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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-03
D0NNYBRoOK FAIR.

Our readers will BE- surprised to earn
that Donnybrook Fair. in Ireland-tle
Donny brook Fair which for 50 many
years has been renowned in story and
verse, and which has been regarded from
time immemOrial a the earthly paradise
of the lrishmen-has departed from ex-
isienee, and will be the rrys,ing- place of
4 CARELESS multitude again nevermore.
This is a matter ofrejoicing to those who
live in the vicinity of Donnybrook, for of
Ia;e years the fair has very much degeu-
Grated. In olden lines the families ofre.
spectacle citizens were wont to visit ii,
and after promenading among the shows
and dining in The tents would go home in
the early evening. before the occurrence
Of those scenes of merriment Tor which
the fair has been so celebrated. In more
recent times, however. the society which
frequt nted the place changed for the
worse, and the fair finally became so un-
miligaed a nuisance to the neighbor.
hood, that subscription was started for
the purpose of raising $4,000, wi h the
design of purchasing from the Froprie-
lress, Miss Madden, the patent by which
the fair was held. Little difficulty was
expert need in raising the required
amount. The patent was purchased !;
and a proclamation has been issued by
Lord MayOrsuppressing this veteran scene
Of fun, lrJiic, riot and wickedness-form-
erly The glory, but later the disgrace of
Irishmen.-Boston JournaI.
Ohio State arms.
Quarter Master General Andrews has
iustreturned 10 Columbus from Washing
ton, where he has procured the compile
ment of arms due the Syale of Ohio from
the general Government. The General
ha. .eceip. ed for one l2 pound howi,zer,
carria-e. aud caisson carriage, $50 bright
| D, rcussIon muSse;S. 210 ercus>ion rifles,
/ 2JJ non COMM ,sioueI officers swords,
l5j artillery SwDr.iS, 81 artillery shOr
swords. suI 4l-Ql1- percussion caps loI
ca non ami small arms. WHAT use Is u
be mai ui all thes, popular playthIngs
! we are no. informed A. the state Ot
Ohio has get along for fifty years with
cut their exercise, let Us hope We shall
also pass another fifty years without
op, ming the batteries of State Arsenal.
/ The State JoarRoL urges the proPriety
of the buil.iins an arsenal. A rented
room is now used for that purpose. We
would suggest tina as abOur as much
money as the State of Ohio can conven-
len ly pay is demanded for the IrIfing { J
expenditures on the new Stale House,
and therefore, that anotherpublic improve
ment had better await thar coming good
time. when we shall be better able to
anchor another pile of money in Colum-
bus. S miusky Register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
Sailing OF the Atlantic.
GHIpI AND MARIO.

Madame Grsi, signor Mario and suite, (thc suite
ssts OF three servants and twenty six trunks lett this
glorious but ungrateful country In the Collins steamship
Atlantic Captain West at noon yesterday Tho ship and
the pier filled with a large number Of ladies' and
gentlemen friends and admirers OF the artists and they
received numberless individuals who to pay their
adieur There great deal Of after Miss Couts
but she not aboard As the ship moved slowly through
the ice in the river Madame Gris and Sig Mario
profuse In farewell sautaons to the crowd the pier
The enthusiasm awful TO think Of especially the
part Of young New York. There any quanhty Of
"bravos" "vvas," bon voyagesn and other pleasant
remarks in foreign tongues with strong acsent BUTT
over and the dcanh returned dsconsolate TO
their homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
PROPOSALS.


