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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
SPRING 1855.

SPRING 1855.
removed from our old stand on Markel
street and leased the south corner OF that mag
niaccpt row OF stores recently erected Oh Fouruh,l
between Locust and Vine streets, known as
THE TEN BUILDINGS,
we arc prepared TO offer country customers as fnll
and complete an assortment OF f
FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS,
os will be found in the west While our stock VIII be
.ocond to none IN the finer and more expensive de.
particular care will he taken to supply the
every day wants of Housekeepers with honest, wei
made fabrics at the lowest remuneraiiiig prices.
The ystem we have adopted for the conduct OF our
I'm siuess we hope will meet with general approval as
i, aims at putting every one on perfect equaiii.
IDur goods will be marked IN plain
figures, and under mo- circuna stances
xviIl any deviation be made from the
marked prices.
In onr second story, apart from the retail de
ment We will at all times have large reserve 81 ek
'''"' COUNTRY MERCHANTS
can supp,y them with the finer Fancy goods M
~ he fnund In the regular Wholesale houscs.ln
EMBROIDERIES AND HOSIERY
wekpow from the mag ntude OF our stock we can Of
fer un snal inducements ,
soliciting the patronage Of all classes we guarantee
respectful attention to every customer mat comes "
opr counter. WILSON COOPER,
''' '0''''' - ! sa Ten BaGi!d5llRsg' BG5 r., MO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARS!!!
NEW CIGAR STORE.
NJ. H. HEIDENHEIMER,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
Havana and Domestic Cigars, Chewing Tobacco
and SNUFF,
Cd Street, doors East Of Brady,
Davenport, iowa.
rp Being connected with nm Eastern mouse, ! am
enabled IL sci at eastern prices.
Also. on hand stock Of GROCERrEs, FRuIrs, etc.
NOvpmber I. lS54-Iyd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

TEAM INDICATORS & WATER 0UAGES,
kNOR sale at Eagle Works, Chicago.
Dec Is ID wu r. w daI Eo ~ ".
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
For Lease.

/. N1,MBER of lots situated in various p:rts ofthe
" 80 GRO D.. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
RENWIcx 4 son

1E6W1CX & son,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING, sroRAeR
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT0.
9asasr Landing,
rSprc~p,,,, DAvEnpoaf, Iowa, n
/ pESFECTfULLY call the attention Sfnrmefn. ssin.
ment. y
They wiii at all times be ready to store and sip :,
and sell on commission, and trust. 81 rynmsa "A
strct attention 10 the interests Of ali Who mav ~
dence. - -
The business will Be conducted and carried % In he
spacions building recently erected by M. Fultps =.
slebateo as the BaxsaF, to which 10 attached eoo.
dous landing for steamboats, ell stages 81 he ~,
and possessed advantages favorable TO The impesapr -
snpper hot the least Of whih % that no dnysoo viu
ne required from the Warehouse . baaas, o. -
Loats te the Warehouse. Msv a isesSS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
sxA2s. WOOD I Co..

61A1S, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, LEaher 1eeseAAais
and Dealers In Plaasd ylsssing.
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only ssta blishmep eptin the West vhsps 4
EHERWOOD'S CELEBkA1ED TCRHlao
LATHE is used for turning PksnArIc reaHs; sus6 9
"ork 100 x.,ons e Ssa ~sss ,ns
Neslfisgs ef sN ines sGsssss II esq ss01sv -
taste yey ssgssst. Making the most psrfsss 49,
beautiful work that fancy ean desire, apd AGvsng o
appearance Of esseiy esrssd ss,k.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
WALcoTT HOUSE. --
FIRST station West on the line Of Tie 4. q Z.
Ra;lr,ad IL miles from Dayanpert.

HE undersigned has furnished the abeve heuse 4
good style, and Is ready TO accomn eAase ~ -
may favor him with their patronage
PERSONS des;rous Of passing few weeks su1ssly a
lne Prs,ne, whefe there 10 always delightful Aceeoe
VIII mad Waicott r. repay them for visit =
To SpoRTsMEN-Grouse and other esDe aAeu>A n,
the vicinity. ~
share Of public patronage is respectfully sciis,ex
Walcot., July 18th, Iss4-wtrw.sf - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
STEAM BOILERS

VI all descriptions, on hand and made 10 order
JAlso Sheet Iron Work, viz: Smoke Pipe, Breech-
), &c :, &c, made on short noticc-at Eagle works,
hcags. co
Dee. Is W II r. W. les q w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
PROTRSsI0HAL CARDS

JOHN o. SARGENT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELL0H,
rxyIr attend 10 the prosecution of Cascs before the
w Court of Ciam ard take charge of any pro-
f.sional business before the Department. or 'he sn
prune Court Papers Intended for MT. Sargent may
K ".n,dirertly 10 him at Wa -hingtrn, G. or Ion
,i,b M...rs Cox X hi ION, Davcnp n. Iowa Coo.
=. ,~ent a l,owney, Iowa City, or Cook, sargeht q
Parker, Rusk Isiahd, W.
Washiugton, u. c., Mch 10 's'-d-6mos
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Notice to the Public

