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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-01-19
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL TE

REAL ESTATE
The subscribers, Executors of the last
VIII and Testament of William Fowler
late Of the Borough of Stroudsburg, in
the County of Monroe, decd, will sell Al
public sale on Thursday, tie 10th dag q
February 'acrt, at 10 o'clock p m. on the
premises, the following described proper.
ty, viz: all the Real Etate Of which the
said deceased possessed.
A Farm situated in Stroud tsp, Mon
roe co. Pa, adjoining land of John Rams
bury, George Houck, John Miller and
others, containing about
I1O ACRES,
about rs acres cleared, enclosed with q
good fence, and in high state Of cultiva-
ton, of which 20 acres arc Meadow, the
balance is well timbered with Oak,
Chesnut and Hickory. There are about
20 acres of excellent meadow bottom yet
to be cleared, The farm is we'll adapted
to grazing.
The improvements thereon consist of a
two-story
Log House iiI'
90 by 2s feet, weather boarded and plas-
tered, frame Barn 30 by 46 feet with
cellar stabling under meath, frame
Wagon House Is by "a it. Corn Crib,
Creamery and other out buildings, with
spring of never failing Water near the
house. There is also thriving Apple
Orchard of select grated fruit and a va
ricty of other fruit trees of different kinds
on the premises. This property is 3
miles north of Stroudsburg and l mile
southwest of the line of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, and
convenient to Schools and public meet
ings.
Persons wishing to view the above
property will please call upon Alexander
Fowler, at the Brick Store opposite Bar
ry's Hotel, or upon William S. Wintemute,
opposite the Methodist Meeting House, in
the Borough of Stroudsburg.
ALEXANDER FOWLER,
WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE,
January ID, 1854. E,rectsaorS
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CHEAP FOR Cash.

The goods are manufactured of the bes
materials and in the nealest and most FASH
lonable manner. He employs none but the
best workmen about his establishment.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
lore received every effort will be made to
merit continuance of the same.
THADDEUS SCHOCH.
Easion, September Is, 1852
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REMOVAL!!
S GMO CHS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Boot ono SHOE
MI A N u f AC Yu

rsRl The subscriber respectfully informs
FSst his customers and friends thar he has
s1>- removed his Boot ami Shoe Mqnu(ac-
tory to the store room formerly occupied by
Joseph Sigman. in Northampton street, one
door above Hamilton street, and between
Mrs. E. IL. Harmony's Millinery and Peter
Pomp's Drug Store.
lie has just received large assortment
OF Boots and Shoes, among which are Calf
Congress Boots, Enameled Congress Boots,
Call Napoleon Boots, Patent Morocco Ma
poleon Boots, Brogans, &c. for Getlemen
and Boys.
Also on hand large assortment Of Shoes
for Ladies and Misses Women's fashion
ole CATERS of every variety, made to order
at short notice. A large assortment of Chill
drens Shoes always on hand. GUM Shoes
of all descriptions and kinds, which he is
selling
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New Whole Sale and Retail
WINE G LIQUOR STOR e,
SirOgdshurg. Pa.

"a The undersigned would inform Land
SSsszAl ords and the public generally, that
they have justopened the above business in
Stroudsburg, in the store house formerly oc-
cupied by John II. Melick as Jewelry Store,
and have on hand Ia roe stock of
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Notitc.

Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
of the Belmont and Easton Turnpike Road
Company, that an Election will be held al
the house of p w. Lerch, in South Canaan
Wayne Co, on Monday, the 9th day of JAN
uary, 1854, at o'clock p N. for election OF
Officers of the said Company for the ensuing
year.
GABRIEL HOWELL, Sect.
South Canaan, Nov. 30, 1853.
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September /, ls53.-3m.
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MARBLE YARD.

NILLIAM ,. n IN ! EM . / f.
Stroudsburg, October 27, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-19