,roRPoRATIoN NOTICE --DEPARTMENT OF RE.
~ pairs and Supplies February is. ls65.-To Build
s@rsSeasd proposals will be received at the Office OF
abe Conmisnoner OF Repairs and Supplies. No. City
Hall, basement, until TUESDAY, 27th instant, at u
.oelosi NJ, at which time they viii be opened accord.
with the amended charter OF 1853 for the building
OF the following houses, &c for tie corporation Of the
city OF New York, n smsly-
house fer the use Of Hose Co No IL.
Engine Co No. 40
I" Engine Co. No. 8.
Engine Co No. 80
/" Hook and LADDER Co. No. 13.
Ako for house for the Of the Third district po
.Ice station.
1he plunbing Of the Ninth ward station house.
The plumbing OF the Eighteenth wsrd station house.
Tho plumbing Of the Union market, and the sheds
around Jefferson market.
The plans and speech cations 0. all the above work
uired 70 be and all information la regard thereto
can b had nj the ones Of Superintendent Of Public
buildegs, "a Lrdow street Also for the building Of
hose carriage for the Of Hose Company No. 20.
The plans and specifications Of the hose carriage be
sen at the once Of the Chief Engineer 2i Elizabeth
street Blank estimates for All Of the above work
b. had ~ either ofhcs.
n. B.-TAs Comnssioner reserves the right 70 reject
all any OF the estimates deemed for the interest Of
the corporation. BARTHOLOMEW PJRDY,
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
THE CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Il, 1865.
The Virginia Blues Of M:hmond, arrived this after.
noon, to spend Washinston's birthday. They
ceved by the military, revewad by General Patterson,
and entertained at the house Of General Cadwaader
To morrow they to visit Independence Hall, where
they win BE received by the Mayor and City Council and
in the evening partake OF banquet at the Merchants
Hotel Gen. Scott 10 among the invited guests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

nFTTCT on THE cnIET on POLICE, FEB 20, 1865
~ Owners wanted st this offce fer the following
xropety supposed 70 have bcen stolen One dark fur
vetorinr pocks sisry Ter 1856 contsning pApsrs
msmcrsndnms s. eae earps. esS left In haek No 10!
one arrs sol skin slsxh robe vita red hgured nssg
cE0. ". AA1sEiI, Chlsf q Peilcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
nILLIARD0.

DnIIARD TABLEs-NofICE-w WOULD CALI.
Id the sttsation Of the public TO our new style Of
cushion Just Invented and for sale 81 factory
90 Ann street rThsse cushions, being invention
cannot be purchased else Orders By mail for "a
bies balls cloths and everything In the trade prompt
~ ATTENDED TO- Tables PACKED aud shipped days
aoiice. GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street
N IGHfsT PREMIUM BTIIIARD TABLE, FOR SALE
H At LEONARD A BESJA MIN Is extensive varsroous
332 Brosd~ay aiso balls, cloths cues, &e, Nc Lever
prices and better materials cannot be fornd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22


