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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-14
Bring ont the Bic Gun

r NEG LfAvE- 10 TAKE RUS METHOD OF
Il informing the public that have opened ma.
chine sho IN the basement story oftho Hrook.
Vile Cotton Factory, for She manufacture OF feed
Cutters. pumps. de-, aud the repairing o.
thrcshing machines. horse powers. AID all Kind
90 machines or machinery. Terms reasonable
~ strict attention 10 my business, and The want,
OF my customers, I hope 10 receive liberal
SHARE of your patronage
y. =. screws quito every pitch = pattern.
July ~. Will bukcH,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-14

state o. indiana,l In No franklin Common
Franklin County, Pleas On vncntion.)
Milton Wallace and
Amanda Wallace
Calvin Craven
Martha Craven
Major kndd Petition for Partition
Rhoda Rndd
Micajah Wallace ts
Elizabeth Wallace
Rebocca A. shafor
Jesse Shafer and others.
The above named defendants are hereby not "a
cd OF the pendency OF the above petition, and 10
appear In the Court OF Common Pleas for the
County aforesaid on the scc5nd day OF the next
term thereofto be held AZ the Court House In the
town OF Rockville, In the County OF franklin,
and State IL Indiana. on the first Monday OF Oc-
tobor next. then and there 10 answer the petition
OF said plaintiffs.
wltress John NJ, Johns ton, Clerk Of said Court
this esfh day of August. A. ID. 1855.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, CLERK.
w, Mosnow, Any. for Prtn.
sept. 7-3w.
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OMNIBUS LINE TO s
Spades Station!
The undersigned will run comfortable Hack
regularly, between Rockville and Spades sta
ton. He will leave Brookvslle every Monday,
Wednesday, md Saturday, at such hours as Will
best suit passengers. Returning, he will leave
upon. SAMUEL MONROE.
Brookville Jan u, 1855. 81 -
Selling OF for Cash.
N. ID. GALLON & SON. being determined 70
close up their business oicr thcir entire stock OF
well selected aud cheap tr
DIZZY GOODS,
QUEENSWARE, M
HAltOWA ARE,
and GROCERIES
At the Lowest Prices, for Cash.
The whole stock Is new, well selected aud free
from remnants, and, having been purchased with
NEW YORK,
BOSTON, and
PHILADELPHIA,
be safely recommended a. perfectly fresh and
as cheap as goods can be iegiuma'eiy sold any
Our stock includes good assorimcntof
CLOTHING,
CARPETING, 20 E
and NOTIONS.
Stock Money taken at Current rates.
TPNoTICE 10 those who know themselves
Indebted 10 us:--We are determined 10 close
upour business for the present, and pay our
debts, aud those who owe US Will please TAX
notice that we shall strictly enforce our colec-
tlon. N. ID. GALLON a SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-14
TO OLD FRIENDS NEW

Remember fae Place aud Remember he name.
Conncrsyillc, June Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08
PERSONAL.

....Hon. J. j. Taylor. of N. Y, Hon. Jas
A. Stuart, Of Nd, and q. p. X. James. the
British Consul at Norfolk, Va, are at VIII
lard s hotel.
....Hon. Bird b. Chapman, delegate 10
Congress from Nebraska Territory, arrived in
TINS city last evening, and took lodgings at
Wizards hotel.
IA man, who Processes to be an NJ d..
was brought before Mayor Wood Of New
York, on Thursday, charged with selling n
ViliaInous compound to persons in the coun-
try, called 'love powders The complainan,s
d. not say what the effect was on the system.
1.-THE Supreme Court Of Massachusetts
has decided that TO be drunk three times in
six months does not constitute an "habituaI
drunkardn
80. Letters from Odessa announce the death
OF DR. MCMILLAN, formerly ~ Columbus. Ohio.
but for the paSt year a surgeon In the Russian
army of the Crimea
80. Rev. DR.. VIM. A. Smith, a distin
guished divine Of the Methodist Episcorai
Church South. is being tried by the Confer
ence now in session at Petersburg, on tho
charges of falSehood, immortality, and slam
der DIR. Smiths accuser is the Rev. Charles
r Deems, Of the North Carolina Conference.
-. Chief Justice fancy, it is stated, has
sold his residence in Baltimore and intends
residing permanently in Washington.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEoRGEIOWN. Dec s. 1885

