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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-07-04

THE editor of the Elmira, N. Y, Re-
publican has found out where the Know
NothiDgs assemble. 1t is in cave close
by the town, the entrance to which. is a
hole just large enough to admit one man
at time. The last one takes the hole
with him, and thus they defy detection
Be. tinely wise, rather than wise, Ia
time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-07-04

MAx1Ms FOR You've MEN.-Never be
idle. If your hands cannot be usefully
employed; attend to cultivating your
mind.
Drink no Intoxicating liquors.
Keep good company.
Make few promises.
Keep your own secrets.
When you speak to person look him
in the face.
If any one speaks evil of you, let your
life be so virtuous and upright that none
will believe MIN.
You had better be poisoned in your
blood than your principles.
When you retire, think what you have
done during the day.
Your character cannot be injured ex-
cept by your own acts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-07-04

MARROW EscAPE.-A lady entered a
dry goods store in - street, and ex-
pressed u desire to see some wool delains.
The polite clerk, with elegant address,
showed her variety of pieces of fine
texture and choice colOring. After toss
ing and examining to her hearts content,
she observed: ''The goods are part
cotton, sir" "My dear Madam" re-
turned the shopman, these goods are
as free from cotton as your breast is''
-fthe lady stares =" free from guile"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-07-04
ROMANCE OF INDIAN LIFE.

A private soldier, writing from Fort
Laramie, March 18th, mentions the fol-
lowing incidents of the massacre of Lieut..
Grattan:
Twill give you two facts connected
with the massacre, which have never
seen in tie newspapers. A musician,
one of the party, owned or married q
squaw, and on the unfortunate day,
when she saw danger threatening the
troops, she rallied her father and her
brother to preserve her lover. When he
fell wounded, she rushed to him to pro-
tect him from the arrows or perish with
him. Her father shot several arrows at
the other Indians, and was wounded
himself in the jealous defense of the SOL
der. Then he sat down and wept, as he
could do no more. The hostile Indians
then rushed on the wounded soldier, tore
him from the embrace of his faithful
squaw, and scalped him before her eyes.
After this she could not be prevailed up
ON to eat or drink, and starved to death,
dying in nine days, and glad to go to re.
gain the presence of the spirit of one she
loved so dearly. The only soldier that
reached here alive was found by an In
dian, who, instead of scalping him, min
istered to his wants, carried water to his
hiding place, and endeavored to bring
him into the fort during the night, but
being unable or afraid to accomplish his
purpose, he turned back to Mr.. Bor-
deau's house, bearing the soldier, and
four Indians overlook him and wished to
kill the wounded man, or as they said,
''that dog" The reply of the noble,
friendly savage was, "this white man
must live, or 1 must die," and he bore
him off in safety. Such generous deeds
should be remembered.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-07-04

To enjoy to-day, stop worrying about
Tomorrow. Next week will be just as CA
pable of taking care Of itself as this one
is. And why shoalln't it? 1t will
have seven day. more experience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11
JOB PRINTING
raT7V rYEcUTED 1T THIS OFFTrF
VIRGINIA SPkiNGS.
r.. xzs rEEFE7 RICHMOND AND

