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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
PREMATURE GRAVE.

ITisa remarkable fact that thousands have |
l been brought to premature grave by neglee-
ting 10 take some good and efficient medicine In
time to arrest the course OF disease. il u
also a startling truth that thousands have been
hera,ded to all untmely grave BY the use OF
poisonous uostrums. TIE author therefore see
inc the necessity Of some good and efficient med.
iclne which could be relied upon when the SER
vices of competent physicians could mol be OBJ
tanned, las beer induced t. offer his VI VI A.
LUKE LlNINENr, and AHli-bNl.'otN
PILLS 10 he public These medicines are com
pauntcd strictly honest and from medicines of
virgin purify, beng "arrert"d - pnre'y 'e'sl"
able.
! 40 200 case . rhsanat SET. ta~r7, Ulcers,
s-rsins fever - t.-e ~Lruaf. re 4saig'a Tooth
ache head ae.n, ,aAa, ~ lie hae s'de or b e3sA,
holls. ring bons :, All ea. s.s.F's'ea, AAF" 'E'n
! cured IN u" Ia yea AIS" h4ia r. = case u
| &t,eerv eaids, splrts. fs'tAa big head, Dig
shoulder. poll evil spfains. CHAMBERS, bolts. chol-
| ic yellow water. Sc. Thousands who have been
| afflicted with dyspepsia, liver compliant. head
| ache, diseases OF the skin, lanhdice, nervous
pains OF all kinds. bilious Affections, eostNe
mesa femalt affections, sc, have been restore
TO perfect health by ihe use OF u!Im0Te's ANU
bilious pills
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by The use OF
Z j. Mckinnyfs JIFcass,aa Hair Tonic. Inns
| fCdntIHI G0lnnih1lotl prevents ''i' nan ''''
falling of, promotes its growth, and renders II
soft AID glossy -
AGENTS WANTED
m every town throughout the United States
for the sale of +. J. Mckinnv's Celestial Balm
all uneqnaled remedy for cholera, dyseniefy
darfhoa. f1N, cholic, aud all pains II the bow
esl.
POISON.
T. ]. Mckinny's Worm Medicine contain
! no poison and IS warranted purely vegetable
This preparation mas expelled worms Of al
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep
arations of great reputc failed.
FEVER AND AGlI
in all lis yarlovs types, permanently cure1
without injury 10 the system, by the use Of |
J. Nckinny's fcver aud Agae pills. THIS ton
ic preparation never has been equaled. 1t ne'
er faiis Try il, and be satisfied that asne ca
be cured.
, Agelts-A. Gilbert. and Chambers Sol
Upton, T. Baker, Rochester; Heay Ian!
Moscow; Amos Nerilie. pedet Z. sha"hsI
Cedar Bluffs.
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cC3suMPTioN CURED.


New York, Dec. 2, 1905.
ICar2t to New York in the shlp Telegraph,
nv native place IL st John, New Rfunswlcki
wien reached tins city, my health was wy
poor had a very bad coQgh, raised sood deal
Of matter. wtich was frequently mixed With
blood had pain 10 my left side, and was very
weak and cmac.ated my friends and phys,'
clan pronounce. mycase consumption, aud be-
vond the reach Of medicine. accidentally
heard Of DR.. Curtis. Hygeaha, OF inhahhs hy-
gean Napor and Cherry Syrup. and obtained a
package which verify believe was the means
| Of saving my life, Soon after wearing the IN
haler found II relieved the pressure on .nv lungs
| and alter 3 while the disease made is appear
| ance upon The surface uude, the iphaIt~. took
;he chcrr, syrup as directed, and continued IL
do 80, nv cough gradually growing better, un-
iii i, entlryl, let me, and now consider my
self cured stlll wear the Inhaler, as the use
OF il is rather pleasant. ana believing ii strength
ening and purifying 10 he lungs, feel unwll'
ing Ia disnrnse with it. john Woop.
Soldhy BJYD& PAUL, No. 10 conrtian
street C. II. RING corner Of John street ant
Broadway, n. Y. Price s. package,
N. B-Any person enclosing Ss 10 BOYD
Paul, or Curtis l. Perkins. New York, Will re
ceiye package containing bottle OF hyhe"i
Vapor, one OF cherry syrup, and an inhaler, Il
a neat box, free 10 any part OF the United States
or four packages for $40
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a REV ARD!