nvsA - st1 - sunal wi1Aout further isvieo4isa,
from his hts sssidsnse, - NAshington street. to-mw
row sftssnoon, at oss o'slssk. BIS remains viii -
taken to Calvary Censtary for internent-
In this city, on Sunday, Deesmbsr IT, At AZ o'clock
PM OF typhoid pnsuuonia, HoCuARD THonAs Mul1SaAS,
Of the First ward. aged ~ years and months.
His friends and those Of his brother James Nuligan
ESQ., invited TO attend his funeral from the
Of his brother in law Doctor Nelson Aonro No. e. East
Twenty hth street. this afternoon ct O'Clock. The
ment.
On Sunday, December II, after lingering illness,
DAVID Wills aged 80 years. late Of Perthshire Scoand
His friends and acquaintances respectfully iaved
TO attend his funeral from his late residence Of
Third avenue and Forty eighth street. this afternoon
one O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Saturday, Desember 10, Mrs. MARGARET c. Bowny,
rehet Of Elisha Bowen In the nth year Of her age.
Her friends and those ef the family respectfully
vftsd TO attend the funsr without further invitation
from her late residence ~ Ludlow street. tomorrow
afternoon, at one O'Clock. Her remains win be taken
to Greenwood for internent.
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In this city, Saturday evening" December TO- by the
Rev. Mr. Milett At his residence, 308 Br0ome street,
Mr. GEORGE T. MogLr0N, OF Dorchester Mass, to Miss
MARTHA n FHLER, of this city.
At Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening" December 10, by
the Rev. Mr.. Johns, EDWARD W. JoHNs Of the medical
staG u 8 Army, to SARAH daughter Of Joseph Lowell
HE Surgeon General Of the u 8. Army.
On Sunday, December TO- by the Rev. Joseph Barnard,
NJ NuxsoN s. Brown to Miss CATHARIxE A. STARR, all
II this city.
At Elm Grove, near Jacksonville Ill, the residence Of
Ma. Z. c. Duncan, December ., by the Rev. L. n.
Glsver, CRARlB E. PUTNAM, Esq, Of Davenport, Iowa,
- Miss MARY daughter Of the late Governor Joseph
Duncan, Of Illinois.
At sydney Farm, near Norristown, Pa, ON Thursday,
December IA, BY the Rev. J. Grer Ralston Lieutenant
WILLIAM D. WRPP1E, u =. Army, to CAROLINE n eldest
daughter Of the late David Cooke.
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w hEILOR-Thursdsy, Dec. 81, at llh o'clock, at
the aesroom ll3 Nassau street. mortgage sale OF elabo
ratey carved Chinese chamber paror furniture ivory
and pearl nlad OF the richest description ever imported
to this country now exhibition, together with mag
nifcent carved walnut Paris made furniture, Eliza
bcthan styie consisting of bookcases drawing
bles extension dining tables IA feet long, with maho
gany slides, and cost to import Sl75 eaboratsly
carved walnut eegere 10 feet high, with mirror back
corner etegere, writing tables brackets booksan hat
stands, &C., all to match This sale will comprise the
richest collection Of antique furniture sold at auc
tion Also rich carved frst class rosewood and maho.
gany cabinet furniture the largest and best
offered this season Ladies' and gentlemen are invited
to examine this lot previous TO the sale.
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DARKER VEIN COAL LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.--
The undersigned trustees will sell, at public auc-
ton, on Tuesday, December g. 1854, 1T 12k O'Clock
r M In the Merchants Exchange, in the city of New
Cumberland coal fields Of Maryland consisting Of what
Is wen known the jackson, Totten and Westsrnport
properties lying contiguous, and containing about
seventeen hundred of land all uuderlad with coal
About fourteen hundred lies fronting Georges
Creek, and directly on the Line OF the Georges Crock
Railroad for distance of three miles, and entirely
deraid with the fifteen feet vein Of COAL and all
laid with the six feet vein.
The extended front of these lands renders every
Of coal available and makes the property the most val
being divided into twenty separate coal properties The
big vein IL OF tho purest coal in the Georges Creek
gon On the jackson and part OF the Westernport
what called the jackson Mines" and village Of
ed for about one year, The improvements at these
mines all ia complete order, with capacity to mne
1000 tons Of coal daily. The villageof Jacksonville, which
belongs to the Jackson Mines comprises between forty
and city Grst class mincrs' tenements large store
house and Office, with ell the necessary railroads, train
roads, wheel houses load houses and all other neccss
ry fixtures for DONG very large coal business The
above coal lands fcwc known and regarded among the
best cod1 lands in that region Persons DESTROYS Of cur
chasing, can be satisfied by inquring at Jacksonville
by persons at Jacksonville
All the mine cars, tools, and mining fixtures, at
the Jackson Mines, will be sold with the lands, which
viii enable the purchasers to commence immediate
operations, rho terms OF sale will be follows -
$40 COG cash ON the day Of sale $50 900 April ls5.
$4,000 April l, 1856; and the balance in two equal
annual payments thercform all the deferred payments
to bear annual interest OF six pent from the day
of eaie to be secured by lien on the lands
J. PHILLIPS ROMAN,
CHARLES s. BARROW,
trustees Of the Parker Vein Coal COMPANY
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On Monday, December 1s, Rsmon, widow Of the late
M friends Of her brothers, Timothy and Matthew
ysiah OSulvan respectfully requested to attend
her fuAera tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock from
On sundsy I.ss%Ssr H. o. eonsession o. the lungs
c.ARzB xpwARD, infant son Of Joseph and Mary Rus.
specifically invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
snse 81 the parents 1s4 West Thrysecond street. this
Al Grssnpont, l. l., December IS, aged years, IRENE
daughter q the late G. G. Wright, Of West Twenty
axth street, New York
The remains were inferred in Greenwood.
Al Bergen Heights, n j., on Sunday, December II, Of
q ana D days.
At Harlem, on Monday morning, December Is, Ma
nKw JoGPg, infant SON Of Mathew J. and Margaret T.
The friends and acquaintanoes Of the family in
yitsd to attend the funeral this day, At II O'Clock
ssoa her residence corner OF 10th street and Fourth
On Monday, December 10, Pnn exrASxr, In the soth
he relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
nvsd TO attend the funerAl from his late residence,
~ se.th Sixth street. Williamsburg this afternoon,
In Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, Jom o1A.zr, aged
His friends and those Of his sons, Ebensssr George
D, William and Frsderick and also his son-inlaw WI
Nam Gilbert 3ectfuny invited TO attend the fune-
RI this a i've the
d Kalb and Lafayette avenues.
On Monday, December 10, Mrs. ElnABzzz JOHNSTON, in
chs 78d year OF her age.
he friends Of the family and also those Of her sons,
William, Thomas and Joseph D., are respectfully in
sited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock from her late residence, Is Grand street.
AZ New Castle England, September Ia, THOMAS JAMES
WeoD, Esq, Of ~ Chatham street, New York. and Sag
Harbor, l.. l., aged 81 years.
Hs friends and acquaintance, also the members OF
weeds Ledge No. 346 O. Of .. r., and the order In
Goaera respectfully invited to attend the funeral
On Jhursday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from the Church
q the Holy Trinity, corner OF Clinton street and Mon
tague, place, Brooklyn. sNa
His RENAME will be taken to Greenwood.
At Milton, December 10, Of consumption, JOSEPH +.
funDs, aged 20 PEARS and months.
His funeral win take place this afternoon, ct two
o'cieeh, from the residence Of his father, Mr. Jans
Psrdy, at Milton Rye, westchester Co. The relatives
and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
steBd. Those from the city can leave by the twelve
o'clock New Haven train and retarn by the elk o'clock
evening train.
On Monday December 49, Jous LYNCH, printer, in the
18th year OF his age.
Ills friends and scqaastarces are requested to attend
40. morrow afternoon, at u O'Clock.
On Monday December IL, joins 0'NKr1, aged % years
aud 10 months.
HIS friends and those Of the family, respectfully
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SI4TPPING.