-NyEw MUSIC ONE DAY OUT" A BEAUTIFUL
In sea aong, wsrds by W. II Ieyison, ESQ, muse by
Giovanni Sconcis 25 cents lis Our Child In Heaven
song by J. B. Woodbury., rs cents; 9 The Fireman's
Heart Bold and Free, song BY Jepson, 80 cents
descriptive ysnete on title page International Quick
step" by Theodore Schashn dedicated to John Taylor,
Eq vignctte of Tayors saloon title page, rs cents
"sparkling Polka" by Thomas Baker, Is having an i'm
sale the seventh edition Is out 80 cents.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 3S3 Broadway. N. b
p desiring Mr. Waters catalogue Of music at the
reduced prices obtain 1t by caiDg At his store as it
. now ready.
CMOND HAND PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS
- Two very fine boudour pianos s1ll be sold very low
ore 6I octave piano, Harrisons make, front round
corners elegantly 6rshed price $500, viii be sold for
500; one George Hews piano, octave, all round
price $780, for S225 do front round corners
1928 for $ee; one octave front round corners for
$3.50; 81 octave piano for $175 pianos OF every
variety the largest assortment In the United States AZ
prices which defy competition. Melodeons OF all styles
fre the most celebrated manufactures In the world
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway.
sT,HE MISSES FILKINs, FROM ENGLAND, TEACHERS
II OF the piano. wish for engagements soprano sing
ers Ia . church in this city Brooklyn. They have
studied under the first masters OF the Royal cmy
Lonjon Pupils attended at their own residences on
moderate terms Address 1856 Henry street, Gin
ton street.
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| yHTT Drvruog.
Aa.-% N9rih,IISssSa 4 brnsslSoa 4 fIstsT " puDrs,
/ L. c. Stiles Musketeers, Capt wm. b Frelgh.
/ Ironsides Chapter, No. AZ.
Ringgold chspter, No. as.
| Junior Sons OF America.
SIXTH DIVISION.
| Marshal-Geosse W. Roome.
/ Aids-Georse H. Hall, Joseph Laboy.sAux
1 Band.
| Military Escort
Wayne Chapter, No. So.
Fort Green Chapter, No. "a.
/ United States Chapter, No. ST.
Montauk Chapter, No. 90.
Flushing 6A'RE,:ss Ross ID " t'@
Nathan Hale Chapter, No. 90.
/ Brooklyn Chapter No. 6S. ~
Central City Chapter, No. II.
Isnisi Boon, Chapter, No &c.
Thstol umR will countermarch mp East Broadway to
Szand str st through Grand to the Bowery down the
Boxery to Chatham street. down Chatham 10 the PARK,
WIN Dc revis wed By the Mayor and Common Council
and from ii ence proceed up Brosdway around Union
square down Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street 70
W. W. OSBORN, Chairmsn.
CHAs. r GnprnsnEvr, Secretaries
Qua. CONTINENTAL CHAPTER, NO. IL.
Members are reqassted 10 assemble n reg.la) at the
sbrang the l23d Of the birthday OF our Pa
trot Sire, the ustrous Washington. Mesbsrs OF tho,
Order wishing to join with are invited to attend
Lone Star Guard" Capt. Henderson, wiLact mill.
tary escort J. B. DUFF, sachem.
GILBERT o. woop, G. ct the G.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT Observation-Disclosures
or wAsHNGroE's BIRTHDAY.
The different Lodges OF the American ProteJt Jtant As
sociation will assemble before O'Clock A. NJ, on the
22d inst at Washington Parade Ground right resting
Waverley place. and march through Waverley place
to Sixth avenue, through Sixth TO Fourteenth
street. through Fourteenth street to c. through
avenue TO Fourth street. through Fourth street to
Clinton, through Clinton TO Grand; Grand to Bowery,
Bowery to Chatham, thence TO the east gate OF the
Part, through the Park and up Broadway to Canal
street, through Canal to Laght through Iaght 81
Johns parh land dismiss Brothers j. Herring W. Bry-
ant, j. McEroy and J. bllward will act special aids
to the G. NJ The Marshals OF the Subord nate Lodges will
report ON the morning OF the procession TO the Grand
Marshal Immediately after their arrival at the psrade
ground. CHARLES KENNEDY, Grand Marshal
LINDSEY BLUEs-ARMoRY 361 BRooME STREET.
The members Of this corps hereby ordered to
appear NJ the Armory, Thursday morning. 22d inst
at O'Clock, in full uniform with overcoats for escort
duty. EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain
WILLIAM HUNTER, Orderly Sergeant.
THE THEATRES, ETC.
Interesting and varied programmes offered for tho
entertainment OF the lovers Of the drama at the
theatres and other places Of amusement this evening
appropriate to the occasion The great crowd Of
upon our columns precudes extended notice OF
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

n Osr-oN FRIDAY EVENING. Tue 10Th INsf., A
large black opera glass; in le ..her case for which
suitable reward will be given. supposed to have been
left Ia parqustte of Broadway theatre after Ctnder
ella" 8. D.vAN SCHAICK, 90 Broadway, or el Twelfth
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

