.
amused, delighted. Enclose Ono Dollar and
Srwenty- FIVE Gents and receive 1heaNottons
for one year!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10

! STATE .I,3lDCltA' Z
! On or about til FIRST Monday az Del
Icembcr, ,he undersigned will issae
dally naper pildef The abose lille, 10 bN
devoted 10 lie news of the day and 4,
|palitics.
n viii be published ps RiEonIlng pa-
per, which will give iis patrons The adj,
vuhiagc Of the evening telegraph reports,
received a, too lais an hour to be printed
lin he evening papers, as well as the
news BY the evening mails. BY ihis
means our citizens will receive the rcporie
10y telegraph, Of The markets and ,vthei
intelligence some four or FIVE hours in
advance of the Cincinnati papers, and
fromr eight 10 twelve hours IN advance Of
the other CITY paper. The aim Of ils
conductors will be 10 make il a business
and news sheet, and 10 accomplish this. /.
care will be taken 10 give full and daily
reports Of the different markets, as well
as other items Of interest To- the trader
and fafmehnfl .boaihlfi glGsla bni
| The next Congress will fully developc
! the policy Of new adm;nislralions--
The nob,ea slaud taken by Secretary
Marcy inahis admirable lelteiso the Aus
I,rian Minister on lhs Smyrna difficulty,
so cordially endorsed by 1.-The great body
oi tho American people, irrespective of
parry, shows tha, however much we may
differ 10 matters Of cxpediency, yet when
the in,efes, aud honor Of our county is
al sake, we mo . united people. . sts
| The unsettled state Of the European
world---ibe commanding position sf our
country, and The Determination Of the
new administration, as already expressed,
10 mpke The title Of American citizen q
passport Of safety and of respect IN all
parts Of the world, has fixed the attention
Of the other nations upon us, and the
action ofille coming Congress, IN sus-
tanning tho position ,akensby Gen. Pierce,
will possess peculiar anG deep interest
TO The American people. IN keep our
readers advised Of the aclien of the na-
lional Legislature inibis, and " other
..c t,a,a, ,,ot;c, ,u II hc our
~. I III = N''
S ~ N s,Ms ~, fon,, ~ I,nn,,y ,nr,.,a M,
own State Legislature, with Democratic
mrjpri,yo large bayopd preceden. in plheT
.sA,Isv. .ns - ' n,,,,na H. ns,. cons,;,n.
Sp III y, ~ fs nst,s NH ..ncces,fu
ons,,,ian @ The leoisla,;ye reporIs ueu of ,be
! f1uIo ST.rr DrmocRAT. from The Ions
erpe,ienca of ils conductors. wc hazard
but; Lille, in saying, will be equal to those
Of am uapey ever published ii. Ohio. II,
The overwhelming majority by which
the Democracy of, Ohio succeeded at tbs
| laie election, by siandine firm 10 its prin,
ciples. uud refusing 10 incorporate any O
The cphemeral issues Of the day with il.
political creed, can only be maintained By
a steady adherence and a frequent recur
renee to llie fundamental principles which
divide the two great parties Of the coun'
ni. The Onfp STATE DEMecRAr vii
steadily aim 10 maintain that ascendency
rand in SO doing will give the National ant
Estate administrations a steady and heart,
supron. III sssg gH ~ o,gg
| An connected with the DEMocRAT as
editors and publishers are practical prin,
ters, and il is their intention 10 present 9
sheet, that for Typographical elegance
viii be equal 70 AM, Of iis colempOraricst
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
IPR0SPE CTUS or THE INDEPEND.
ENT.y-VpLUMI SsxFM, 1854.

This wellrknown and widely -circulated
Journal, conducied BY Pasiotsof ConQres
yaiional churches in New foik and vicin.
lily has nearly completed ils 6Fth year.
In addition 70 ibo regular editorial
coFPss Rev. g, oB. CheeseF, D. r., (C.)
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, (s). Mrs.
Harriet r. Beeebcr Stowe gu. Il. B.S.l
Rev. Q. l.. Brace re. IL. and 'tAIihhie
Myrlle," IN. NJ !, arc stated contributors,
engaged TO write weekly, and will be ass
sisted by most sble Correspondents a,
home and abroad, who viii do allinrhe
power1o mako This Journal an interesting
Religious and Family Paper. The Ell.
ilors are, in truth, 'indepsnden,,' having
full and solo control oi the columns Of
she paper. atsns s3nte0 io emo sai 7a
TERMS--Two delIars per annum, II
paid strictly in advance. oiq
,01F Clergymen and Posimastels ale
authorized Agents. and are solicited to
engage in lhe work OF extending our cir-
culalion, Fifty Gents commission on
each new subscriber viii be allowed
them.
Any person wishing TO Subscribe, viii
please enclose in an envelope two dollars
and address,
Publisher Of The Independent, No. 10
Spruce ST., New York,
prepayins postage, and money so sent
will be considered a, our risk. Sn' scrip
tions forwarded before tho lst Of Janus
ry next, vii! enliile subscribers TO The re-
naming numbers of the present volume
free of charge. o II .N a
The paper will bs sen, in exchange
for'one year 10 any newspaper or month
ly periodical that will publish this Pros
pec,us, including this notice. - : -
New York, Dec. Isl, 1853. , .'.'i''
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
Eq ,t ,Ts w. STRONG,
9S Nassau Street, New York.
ROAD NOTICE.

-RToTICE 10 hereby given that there VIII
1N be o petition presented tclthe Commis-
sioners oi Putnam county Of ther mex.
March Session, praying for the granting oi
the, following sRoed:15C Commencing on the
east sids Of, Tho Miami Extension Canal ,on the
E& w harf sec tion line OF section thirty one,
town one south. range ave east. thence lcust
along snid halt section line until 1t in.ersccts
,he road lending from Fort Jennings to Otter.
vile. 7fgA December 81. 1867 663*
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

ON the 18th day:oi February, a. d 1854 "a:
ono o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, at
the door Of the cour, house in the town Of
Kalida. in Putnam county, o.. will be ssld
toahe highest bidder, the following real es-
tate, as the property of Stephen White, de-
eeased, 10 wit: The north west quarter OF
tho north west fractional quarter Of section
seven. town one south, range FIVE east, in
Putnam county, OHIO; containing forty-cight
and four hundredthsi acres Of land more OF
less, subject TO the dower.of the widow. Ap-
praised Al three hundred and thirty-six dol
lars.
TERMs. OF SALE--One- third cash in hand.
one thirdin nine months and the residue in
eighteen months. with interest, from day ol
SALE Deferred payments to be, secured BY
mortgage on the premises. T., isI.
ANDERSON e. GARY! Admr's. 81
.HCaFhI L byA. iBUDD. theiJ AIRY.
d Jan. 10, 1854, gsf B.r,q