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Feb i7Iaw4w
Commissioner Gamers Once,
p.tsrxhnry Eshruarv IN las.


Petersburg, February 10, 1854.
LII persons claiming heisa taw devisees Of Mrs. Eliza
died aers about he Beginning ye lsSo are hereby noasd
relationship my
Of The circuit court the case s e. al -. Nc
and eI The la, viii and Of said EsassS spsncsr
S G % s% @ q, ss Of ws 81. died
and profits thereof those entitled proportion
BY he said eoan and !" a.. a..
ns@e O. oil s parties &c a. heir or dsv.se. o. said Eliza
hed for not less than four weeks such newspapers
a. Of .oI make
day certain TO be spccihed in such advertisement. -
Commissioner Chanccfy.
THE American Year. Book of Facts, and Annual OF
ei,sS 5SiS@es s'.,s. p.'sSvsy, s.yg & iGr Z. sst s
The Cruise the North star, under Mr.. Vanderbilt.
The True Theory Of Christianity by William s. crayson;
The Indian Archipesgo voi The rspuans J" London,
Fancour'. History Of Tucn.ani yoId Lsndon, 1854.
wiIsnson Popular Account oths Ancient Egyptians -
May Law, Privileges Usage Parliament, vel
The Laws of he BRUSH Colonies in the West Indie. and other
MARI FRAScK TAYLOR.
HOWE scenes and Home sounds, Or World from my
just received al TAYLOR d MAURYs,
Mars Booksellers, near 9th street.
ELLIorT's DEBATES AND MADISON PAPERS
federal constitution sy The General convsn
ton at Philadelphia lIs7 Together with the journal
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Leer Yates.
rresopal Opinions Virginia Keriucsy VS. 9o
and ether Illustrations the constitution. In
than Elliott Published under The sanction Of Congress-
For sale BY the publishers In Washington.
TAYLOR MAURYT
Mara Bookstore, near s'h street.
osr LAND Warrant BOUNTY land wanan, No 1880,
100 yor Of Jeuahan smith, sci
being through lie posi- ees . m seponsS member aoa:s
of Representatives, IN June 1882 and received him.
have entered said in General Land Once
while make application for the issuing Of duplicate.
JONATHAN SMITH.
Jan 3-tawfw
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EOR AE or caseA commodoas four story attic house,
l3h street. side the
tsins twelve and has papercd
throughout Terms accommodating, possession given
aey Address 4o Solicitors Once, Treasu, Department
Oct t5-adn
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 80 Wall street, N. v.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool.
@. ROBERTS d co.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
J. MUNROE d CO.,
u Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Have
these ships will be accountable for gold silver,
bullion Specie lewcy precious stones metals unless bills Of
the value thereof therein
Jan
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ron
CINCINNATI Lousris indianapolis, Columbus, Zonespe, Crss
land 7oiedo, Chicago, and 81 Lotns.
THROUGH for all the above points be had at the rail
l. road station in Washington.
leaving Washington arrive in Wheeling
with the splendid winchester and Durna
from Wheeling direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo Chic steamboat rs
miles, Louis Leaving Washington p they viii
with the splendid "Unon Iine
Lousvie and Indianapolis by railroad
from lswrenceburR.
Through Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indanapo
also for GAINESVILLE and CoIumhns by naonri road stages from
wheenr Passengers holding through tickets can lie over at
point on tho route For Information and tickets apply 70 r. H.
PARSONS agent, Washington. !.
J. u. DONE,
Feb 7-dn Master Transportation.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages the
splendid lotteries will the attention. and
account Of each drawing will be Immediately after is
to all who order from
Address r, J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb "a Wilmington, Delaware
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HON. N. G.. UPHAM.

We have before u.s. in pamphlet FORM the reported opn-
ions delivered by Hon. ~ G. Upham, of New Hampshire
of the commissioners appointed by this government
under the convention of 1853 with her Britannia Majesty,
for the settlement of claims between Great Britain the
United States in the of the Enterprise in the
of he Messrs aurens and in the of he schooner
Hamilton" They each involved important questions of
commercial and constitutional law That presented in the
first was the right of vessels driven by stress of
weather. other inevitable cause to enter any harbor for
shelter necessary incident to the navigation of the
ocean, carrying with them the rights the
sci and personal relations of those board when
the ocean.
In the second it the question of jurisdiction of
missoners claims of citizens subjects of either gov
ernment domcied in another country.
In the third the question at issue related to the
strucon of the treaty of ss relative TO fisheries the
coasts of North America.
The opinions in these evince large e
gal ability united to careful and comprehensive acquire
ments in the higher domains of Jurisprudence We hope
the proceedings of these commissioners may be spread be-
fore the public future day. for the benefit Of mer
camille men and others.
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ITIINOlS.