UEoRGETOWS, Dec. ., 1899.
Oar City Councils were in session last night
but transacted but little business of nome ut
Several messages were received from the
Mayor. One recommending the altering O,
the grade Of High street, from Water street t.
the Canal, So as to make it easier for load sd
vehicles ascending and descending. One re-
c1mmending the arching of the sewer neal
Trinity Church; and another opposing any
application being made to Congress by oul
Corporation, for an appropriation to assist in
the construction of the Metropolitan RAILROAD
or any further appropriations being made by
the Corporation for the same purpose. Each
OF the above messages was referred to appro-
pirate committees.
We haze been requested by the ropairor 81
public pumps, Mr.. Blundon, to say that the
fault in the pump near the College gate does
not lie in the stock, but in the well, which
was not sunk deep enough in the first place !;
which fact, he says, he has several times com
municated to the proper authorities.
During the last segeral days the arrivals Of
flour and grain by canal has been quite heavy,
and the market closed yesterday afternoon
dull! at our quotations. This morning il still
continues rather unsettled and dropping. We
hardly think our last figures Of yesterday
thing like large quantities.
The offerings Of beef cattle at Drovers' Rest
yesterday amounted to about 400 head, some
2OO Of which was purchased by District butch
6Ys at ~ 81 saS3 80 on the hoof, equal to So -
aS7 90 net-ayerage price gross 50 81; net
So 621; the balance was driven on to Balti-
more. Sheep, full supply; quality rather in
feriOr selling at Sl.75aS3 Per head.
SPECTATOR
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HENRY DANZIGER.

ID AT, MICE, AND INSECT EXTERMJNA-
IL TOR, from New York, will remain in Wash
ington city until the 18th day Of this month. Or
dcrs received for clearing houses Of all kinds, and
selling the preparation at Wholesale and retail,
flom a. IN. TO p. m, at the National Hotel,
room 1Ss. Price per box, 50 cents.
NATIONAL Hotel,
Washins ton, 29th Sept. 1855.
The undersigned, proprietor OF the Hotel, hav.
ing engaged the servsees Of Mr. Henry Danzinger,
OF New York, to kill the rats, reaches, and red
ants that infested this establishment, takes pleas
rre in testifying that he has been eminently sue
cessful i'm performing all, and more than l ex-
pectsd of HIM, and that the HO.el is entirely clear
Of these Troublesome and obnoxious vermin.
dec 3--1w* WIN. Cur.
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AUCTION BALES,
BY JAS MCGUIRE, Aactionccr.

BY JAS MCGUIRE, Auctioncor
VNkUSTEt'S SALE BY vir,ue OF a deed of
IL trust, bearing date 5th September 1855. for
certain purposes therein expressed shall sell, on
the premises, AZ O'Clock p m, on the eth inst :.
Lot No ,, in Square s6i, IN the CITY of Washing
ton This lot fronts 65s fee, on south n street be.
tween I'd and I'd streets east; Is lta feet deem
near the Capitol, and in rapidly improving part
Of the city
Terms at sale, which will he without reserve
J. F. CALLAN, Trustee
J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
dec 5-3t INTEL
iCFThe above sale is postponed until
SATURDAY morning, December 10, at i2E
O'Clock, on the premises.
JF CALLAN, Trustee.
dec g. J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALrIsoRI, Dec. s.--Elouris declining; sales
"f Ohio at SS-a7; City Mills was held nj the
slme price, and Howard street was held at So
Wheat is dull and lower grades have declined
2a3c prime reds and whites are unchanged
Corn is dull, and 2a3e. lower
Provisions are unchanged; BacOn-Should-
ers at l3al3tc.; sides lac hams l3aI4c
Pork-Mess S2laS2l 50; new mess beef SIS
Lard is getting scarce; sales in bbls at I2.c !;
in kegs l3tc.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Dec. Flour is duh, sale, of
$500 bbls at Ss.sl for straight State, SO Is
for good Ohio, and 50 60 for Southern. Wheat
is steady; sales Of 3 900 bushels Southern red
at 50. 10, Western red at 50 o.. Gem is drOop-
ing; sales Of 30, 900 bushels at 81 for Western
mixed. Pork has declined, sales of $50 bbls.
mess at $50 %. Beefhas declined; sales Of SO
bbls. ut SIS 30 for Chicago repacked. Lard
is frmer; sales of 100 bbls. at I2s. Whisky
is improving; sales Of 20 bbls at sgte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08
Stocks and Exchange.

