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United states Patent once,

Y
an the petition Of CAROLINE !. " IlIIAH Admin.
" istra TX of Thos. Il. AiIsiams decreased. of Nc.
feau Eta ion, New Yors, praying for the extension
OF patent granted TO the ssii Thos X. williams.
on the 18th d-y If d csmaer, lS40 for an Improve
ment In ms" hines for hardenicg Bats in IeIti,v.
&c for seven yesrs from the expiration Of said rat,
cut which takes place or the l4b day OF Dec, M.
osr. eighteen hundred and nfty four:
IL ordered, that the said petition be beard Mt the
Patent Ofce on Monday, the 9Th day of ov- m isa
next, at IL O'Clock, m, and all persons are notifeio
appear and show cause, il any they have, why said
petition ought not to be graz ted. .e.- ,,F =
Persons opposing the extension required to file
ia the Patent their objections specially set forth
In writing. at least twenty days before the fsy q.
hearinR; all testimony filed by either party bs used
at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
In accordance with the rules Of this Nice which viii
he furnished on application.
The testimony in the case win Be closed on The
18th of nov; dispositions. aud other papers r~ed on
testimony, must be fld In the oiios on or hs,srs
the morning OF that day; the arguments. II snv
within ten days thereafter As'
Ordered, siso that thi, notice be published in tn
Union, inteiiigencer and Evening Star Washineton
" hvenitg -rgus, Philadelphia. Pa: scI.ntif,c
ani.rican, New York; Pest, Boston, Msse' ana
uau' tourier, arnalo. N. Y. once Q week for three
successive weeks preyiuus " the 9th Of Ncy.mber
next the day Of bearing.
'-f CHARLES MASON.
q
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SHUr.-A writer in ne Oregon Times CON-
plains iha. il is almost impossible to obtain
good aour in Oregon, owing to the prevai encs
OF smut in wheat
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PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.

PHILADELPHIA PRINT BIZ TIER.
DFkSoNS desirrus Of I'D siuiog fresh. hilsdel'
L fhia PRINT BIZ TER, received r gclsrly f-on.
the siry do 50 by calling at my stslls. Nos. III
AM io) Centre Market aud At ny residence, o1rner
Of | Z" aud street. with good supply Of Fresh
Roll Butter Away on hand -. fsr - -
Alt orders p omptly attended to.
J. u. YEATNkN.
Tie Philadelphia Print Butter can be hal al o AZ
Nrs H-wsis, on Bridge IT., near the U ,en Botel
G orgetown % SIC
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PoTAIo CROP OF IRELASD.-The magnitude
o: the potato crop in Irelsnd for 1854, is stated
to be very nuch beyond that ever before
known. Ireland gov contains six and half
millions of Inhabitants, and the crop at seventy
millions Of dollars, or rather more than ten
dollars for eIch man, woman and child
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SEND soHE ruIs WAY.-iood apples are
selling at FItebburgh, Mass, a. one dollar a
barrel, aid P0' les q. forty two cents A busbeI
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union argues that the National Intel
hssaeer nisrepresents the position of the de-
mocracy on the doctrine Of popular sovereignty,
North and South, and means over the alleged
facility with which ''every hair Or ain ed enthu.
saist or crack Drained fanatic +" who so pieases
becomes Wing leader in these times Tho
Same journsI also thinks il ard that the Dem.
Ocratic party of New York should remain dis.
united in times like these .a
The Sentinel advocates the policy of letting
the naturaliza' ion laws alone.
The IRts.I,gsaeer, discussing the True
American Doctrine" says:
. A; public banquet in this city, in 1923,
Mr. John Quincy Adams gave the following
i7Bsf. as just in sentiment rs 1t was felicitous
40 It's construction:
SsLF-DEPENDBNcI and SuLF Improve.
HsSr The frsf right and the first duty Of
every nation
This hne and beautifully expressed senii.
met IS more fully developed in the annexed
extra If a letter written bv the same distin
Suisned statesnlsu to a friend in Cincinnati in
che year 1924
The question af the power of Congress to
Authorize the making of internal improve
ents is, Ia other words, q question whether
the people of this Union, in forming their
social Compact, avowedIy for the purpose of
Erono.ing their general welfare. have per-
formed their work, in . manner so iueffabiy
stupid as to deny themselves the means of bet
terips their own condition have too much
respect FOR the intelligence of my ceuntrymen
20 beiieve it. The first object Of huma IN asso.
citation is Iae inprovement of the condition of
tie associates. Roads and canals are among
the most essential means of improving the con
dition OF nations, and q people which should
Deliberately " the Organization of its au-
Shorized pO~er, deprive itself of the faculty Of
multiplying it's own blessings would be As un-
wise ss d C. ea0 or who should under take to con-
sutute human being without a heart'''
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WARS IN a EAH..-1hs .Oma, pasba
LHgsI b er saloon" is the name of q German
drinking establishment in New York.
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SOMETHING NEw.-An Ice Company has
been es'abii-hea ia st. Louis with a capital OF
$4,000
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nF. NATHAN SMITH LINCOLN has
IL removed to 40 Fife nth street. near the Bank
OF Messrs Core AN Riggs. Hs, ing been for sew
eel years past the assistant of Professor Nathan r.
slnitn: az baltimore. De- lincoln will give especial
attsntion to Surgery and the diseases of the eve.
21-.n1u& = :
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e steam fire engine for Boston will be
finished at Cincinnati by the Goth of Noven
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WOOD AND COAL.
GEORGE L. SHERIFF