try that privilege which in social life s only supposed
to be enjoyed by the aoesand am not quite that
that privilege Ia not restricted 10 the ladies Of Aberdeen
Ia laugh1 I've have the privilege OF changing our
miLds whereas under the Annsrcan system they are
not able 10 do so except once In four years. ZAP
pause)
II Is rumered that arrangement Ia likely to be ado
with Portugal analogous to that lately concluded With
sardlnia-namey, that she should furnish contingent
Of men and receive In return loan OF two Millions
from England
Alta chapter Of the Order of the Carter, held st wni
ayr the 7th inst the Earl OF Aberdeen received the
sstiture Of kng ght Of the order and by csnmAnd
OF / he Queen, retains the order OF the thistle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
PRICE TWO CENTS.


All thsss things must be considered and duly u-lxh,x
before too rssh an opinion Is Pronounced.
lhaye no osSsr news 20 communicate The ars, sru.
eh OF The easirsf the new constitution for spslntAs
national sove'e'gnty''-hss beea voted.
NJ soule has isf- Madrid. We have a ssvesc viatsr
mere mere u snos On the ground and n frozc vs~y
hard last nsa' We hear aoting as yet of an Issiiss
opera
Charly Napier who hss been Deprived Of the eomms.S
OF the Baltic fee made fspeech AZ the Mansion House
In which ho saii "'hat worse maansd or more lnsn
cient set OF crews pu.to sea- sdsssred Cro.
stadt impegnab'e, and pitched into er James tr.h.
for not giving him orders TO tske sweabory His socee
is to say the least, thought very injudeo Lord Car
dgan who was present made speech in defence Of the
fnsllsh cavalry. was Lord Cardigan who comuaaasA
the mernorable charge st Baiaiava The Duke os Cam
bridge Is hsre and much fc,ed. Prince Napoleon 10 q
Paris, and was very warmly received BY tho Emperor.
In the Honse Of Lords last night on the motion Of
going into committee the North American Fisheries
BILL Lord Clarendon said that he would take that opyor
tunity Of answering question which had been put %
previous OCCASION The bill gave power to AmsrcAs
fishermen TO erect permanent buildings Briiah soil.
II gave them leave 10 hand during certain part Of ths
year dS their ncis and th,ir fish, bu, gave
The I'm power 10 erect permanent buildings.
Tho bill thrn passed through COMMITTEES, aad was
r-vtsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

ARRIVAL OF THE BALyIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW ENGLISH MINISTRY.
Lord Palmerst0n at the Head Of the
Government.
Characteristic Speech Of Sir Charles
Napier on the War.
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
SUCCESS OF THE RUSSIANS In A SORTIE.
iNTERESTlN FROM HOLLAND.
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN GIBSON.
~>,>~s~~,~~~~-~~~>-~>>~-~>~~
N. S0ULEy DEPARTURE FROM MADRID.
Lord 1lgAn's Opinion Of the Pierce
Administered ton.
~~>~~~>>e~~~~~~~~~->~>.~-
I ii T. Nj A II X + Il s.,
&C., DO, &c.

Tho Collins mail steamship Baltic, Captain Comssocl
has ari ved She left Liverpool saturday the 10th
t,et.
The R'ltic arrived out at az O'Clock afternoon of Men
day, Fob D. The st. Louia, Capt. j. A. wotton FROM
Havre and Southampton advertised to leave the lat
ter port on wednesday, the 18th, for New York. The
City 81 Manchester arrived at Liverpool he 5th and
Is tahsn by the EogSuh convey troops to
the wsr.
The screw steamship Glasgow, from New York arrived
in the oyde the 10th inst at 20 minutes to IL An
Lord palmerston has atlength succeeded in forming
Ministry The following said to be the list Of the
leading Of the now Cabinet -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
Henefit Of Miss .Ibertine.