New York, Dec. Stocks are higher; sale.
Of Canton Co. IS shares 20l; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad 73t; Cumberland Coal Co
22t; Erie Railroad AS; Galena and Chicago
Railroad l2l; Michigan Southern Railroad
49, Indiana SIS Sig; Virginia 6's s5 Sterling
exchange is dull
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NOTICE.

WHlTE & SONS RESPECTFULLY IN
w form their friends and customers that they
have disposed Of their stock Of goods and earnest
ly request all persons Indebted 10 them, or TO W
u. w. WHITE, and WHITE & BRoTHKR. bv
note, open account, or otherwise, TO cali al the Old
stand without delay and settle the same as furber
Indulgence cannot be granted. All claims unset
tied by the fifteenth day Of January next anus
pass into other hands, and, to avoid litigation n
Is earnestly hoped they will call and settle by mole
or otherwise dec A-sotxy
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Three Steamers Burnt .

ST. LouIs, Dec. Three steamers were
burnt at the levee last night. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. No lives were lost.
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GRAVELLED

POSITION ROOFING
HENRY E, WHITE, 81 NORTH GREEN
cute orders for the above ROOFING, and Will
sell the materials on the best Of terms, ana VIII
give Instructions gratis to persons wishing toeom
mence the above business.
n. Ii. From years experience VIII NC eoie "
frrlsh the best article now In use.
Dy5-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

syNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & 9TH
u ERS.--FOr rent, first class dwelling House
elgibly situated, built in the most modern styles,
with all the convenienres Of water gas, furnaces,
aud finished recently I'm every department, with
taste and comfort Apply to JAMES j. MIL
LER, corner Louisiana avenue and 18th ST.
dec T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

BosroN Dec. S-The bark Nautilus, from
Smyrns g. Boston, was abandoned at sea on
her voyage. The crew have arrived at Glou-
cester in British brig. She had cargo Of
wool and 6gs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08
MUSIC, fiANO FORTES, MELODEONS.
GUlTAkS. NLOLlNS. Gc nj Auciiou

kERS. GARRETT ANDERSON RESPECT
I'VE fully calls the attention OF the public to the
sale of her well assorted stock Of new and popular
MUSIC, which will take place ON MONDAY
the 10th OF December. The Music has been care
fully selected and put up in small and separate
packages Of Songs, OF Waltzes, Pieces, Operate
and other) OF the best composers, adapted for the
Piano, Guitar, Flute, &c No duplicate copies
Will appear in these selections Of mnsic 80 thar
the purchaser can readily select book
y superior Piano Forte and two Melodeons
double and single reed) OF excellent tone end
toCCh will be offered for sale.
At the same time and place, general assor;-
meni Of Books, Stationery, and Fancy Articles.
Pa. avenue, I'd door from the Kirkwood House
dec D
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CHOICE FRUIT IREEs ar AUCTION.

tHOiCE FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION,
~ In order TO give all persons an opportunity OF
securing portion Of the fine Fruit Trees raised by
the late Jno. II. King, at Valley View Farm near
Geor9etown the executrix Of the estate has deter
mined TO offer them TO the highest bidders on
THURSDAY and SATURDAY OF each week. in
front OF tie Auction Store OF Messrs Wall. Bar
nard Co. These trees are all grated fruits, I'm
houIishing condition. OF good size, and will s,.
warranted TO be what they are represented
Catalogues can lie had on application at the
above Auction Store, and at the stall Valley View
Farm, in Centre Market e KING
dec Eyacn,,,,
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Escape Of q Bs.ksRobhsr