On Four-and-d-hdif sroa ard The Ousal,
HAvIsG on hand q large stock of WOOD AND
IL COAL. rs prepared to furnish the utHc at
Tea onabe and moderate rates. His friends ana the
pubic In general are invited to call and examine
or 'hemssV~s sep 2-1
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CAUTION.

SEIE the undersigned, rot lers, have jointly r..
w sDvei that if We detect anv D rson or persons
hereafter in buyirg ssllpg filling, or ccllectir z
bottles With the follosing smes on. viz: Maacs a
Army. Army shinn, nckenu Mcirsnn, John
McReon, unless author Fed by us 30 to do viii be
prosecuted TO the utmost ex.ent Of law
Army SHISN, Georgetown.
Wa.hir gton, Sept 26, 1854
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COOP FOR OHIo.-Uhio has paid of half a
million Of her State debt since January last.
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y The Evening Star can be procured in
Baltimore early on the evening of its issue at
the Book and Periodical Depot of HENRY TAY-
LoR, Sun Iron Buildings. .... r.. ...
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= I0n SACKS OF GROUND ALUM
SALT in store and for raIe by
HOWARD d POOR
ser s7-d1w Ale rsndris Va
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S25 REWARD

"E will giva In. above re ward to any person
w who will give us such Information rs viii
I'D TO the dett ctiop ami ctiop OF any person
or persons who buy, sell I'll, or collect bottles
vithf ut teing authorized by US 70 TO do.
Army sHINN,
sep 27-eo1ms JOHN McKEON
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2 We don't wish to indulge in superla-
tiyss. but we must say that Levin s. Tarr is q
ieetis ahead of any card writer who has yet
favored Washington with chir'grapbical won
ders. Mr. TAR is to be found at the Nation al
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NkW GOODS FOB THE LADIES.