nj Office TO MASTERS AND SHIPPING MERCHANTS.
IN The undersigned having been appointed agents
at New York for Boston Marine Insurance Companies,
hereby notify masters Of vesses owned at the East and
insured likely be insured at Boston, in the event
shirwreck disaster in the vicinity Of New York. on
the Jersey aud Virginia coasts, 20 telegraph other
wise advise the undersigned immediately that assist
may be dispatched TO them. Also, 10 Al cms Tor
damage vessels and cargo, 10 copcrwth The agents.
that ter elaine may be settled amcabIy and WITH NO.
iuai satisfaction. JOHNSON 4 HIGGINS, So Wan 1t.
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e, BREvOoRT HENRY, AUCTIONEER, GREAT SALE
IL Of rich and valuable furs sleigh robes &C., &C.,
by Henry and Buck, at IL O'Clock this day, at their
salesroo, u Maiden lane This stock consists OF the
finest Hudson Bay sable, Grecian stone marten, fine
itch marten Kalafat Siberian squirrel, American
ten, river marten and mountain do vctorines capes,
circulars and cuffs to match, mnis, gents nne fur
bear wo raccoon black bear Maltese and lap robes,
&c, &c. This sale Is worthy tie attention Of country
dealers and those purchasing for their private use
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rREAsURY DEPARTMENT, N. G