BOsroN, Dec. S-Rand. the no,es. h.nk
rObber, broke Jail at Concord yesterday. and
escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

BUILDING LOTS.-FOR SALE, variety of
- low price building Lots located on the Island
and other parts Of the ely, OH terms accommodat-
ing TO purchasers. Enquiries at J. f KENDALL,
Office between 9th and 9TH streets, north side Pa.
avenue, Sd story front room, over X. Morrow's
Exchange Office. ID. MYERLE.
dec I-Gw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

JUDGE MORsELL-A nun Der Of the pTOmi-
nent members Of the Washington bar having
heard with deep regret runner that il was
the intention Of Hon. James S. Morseli, agro-
eiate justice of the United States Circuit Court
Of the District Of Columbia, To resign bis place
upon the bench, recently addressed him let
ter, earnestly yet respectfully demonstrating
against such y step, which, they say, ''peT-
sonalIy and as membersOf the profession" they
should "heartiiy deplOre, and by which the
public would be deprived OF c judge whose ex-
perienee, learning, patience, anu pu.sity of
heart, are sure guarantees for the admiIiistrn-
tion Of Justice" They say, eve cannot but
indulge the hope that you will now, rs hith-
erto. foTegu I'll private considerations for the
public gOG.l aad viii abandon, If you have
for n msmsit entertained it, the intention Of
retiring FROM tho Bench whose duties you have
80 long aud sol. iaiihluily discharged. -
judge horseU IN reply, asks those gentle
men 70 aeeep, Uie assurlnce Of his most CRATE
full acknOw.eIg ment Of their kind feeling to-
ward him All the value they have thought
proper 10 put upon his public services and
says that his imp lieit confidence IN their views
Of propriety a tsshiS future course has pre-
vailed On him 10 yield 10 their wishes. o.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-A(ter we left the court
room yesterday, John W. Moore, (eoIored,
Vas convicted Of larceny, and sentenced to
one year in the peniten.iary after the 18Th
inst. -
Of larceny ; one year IN penitentiary after the
philip Parker, (eOlOred.) flund guilty of
,~tit larceny; nine months IN Jail.
To-day. George Kendls (cOloIeD was ac-
Quilted Of larceny, Laskey for defence
EiIIiam Il. Purcell, for an assault on Geo.
Johnson. was progressing when We left the
Cou.I. Laskey for defence.
SMITHSONIAN LEcrUREs.-Th course of lee
lures, we are informed will es~gon so, next a1
".Sbssss College. lie intends 10 deliver a
onn-so an Architecture. illustrated bJ dras-
inos. &c. The subject OF Wednesday VIII De
Grecian Architecture. - l..i-
CouKr OF CLAIMS -Yestsrlsy, the argu-
msnt ia the case Of Gibbons and hs gcr VI R eve
80 Iohn.on, OF Baltimore, who eoiasihdod
hi. rsslsfls, esd ths case was suomi''sd'
The court then adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

BOARD, dc.--MKS. BATES, ON THE 3. w.
- corner or pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared To accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
With or without board. Every effort will be made
70 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BIZ A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Ia and CrockeryWare, Knives and Jerks
&c.--fbe sale Of the above mentioned articles
will be continued at my Auction Store THURS
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the eth, 9Th,
and Sth instant, commencing at o'clock IN the
evening.
The stock is large and Of fine quality.
We deem IL unnecessary TO particularize.
dec Std A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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BYE. =. WRIGHT; Auciioneer.
yINyyD WAREFiOUSES IN aEORGEJ,