Our readers will rot forget the citizens compli
mentary benefit rendered 10 this charming actress
to.aight Miss Albcrtine has been filing our thes-
tire nightly with fashionable and discriminating
diences, and 10 compliment TO her abilities As an
acress, and worth a lady, portion of those who
for the few weeks psst have been delighted by her
racy and elegant impersonaiions Of the line Of cha
racters she attempts, have offered her benefit to.
night We hope 10 see the house cro' ded 1t
her, on the eve OF her departure, receive at the
hands OF her Nashville dmirers, q compliment as
substantial as It is iattering.
Let there be something offered which viii induce
her to wrnd her steps this way again. The engage
meut of Chanfrau and AIbertine viii Be remembered
as e leading feature Of the winters theatrical sea-
con. GO early and secure seats
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

JAPAN CoTroN AND llENP The samples 6 Janan
cotton and hemp sent by our correspondent al San
Francisco and referred TO IN his last communication
have been in our Office several days, aud attracted
a good deal of attention. The cotton, examined
under glass i not as he as the average Of Amer
can and the fore is shorter and more easily broken
II has fue color however, and the fibre has 4
greater number Of bsrbs, that it will draw, with
proper handling into very fine thread. Il has
apparently great many natural crooks in each
FIBRE (ths appearance may Be given 70 il 10 dress
ing), which renders it easier to spin, and makes a
bat OF it elastic. From this cause, and natural
harshness, owing to the number Of barbs in the
fibre, it feels TO the touch very much Ike wool.
The Hemp is entirely destitute OF any lintv ap.
pearaBce, and possesses a long woody fibre about
Eve feet in length. The whole resembles the thin
bark Of a tree until separated into flores, and is
quite stiff, with resinOus sap Both articles the
cotton especially, could be made available, and If
to be had in large quantities, would furnish the
basis for valuable commerce with the Jepanese.-
~ y Jour Of COm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
STATE OF MAINE.

wAsHISGToS IS. SUP Jun. COuRT. OcF. TRM 1855.
William H. Mack Lbelant for Divorce Sarah Jane Mack
rINHE Libel and complaint OF william n. Mack Of East
port in said county represents and gives the Court 20
be Informed that he legally joined in marriage 10 Sarah
Jane Lincoln said Passport aboa the teuih day o.
Sep the year eighteen hundred and forty That he has
sincr that time behaved towards said Sarah Jane
kind and actonate husband, Ardfa q his marriage
VOWS and provided for her comfortable support That the
said Sarah Jane Macs, regardless Of her duty, DID,
about The FIRST dap Of May in the year eighteen hundred
and hyone commit the cime Of adultery with per-
20 the Libeant unknown at said Passport.
further this Lbcs at charges that the said Sarah
Jane Mack did about the hrs day Of September IN
the year eighteen h1nded and any desert and abandon
this Lbeln and sinee neglected and refused
return
Whrreupon this Lbelan pays that the bonds a mAtr
mouy him and the said Sarah Jane Mack may be
dissolved. MILAN II. MACE,
novl8 ny A. HAYBEs, his ATTY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. Furnished BY the Associated prs.sl