Three cheers for Illinois, exclaims the editor Of the
Quincy Herald and we feel assured that most of read
ers will heartily respond after reading the following graft
flying announcement in that ahly-conduced democratic
organ:
The nearly all received for the State at large,
indicate clearly and beyond doubt the election of Hon.
John Moore treasurer by from three to five thou
sand majority, Miller the know nothing abolition can
didate Col Moore known to the people of the whole
State as staunch unnchng Nebraska democrat and the
coalition of aboonts, know nothings, and wings made a
rally to defeat him for that particular But
they have been handsomely fnled Col Moore is triumph
any reclected and in sustaining him the people have
tanned the Nebraska bill and Senator Douglas We shall
present the figures in day or two"
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and children of the port of Philadelphia praying Congress
to pass law making obligatory for all ships and vessels of
$50 tons and upwards clearing the cuomhouse TO be fur
nhed with two or boys apprentices Also the pc
ton of Joseph Mock for the renewal of several patent
rights Also the petition of Joseph Mock praying Congress
to pass law ndemning him for losses sustained in
actions with the government of the United States
by Mr.. ASHE: The memorial Of the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, praying for compensation for in
ares sustained by it in the transportation of the United
States mail.
BY Mr.. PERKINS, of louisiana The memorial of Mrs
Ruhanna and Rebecca Whitaker referred the Committee
on Private Land Claims.
Mr. DISNEY gave notice that he would ask leave to in
roduce bill to render the navigation of the Louisville and
Portland canal free of toll.
Mr. PERKINS, OF Louisiana notice Of his intention to
introduce bill supplementary TO Gan act to enable the State
Of Arkansas and other States to reclaim the swamp lands
within their limits"
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SIXTH DISTRICT OF MAINE


The hteAgencer having copied from the KenAebec Me
Journal article that Mr. Fuller received his certificate
of election signed by only portion of the council and
that at quite lelyu Mr. MAihen c present has claims
before the neat House. &C., &C. prevent misrepresentation
this point state that Mr. Milliken appeared before
the governor and council Of Maine and submitted to them
written memorial setting forth his objections was per-
mitted to read parte adav and his was eabo-
raely argued by counsel yet the governor and council
Though opposed to Mr. Fuller in polcs) gave him his
tifcate by four hundred and six plurality.
Mr.. Fuller submitted his case either upon technical
grounds count all the thrown for himself and
Mr.. Milliken In either event he has large plurality,
1t is difficult to perceive what ground exists for con-
tested election The only preence for doing u.s. that all
the organized plantations in the State (some seventy
in number) have not returned list of the names of the
voters to the secretary Of States Office This has been
done in any instance for fourteen yearsfrom the time of
the passage of the act authorizing the organization of plan
taons for election purposes And, what is more every
department of the State fully committed to
the construction of the law adopted in the present in
stance by the governor and council,
If the construction now claimed by Mr.. Milliken be
adopted would have changed the result in many import
ant elections in that State for the last fourteen years
There really exists shadow of preence of contestng
Mr. Fullers election 1t is gotten up for political effect
alone.
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Treasury Department, N. c.,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until
o'clock the Goth of December for purchase
in bonds issued by the State of North Carolina under
assembly The Weldon
road, and for The Improvement
Tar They by exempt
ton for They will bear date LIST Of july 1854
will years. and will coupons
payable the first January
July each Both and principal will be payable the
Bank of the Republic, OF New York, unless
purchaser prefers have them al the treasury this State
They will issued of 81 900 each Parties bidding
address their letters endorsed "Proposa North
Sock the undersigned Raleigh North Carolina They
also what kind of funds they propose The bids will
be opened the Goth December the OF the
comptroller OF State G. W. Mordsca
president OF the Bank Of The State Of North Carolina The
signed the right of accepting bids whole part
deem advantageous the State Successful bid
will be required informed of acceptance
bid in bank the of their bids will,
the LIST Of July the credit
North Carolina This deposita be made the Bank
public, York,
Cape Fear, Raleigh showing ere at
small
be had application al this Office Mcssrs Brown DcRos
set, city of New York
d. w. COURTS,
Dec 5-dtd Public Treasurer of North Carolina.
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1854.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT CAIRO, IILNor--The Louisvil