MAxSr Ii RI. ar noE receiving their fall
INl strck of Rib Ms, hmbr ideries, AID ladies'
irs IS Trimming. comT riSiDg all the designs
% recent i'm portations ma OF which have been
purchased st Auction In New York at a CREST rsrri-
ire t. the mporters. They respectfully invite the
ladies OF tie Dit let and vicinity e. inspection Of
their stocs MAXWELL BRO,
SUCCESSORS to Msxw,h 4 Fears.
sep G-eoSt
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NEW GooD opened 10 y at
Sep l9-lW
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD

HAS ubscr be .culJ respectfully Ia form their
L Dunerous friends aud the publ generally that
in addition TO orr Wope ana Goa ard near the
pt 9nix rlaning Mi l, Georgs own, have, { r the
bstter accommodation OF that portion OF our Gus
mers who reside il Wssaingt n, op.ned . yard at
Ia cor er OF fw, ntv 6-sra ] streets
A. either of the above places those Ia want Of fuel
viii at al times find a g,cd supply Of all kinds of
y GOD aud @ Al 1T the lowest market prizes
All orders eft ut either OF thu above pisces viii
be ATTENDED 10 with promptpess and dispatch.
.p2f- Sim TkAVEHS sHoVER
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THE MARKETS

IT7UW 1HEttfPuH CLTcNIdT.
LIVERPOOL Sept Is -Cotton-sales of the
week 4l,000 bales, of which operators took
600 and exporters 1000. The quot ations
were Now Orleans fair St; Middtine St; Up.
land fair o; Middlin, 81. The demand is
mod crate and prices favor buyers
Breadstuffs -FIour.-W ester canal is quoted
at 29s and Ohio at 32s. per barrel Corn
yellow 32s; white 34s. Wheat-white 90. sd.
Lard SIS
Consols closed at 95}a951.
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CHARLES MASON,

oas -. C"shmissoner OF fttfEt-.s
t-s-Edftors ofthe above papers via, please copy
ana SEND their blisto ths Pstent Once, with q ,aper
ouuuhip2 thO untsar f--A z-i asp .9-t Sw
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Collector. O mc., civ H,,..

September %, ,sf4
NOTICE TO TAY-PAyEks-N Notice - hereby
~ gwen that q dedH"tion Of six pr cent, Is al
lowed by law On the taxes of the current year II
paid during the presen. month.
sep 20 DIT ct1 X . .OCHE Co,lsctor
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| cries might be opened Immediately to the FISH
Q men of New England. We suppose that Mr.
Marcy and MIR. Guthrie will be quite conten,
to stand little joking on this point of imagi u
airy contradiction between them, in the co.
sciousLess that each is doing his duty to he
Government and people of the United States;
and more especially to the readers of the Bos
ton Courier.
Congress, for Soldiers The Fort Smith
(Arkansas) Herald, in view of the failure OF
Congress at its last session to order the or.
ganization Of the new regiments required for
the military service Of the Government, sus.
gests that the members Of the present House
and Senate be organized forthwith into regi
ment for frontier service, at their present rate
Of pay. The only good result Of any such
movement, might possibly be the initiation Of
the settlement Of belligereDt affairs between
nations, as between the honorable gentlemen
themselves. That is, perfectly satisfactorily
tn all parties, without al actual resort 10
weapons. In all other espects, society, and
particularly the public interest (of these
United States) would suffer greatly by the
change, not only on account of the loss of
their services in their legitimate walk in life,
but also from their necessary insufhciency
as soldiers.
A Clerical Promotion.-Mr. John McNer
hany, first GLASS clerk in the Office of the
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, has been pro.
NOTED to be a second class clerk 81 400 per
annum) in the same Office, vice John Donel
son, resigned.
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CNo. 5l5.1