o...v.d. from A. R Hall, aeo", ~, .ne vs nsS.
- Of May "a, on the back part Of on. q , as
old ss 's aim tail name lying on y NE e.t
.ss E az, with ,n Ss1 ber rs.ss
x,,. = miles ives, Of T'p,on,,. '0s' r. HALL.
! dollars reward wv
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OF EItdt FI'utN IHtFVH'
FEVER AND AGlE
TRE.NE.SDOfS EACJII.NE.AT
GRAND A RklN Al!
COifcy n Esair,

Have gone INTO the grocery business, AID
[ ma, be foanu al Bloek No. :, Rcehestef~-
where they haye jas recelsa,i = large ana sape-
riog assortment OF oil kais II afoeefies, pro
yisione,, fruits. Sc, which they now otler to
their numerous acauaiuiances, at prices perfect
" astonishing t. any civi,ized Ha~k-Lfe Yes,
more they are prepared % sell cheaper Than
anv establishment west Of the Mississippi
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- M ITEI'
TAAs9YY 99oAR>
AND CHOICE
.fs;milp nrp-@ooos .

WE believe our establishment pre-
sents unusual attractions to every purchaser OF
dry goods, from the fact that our goods are gen
orally Of the best des ripton. our variety almost
endless and the prices as low as the best hni or
goods can be sold in our market. Another al
traction, we believe, is the Zone Price Cash Sys-
tom" which We think is the best for all,
tew ana Desirable GODS.
We call particular attention to few Of the va,
riops kinds o. goods such as
Boansts AMI Bounet Ribbons.
Summer Dress Goods.
New styles Of TRAININGS,
A Large assortment, Of BIacn Silks,
Black silk LQces.
Alao very Large assortment OF Glnghams
and Lawns curtain Mnslins, and curtain materi
ais Broche Berages French Lawns, Organizes,
Printed Jaconetts, French Briliantes, Tissues,
White ana Black silk Fringe, White cashmere,
White Water silk, Needle Worked collars, cam
brick and Swiss Flouneing, Muslin and Lace I'm
dersleeyes Muslin ana Lace chemizetts, Meeiih
Nett, Black Lace and Love Wells, Blue ana Brown
Berrages for Wells, Green Ginghams, large as.
sortmeut of fancy silks, [black and coioredJ
Waite and Black English Grape and Grape ARA
pienne for Bonnets, Bonnet materials Table LIN
ems AMI Napkins, Toilet covers, Shawls. large
assortment Of calicos, Muslins and Domestic
goods generally.
Also, Carpets and House Fur
nishing Goods.
| The above, with great variety OF other now
! goods may be found cheap at SMITHS NAhih'
| TY STORE, corner OF second Brady streets,
july 1854. E2i hNNt ''''''''
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nE Beef and mutton at regular ''nes
see card meat market,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

pE Flour can be had II Wise : mn
near Rochester = see card.
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ORros's cIRcus.-This Company ex-
hlbited here last Saturday. We attended
aud was agreeably disappointed with the
performance. This Troupe was only
recently organized, ye, they performed
many wonderful feats. l, is composed
of gentlemanly performers, and mana
ger.-wi,hal it is great deal better than
the majority of the travelling establish
ments OF the country.
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ISst of T.et%a-v


Remaining in the Post Office a, Roches-
ter. Iowa, on the frs, day of July, A. ID.
1854.
Adams, Mary Jane Anderson, James
Agaew, Sarah 2 Carter, G.: w.
d. G. H.
Drips, jackson Graves, John
Hughs, James Holmes, D. w. Rev.
M.
Morehouse, Jas. E. Mitchell, Sarah
Moor, JOIN
o. P. R. s. w.
Oaks, Miss Ellen Oxane, Miss Sarah
Pennington, David Ridenour, William
Roberts, H. NJ. Savage, John N.
Seymore, Ph,lander Williamson, Miss
Roilliamson, John Mary
Webster, John
Joseph Lindsey, P. NJ,
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public safe r Land. ~

900 r,,E SUBSCRIBER will pffef ~
~ aale 70 .he highest bidder -~&-.
80 - anr,~eI and fifty acres q and on the
thre" nun 1.t ~ Of September next at the Court
YEN, " ny i''. -, The same will he sold IN 'ots
10 ~ 20 acre. eaen ol rming and VITA 10 serss
Of ,nser - he ,srmns LAM IS 81 seoa a with
eoh,'','ni "a Inc timber is among the best IN
some op p and only one mile from the farming
the .o'n a,so two eighty acre lots Of good timber
,ana and farming land TERMs--one- third IN
s,ana and the balance in one and two years; WIN
interest annually at ten per cen. neh VS. can
WI, y ssn il will be paid in reasonable
GIVE Fnr,aer particulars to terms will be
.iihe. -. !, the day of sale. The lands are
NM 1a.,s nnv three and half and fonr miles ron
Upton Any wssas ss ,ss "a BY ' e
before Isl. a',hscriher. 354.f5 JOHN HUBER
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A New Paper.