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT CAIRO, ILLNoIs-The Louisville
papers of Saturday morning last contain statement OF an
exciting circumstance which occurred at Cairo Illinois,
day or two since colored man. who kept grog-shop
on fiat boat Cairo having been sued for 500, and
Judgment rendered against him. threatened TO shoot the
magistrate if he refused to let him Off Afterwards he
armed himself and took his stand the boat The latter
was quickly surrounded by number of people when the
negro fired into the crowd wounding four persons The
boat Immediately set on FIRE by the crowd and cut
loose. Whilst out in the stream the negro tied weight
around his neck jumped overheard and drowned thus
Gaping the terrible death intended for him by the
excited crowd.
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comprehensive enumeration and reeraton of the great
fundamental principles of the democratic party announced
with admirable coneiseness, and presenting most i'm
pressive combination of great principles which constitute
the platform OF the administration and of the democratic
party we shall take early occasion TO refer in detail
to this luminous enumeration of the great fundamental
principles ofour party The message will be received with
cordial approval by the people and will be cassed by the
popular Judgment with the ables State papers that have
emanated from the executive branch of the government
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The Democratic State Convention of Virginia have
mated Henry A Wise for governor; F. W. McComas for
acknowledgement and W, p Bocock for attorney gene
raj Before adourning, the convention adopted the fol-
lowing resolution unanimously:
Resolrea Tt the official of Franklin Pierce has
been marked by perfect observance of the limitations of the
constitution and entire fidelity to the principles upon
which he into power and therefore, entities him to the
confidence of the friends of constitutional liberty
ton of the confederacy.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The United States Supreme Court commenced its term
yesterday at IL O'clock Present Hon. r. B. fancy,
chief justice Hon. Messrs Mclean Wayne Cairon Daniel
Nelson Grier Curtis and Campbell associate justices AZ
ter organization the court adjourned until to-day, when
its members and officers repaired in body to the presi-
Dental mansion pay their respects to the Chief Mags-
trate of the republic The court will the call of
the docket to-day.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House was called to order by the SPEAKER at II
O'clock M when the roll being called, the following
bers, 1874 in number, answered to their names;
%uiaG-- Moses Macdonald Samuel Mayall, T. Wilder
Farley, Israel Washhurn jr, Thomas j. d. Fuller.
Nep Hampshue.-George W. Kittredge, Harry Hibbard
Vernon. James Mcacham, Andrew Tracy, Alvah Sabn.
observation-disclosures d. Eliot Samuel L. Crocker,
Samuel II. Valley William Appleton Charles W. Upbam,
Nathaniel Banks, jr, Tappan Wentworth, Alexander De
Witt, Edward Dickinson, John Y. Goodrich
Rhode bidnd--Thomas Davis, Benjamin b. Thurston
Connecticut james T. Pratt, Colin NJ lngersoll, Nathan
Belcher, Orgen s. Seymour.
Ncr lork-Thomas W. Cumming, Hiram Wabrdgc,
William NJ. Tweed, John Wheeler, William A. Walker,
Jared v Peck William Murray, Tleodoric X. Westbrook,
Russell Sage, Rufus W Peckham George A. Simmons,
Bishop Perkins, Peter Rowe, George W Chase, Orsamus
3 Malteson Henry Bennett Daniel T. Jones, Edwin Il.
Morgan Andrew Oliver John j. Taylor George Hastings,
Davis Carpenter Benjamin Prngle, Thomas T. Flager,
Solomon e. Haven, Reuben Il. Fent"n
New Jrseg-Nathan T. Stmtion, Charles shelton, Sam
ae Lilly, George Vail Alexander c. NJ. pcnning.
PcaHSgir0nhtTho b. Florence, Joseph Il. Chandler,
John Robbins, r, William II. Wite William Everhart,
Samuel A. Bridges Clancy Jones, Isaac T. Hester Ner
James Gamble William H. Kurt, Samuel L. Russell John
MMcCuloch John /. Dawson, David Richie Thomas NJ.
Howe Michael c. Trout, John Dick.
Deidrare.-George Read Riddle.
Muyldnd-John r. Franklin, Jacob Shower, Joshua
yansant Henry May, William T. Hamilton, Augustus r.
Sellers
VygiEia--Thomas H. Bayly, John s Milson, John S.
Csskie William o. Goode Thomas 5. Bocock, William
Smith, Charles j. Faulkner John Letcher Henry A. Ed
mundson, Fayette McMullen.
North Cdroiiao.-Thomas Rufn, William 5. Ashe, Sion
H. Rogers, John Kerr Richard G. Puryear, Burton Crage
Thomas j. Clingman,
SoaA Cdrolad-John Mcqueen, James l.. Orr, William
W. Boyce
Congratulated H. Coquitt, David J. Bailey, Elijah
w. Chasain Jnnius illyer, David A. Reese Alexander II
Stephens
Aidbama.--Php Phillips, Sampson W. Harris William
X Smith, George S. Houston, Williamson X. w. Cobb
James +. Dowde
MssssYPi--William s Barry, Ohio L. Singleton Wiley
J. Harris, William Barksdae
, LoaistaHd.-Wilam Dunbar, Theodore q. Hunt John
Perkins jr.
0hio-David T. Disney, John Scott Harrison, Lewis
~ campbell, Alfred p. Edgerton, Andrew Ellison Aaron
harlan Moses B. Corwin, Frederick W. Green, John L.
taylor Thomas Rtchey Edison b. Olds William H. Lnds-
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GEN. CAss.-PREsIDEYT OF THE SENATE