l. ut AuetioE.-Wil be sold separately at
public auction, in front of the premises, on SAT-
m those two three-ftory Brick Warel, buses, sit,
uate opposite the Town House, on Bridge street,
Georgetowni each having front on Bridge st. Of
about twenty feet, with depth back OF some If
ty- eis lat feel, end subject 10 an annual ground
rent OF fifty cents per front foot, being the w are
houses long known as belonging to the estate Of
r. Cramphin, deceaced. .'. .t... -4
Terms at the sale. -...f LID 81.
dec i-d EnW - WRIGHT Aucf
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NOR RENT-A GOOD THREE-STORY
Il Frame House, No. 227 ID street, west. Rent,
$40 per month. Enquire Of ChaG Abbott, No,
205 Pennsylvania avenue, or John Austin, No. 81
High street, GeOrgetown dee 6--2t
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE OR RENT,
IA with the improvements, containing eighteen
acres of land, within two miles of the Washington
City Market. Ii commands view or the PotO-
mac river. For further Information enquire Of
GEORGE l.. MOORE, east OF the Park Hotel,
eth street dec 7-3t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

EOR RENT-sEvE HANDSOMELY
l. furnished rooms, lighted with gas. Apply at
Mrs F. LAMBS, aO3 Pa avenue, opposite VII
lards' Hotel dec 3-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-ONE
Il Paror and several Bedrooms for rent. over
VIM. Grupes Confectionery Store, No. AIS Penn
avenue opposite Jackson Hall dec l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

Se<RE1E COURr Yesterday FL. "ain'
Esq. CT Pennsylvania, was adnilWtted 10 Prac-
lice as an attorney and couns,fiI'f III 'nis
court
motion was made for reheaT'ng IN Inc
case Of James T. Peek and Others, appellants
We John Sanderspn.
This motion was argued by Ar. L-asA' oil
Texas, in support thereof anu by M. VAIL
of Pennsylvania, in opposi 1on thereto
The case of Samuel Hem snney AMI otheIS,
plaintiffs in error, VS.. joshua W. Carr, as
signee, was called by the ourt. &c was
brought up in error 10 the eli cunt court oi
United States from the district ii lIne
On motion by Mr.. Rowe, coun gel for the
plaintiffs in error, (the matters in snlroyersy
having been settled between The pan Ses,) This
writ Of error was dismissed, with costs.
The case Of John q. Graham, pla! rtis IN
error, vs.. Alexander Bayne, was cal. ed by
the court. This ease was argued by MI
browning, Of Illinois. for the plaintiff iH err
TOR; and by Mr.. Williams, of the same 81 ate,
for the defendant in error; and the ease was
submitted
Tie case OF William G. Atwater, sdminis.rii-
tor Of Nehemiah Darlington, libellant and aIo-
peilant vs.. the brig Ann U Pratt, L.. ).
Pratt, claimant, was called by the CO urt. The
argument in this case was commenced by Mn
Rowe for the appellant.
The court then adjourned.
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+ ACOULTRE ROGERSs RAYuaS

4 ACOULTRE e ROGERs's RAZORS
- We have ins assortment OF the above named
kAZoRS, TO which we call the attention Of ger
uemen who wish TO have an easy shave Also
STROPS OF the most approved ma kes SHAVING
CREAM, SOAPS, and everything requisite Tor a
gentleman's toilet
Il. ). GALLIGAN CO.
Fancy Goods and Perfumery. sra Penn av
nov 2S-t Under Browns Hotel
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irAs the Religion of the Bible is tn