The Cedar Falls Banner is the title oil
a new paper published at Cedar Falls
Blacshawk county. Iowa. Cedar Falls
is place rapidly filling up, and is quite
a desirable place, and much needed a
paper. DR.. II. H. MEREDITH, former
ly Of this county. and McCLuaE, publish
ers. A. +. BRowx, formerly Of this CO.
editor. We wish it may have success.
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The cholera is raging in st. Loo'
and Chicago.
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Medioatec Inhalation---A New
Method,

A most wonderful discovery hiss rececty
been nsde by Or. Curtis, tor the cure Of asthma,
consumption, bron chitis. coughs, colds snt all
lnrg complaints, BY neLicatec int.a.a'ion. Or.
CuErn' HyoEASA, or fEHALrso HraEAF,Sa-
POE and CHErRy SvRrr, has accomplished he
most vonderf al cures Of asthma and cousurnp-
ton iu the city Of New Yort and vicinity Tor
Jew months ras,, ever known to man. Is
producing an impression or diseases Of tie lungs
never before with ssed by the medical profess
sion. (See certificates in the hands Of agents. !,
The Inhaler is " ORR On the breast, and under
the linen, without the least Inconvenience, the
heat of the body being sufficient TO evaporate
the lud--soppiying The lungs constantly with a
healing aid agreeable sapor, passing into all the
reels aud passages of the lungs that cannot
possibly be reached by AIRY other medicine. -
Here il : case OF
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ASTHMA CuarD.

Brooklyn, y. Y, Dec 20, 1883
hor about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma /; for the last two years
have suffered beyono all my powers OF des-
cripton months al q time have not been able
to sleep IN bed, getting what rest coaid sit
ting in ms cha,r--my diihcuIty of breathing,
aud my sutierings were 40 great At times, that
for hours together my friends expected each
hou- would b- my last. During the past six
years ihave had the aid and attendaGce of some
Of the most celebrated physicians, but have re-
ceiyed TO permanent benefit, and but little relief
at length had the good fortune to procure Dr.
Curtis Hygeana, q Inhaling Hysean Napor
and Cherry Syrup. Al the time first obtained
il. was suffering under one Of my most violent
attacks. and was in great distress. almost snfo
eating for want Of breath. II less thau ten
minutes from the time that applied the inhaler
| to my stomach and took tea-spocnfall of the
| Cherry Syrup. ! was relieved III great meas
ure from the difficulty of breathing. and had a
! comfortable night. | have since continued ii
with the greatest possible benefit, and am now
| c ,m paratively well God Only knows no"
much suffering this medicine has saved me from
my advice 10 the afflicted Is TRY IT.
! MAsG kRET EAsroS.
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New Goods.
Arr gErrTY or 1nxR.
Fail .Es Winter stock Just ssee'r.t tram
OkTOM.

Is OSTONs
FRIEND & CULBER7SGN,
Embrace this OFT a-tEnitr Of return ne thtir
thanks 70 his itba. Al sad slhsrous * mmu MY
tor past fsvors and patronage, and 10 EfEn
their customers and ,he rest Of mankind" ssat
they are still en- hand at their establishment IN
the brick building on the
CORNER OFCED4R 4 FIFTH STREETS
And sre constantly receiving from BOSTON
and ST. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS or
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting As follows:
PRINTS,
.N,fyenuc. Cosheco .2aea Il son
! Phillips f'ad Rtper, Globe.
Orange, SC. -"
corroS ooops-
sn.c.mss, SSirtings, Osnaouishs, AMI
| ali kinds OF goods ior men
and boys wear,
American and French iw,lled Cloths,
.fmerican and french Broad Cloths.
FRENCA CAsslMERES,
Plain and ,wlled.
AMERICAN C.7SSE.NERES.
Plain and fancy.
'vwDIDs.
Plain aud colared.
SATIlNETTS, CASHMERETTS.
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, Sc,
1IHnoNs,
Of all a.nas. quantities and cciorS.
NJ all k,nts, varieties, qualities and prices.
; tsYSs fIXry LusTrHs, Silks, AtPAccss, .aE
, nl~es, rE LANES. GIscHAMs, NAN
i Kiss TECHNICS, DRiLATNGs,
IrSsFvs AMI ILASSEIs.
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List Of letters
Remaining in the pos. office at Tiptop. June 80,
l9A5
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7. ]. Mckinny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable,
This preparation has expelled worms Of all
Iii nds from the int stine canal when other prep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08
Murder in Richmond