Byreierrng to report of the Senates proceedings
yesterday will be that Gen Cass was unanimously
chosen President pro mpore of that body In comforting
this honor upon Gen. Cass the Senate simply consulted
their own dignity and the country will learn with regret
that the distinguished from Michigan accepted the
office with the explicit avowa that he would hold the same
for only one day.
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NEW YORK, Dec. Ave have had quite severe storm of
rain and snow here. 1t is quite cold.
The Times, In editorial this morning seriously doubts
the story of the discovery the dead body of Sir John
Franklin and others of his party recently published by the
Canada papers
The Presidents message has arrived here and is posses
sion of the postmaster TO be opened and delivered to the pa
pers its reading the Capitol Much
anxiety to see it.
Petitions extensively circulating here and receiving
many sgner for the pardon of Dr. Beale of Philadelphia
There is European steamer due here until about the 10th
Instant when the Pacific which sailed from Liverpool the
18th ult, may arrive. Nothing due Haifaxthe Europa
and Niagara having been taken of The America sails from
Boston Thursday. 1t is exactly known when the
Southampton steamers due
The recent difficulties between Dorian, first of the ill
ted steamer Arctic whose gallant have been
recorded and the propreors of the Collins line of ocean
steamers have been amicaby and satisfactorily adjusted 1t
is thought he will be reinstated.
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Markets.

New YoRK Dec d.Breadstus dull. Sales of 600 bbls.
-four at Saturdays prices Wheat-lO00O bushels sold
prices unchanged 10000 bushels mixed sold IS So
cents Cotton duh. Stocks unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.Sma sales of Howard street -four
at IS H. 1900 bushels of wheat sod-whe 81 90 81
red, 81 So 81 80. $1,000 bushels of soldwhte II
cents; yellow, so cents. Other articles unchanged.
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From Philadelnhin

PHILAoELPHIA Dec 4.The excitement in reference to
Dr. Beale continues and the petition for his pardon re-
ceving thousands of signatures The weather very cold
with some snow on the ground.
The Presidents message is here in the hands the post
master awaiting the Geographic of delivery
at the Capitol
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SALES TO-DAY.

BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
E6TENSlVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
Ia HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTs-On Tuesday morning Deem
Der 5h at 10 O'Clock by Of
SELL Columbia
street, very large o. furniture he. viz;
Figured plush covered sofas, chairs
Marble top tables tables
Mahogany hair spring sofas
Chairs, psIlor al chairs, rockets
Marble top pier tables, vases
Curtains, cornices window shades
800 yards 3piy carpet. oilcloth
dressing bureaus, IL plain bureaus
"a bedsteads Of various styles
Feather bea1, hair and
20 wardrobes 20 washsiands
70 toilet SETS 20 looking glasses
6dozen assorted chairs 10 tables
10 chamber stoves, clocks
Large quantity Of cIockery Ind glassware
Table Cloths napkins, bed clothing
Cooking afei rsns, &c.
together with a large utensils.
eusi so and under of
ninety days. o notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JOHN b. kIBBEY Trustee.
AE JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer
p g. The above by and consent Mrs. oak
who Is about TO remove from the city.
Dee I'D
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HON GEORGE VAIL,

We regret to learn that Hon George Vail left Washing
ton last evening for his residence in New jersey in
quence of serious indisposiuon in his family
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The Ohio Rtuer.