EFW - e1Sls-sxs& a NV L y SOUTH
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RO4Ds-SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT.-Sh ortest
NEST som fort4bs md most expeditions route to he
VIRGINIA sPRINGS-Through by Daylight and
Baggage cascs ed though. exc pt on Stsg>s
Visitors TO the Virginia SPRINGS by this route take
tina South-side Railroad at Petersburg or the
Rishm4ud srd DsuVlle CARS at Richmond at A NJ
da (suodays exceptsd) breakfast at the Junctien
aud anpls ,ims given passengers to eet; arrive at
LynchbuTg at II NJ, to dinner, and thence, via Va
and Tenn Railroad, reach Borssck's Depot at 81 P.
M the same dsv, snd there teke KENT. SU MMER-
SON l. co IS FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine at
tbs Res Sweet Sweet Sprinss and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs 1T nes) early on the even.
ing Of the second day from Rich nond end Peters
hurg without nj ght travel and with but Ga miles of
Staging
Tne Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is located
tn 7ouEt msst romantic country, Possessing eli
mate unsurpassed for its sa ubiity and delightful
Temperature The road passes the bsge Of the Peaks
OF Otter and within three miles of the Allegheny
Springs Doe mi g of the Devils Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs ard within four miles OF the
Yellow Sulphur Springs all pleasantly situated d
few miles apart, the Eastern slope of the Ale
ghsny mountain. in Montgomery county The wa
ters of thess Springs celebrated for their great
medicinal qualities, the accommodations excel
lent aad have been greatly increased since last
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
summerson Co 5 tages sc Nswbern Depot on
tbs evening Of the day that they leave Richn
Pet rsburg and arrive at the Springs the follow
log Day 10 dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early in
tn evening.
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ITEST MAIL NEWS.

