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5DlSLEY,S VARIETE. r
IL .4qa Mr. GOODALL and MRS. CT ADSTANE.
THIS EVENING will be perfarme'', -econd Il e,
THE C0RSICAN lBROT Frs
n n f Ioss q, F FTsnssi GooDALL

NOTICE I'm consequence of the length Of this
magnificent drama, and in order that the audience
may be enabled to retire at q seasonabls hour, no
other piece will be performed the same evening.
Prices Of Admission :-Orchestra chairs Is cents;
dress circle, 30 cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladies, 81; family circle rs cents. T~'r 'z!o :
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NOTICE. &
WALTER P0MERoY, of Georgetown, D. c., re-
Nv spacfully Informs his fellow citizens that he
has received from the Circuit Court Of the county OF
Washington. land giren bond in due form) tho ap-
pointment of CONSTABLE He will therefore per.
form the duties of that Office with fidelity, and will
collect debts, rents, and all other agencies on the
the proceeds. He sOcits a share of the public
patronage and promises to do his duty
b Witness bis hand: WALTER POMEROY.
h jan. 16-5ms
EENTLEMEN'ShT r ShaxvIs
O We have now On hand :. . = lI
As heavy superior Travelling Shnwls d .g-n
Which We viii sell low for cash al. In. -,
80 50 ~ VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
-1-@H'tf Corner Of z tn street and Penn Avenue,
dec 1a-If -tTE7f{f 81 r. s4lT
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
IN --..-. STAR COMPANY.
sG1 BENEFIT Of MR. oOLLINS.
THIS EFENLN9 will Be performed 1ssi7-.-s4 ~
p f :. s4altta9-t s.a THE IRISH AMBASSADOR
After which the iaughable farce Of stssa
- ltss55 n HIS LAST LEGS
Overture by the Orchestra. ss.sa
To conclude with the farce Of THEMES Z Il
p ifs' t5'si'= hss THE LOAN OF IOvER
Prices of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, snd
third tier 80 cents; reserved and orchestra seats
cents; family circle and ooiored gallery Is cents.
Doors open at 6N, to commence at O'Clock.
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SELECT sOIREES DANsANTE,

SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE. b..
DROP. Ill. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure in
L announcing the commencement of his Soirees
on THURSDAY EVENING, January 10Th, at his
Hall, Columbia Place, corner Of It'll street and La
avenue, AMI will continue every Thursday through
out the season. -
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe by the month can
90 so by applying at Mr. j. +. Ellis Music Store Pa:
avenue, near 10th st.
The School is open for the reception of pupils on
Tuesday, at 81 IN, and Saturday at 10 m, for Ia.
dies, misses, and masters, and on Tuesday and Fri
day nights at o'clock, for gen tlemen.
jan 1S-TuW&Th3w III , -er
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

~ DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
WE have now the largest stock OF O meSt,c Dry
w Goods 10 bs fou.d in the Dis,ri g which ne
arc sailing at very low prices, for instsn e
Ia pieces yard wide Brown Cotton AZ eIZe
leo DO q do heavy do do do
cases good bleSchedS do do
600 pieces fast colorsd Calico a.
800 do Mous de Lsine, from 10 TO l-fi.o
100 yards superior fast cold Ginghau do
ISo pieces white and red Flannel, 70 nd Csc
Heavy Blankets, coed size and hns for 81
lb,o0o yards bleaehed Cotton, embracing ALI % tia
grades and makes from 6l< to ls3zc.
10 cases Cotton Sheetings, all width.
1000 yards Pillow 8 Up Cotton all widths
lest price for the cash.
fERBY, TEBBs VERIFY.
Corner Of It'll street and IA avenue
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WA NTED-ofI J