WHEELING Dec 4The river is now rising consider able
rain having fallen here The channel is fair navi
gable condition. and boats running freely Business active
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the MarbIe Statue of the DIV

EMBEHS Of Congress and strangers Visiting the
Wl respectfully informed a
and choice stock Of she latest styles OF rich silk
of dress goods
New style Paris cloaks, in velvet, satin, and cloth
Handsome French work goods,
light material
Elegant ilte and coioed Canton shawls
Cashmere long shawis, good bordered scars
Maltese Vaencnnes, Gmpue, and English
edgings
Black laces for trimmings
All kinds Of fine white goods
Silk, thread, and hosiery
Best kid gloves Lyons best yelveis
Undervests Of all kinds for ladies and
Fine Welsh and English hannels
cambrc embroidered, and hem stitched
Fine linen for collars and bosoms
All of the above goods viii be sold at the pce
and earnestly solicit all good
prices stock before making purchases
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h Co..
Corner Of Pennsylvania and 9th
Dec Stiff
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BUFFALO, Dec Ave have had quite severe storm here
which, it is apprehended have done serious damage
the lakes 1t is intensely cold, with Canal nayi-
cation has been closed
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CONC TO CrSoNSAT.-Kunke's minstrels are announced
TO appear in Cincinnati during the last week in January
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionocr.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC
saeOn Thursday morning. December 7th, 10 O'Clock,
front of the auction rooms shall sell portion Of the furniture
and household effects of the Hon. E. Everett
convenience sale
Mahogany plush sofa, parlor chairs
' Do harsea soia and parlor chairs
Marble top centre table, side do
Mahogany card tables, breakfast do.
Walnut extension table, dining chairs
China, glass; and cockery ware
Cottage chamber suites
Mahogany dressing bureaus, washstands
Wardrobe, toilet sets
beds, hair
Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
OilcIOth straw mating
Cooking, parlor, and chamber stoves
Together with general OF kitchen utensils.
Torms cash, JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D AuctonceT.
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IL y II T. l. Il G X A PHI


BOSTON Dec AT has been blowing gale of wind here
All aay Inc steamer Essex and brig Matanzas
the wharf At the Presidents message had not arrived
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A E,.-k Rich Paris ma cloaks,
IL velvet satin, mor antique, and cloth.
Beautiful silks, brocade plaid, plain hounced robss
Fine lace and muslin embroidees of FONT Maltese
Lmeric, Honon, and Gimpure.
Sylphdcs, colpets, chemseis, collars, and sleeves.
, Embroidered muslin and carleton robes.
Also, styles
French chDtz, and wool p.aids.
Evening and party dress goods i'll great variety.
above received ready
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call
WALTER HARPER 4 co.
Dec 5-eo3f
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THE Cavalry Manuel by Major Ainsiie, 18th I.,g,

THE Cavalry Manual by Major Ainsiie, I1sh Light
Dragons. vol, London.
Cavalry Field Service by Capt Beamisb ih Dragon Guards
lpo., London,
Cavalry Duty by Robbins adu,an Dragon
vol, London.
Hussars, (klled at sebastopol.) / vol. London.
Cavalry, History and Tactics by the VOL London
Cavalry Regulations, Official. 1 vol, London.
Regulations the Yeomanry Cavalry by Col Lord
vol, Loiidon,
Ordonnance de Cavaierc. 3 vols, Paris.
Facique des Trois Armes; par lie Copitainc Fave.
Paris.
Armes 10 Colonel Prussien Decker Paris
Reconnaissance Miare Inntee ct Cavslerie par
Lelontere. l vol, Paris
Avau Poste de Cavaee Legere par De Brsck general de
CavaIerie. vol, Paris.
And other writers the subectEngh, French Ameri
FRANCk TAYLOR.
Dec
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CRY WARRINGTON, December !, 1854.
THE property rights, credits, copa
nershp Of seiden Withes Co. have conveyed and
assigned the undersigned available
by sale and collection speedily possible and apply the
proceeds the liquidation
formiiy with the of assignment
We pledge bring
ntrused speedily possible and
application Of the proceeds Of the
In the will be
banking house Of the firm in this city, inspection of all inter
ested.
The circulation said firm being preferred, speedily
deemed.
say commencement of the
Of said firm which have them quiaon
that abou. 900 circulation other
liabilities have been redeemed
- In amount about and the dePoses TO be
paid about As schedule total liabilities about
81 ,O00, 600.
Acting only shall governed strictly by the pro-
visions made in the deed taking responsibility other
invested the assignos
deem unreasonable or ungenerous.
mo- A. ENGLISH,
WIN. BAYNE,
Dec 2-d3t Trustees
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TRANs-ALLEGUANy and selden, NVishers, T. Co.'s
i notes bought at the highest ratios, by
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Dec l-5td No. A32 Penn, avenue,