E!szSe - rorny IN MISSISSIPPI Inc mur
q - f,IarkS Brown, at Pontotoe, Mis-
f1.oL,rb we lately made mention, bears .
a. i,seness to the case OF Matt Wsro ana
p,,Ia, Az the circumstances are mar"
Ia,,er from the place, IL appears that
native OF New Hampshire, grad
n :. r,noutn College, and principal OF the
=. Male Academy" A few days previous
,nraer. he punished, for some mt'demesn-
Z IA named Carey wrsy. about - years oil
,hn an elder brother Of the lad, who at-
fbe same school. was subsequently expelled
kNlng at the time, II s alleged, t"Se
ned Professor Brown II he whipped Gus
II again. Three days after the occurrence,
brother, aged Is years, who was s,uuS'ns
ne In al Office 10 the city. armed nn". -
ri revolver and bowie knife, went !" "a ;
y. and wanted Brown called out' oaa, as
ssSioo much excited at the time, the sss's's ~,
- ,he reouest. Wrsy left, saying 'ha, DC
q 6se him on his way home, ana ~ 'he c, ~:
- Sks,jon he me, his victim n the puo!'c
7 m acco.,ed him ruiely, told him thst ne
fSS5zoo,ed upon bis brother. sno, "heh ne
ss9zzek 10 reason the mater, called Dim oy 40
jfiSS epi,he,, and aimed blow with his
"a Browns face The latter. seeing Wrayf
esSe a, the blow was aimed. raised iiuie
Fl 0bjo. and prepared TO defend himseh.-
SSI1s,eiy ,hereupou, Wrsy drew bis kniie sno
1a&1 seyen fatal wounds, which csused
10 instant death. The murderer was ar
q and committed to prison, but MIA friends
8 sigoIous Efforts to l0restail justice Dy
nEt1y securing all the legal COUNSEL the place
d Professor Brown leaves you3g ~l'e,
&orn he had only been married lew months
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ShfpMeHts Of Coal TO pirginia- EZtr10rdiaGru Al
II ductioa - Pistiag Fremen - Exports etc
PHILADELPHIA, July 9th.
Among the shipments Of coal by the Reading
ksuxosd Company for the week ending Both ult ,
are ~ tons to Petersburg, Va 100 to Richmond and
Easly On Friday morning last a white girl, aged
IL tte daughter of Mr. Samuel 9cdshali, residing
within three miles of Do Uningtown Chester co.
wAecarrled away by two in a close carriage b
distance OF II miles from her home, towards the
Maryland line The girl had been with reighbor
Tor fhe past two or three weeks takiag care of
sick chlid ana on the morning of Friday while go
ing Wong the road to dive COW from the pasture
hsid, she was accosted By two strange men yery
eenteeity dressed, who were standing nesr car.
risEe attached to which were two horses Thew
asksd her name and where she lived to which maui
resEhe gave answers without hesitation Withoui
any farther conversation of them opened lin
boxnnd TOOK therefrom what appeared to be q pitch
PisHer which he instantly capped over her mou
wnen both OF them dragged her into the carriage
ana drove on After taking her twelve miles from
home, they put her out in the woods ard immp
oeleiy left her They offered her violence and
HMeupposed n litook her for mu. alto woman they
tptsnd.d to take Oft.
The Dillsent Fire Engine Company OF this city,
will Wait New York and Albany in a short time In
New York they TO be received by the EN- rire
Kue rglue Company, Who will give a grand ban.
gaetat toe 81 Nicaolas Hotel, to be attended by the
Sosefnor. tho Mayor aod other dstin gushed gen.
uemen In Albany, the Dilisent Company will be
the guests of the Tivoli Hose Company, who have
appfopTiAted ~ 5t0 for their reception. The de
ss lss0H' paintings &C. on the Dilissnt will cost
TIE exports from this port to foreign ports since
the LIT Of January last amount to 6n4 1874 helm.
decfease of upwards of miliiun and half of dollsTs
1 conpared with the same time last vesr. The i'm
pests also show failing off Of 81 6S5 sI9
The price Of breadstufA this city still kpeps nm
snn Is no l2s cents Dbl higher than oince ana
~ VIII no doubt soon come tumb!ipg down
Ins tflai OF Jacob schiesel, the husband Of the
woman who found murdered at q reen Tsna on
Ess,1f sday last will take placs soma dsy hi,
week. The atrncty of the crime, and the strange
~ OF oienmsancea which fasten suspicion upon
TIE husband, alnost without parallel: and the
tisN theretore will be highly Interesting
A. +" G'is~o d. one of the mail sgents bstween
teMard New York, has received an appoiutm-ut A,
man az 7nt between New York and Sac Francisco =
as ga les are to commence On the 20th of August
nsf r h Wiley rector of the Cturch of tbs Ma.
Chr,st ChRtch, New YORK III ~
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84{HFlNB bFtAt nut ny ~'' >@'''-
Garden.
NEW York, July OH
shlnuing here Is rather dull At present. The
Rates from California ranges to q to 81 = els
villa but iittle freighs offering. One schooner was
tsken yesterday at $50 with 80 tons OF ice Tor
Ricbmond.
tweeu the celebrated horses Flora Temple and
Eontae took place ON the afternoon of the 9th ins,
over The Uuion Track, Long leland, and was wit
messed by large audience, considering the incie.
mency OF the weather. Flora proved the victor,
hAvipg the frat heat 10 5 o. ana the second in
527. Sontsg la both heats continued breaking
end rsquently changing from trottiDg to pacing.
CArtain Bake, of the packet ship Jeremiah
Thompson. which arrived at this port on Saturday,
ffcap liverpool reports having seen on the south.
evn eud Of the Grand Banks an iceberg at least
I000feet long aud $50 feet high.
4bout fifty arrests were made In this city yea
tcrd1y for alleged violations OF the prohihitoTy
Law Under the new law there appears to be 10
dimtnu lon 10 the arrests fer excessive drinking
and as most Of those arrested are unable or uu-
willing TO pay the f1e imposed, they are imprison-
I'd 6rtsn days, which, la very short time, must
oil our prisons with this unfortunate class of OF.
Tenders Yesterday a large majority of the liquor
shops were cosed-either really or apparently so
--and this was particularly true of the German
lsRer beer shops. Several Of the lower sort have
refneed to sell anything OF an Intoxicating nature
pin3e the 4lh and those woo do sell are sad 20 be
very ear su not to permit an Intoxicated person
to cuxne or remain upon their premises. InIdining
ssl0ons liquor could be obtained by the patrons Of
TIE heuse but there was little drinking at the bars
Mr. Charles Irving. of the firm of Irving Law
renes, ice dealers at No 81 West Ssh st. was kill.
ed On Saturday evening by being thrown from We.
hielA 10 W bich he was riding.
The attempt to prevent the use of Castle Garden
BY ths Com missioner, of En- grafton, has failed
the Jungss OF the Superior Court having refused an
tntuncfion for that purpose.
In the suoreme Court, on Saturday afern oon,
Judge Gov lea admitted Lyman Cole, the alleged
foIgers to ball. in the of 81 SEQ
. new msdicsl college is about to be erected in
this CITY. The foundations already laid. lin 80
street. sns the propIe' orshp is vested in the CO
Universitg -
ssiss Of $4,000 Va. SIS YESTERDAY, at $50.
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no RESPECT FOR RoYALTY-Phs Countess nj
T.ons TO- who is the mother OF The Empress of the
aeseh lutencing shortly TO go to Paris to see her
1autnte'' sent all her jewels 10 tbs Arnbss.ador.
sasesPeSu Dag directed TO the Empress suop, sing
s"st.v De zoe safest way By some means or Other
euiet OIL 1he Gar lists got information ofthe tact
f.ssees 'Iin7 OF t9elr men the rosd seized IN
peosE and escaped without discovery. The loss 70
ane Aountesa IL estimated At over 10 zoo stsriiD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11
A IL PAIN CURED LIKE IallGI(