WANTED-An indusri-
~ Gus sober man, with a small family, who un-
derstands vegetable gardening. can have very ad-
yantageous situation on my farm, IL miles from
Alexandria, Va 20 to 30 scres, or more II REQUIRED
would be allotted of first quality situated south
and east slope. Cabbage, lettuce, onions, Kae and
strawoerries planted out. ALEC, q large quality of
good manure on hand. Horses and implements fur.
nished. Also, comfortable House and wood. large
and good or hard. Apply Immediately to WASH.
I. HARPER, Alexandria, or on his farm. ~
i'm 27-eoSt
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
I'HE undersigned has COMP let.d tie above cstsb
L hshment, and is now prepared to execute ever,
variety of work, Do rs, Blinds. Sash, Mouldincs
Scroll Saving &c, to which he desires call atten
ton of builders and others.-s. ii $500. ~" :
Intending to devote his whole attention to thi.
business, he hopes TO receive share of the pubii
patronage. .ETaEIr
He has connected with the above the msnufsc'ur,
OF planes and having the services Of ono Of the bc
makers in the country, is prepared to fu. nsh car
pcnters and dealers at short notice
W1. B. DAVIS
Cor. LIST and SITS, near Railroad Depot
" ian 1o-eo1r, - 1T
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Lou1sIANA.-The Legislature organized
on the 10th inst. by the election of W. F.
Wagner as Chief Clerk. In the House,
Mr.. Sandidge, of Bossier, was elected
Speaker, having received 81 notes.-the
Wings having voted for Mr.. Williams, of
Lafourche; and w. III. Higgins was
elected Chief Clerk. One Henry, B. Kel-
ly, Of Alexandria, Democratic candidate
for Chief Clerk of the House, has for
years been a true and faithful Democrat,
but when his name was spoken of IN con.
nection with office, many supposed it
was Capt. j. A. Kelly, of New Orleans,
who is strongly suspected of being o
Wing. Before any explanation could be
made the election was over, and Mr.. Kel.
ly left out. But since the matter has
been explained he has been provided for
by giving him another situation. Sc
much for a name
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~ FoR BEoM aIns. THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
CouGH, and the effects of imprudent use of Mercury
No medicine has uver been discovered which has ef
fcted such cures ~ Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseasef produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Neural.
ga and rheumaism have all been relieved and
cured in wonderful manner, by the great purifier
Of the blood, Cartars Spanish Mixture
The case of Dir. T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call On the Agent and procure a
pamphlet containg cures, which viii astound you.
ss*See advertisement. -..--s q, s.-s
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~ Now Is THE rME.-The display of daguerreo-
types ct PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
handsome buGDess, and hundreds are delighted with
the fplendid pictures they obtain there Let it be
duly remembered q nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and whas b gratifying, al
ways attains 1t. This accounts for the success of
plumbs Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
al Weathere. dec =
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By GREEN & SCOTT. AUCTIoNEERs

0I WHEN q SUIT, AUCTIUNkERS.
HOUSEHOLD + URNITU at Auction On
IL MONDAY, the Both Instant. we sl1sll sell, a,
10 O'Clock a. M, at the res dence of Mrs Brooks on
street north, near the corner Of 9Th STREET west
(the fsg win designate the house, goodhssortmcnl
of nearly new Furniture, viz: lTE
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, ana Tables
Maple Bedstesds hsir and other Mattresses
Cane seat and other Chsirs Carpets
Chins, Glass, and Crockery Ware .'a.-
With general assortment Of other Furniture
which We deem unnecessary TO enumeratc.
Terms: Uuder $25 cash; over that sum a credit OF
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactory en-
dorsed, bearing interest ''- rs +rs-...s
GREEN a SCOTT,
; Jan I'd - Auciioneers
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SpRrfu1LTsx.-Judge Edmunds, m q
lecture at Worcester, Mass, gave the fol-
lowing fact as confirming the doctrine of
Spiritual interest in the affairs of men -
Before any accounts had been received
from the San Francisco steamer, a me-
dunn, in New York, had received and
written out a full account Of her loss, of
the rescue of a portion Of her passengers,
by the three ships, of the number that
was lost, with particular description Of
the persons and dress of the two female
passengers whose names were not known;
and that the account agreed entirely with
the facts as afterwards ascertained."
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~ The stock of NOAH WALKEx& Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich aud varied at present
citizens in want of Great Bargains in fashion able
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Th-ir
goods by themselves and purchasers
may rely on good fit. They are closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices, as
they must all te disposed Of in time for the coming
season. CiGnsns, strangers, and visitors, call on
them If you would save money.
=. Jam
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III IL ETA first rate business lot suit,bIe for
i lumber, coal. or wood Depot on the corner
or 18th street west and the canal street north Also
a two story and basement brick HOUSE, with store
ana nat back building Inquire Of Jno. p. Hilton,
agent 14th street, between l. and NJ SITS north.
ian 17-Tu&FsWk
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young woman, q situation
Nv as Wet Nurse. Enquire on Macs avenue,
petwecn lst ana "a SITS. ian 23-3t&
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BUILDING LOTS.-A variety of eft, bu;d.
- ing LOTS for sale on accommodating terms
Also Dwellings, Apply to MYERLE 4 WEBB,
Real Estate Agents. few doors east of Matte nal Hotel
jan 2i-eo2m -
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ny Ii N . 1SA 1VN, AUCtIohter.
INVALUABLE LOT AND BRICK DWELLING on
10th street.-On FRIDAY. January 27th AZ 4
O'Clock p. n, on the premises shall sell the north
half Of Lot No. 10, in squsre No. S1s. situated
10th street west between and streets north, har
ing front Of % feet and depth of l01 ct 2inchcs
10 80 foot alley improved by tvostory and attic
brick dwelling, containing roems.
Title indisputsble. Conveysncing ut the expense
OF purchaser. as .-r-s - 'ssitsT .ri
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash the residne in equal in
sta ments at Fix, ~, and is months with Interest
secured by deed of trust on the propertyss
ian 23-dts rufN
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/. ss.l- GEORGETOWN, DC.
GRAND FIREMEN's AND CITIZENS
a4ra- H "A ILL.,