Notice OF Withdrawal.
pursuance President of United
/ JUll umo and Al
request OF the and nearly all the in
the of MISSOURI, the
Iron Mountain and Mississippi Ripcr rcroad" have
Withdrawn from sale entry except for valid presumption claims
Until fur her orders, 10 wit
" Ia the district of lands subject 10 sale ST.. LorIs
North the base line crd of TIE h principal meiJian
Townships IS aud 49, Of range L.
North Of the base Ec aud east Of the fifth principal eaian
Townships So 49, 49, and A. OF ranges and 9. ~ ~ 1
Townships 38. 80, 49, Al, and A. Of 3.
TaWnss 3S 80 49, H. AZ AZ, A. and As, Of ranges s. and
Townships 80, q, a, and As, of range o.
Township 49, Of range T.
IN the district of land subject sale (Ac1sos.
North of hs las lne and east Of the h principal eridian
Townships 49, 81 49, 49, 81, 81, IS, and 81, of range
Townships aA 49, 80 81 81 49, 49, 49, 49, and 81, OF range
townships 80, range
Townships IS, %, 9S 49, 30, Ji 81, 80, 81, 49, &C. and 81
range
Townships %, 70 u, tS %, 30 al, 2 3d. a. ID 6 and 81 81
ranges and 6.
towneIips a. 25 49, u.s. 80 81, 3D. 49, range
Townships "a ~ es %, of ranges g. O. and no.
Townships 22, %, az q, 49, 81 and 2s of u, ID 49,
and a.
Townships 81, a. 90, 81 a5 &C. 81, 49, ofrauge Ia.
Townships 80, "a, %, 26 ~, and 49, Of range 10
Townships %, "a, a5, 49, ~, 49, of range H.
Townships "a 81 49, and ~, Of range ls
Of The base line ces, Of the mn principal meridian.
Townships 81 and 81, OF range l..
The townships heretofore
but which
81 been inserted they ate within the reservation
General Land Office, the
Washington, i.s eighth day % Jpne ammo Domin 1854.
by order b The President:
Iouy WILSON,
June o-lawiaw Gomshnsiopes.
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No. $40.
ty the President OF the United states.


IN pursuance law FRANKLIN PIERCE, President The
United States Of Ameea do hereby declare and make known
wit;
day September next disposal Of The public
lands situated in the following named townships
North tAe line, and east Of lac fourth prneal
Townships 1--WE, and
Townships twenty Ave, .wsnysis 'weHseven, eight
townships tweniyeven' twenty eigh twenty nine and thirty,
Townships seven, iwea,ynne, dry,
of nine.
Townships twenty twenty twenty nine and .hir,y
A. The land Office at la Crosse commencing Monday The
land. within the undermen,ioned townships vizi
North Of the base hae and fourth principal
Townships twenty Two, twenree four, eight,
townships twenty wen,y.tee twenty nine, range
Two
Township twenty nine, of range
Townships twenty three twenty four twenty-five. wenyss,
Townships twenty twenty-five, twenty three twenty four,
five, and of
i've.
Townships twenty hree tweny-iou twenty-five, entysS,
Townships twenty three and twenty four, of range
North Of the base nc and Of the fourth principal eridian
Township twenty five, of range
AT land Office Willow RIVER, commencing Monday,
the eleventh day of September the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the following named townships wit!
North Of The base line and nest Of the fourth principal meridian
Township Ihiry-seven OF range six.
Townships thiriy-eght,
Sc
Townships thirty five, thirty six thirty eight
Townships thry onr, thirty 1--WE, hrsi and iy OF
nine.
Township hiry-hve, OF range eleven
Township tnrty-fve, Of twelve
Townships fve fortysven, and forty nine the south
shore Of Superor the mouth OF ST. Louis ryer OF
thirteen.
townships thirty and fourteen
Tow thirty, and ihriyive fifteen
Tow nshps twenynine y thirty five, and forty one, OF range
sixteen.
Township thirty 1--WE, of range seventeen.
Townships thirty nine and forty, range eighteen.
Townships hyseven, tiryeigh thirty nine and forty, Of
land Office MEsAsHA, commencing Monday The
day OF August next, for the disposal OF the public lands
within the following named townships, Wig:
fourth principal meridian
Townships thyone and thtytwo, OF range seventeen.
AT the land Office MINERAL POINT Monday,
the twenty day for the disposal Of The following
Islands,
North the base line, Of The fourth principal eda
Islands situated fourteen,
of township nine aud section thirty township Of
range
Islands situated in sections seven nshp ninc
sections nine and eleven, township
appropriated by schools, military
purposes together swamp overlooked
thereby unfit for cultvaon any granted by
the entitled An enable State Of Arkansas and
States reclaim the lands within their mits
September 18th, 1850, piH be excluded from the sales
The offering above lands will be commenced
appointed and will the order which they adve
scd until the whole shall have been offered and the sales
shall open longer
of of the lands will be admitted until after The
expiration of the weeks.
Given Washington, eighteenth
day May Domin thousand eight hundred and
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General AM Office.
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ANo. JILL
EsY Ytnf PRESIDENT III the lNiItN Stl