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-River feet inches in
the channel and on stand. Reports from Kansas
to the Sd ult, state that the most intense excite
ment prevails The mob refuse to give up any
person concerned in the outrage to any officers
unless to the Governor or the General Government.
Gen Lane strengthens this determination; also the
editor of paper in Lawrence, by barangues to the
populace urging preparations to fight. Gov. Shan
mons party number some 800 men, and are at
Franklin waiting reinlorcements 1t Is reported
that 200 men in Lawrence organized for re-
sistance-srrned with rifles, and are entreuching
themselves. Other reports say that the better men
in Lawrence are willing to give up the parties con-
cerned in the affair to the legal authorities other.
wise they will resist to desperation Gov. Shannon
calls the President for troops from Fort Reilly and
Leaven worth to assist Gen. Lane is strengthening
himself by throwing up breastworks and bids def
auee.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.-The Senate vas called
to order at noon Messrs Hale, Durkee, Yulee
and Pesrce we're sworn in Rev U. c. Dean was
elected Chaplain Senate then adjourned.
House. On motion, the balloting for Speaker
was resumed with the following result: Richardson
IA, Campbell SIS; Banks %; Fuller %; Humphrey
Marshall 10; Scattering 20. No election.
II is rumored that the Black Republicans will
concentrate on Banks, OF Massachusetts,. They
being 1913 strong would elect him.
The Southern Know Nothings, National Demo
Gratis and Wings are resolved TO reject all fusion.
President Pierce refuses to print the Message.
II will be- sent to the two Houses in writing proba-
bly, Wednesday.
In answer to Gov. Shannon's telegraph demand
ing troops for his Assistance in Kansas, the Presi-
dent has transmitted an order for the immediate
transfer Of troops from all the nearest points
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-The Eclipse departed yes
terday.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton has declined t;
sales 5000 bales at 9a9t. Molasses 3laSl4. Flour
8 l2ia9 Is. Oats so.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3, noon.-Flour 90. Hogs
35a6 90. Sugar 7aaS. Molasses S9a4O. Coffee
lIaal2.
River feet and falling slowly.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
The Mutual Protection
CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood.
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.

An InaIble Remedy for scroala, Kings Evil Rheumat SIN
Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimples Postues
the Face Bloches Bos, Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes Ring Worm letter. Scad Head, Enlargement and
Pair Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ucers Syphtic
Disorders Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from fu6ciOus Use OF Mercury, lmprudence
in Life, or Impurity Of the Blood.
WIS great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the Blood
is by thousands Of grateful patients from all
parts of the United States who testify daily TO the remark
able cures performed the greatest # ali medicines CAR
r RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scrofa Eruptons the Skin Liver Diseases Fevers, u
ces Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bones
and Joints all speedily put TO flight by using this great
and inestmable remedy.
Fer all diseases of the Blood nothing yet been found
compare whit ceanses the system Of all impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes
sn!eebed by disease broken down by the OF
youth, TO its pristine vigor and strength.
For the Laes il is nCOmparaby better than all the cos
ecs ever used AfeW doses If CARRIERS SPASIsH MIXTURE
will remove al sacwness OF complexion, bring the
maning the cheek give elasticity the step, and
prove the general health in remarkable degree beyond all
the medicines heard o..
The large Of certificates which have received
from persons from all parts Of United States is the
evidence that there Humbug about it, The press hotel
keepers magistrates, physicians, and public well noa
10 the community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad the wonderful this truly greatest Of all medicines
has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Propre-
tors No Pearl street, Richmond, Va to whom all orders
for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by w. z. GRAY and IL G. SC0VILL, Nash
vile, and by Dealers in Medicine generally.
marl0-dtriwaw1y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

g. WILL offer for sale at The Court House a
ESsss door in the to- n o. Shelby vile, Tenn te
HI 18th day Of December, ISIS, all the real =
EA the late Mics Cannon, ST., deceased, consisting Of
the following valuable proPerty The o story brick iiou
on the East side Of the public square, occupied by Robinson
Roane as Drug Store, adjoining Alexander Eskia's
stoFehse; the ot Of ground Depot street. fronting
BapS Church, and leading from the public square the
Depot adjoining the lot Of Thomas o. Whitesids, ESQ
half Of the brick house the south side Of ths square
cupiec By James H. ECit; lot containing about half
an acre, Eesi Of Ars kincads Dwelling house
one lot near the York House, which pare Of the Pcrk
House buildings erected.
Said property viii Be sold a credit of oae and two
year, Bond and two good securities required for the pay
ment Of the purchase money ana lien rsfsined until de
purchase money % paid
WILLIAM J. WHITFE0gSE,
AdsinisIraior, G6 bchi8 f,osl.
poVfb-trvitEs. With Al. Win a,,ow.5