"A In BoTTLEs l24, % seA SO cents
Pain is the forerunner of disease, curs the pain
and you check the disease.
DR. J. s. ROSES PAIN. CURER
Is truly the wonder of the age! Itcures pain in ess
time than it requires to get physician.
1t cures Toothsche in q minute
Cures Cramps or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels
Cures stiff neck snd swelled face from cold
Cures rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains, Bruises Scalds and Burma.
Cures Corns and any pains il the feet.
Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Ear ache in few muutes
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs Back.
Cures Ague and Chils aud Fever.
This isno humbug medicine, but il is made BY q
regular physician of thirty.fve years. practice in
Philade phia where every family has it in use and
70 family should be without bottle in case of &C
cident or sudden sickness 1t is used internally and
externaily, always giving immediate relief. If this
Pain Curer could speak, it would exclaim:
- Whilst most medicines take whole month"; to slsy
make my cures in half a summers day"
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il Co. Bennett
Beers, A Bodeker, 0. A. Strecker, Paterson l.
Jackson. A lex Duval, Duval and Norton, J. B. Wood
s; NJ. Zachrsson, 8. 2. semple and w. P. Laid,
Richmond my 14-fn&wci
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nASK sTATRmENrs.- The statements Of N.
pans OF Ne" York tor the past week show the FOL.
pSlbg iothls-lDcresse OF loans s. 91g OG0In.
creAse Of circulation S34s O00 incr<s.a 20 a.
pasnes - 743 900; decrease in specie $40 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

LIE DAfoo SARA SUFFERKRs. The Ration
eDgs usznie States hat the situation of rnanv n
~ sInefers ~ 'be ate fire Ia Bayou Sara Is de.
- ao'o ~ me extreme Some are reduced 10
absolute want. Owing to the difticn,u 81 80, 20
g aace 10 the couniry, the larger portion Of ,he
1ppeny destroyed was wholly unaisured " '"'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NEAL DOW CENSURED-

PORTLAND, Me. July loth-The, Coroner's
jury IN the case of young Robbins, killed in
the late liquor riot here, rendered q verdict
to day, finding that the deceased came to his
death from the rash and illegal orders of the
Mayor, and leaving the courts to determine
whatever Dow is guilty of murder or man
slaughter
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REERS CORDIAL b TIERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent re.
sreshing, exharating aud delicious Beverage pro.
ducing instant relief froTa the effects of over nduf.
geRce loss of appetite, lowness Of spirits dyspepsi
ana all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-iD parting to the whole svs.
tenn -hewed strength and vgor For sale by
BENNETT & BEERS
fs 21-d1yif soIs A,snts
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- 49, IMlNG MARSHES 1t ia said that psrfv
~ tssisnneFs, VINO bring with them from the,r 40
.neIaAnd great experience TO dyking and draipipa
$500 about recl"iming The body Of salt tnarst
dav1.,r "t,sn Nf~aIk and J@raey City. anf
OF yerables and iruits "0 'a'i0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