sy the President OF the UniteG States.
n pursuance of law FRANKLIN PIERCE President The
United States America, do hereby declare and make
the State OF McnaAs at the periods hereinafter desgnaed viz
a, land Office sAULr sr Amr commencing Monday
e fourth day Of september next for The disposal of the public lands
situated hin the following named townships, to vii l
sorA 81 ne base line, ~cst Of tao msaeipai mcrian
townships loy sa ard forty eight of ossc ten
Township forty nine, of range fifteen
Townships forty and loryive range twenty
Townships fony and forlyhvc range twen'y,hee.
Townships iory'wo, ior'y'hee, ryfop and riy hve Of
Township forty three, Of range twenty ave.
Townships foriytwo and for.y-lhree, twenysx
STownsnp forty nine " Of ,a a9s twenty eight
Townships fury Mas e,d ihy, OF range thirty
iownships forty nice and o. of range :hirts-onc.
Townships fortyseveD
Townships forty six, forty-seven forty eight lorynine
Townships fqtly-,~o yhree frsydv ior'sx, and forty
Towns"Ds 1os and and "y syeg q ,s.ss %
iognsbira forty forty Eve range orty-,lee
A,lhe 'ahd oRee At Dpse.s commencing Monday the ee
situated in the following named township, TO wt,
NorsA ofhe 6se line md Of The principal neyiaia
Townbips thirty ur,yesi thirty nine, forty and forty,
Townships ihirtyseven thityeght thirty nine, and forty, Of
Townships ih,lysiS thirty seven, thirty eight thirty nine forty
ana ioFiy.one, Of range tweu'y-six
Tosrrh,p ihir,y six, OF range ,wsn,y- e,qs
Lands Appropriated by Schools military Fpi
overlooked lands,
mae unfit thereby Tor Stale
The act entitled An enable The Arkansas ard
sfatss recsa s swamp lands within their limits approved
September 20 i-,u, wfii be easiusei from the sales
The offering The
appointed aud viii proceed in which sy gaVr
se gh N convenient despatch unni Whole a have been
Uttered and the sae thus closed but sale shall be Kept open
be admitted mil anel eiriraicp aiille weeks
Given under hand The city Of Washington, eghrepl
day Of May anne Domn ono Thousand eight hundred and City
four,
FRANKLIN PIERCE
ny the President:
JONI WILsoa,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office,
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onANoE AND AlExANDKlA RAILROAD.

White Ssiphar Springs, passing The Ainm Warn" and Hot
Springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having made with the owners OF the
IA splendid George between Alex
anda Washington distance vi ak miles, in eonneaon WIN
Washington railroads. the following
schedule viii effect and after Thursday June l. ieo4
Ale xanda Gordonsve and intermediate slniioas
depot, Of Duke and Henry streets, at
O'Clock, arrival OF The boat from Washington, giving
board, GofdoDzvle al iOA
O'Clock connecting al that place with the trains on the Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville, and staunton
GoIonssiie Alexandria and intermediate stations
Godonsvie ii O'clock the arrival Of the
Central road arriving Alexandria at haipast
O'clock allowing with the trains leaving
Washington North and for dinner board the boat
Alexandria Warenton and Intermediate stations
Alexandria daily suadays axcePtsdl al 3oc'ees p N
arriving Wanenion at 3H O'Clock D.
On Sunday will leave al O'Clock, a.
train from Alexandria dae stations
day (Sundays eaeepted at quarter before
O'Clock m arriving O'Clock,
On sunday win leave at quarter past IL o'cIock, p M
ITO
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aIMAr ranuusn Lane 10 rau WISE.