The Richmond Bulle in gives the following
account OF the murder committed IN that city last
Monday Evening The murderer committed SUI
icidc in prison by hanging Tuesday night
A most foul and unnatural murder was perpe-
trated yesterday evening. between the hours OF
q and O'Clock, on Brook Avenue. short dis
ttnce beyond Bacuns Quarter Branch. man
named Charles Il. Abrams,u shoemaker by trade,
is reported to have inhomanly murdered his own
wife. The facts, "a far we have been enabled
to gnihcr them from common report, are briefly
these: Abrams, who L. man somewhat advanc.
cd in te has been addicted To irregular habits
for .everul wears past. He has.we believe, been
before the Mayor of this city once or twice Tor
disordcrly behaviour. Yesterday he ar
ragned before the county court of lenrico. mp
ON the charge of having created IA breach OF the
peace, but Discharged. On his way home he
probably lndrlged his appetite for strong drink,
and being VIGOROUSLY quarrelsome man when
under the influence of liquor, created difficulty,
upon reaching home. with his wife. About four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, he made an assault
upon her and only lesised in his attack upon
the Interference oi the neighbors who were at
trncted to the house by the shreks and cries of
the poor woman. Somewhat later in the after
noon, say 6 o'clock. he is supposed 10 have re
newcd the attack, and finally kicked his wife down
Hight Of stairs. The fall together with the in
jurics she had previously received, caused her
death. As soon rs it had become generally
known in the neighborhood that the poor woman
had been killed, nnmbcr of people assembled,
aud one of those present informs US that the
ncighhors spoke seriously of lynching the sup
po-eI murderer Better counsels, however, pre-
vucd Abrams was taken into custody and lodg
ed in lIcnrico county Jail, and thi, morning AN
inquest was held over the remains of the murder
ed woman,
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4 Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.

IN BY vltue al a decd fra ~, exrru'r The sub
IL sc,iber by hn Z. Virgil, j., shall Snrur-
av Both day OF September, GA the premises, rn-
coed sell tn, hi hest bidder inbiic ton the
itnrt OF Land On winch the said Wright Resides,
..n,in ~ 400 rs ihir Ii, l., seven mile, from
h. ncnrg ,wo mile, fl om HE james RIVER & Kama h,
Canal. innnHiiply tie Snut Il IL railroad Ii i, in u
h sh >,are o cultivation, with g"nd dwelling house anI
all aoises upon H. and is well worthy The
attention ( PERSONS wi>hing TO purchase land
AT TN -anr, time aud place ! l.! ssh the grnwirg
crop. # Coru and Tubncco six argt stalks uf
Oats all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, p una-
ton tools, and five Horse.
Tie above properly can be houg.t privately, before
dav # >ae.
rrRMs-Libera' and made known day of sa,.
ED. d. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
sep dscl0d-c'ds
LIZ Ron cnlN.
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kipNArrERs ABour.-A Farmvile corrcspon-
deat of III" Petersburg Express states that two
white men, whose names are unknown. succeeded
day or - since in kidnapping four negroes.
uhree girl aud MANI the property of Mr.. +.
Il. Matthews, of Nelson county Va. No tidugs
have been yet heard from them but il is tn ,ught
they are making their way either for Petersburg
m Richmond hey left in Wagon with one
horse eitached; aud i hoped the vigilance of
the police may succeed IN capturing the sound
rels.
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SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE,

AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST COUNTY, VA.
NJ i'll sell, at public enctipi.. on W edne> da
w e27th oi September n-Nt, without reserve, on
credit Of sN months all OF ousrIod aud Kitchen
Furn. lre consisting al evt1y article necessary for a
liatc Watering Place, and all entirely The sale
will take pace, in shIn", aud continue rom day In
day. until competed; anl our creditors RESI- cctlu
~ invited attend tie sy o sale, we wish st
vita every Body tat day, and II vii cerrhin, lie
20 their interest Ia attend. kINE X Ky LIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-08