re l. ). iHRate Potomac, Gem Pauldipr. dron.
~ oo~h rom her landing, at Norfolk, Monday
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hKAVr SHAFTs.-The Philadelphia Ledger ..v.
- me Heading steam forge has Completed Two
y me memmoih shafts for the rational steam
s,ss no" under construction at Phils6elnbjs
Washington aud Norfolk These enormous n,ss
o. IRON weigh about IL 500 lbs each, and are
p:aoy the heaviest and best iiai.hed pieces Of
ssxios ever manufactured 10 the United States -
.rtwo 'Hai' will be ready for shipment In week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

phumMEp OUT.-Last Tueadsy afternoon
sshoI on board the L ship Ohio, a, Boston wss
.srs out Of the service to the ruoe ~ ,be
ApgGeS March" He was charged with ,hel,
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COMMERCIAL


NEW YORK. July l0,h.-Cottou rm with an up
ward tendency. Flour, state brands advanced IL
l-2 cents. Sales of Southern at Sill Whest uu.
changed. Corn 10 trife higher Pork and beef
firm. Lard dull. Whiskey quiet at 40 and Al
cent?.
Stocks lower. Money unchanged Virginia IS
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Fatal RAILROAD AccfDgsT-Tp Iarsa, M.
monoSy morning, New York drover named M
I1rpy "Ss run over by train Of cara and kilIas
Heb $1,000 In his pocket u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

!. sesen hundred aud twelve bushels of new wheat
y - o. ne season, was sold la Norfolk MONDAY
= ~ II l-2aSc Is per bushel.
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CONVICTED OF SLAVE TRADING.
NEw York, July 10th.-Capt Smith, late
OF the brig Julia Moulton, convicted of being
engaged in the slave trade, was sentenced
this morning to two years Imprisonment,
and fined $4,000.
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THE MUSIC STORE

FaF;s2Szs P H TAYLOR would remind his
VI III VI friends aed the public generally that
his store Is now on Governor str~et
where may be found PIANO FORTEs, MELODE.
ONS GUITARS, VIOLINS. FLUTES and ACCOR.
pdcef.
sole agentn this city for the s.le of the cels-
ofateo Nunns Ciarse's PIANOS, which are not
few. Also. Gale l. Co . superior Pianos
Guitsr and Violin STRINGS. of the best quality
he hes the largest stock of MUSIC to be found ia
this State end Is constantly recevpg the latest pub
locations, which be will sell at The most reduced
where
81 Pianos tuned. repaired ard let on hire
~ Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
jy7
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% STRAY HORSE. Strayed from
IA the Court House of Henrico county. about
weeks ago, small SORREB MARE, with Star
In the forehead and both hind feet white-no other
scars or marks about her remembered. A HbersI re-.
ward will be paid for her delivery to me AZ the
Coutt-House of Heurieo
iv Ste r. w TTMPFRIAYr
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THIS DAY.
BY GODDTN q APPERsON.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT
~ AUCTION On WEDNESDAY nth inst ~
~ O'Clock at my store, will sell at Auction Iarse
sod vsried assortment Of Crnckery and Gls,sware
consisting Of Bowls, Plates Dishes. Cups ssucsrs
Pitchers Preserves, sait-stends. Glass Bowls Tam.
blers Wines, he. r. CAuTHORN
jy 10 xnc.ion..,
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
- AND
LNVTGORATING COMPOUND.
DIR. J. 8. ROSES
tof Phiadsl phia)