~ ETg SFaass@AQ
Baltimore RAILROAD from Baltimore 70 Vhceiing
Meeting with he icrse aeu aud glsads steamers OF M
Union the Ohio GIdke stages to ZaaesDsls, Nc.
being thoroughly completed, by
great Board Tree Tunnel and the being
The
The suprndous and attractive character
express Baltimore daily y.
directly through Wheens 3eO mi!es in 10 OF 70 hou,
Guiding all soppages arriving there az or 3 D. mex. day
passengers leaving Baltimore Il, ay odsin
IT'S mIss proceed thence Wheeling t
n,nrning.
TO trains, Washngtona g.
daily, meeting the irom Baltimore Al the Wash
junction, the Relay House, miles from
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrvaed nf the Union line,
completed for this form daily
and down The OHIO 10 Gin
Louisville where the for Nashville, NC,
Louis and New Orleans packets, be taken by those
ing further ..L .
einnai parts the West may di
Wheeling Companys excellent coaches
National Eane0vie sc ,ad thence
by railroad
Passengers Wesvle and Cleveland by steamboats, and
find this agreeable route, there being
regular speedy connexion WheeIns and from tos
places.
y Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling,
charge TO- transfer OF passengers or baggage
roue) Washington Wheene 80 sos 10 Cincinnati, Slli
Louisville Sl2
had Mr.. Parsons at Tie railroad saon
Washington, of the o,ler agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
MAY ll--dtf General Superintendent.
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By j. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.

ny deed of from John NJ Trook and wife Jas
- Fowler, bearing the 9Th Of June 1851 duly
recorded in Lher s. No 49, foos 227 s 49, and 23o one
OF the records o Washington the District Of Column
ba the subscriber will sell public uucon on the prenses af6
O'Clock, saturday. The aoh dny of August the following
Lots numbered 60 and seven,
~ and eight W in four bundled mud 1854 aud
all nine (9 and (o eleven,
m in said square, beginning atte northeast corner Of said LOT
numbered ninr 90 and running thence south with HE eastern
boundary line thereof to south street fifteen Feet thence north
eighty line OF cnieet alley,
Seventh and parallel said street, forever 10 be
open toy eight feet the boundary line OF SAID Ia
Il live ( tct ten 0 inches
Whereabouts the back building OF said John n
Tsooks four feet inches aud half until
meet, The dividing line between the houses Of Mrs Margaret NH
John N. TFOOk dividing line
eighty (6) bait in hes ercabou 10 viz
avenue; said Virginia 10 the place OF
Beginning; with buildings and improvements thereof
FERNS sale: One ibid of the pucasc-nroney TO be paid In
an4 aai the balance in payments Of h- md twelve
months viii, Interest, the Deferred payments secured by dead
premises aud all nj the expense Of pu
fully complied with within five days from the
right sehfhc property
JAS. J. FOWLER,
Trustee
JAS. G. MEG ulRE,
July aS-2aw&ds Anctoneer
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Cincinnati louisville Indianapolis, Columbus, Zancsoe, Cre
land I0iedo, Chicago, and So Louis
ROUGH all the above be had the rail
i in Washington.
leaving Washington at q, in Wheeling in
splendid nchesIer Dnrnai
Wesve mites from Wheene thence .rect by railroad
Chicago, Alton thence by steamboat IS
miles, Louis Leaving Washington at 8, They viii
with splendid "Cnon l.inc
Cincinnati and Louisville aud for Indianapolis by railroad
Lawrenceburg
Through CINCINNATI Louisville, and Indianapo
by nationa
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
For information aud tickets, apply TO T. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
J. II. DONE,
Feb 7--d,C Master Transportation.