republican religion Of America. Is DE- GPATH Co 5
ELECTRIC OIL, ccmPousdsd BY A. F. SMITH, Chemist Of
h sephis tbs national remedy for palm That it relic,
thu distressing complaints In few min hundreds
yes thousands testify who long Suffered most scute
many who unable walk from bed chair without
help Many most ecmable citizens have bean .oped
thsr erHioes in day within the last fsw months aud
power Of t innocent and pleasant remedy Lit
children hsVs been soStled from great iIealness Bte
quiet sleep sisorsn. health Frighul tunors aid
sbsce.ses piles the Ea escrueisng kind Of long stand
Ing heartr.ndns burns and wounds. complicated womb
Internal hemorrass gendusr sweiliDgs
obdurae character iDhsnis1Ors Fbsamatism, and
ueHralgis this sIcrueiang djoitea aai spsainsd
irraiin. complaints and ehsppsd hands and face
tooth and ache eEap In the stomach approaching the
speedily easily by DE GTaths great national
ely the EeeTrc O' 60 South Ei.hth street now ON its
rich Of eonnterfes ani dangerous iIaiia
I-Rs the Ocs. ~ South Eig nth be
~ ecu GhesnHI sad VALIANT, FhiiadslPh!a. dec
,VA Fset.-New EnsIand Rum Dears
aLSn ct resemblance 70 the Elorions Eau 10 yie" Of
bea the ssaelne VIRGINIA ARTICLE sold by BEE
NETT 4tBERs, a. Kic.mond.
Being the spo aud IN daily nterconrss with the best
VI the Sate taey have opportunities OF
ins m FIRST Vlck OF ths choicest crops aud they conf
IDENTIFY assure gsns een who ay order frn theF at they
win furnish an AZ Ieie which yin elicit lsir Warmsst
It eau Dc sent in any auallS s-1si by expss.s other
Wise. nos n--iU
"6reat Cure Of Rheam ati sm The Edi-
Richmond Repa eiean al Dscsmbsr s;h lsss
cay that CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE Is no aaask medi
They lad man IN their press room who aetef wit,
violent Mercuria Rheumatism who continually
planning Of misery iu the back limbs and Joiu4 hs eyes
hal become feyeris mssty, neck swoen throat
and all the symptoms u KhssssuI Soabnei With scro
iaS Two bottles Of Carriers spanish Mixture enrtd him
iis wonderful effects their on, regret g. that all
suffering with disease of the oed not are OF the eI
isssnce OF surh lusdeiIs They sesriy tscoIs Dsoa h
sec Ler eeacats, and nos In iaii Aronnd The tette
dec Sim '~r
=.
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dec A d EDW. =. WRIGHT, Auct.
NTAKSHAb's sALE.-By Virtue Of two vii

MAKSHAB'S sALE.-By vir.ue Of two wits
ISl Of Fieri Fac,as, issued from the Clerks Of
Zoe eflhe Circuit Court Of the District OF Column
bIa for the county Of Washington, and to me d.
rected, shall expose to pnblic sale, for cash. on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of Decembe. next,
at ~ O'Clock, IN before the, Court house of said
coglly, the following described property, to wit
All the night, title, and interest OF James Crr,.
chett In and TO Lot No. . in Square No ca, to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, In the city Of Washington, seized and
levied upon - Ida: property Of yag.es Crutchea,
and VIII be sold TO satisfy gudieials, etc ia and
AS TO March term 1855 stu Leison against
JONAH ID. HOOVER, -
Marshal FOR the District Of Columbia
nov &-dts
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By i. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE REAI

BY i. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TVRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
Il Estate.-By virtue OF deed Of trust, bear
ing date the 25th day Of April, A. D., 1855, and
duly recorded in Liber j A No. So. folIos
325, 327, 32S, and 800, one OF the Land Records
for Washington County In the District or Column
ba VII! sell at piblic sale in front of the premi-
sts, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of December.
1865, at O'Clock, Z NJ, Lot "F - in the record
ed subdivision OF Lot ID in Square No -. in the
city OF Washington, fronting on North III, be
tween Twenty hrst and Twenty-second Streets,
l05 feet from N w. corner OF said streets, with
all the improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale: One-third I'm cash, and the re-
maiuder IN two equal payments at six and twelve
months with interest to he secured by deed Of
trust The terms of sale to be complied with In
hve days. and upou default therein the Trustee
reserves the right to re sell the premises at the
FISK and cost Of the first purcha or.
All conveyancing at purchasers risks.
4-.l WM. Ii WARD, Trus'ee,
.ra..- A, GREEN, Auctioneer
nov 2D-eo&ds 5- ..-"