Inv IGOhd IING COMPOUND.
DIR. ]. 8. ROSES
tof Phi Iadelphia)
CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
Is Spring and Summer AIseyatpe Medicine and In
MIGRATING Drink, u Aas equal.
1t purifies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries Off all secretIons and hurnors
Cieansss the skin of all eYuptions;
Gives appetite, bloom and vigor
Strength ens and invi gorstss the constitution;
Makes the skin soft, smooth and natural
Expes Pinples, Boils and Sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kione Ysend Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system:
Builds up weak state of body;
Ailays nervous affections and enlivens the spirts
For Female Complaints, which in their very ma
ture exhausting and facilitating it is
recommended Indeed, il makes the weak strong:
the pale and emaciated, from sickness or natural
causes, soon have colnr bloom and health As a
drink, it is exhilsratins refreshing stimu-
lsting and enlivening Persons tyouns an old rho
have used this deg htful compound are surprised al
its immediate beneficial tHecss.
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles 500 For sale BY
PURCELL LADD Co, D. A. Streeker, A. Bodsk.r
Alsx'r Duvel Duval Norto1, J 3. " ood VIM
P Lsdd, s. n. Zachrisson g. e. ss.ss;s q ID Benpet
l. Beers
ap &-FM& W&cis-ts
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OFFICE RIcHM,D PETG r R co

OFFICE RiCHM'D PETG r CO 4
RIcHM ND. July oh, 1856.
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.-Co nsign-
IN ees of Freight by this Road, are hereby re-
specially informed. that in conseq aence Of the
crowded state Of the Depot In Richmond. the I'M
d-islsned will be Reluctantly compelled 10 enforce
the following standing equation Of the ard, viz
"AH articles of freight arriving at their place OF
Destination. must be tasen away withia twenty-fou
hours after being unlozdsd from the csrs-the Com
pany reese wing the right of removing and placing
tn. ssne In store at the risk and expe nse of the
owner II thew see fit aftS ~ ispsa Of that TINA
THOS. .DoOAMEAD,
u lo-4t Superintendent.
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ImroRrANu SUR AGArssT THE MCr u. o.i.-s.
rATK-In the second district court o, nv 800
on the Sd, suit was commsne go, sa.ic., the
civ of New Orleans and others universal ,ees.sss
Of ss Of John The ss to- b.
some of whom re.ids 10 msry ases IN Baltimore
o. ,s,a Iaayps an Geographic viii Of which 1hn
Mel ,noush, w W, Montgomery and J. d. Brown
"srs sP H. onosh and Sheppard Brown, It 10 al
,esssd BY the petitioners were Ia partnersh,p 90
nssTchan,s' from the 16h of September, 1902,
nnt;i the death of Brown, at which time .na ne ss o
arm owned property to the amount OF sSoo
one h aft of which belonged to Brown, and Brown
Iiasiiies did not exceed Sii 600 It ia further al
lodged that John Med 1nogh ss principal executor
of the estate caused the greater part OF the pro,
nertv 10 be illegally adjudicsted TO himself, and
hen received discharge from the Court as adj
ninistrator of the estate
p,oxp.n the hands of his executors, and ALEC the
revenues from IL 10 the present lime.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. 2

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, 2
IA MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 18th July, at O'Clock P. M, upon
the premises will be sold 40 acres of Land. lying
on the New Bridge Stony Run road, two miles be-
low the city, ana adjoining the lands of Mrs. Ross
John Enders, and others. There are about 40
in woods the remainder is in high state of fertility
the growing crop will chow. The property will
be divided or sold as whole, as may be desired at
the time of SALE IL 10 believed that this land ers
greater inducements to those wishing to purchase
valuable farm near the city, than any other now in
the market, and it is desired that those In want will
visit it before the day of sale.
TERMs-One-tfth cash balance in l. 2 and vssrs
wu interest, payable yearly.
i've Taylor a. WILLIAMS Aucts
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Y IR-
pr and
lish a
resort
Itch 10
with
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ee TO
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