JOY FOR TIE lNVALl Ne at lie fo.u~iu
from ne phtaic,pha Sulurdny q tt and
1t r'ue,, Ia peus lt,a bat, and those sutel-
ing sho I'D mol ia ~ lnrclnsiuE;--
.'DR. HooFLA>ns GERMAN birrFRs This ceel IA
ted me-, iu- -, pared b> b. NJ .,,h-nn. the inn
pn. - ticruu Me lcinr Store. No. l2a Atoh eIrcel
xr,ti, uaIreee,ient, puhic al cht'an all Tie pro-
prl Tor VI 4cicoufc Phy-ciar, sell imnen T
uuanliti, Il il. The virtues ii THIS tonrd, fully
set forth in Tie extended noi,e of it, lie ia
advertising ruhtrn. that there hardly any l'it
Tor II, Ia ,r,nko IL. his much add: o the or .
truin ol py .,a ills which humanity neir, 'l.ee is
none more i utsslnp iinn the general d, rangement u
the dgrs i've apmrnius which never itls accompany
n III ordered safe the liver llcadnchr pies. l,n
guor r.Ilnc-s bill Gus tongue, innbd breath, iuss
of appete-n short. inle, cllhabc wrec heducss 81
existence. are its ihsuheml aud 1T WASTING attendants.
These di Incl have BATH The sill of tie nbst
Doctors. huvr been radically cusrl by Hounanda Ger
nun Btr.s See Advertisement.
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EIINER nj, NOTICE

J he funeral of the late b. WALKER JONES
will take place ton orrow morning at . o'clock
from the residence of his father, Rev, Thos
Jones. The friends and acqunntances of the
fnmily are invited to attend.
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pect soon TO meet him at Brussels. There l.
probably no likelihood, therefore, of his coming
To this country. as ii was Mt one time run"reh 1t
intended to do.
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M ARRIED

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. L. H. Wilmer,
CHARLES j. MERwETnER. jr., to ELLEN DouG-
Las, daughter of J. Addison Mcrwether, all of
Bedford County Va.
{ U Richmond and Charlottesville papers copy.
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot,

1l virtue al deed of must made to sell on the 8 h
- DAY ot Ju ylS5i,hy Nm. i. lncadu aud recorded
nle Clerk Office, oi Can pbe county court, shall
SATURDAY the 10th day OF September he
PREMISE Il nj public auction all othe said Lucado,il
trl,t pu,e IA ID Lot stnnted in the county CAM
bell. near Hockndays Buildings. 1t is the lot
purchased by the said Lucado Of v Ii .hi upor
~hif l., hu. recently bnlt hnnsoLc house and other
necessary improvements
TERMS res ,lube aud made known he day "t
sr. WM. b. ROANE, Trustee
aug ; clNtncn div
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Insurance a, count Il nk-. .i'run uId II su
renee Stuck. Ptp'r Money, Ne, &c, Effected II
ufno'tu by o4ing the certificates, 'pts Nc. in
me ot Rich y Co.'S CIV id.r's PnterI) Snamande
Sale-' OF which Mes.rs Strarn- X Marvin. al NV
Norh are tie ,uc manufacturers. Onc ri the latest
viii Ice found under head - # ire IL Ne" Orl,nns.'
STA
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PRICE OF CoRS.--In consequence of the severe
droug we learn from the Alexandria Gazette
that cora has greatly advanced IN price in tho
country BORDER & on Alexandria, and is now
stiug at high figures. 1t is readily bringing
8 per barrel in Loudon county In Prince VIII
liam at sale near Occoquan few days ago, it
brought five dollars and five cents ON credit of
nine months.
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SALE OF THE WARM SPRINGS 1hc celebrated
Warm Springs,n Bath county in ti1s STATE, were
sold OF auction on the | II instant, for the sum Il
SJOl00-Messrs. Mays, Francisco. ana gen
tleman whose name is not recollected, were the
purchasers. They reside in the neighborhood
Of The Springs and of course knew the value of
the property. There are about 5000 acres Of
grazing land attached To the Springs. The price
is deemed low by some persons, while others re-
gerd i, as spec llative price. Rich. Enquirer
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House and Lot for Sale.

a. BY virtue ot ,iecietn ., the Circuit Court
ILL Tor tho city Of Lynclburg, procured a the June
Tenn last in the nj Wilson and wife Grrgorys,
the ie sisted, Commissioner appointed for that pur-
pose. WILL saturday Tie 9Th du, of September next,
the premises, pr ed to SELL the House aud Lot in
the B aud pro ;erdrg- mrntionrd This Lot is situu-
ed il he desirable p"ttIans ot the eily-on
'h street supposed To COZ tain "inn nc'r, with good
House in FIST repair lponit, adjoining the lot # A.
.i.mms
A rrrdit of six and twcl months will be eyen-ihe
url'asrr uiing negotiable notes. satisfactorily
ED. CHRISTIAN Com'r.
July 2S- 5wsdtd,
,B7R u cupv,