.
THE VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY announce to
their friends and the public generally, that theil
annual BALL will take place Mt Forrest Hail. on st
VALENTINES DAY, February 14th.
The Company respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the public who msy rest assured that no pains O,
expense on their part will be spared to make thi:
ball one of the most agreeable of the'teason.
Superior Cotillon music is engaged for the occa
zion. 81. ~ f'f...' t.s..,t
The refreshment department will be- managed to
give entire satisfaction. .s-s.l5
Competent persons will take charge of the dress
ing room -..-.. 81. r-r ~
Firemen are requested to appear in full Uniform.
No hats or caps admitted in the ball room, except
by Firemen. .' v.-
Managers on the part ofths Company
Ed Wright, VIM Jones,
Levi Davis, o NJ Linthcum,
II Rodier, Jos w Marl
John Foley, SBB Cooler,
Semuel Pearson, Jos Clements,
Henry Gross, NJ Esther,
m Graves, WIN Edmonson, fi
John Fenlpy, G Krouse
VIM Craig, VIM Crowley
Jos Il Slmmes, John Mehagen, ---..
Albert Palmer.
Onhep part efMe Citizens 'ra
Hon Henry Addison, R;chd.Pettit,
Kobt Ouid, ESD Lewis Carbery,
Chas Mix, John N Belt,
Samuel Cropley, john Garrett.
John Kidwell, Jno W Sothoron,
LIT Il Brewer, Henry NJ Hurdle.
Committee of arrangements.
Ed Wright, VIM Jones,
John shackelford, Jno " Gross.
Geo OGutt, VIM Knowles
Anthony Rodier.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of the managers
and at the door on the evening Of the ball
Floor managers to be designated by blue scarfs:
committee of reception by blue rosettes.
Ladies who do not receive invitations, will send in
their flames t. either Of the managers.
jan 2l-eotbs
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LNOR SALE OR RENT-Two two story BRICK
y HOUSES, en 10Th street, near the West Mar
ket, pump in 'front.' good yards, woodhouses, and a
good alley in the rear, at 81 per month.
Apply at the store Of 7. W. johnson q Co.
ian 14-po3t*
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NOR RENT-1n a healthy and pleasant location,
Il two comfortable ROOMS, furnished, either can
be used as parlors or bed chambers. Inquire on 5h
street, second door from Louisiana avenue
ian 3Atf
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.