II " Ncv~r.a>~ 1cgx
seA,sd pesyssah win b received at this chce unit
10 O'Clock NJ Of the Goth Of December next for the
purchase of Sill 900 bonds issued BY the State Of NosA
arolna under act of Assembly for the construction
IL the Weldon and CASTOR raroad and for the improve
nent Of the navigation Of the Nsuss and Tar Mvsrs
They Are by sxpress enactment exempted from taxation
for any purpose. They will bear date the LIST OF July
1854, viii run ten years., and viii have cospons 81
ashsd for the interest at SIX per cent Per aurum pay
6oth interest and principal win be payable at The hank
81 The Republic in the city Of New YORK; unless where
he purchaser prefers 70 have them payable At the rsa
sxxy Of this State They VII b issued In sums Of c
zach.
Parties bidding WIN please address their letters,
iorped "Proposals for Nerth Carolina Stochs" TO she
trdsss.gned, At Raleigh, N G. They will also state in
shat kind OF funds they propose to Pay. The bids VIZ
be opened the 20h Of December next In the pressnos
u the Governor Secretary sxd Oorptroer Of the STATE
and g. W. Nordsca President of the Bank Of the stats
II North Carolina The undersigned reserves the right
II accepting such bds, in whole or in part, ~ he nay
leem advantageous 70 the State Successful bid
ters win be required, soon ~ informed Of the
ssptAnee Of their bids to deposit In bank The amount Of
their bids with the accrued interest from the lie. Of
Tcly last TO the credit Of tho Treasurer Of North Caro-
Tina. This deposit may be made In Che Bauk Of the Re-
public New Ysrk the Bank OF the State Of North Caro-
'ins or the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh. pocnmerts
hosine the great OF the State and the sau
amount Of her indebtednsss may DO had appBcAttB
At ibis once or 70 hssns Bro.n and De Rossett, city
Of Esw York. d. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of North Carolina
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n s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER RICH HOUSEHOLD
IT, furniture, pianofortc, carpets, paintings, silver
ware, &C.. at auction.-Wl be sold tomorrow, (Wcdnes
day) at 10K o'clock all the furniture and house fur
nishng articles in the house No 10 Warren street. COM
prpg tapestry, Brussels and ingram carpets superior
rosewood panofore made by Chickerng; elegant roye
wood marble top etegere, superb rosewood bookcase,
ladies' escrtore rosewood marble top CENTRE side and
fancy tables; china dinner and tea SETS rich and
manfel ornaments elegant rosewood and mahogany
suits OF furniture, in satin, brocatee and plush easy
and sewing chairs, in brocade rosewood cup
board mahogany extension dining tables silver plated
ware, elegant rosewood and mahogany French bedstcads
cottage oo SUITS OF enamcied cnamber furniture, mat
marble top washstands toilet SETS fine engrayngs and
paintings, In handsome frames; walnut secretary.
crockerY and glass ware. &c.
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. FUR
Vls niture, mirrors &C., this day, at lo5S O'Clock
ing Of threepy ingram carpets parlor furniture hair
cloth and brocatec secretary and bookcase French plate
mirrors, mahogany French and other bedste ads
top bureaus wasstands toilet SETS &c., hair mattress
es, feather beds, bedding, china crockery and glass
ware two elegant cooking stoves with other articles
attention. Gale positive.
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Ia sCHEECK will sell at auction, on Wednesday and
Thursday Dec 90 and 81 at 1919 O'Clock each day, at
the sales ROOM 16 Wa street, Sig. G. B. Pandolhnis
great Of marble vases statues elegant silver
plated ware splendid French aud English dressing Cases.
French China vases, brouzes clocks, groups, &C. having
splendid and newly imported assortment OF Etruscan
Medici Grecian Neapolitan and Roman in Bardg
ko Sienna and veined MARBLE also aabaster and polish
ed agate also splendid carved marble fonts, tazzas
card receivers and rich designs and Of every
also elegant alabaser statuetes Of Venus Of Canova
Venus dc Medicis, Apollo, Dancing Girls Of Canova,
Greek Slave, Three Graces, &C.; also marble baskets,
carved animals and other ornamental articles; also an
elegant invoice Of French clocks bronzcs groups card
receivers, coupcs, &C., also very ch assortment Of
English and French dressing cases. paper machie work
boxes foos card jewel stands caskst bronze
ink stands FANS sets Of silver plated forks spoons &C.
also handsome invoice Of silver plated tea ami coffee
SETS Walters tea potts. tss and coco urns and
baskets &C. Purchasers have their goods packed BY
Signor Pandolnni, at small charge, II required.
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T,RENCH CHINA, FANCY GOODS AND PLATr1

TNRENCH CHINA, FANCY GOODS AND PLATED
Il ware at auction.-h wRAY, Auctioncer, will s.ll,
81 the store a35 Broadway Of Anthony street.
Of ct 1oX O'Clock each day, large lot Of French china
and fancy goods, sent out by French house especially
make returns ahippers comprising dinner tea toilet
and tete aets sets, card baskets, punch bowls rich
conees and vases for presents bsque fgures toy tea
sets, mugs, match pin and toilet boxes; also large
quantity Of silver piaied ware fancy goods &c. b..
The above being advertised for Tuesday last, post
poned In consequence Of being able 10 clear the goods
At the Custom House in time, but will positively take
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L,DwARD sINTZENICH, AUCrI0NEER
Of jcwey for presents for ladies' at IL O'clock ct the
saesroon, No. 10 Wall street. elegant jewely and i'm
ported Watches chains &C., being for absolute sale
the highest bidder. Imported watches, BY Tobias,
French and others, Ia heavy gold cases. also lepine
Watches vest fob and guard chains suites Of enamsled
pencil cases. gold ockets breastpns charms
silver spoons Also few gross Of assorted portemon-
naies, card cases, &c.
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HENRY 7. LEEDS AUCrIoNEER : 200 SLEIGH
robes, &C. at auction this day, Tuesday, Dec. 10,
Henry T. Leeds WI sell above, without reserve ali
the large and attractive stock Of newly
furs, consisting ofsplend droya ermne mnfrs cuffs and
victornes; also, Gets Of real stone and Itch arton
london, lusterce lynx and chnch,lla and large va
re>y Of freshly Need and trimmed gh robes sch a.
Rock, Mountain wolf raccocn, genet and bear rotes
&c. Catalogues now ready. sale rain w shine.
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~ GORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER--IARGE AND Elk
NJ tensive Gales Of cabinet furniture at auction this
day at O'Clock George Cook win sell as abe va at the
store Of James D. Cook Co., 2g2 Broadway (Dc For
ests buldipgs) the entire stock of parlor Chamber
dining room and other furniture embracing as large
variety as be found In the city wen worthy the at
sale win be continued each day until whole i sold
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VTTANTED TO BORR0w-FROM e5 900 TO $4,000
w for three five years interest per cent per
uum, to be secured by bond and mortgage property
In New Jersey very near New York. and worth $40 900
tondsmen unexceptiouablc. A bonus Of ten per cent
viii be paid. Address box "a Hoboken, ~ J. Post Of
fee.
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"u11Ak IRVING, AUCuQNER-suPERB SALE
yy cffancy geeds, suita1s fer hnlyday peessnts.-
WiIham Irving Co. win sell 1t auction on wednesday
and Thursday December 20 and II, at lox O'Clock, 1t
the sales rooms, No. Pine street. PaEian ware-Ap
tire invoice, conhstng VI dcasert SETS groups and
6gures OF Innocence Reapers, MIN CArriers Dancers,
the Seasons, Dying Gladiator Greek Flute Player Nay
Day Judgment Of Cupid shesp shearsrs tete atetc ss
tutp and carst pitchers groups Of animas &c. Silver
Plated WarcA fine invoice Of heavy silver plated ware,
Of the first quality comprising liquor frames contain
ing from three to four cut glass bottles eacA casters Of
various styles salts walters from three to twenty
inches, coffee tea kettles toast racks card has
kets, oyster dishes, spoons forks, &C. Chinese goods
An entire invoice consisting in part OF elegant Chinese
vsses from three inches to three feet high, superb
hcquered work tables with ivory fittings, lacquered
cabinets nests Of tea poys desks, workboxes pongee
bowls &c, the only invoice Of Chinese goods offered at
auction for many years. signor g. B. Paldolnnis i'm
pcrtaton Bardigo's Yellow Of Sienna, verde antique,
agate and alabaster Roman and Grecian vases Pompe
pitchers, Etruscan and Hebe vases, elegantly carved
basso relieve Eruscan and Nedici vases urn carved
marble tazzas superb Mosaic inaid table, card re,eiv
ers, with psdesals supported by swans Weaknesses,
candestcks &C., aabaster groups, figures, &C. French
chinaDinrer and tea sets, plain and elegantly doco-
rated coloynes jewel caskets card receivers, &C.,
perb china vases. Bronses-Bronse and marble clocks
and candelabras, ormolu candelabras, supported by
China figures, brackets, bronze groups and figures,
doves Indian hunters, fisher boy, &s., coups, candle
sticks, watchhoders, &C.; PAPER mache pearl inlad
bcs, trays workboxes card trays &C. bohemian glass
ware, &c.
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1OSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCrIONEER.
e. evening, Dec 20, at O'Clock, at the saesrooms
valuable private library comprising works theology
law, medicine, Waveriey Novels, Evangelical Library
with other miscellaneous books also fine engravings 20
gross lead pencils, assorted for counting house use
pocket and memorandum books, and for carpenters
The books may be examined in the afternoon.