J'HE second Assembly BALL will Re held at Jack
3lst.
Tickets of admission can be CHAINED by subecrH
bers, at Stevens's store, Browns Hotel
Persons, not subscribers, can procure tickets nv
applying 70 one Il the Executive Committee AZ
Jackson Hail, on the day Of Ball.
jan 2426ls SO&3l
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LNOR RENT-A convenient two story UOUsE
l. with basement, containing tight rooms, all
private, situated Oh street north, between 4th
and 9th streets. -.
For information inquire of George Miller, on sth
street, between l. and NJ streets north.
ian 2l-ao3t
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AS-ADAMs AND DUSsHEE, sue ,essors to THOMPSON,
are making and coloring DAGUERREorYPEs superior
in beauty and deicacy of finish to any heretofore
made in this city. Pa avenue, between n and 9th
streets. -..
Call at their Metropolitan Gallery, and examine
their Work jan 16-tf.
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EOR RENT-Will be to let on the LIST of co
l. ruary next, two story brick HOUSE, with a
well finished basement, and one story and half
back building, situated on the Of Vermont av-
and streets north inquire OF JNO. P. HILTON,
Agent, office on 1Ith street west, between l. and Nj
streets north. ian e-FkTusvs
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Joe Shillington receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harpers and all the other Magazines.
and our readers viii always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery AT his Book
store, Odeon Building corner of4 street and Penn
sylvana avenue. t-r ausI0
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A LADY from the North, having lcase, one of
IA the new built houses on street orposite the
Patent Office, with modern improvements, bath, gas
&C, would accommodate few gentlemen with par
lots and bed room. B eakfast from 8 to IL A. M
Supper from until IL D m. Those deyirons of .u
comoortahle house and fine rooms can have them by
immediate application to -t t#I.T
jan 25-2w* MRS CUAg GRAHAM
M ANTED-To rent a medium sized FARM,
w with good or fair improvements One adap.
ted TO hay preferred, by practical experienced ard
Systematic farmer, or an interest might be taken
with the owner Of good farm, where the business
could be made pleasing and profta b,e, by judi
cious &C urse of operations. -
For address spply at this efice s..s, 'sf
jan A-3ts --t',.- rs, =. go --.s--.-
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From the Cape Of Good Hope, &c.

Political news unsettled and warlike.
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skVAhD-severel gentlemen can be accommo-
IN quiet private family, residing on the corner OF
Aeo ioth street east near Marine Barracks and Ma
w Yard.-Terms reasonable
.A line OF omnibusses pass 10 and from the
Capitol, within square Of the house, every fifteen
minutes daring the Day. p =
Apply personally to the SUBSCRIBE On the grrns
Sas7-2vs hsssass ,-1s-rI- eAt"na'
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United States Patent once,

o.. Shiteu states Patent O0ce
WASHINGTON, January . 1874 Z
we ne petition Of JANIS Row., Of Tampa Bsy,
FLORIDA, praying For the extension ef rste3,,
sranred 70 him on the 24fh Of April 1910, for An i'm
proftment IN Machines fer crushing hard .nh-
stance for sven years from the expiration OF ssid
p pa wnish kes place on the twenty fourth dsy
OF Apni, eighteen hundred and ffty- four,
A ooaerco, that the said petition lie heard st the
nen. vmce ON Monday, the 18th day Of March
neaS .. O'Clock, m and all persons are notified TO
,,a ana snow eeuse, any they have, why said
Penuon ought not TO be grar ted
ofI0slsg the e1tea sion are required "a an.
'ne ratent ofhoe their objections spevally set srth
Sn,'ng; at least twenty days before the d,v ~
nearing si testimony nled by either psrtv 10 h. ma
81 tne eein hesrlng must be taken and trnnsmitted
sccordeoce with the rulss of this Office vbicb ;lI
be FURNISHED on application. - : '-
ordrrea also, that this notice be published ", IN.
nnion, Intellgencer and Evening et.r. Wsshineton'
n y, fen9sy u anian, Philsdelphia, Pa: Eyenins
rs, New York; Post, Providence. r I: and Fjort.
aAa and Journal Tsllahassee ris once week for
hree weeks previous b the twent,eth dr
Oh March next, the day Of hearing.
CHAkLEs MASON,
pc = s0ot - .CommIsssop. Of Patent.
u. s..tditsrsof the above payers will please copy
aaa eend Their billsto the Patent Office with papet
con taintng tfis notipsl in oNNsT
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.sgaITs Al sss iss.'s a. 10 sss.s5
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ID o - Oommesfonsr OF Patents
y s:.tditsrs Of the above papers will please copy
aaa end Their biisfo the Patent Office with payer
oo'sean'nH Shh noore.1 Jan 2-N3w-
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Drs. Flodoardo and pHAvING asso
Hamilton r. Howard III ciated in the
Practice of Medic offer their services to the nuhIi
Once and residence corner 10th and StsylE -.
81 DR.. I. Howarfs health being re-established
he will as heretofore, deToe special sttenti1n To Mid
wifery and The diseases of women and children.
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IRE NAME Of the eolored man who was
found dead near Pearce's Mill, is Jas. Lewis
The verdic; of the jury aseribes his death "a
intemperance.
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CATTLE Marshal Droyer's Rest the offer.
ings of the week were 80 heads of beeves.
Our butchers purchased LIS at prices rang
ing from s3.121 to s. per 100 pounds gross;
% drove over to Baltimore. Sheep-sales at
~ 10 So per 100 pounds.
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MUSICAL THIEvEs.-Charles Newton and
William Loudon, two colored boys were sent
to Jail yesterday for stealing guitar.
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HONESTY OF DRoyER-Last week, Mr.
Cuthbert Owens lost the sum Of $500 in the
neighborhood of the Droyers' Rest, which was
found by drover, as he was returning home
The latter, as soon as he heard of Mr.. Owens
loss, called on that gentleman with the money
and refused to accept Of any remuneration for
his services
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10 BAKERS, coNFEcTroNERs, &c.
DARE CHANCE.--For rent, the store Fixtures,
III and dwelling suitable for a baker or conf,c.
uon r. having fine oven attached
The house ~ nj uated on the north side of penns
avenue. near West Market
Rent moderate. Inquire immediately of
.t :. b. MOORE, Druggist,
Pa svenae, between 18th and 18th sts
jaa 14-ds
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CORRECTION mentioned the other day
the fact CT two police cDiee,s being guilty OF
improper conduct on the street. They were
county officers, and not Of the police We
make this correction 10 justice to the police
officers, who have sins enough to answer for.
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BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETs.-The other even
ing, an elderly lady, who had just arrived from
New York by railroad, was relieved while on
her way in an omnibus, to a friends house,
from the depot, of a porte monnaie, containing
SIS, all that she had. The act was committed
by an apparently we'll dressed, polite gentle
man, who, while pretending to assist the lady
to seat, took the opportunity to rob her.
Such petty larceny" rogues ought to be well
ducked in the canal, whenever they are caught
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Old BOOKS. .FOJTET
II UME'S Essays, vols - =, 81.
IL Madame ds Ssvigle's Letters, translated into
English, b vols 4s-e- sTv,. 49, = -, - !.
Mont squish's Spirit OF Laws, translated into En-
gllsh, vols az ssg.srfI - ~.
Bacons Essays, 2 vols - -af-~.r
Grotus on War and Peace, in English, vols 80
f9nsadorh 8 Law of Nature and Of Nations, into
London Stage, 4 vols t-.er .rf
Dibdin's Classics 2 vols -,.ts'
Works Of George Lord Lyttleton, 3 vols
Secondhand copies Of the above, new oaes not be-
ing e Unable; Just imported from London. by
= jan ls-uasol ~ ss.-4 FRAHCK TAYLOR.
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY

jan 24-eaSt .-.-sz -
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-12-27
Chancery Sale.


PURSUANT to two DEGREES of the Circuit Court
Il for the county of Ottawa, in Chancery made
on the fifth day of October, in the year eighteen
hundred and ffty-tlree in a cause in said court,
wherein Francis b. Gilbert is complainant and
Amos Norton and George l.. Norton are defend
ants. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
the Circuit Court Commissioner of said Ottawa
county, in the State of Michigan, will, on Fri
day the 9Th day of January next at the hour Of
l0 Qcock in the forenoon, at the outer door of the
building used for Courthouse, in the village O {
Grand Haven, in said county, sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder those certain pieces or
parcels of land situated in said county Of Ottawa
described as follows, to wit:
The southwest fractional quarter of section
twenty-threc, containing one hundred and sixty
six acres; fractional section twenty-i contain
ing five hundred twenty and ninety hundredths
acres; the west half of the southwest quarter of
section thirteen containing eighty acres; the east
fraction of south east quarter Of section fourteen
containing eight and thirty hundredths acres lots
number one and two, and south half Of southeas
quarter of section twenty-three, containing two
hundred and five and eighty hundredths acres
northeast fraction of section twentysiX, contain
ing fifty-one and sixty hundredths acres, all the
above being in township number eight north of
range number sixteen west Also the northwest
quarter of northwest fractional quarter of section
thirty containing thirty-fve and ffty-two hun
dredths acres; the southwest quarter of south
west fractional quarter of section nineteen, con-
tanning thrtyfive and fOrty-one hundredths acres,
the last two descriptions being in township eight
north of range fifteen west. The west half of Sec
ton twenty-four, township number eight north Of
range number sixteen west, containing three hum
dred and twenty acres all according to govern
ment survey. Sale absolute. Terms cash. Dat
ed October s. 1854. 1851 WI.
ROBERT w DUNCAN, Cir. Court Com'r