Large Sorrel HORSE and an Ola Ruco.
was found in the woods near the Old Wal.
Sunday the I'd inst. The Horse was lied So IN
~ to tree, but not unhitched from the Rn u'e'
and had been there since Friday morning prassy'
And was left there by man no sand his nus
was John Davis, OF North CnroIinn. Said n an'
is about six feet 10 hcighth, dark brown hal. avs
whiskers, supposed TO be about thirty years Of aDa
and weighs about 1G0 pounds. lie wore oD go
left little finger large red Ring. He off ,aI us
sell the horse 10 Mr.. James Mathis. and al.o
Mr., b. II. Miller living above the Cid Well
Friday morning, the 3lst inst. H. was also So. va
The same evening walking towards HAMBURG n,t
his Saddebags 10 his hand, and enquired At ~h "n
hour The cars left Augusta Tor Atlanta. Il i" Gu"
known why he acted so with his horse a nd bn,a -"
The horse is large sorreI-hind feet wbSiss u.s.
blaze IN the forehead-some scars on bis -
legs, and aboH I6 hands high. The BupOy !.
badly worn. and nude by Wilson e. 6oy,,n
Charlotte, N. G. hand umbrella was .,!'
found rear the buggy with the initials of W n
on it, ~
The above Horse and Buggy are at nv bo,.o
where the owner, by proving property and noyn.,
charges, can get them. s
For further particulars, address the Sul<c.r..
at Elgefeld, G. H.
J. L. ADDISON
sept. 20. 9.2w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Hon. Genre Bancroft.

1t gives US pitu>Ur" tn lay be tore our readers
the following letter. from ,he Hon. George Bun.
Croft IN" d'~'lr gulshtd hN'gri"n OF me U"l'td
States. His presence will b. hailed wuh light
by the Innumera"l 'hrong thai will nc assembled
al Kings Mountain Oh the 4Ih # O.. uhrr ntx
New YORK. S, p. ID, 1855
Nix DEAR EIRs :-Y ,srrdny recrIved luDr
favor OF he 23d If August, Inviting IN /" b. pre-
al the ceirhralInn OF '. vlctorN acii. we'd on
king's MUulI4in. | shalt do win hr. u. rr,,,si
pleasure, u"t Only {" la wih yru Ia ur tribute
Ia one al the n''bicei, most ImpJrtant. aud most
hcrUic actions CT The war o! TIN Revolution, bat
also To gather new no Tor the love al couutry
aud OF freedom, from the grateful enthusiasm
which the occasion is shure To c1lI iurth re-
main, srS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
A Painfully Exciting Scene.

"hEENshoko' w. ~ o|IH'"'oFr "a scene
OF IN 'hoS' i'"Ihiu ana intense "Xc6mrnt occureo
]" mus r'"" on Monday m"fnng. Al Inc ha'i-
'""u o''''"" "ef' ~ "lpgihS me well NOSE EN-
e"e'' IL" .''e WIN nave encounters" f"cH uia'
can Only "e penetrated ny drilling ana o'asuns.
va M"'q"g '''ftiie s"ei' "ltt very hthNy
ila'' 81 po"oer IN 'tle ""'iom 81 me "eh' "hich
IS SOM 'n''F i'e' o'eP, ana D'iore NE SNAKE
h"d ''iii''T""y cleared "ui 81 10" sHait' John
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

Forrign writer's very naturally puzzled by
the Oddly OF our political party names, and, in al.
tempting to trace them to their origin, make some
very queer plumbers thus, the name Of the Loco
foco party is styled by English writer to be
the name of tribe of I"dians. The London A.
thenaum, in an article upon Know Nothingsm,
States that
The pnrty derive their name from an expires.
sion III v"gu- among thp leaders OF the old poli.
cal s'cIons, that tn. people did not know what
was OF most advantage to them. Thus, an Amer
lean says, Il don't know, buJ it strikes me, and
SO forth, uniil The phrase bccam" characteristics
&C."
We confess lha' rhe Ahennum's theory Of
the origin OF the Dam~ Of Know Mornings is ROT
very Ingenious, and for III" enirghtenm-n of thai
learned pundm, wili slate the origin of the
OF the now rapidly dl>sn!ving party, on the ~
thenticly OF gentleman who his had abunGau,
opportunities tnr knowing The exact facts Of til.
case. Te Know N thing party, it is pre't, gem
orally known, was hrst form by prison. ni
some nut"ri"ty- who c,II, himself IN d Ban
line "Ned' was once md>hipmnn IN n" u.
). Navy, but left The service for >ome cause. 0
which We are moi Informed. and commenced the
business of AmrfcaniS'n large scale, by
founding secret political order, of so exclusive
a character thai nnur to be admitted As mem
b"rs whose grnndmthrrs were no. natives of the
Country. Il is difficult mater, in a Country like
The Unned States, where free inquiry is so com
mon, I" keep anything secret; and Ned instruct
ed his pro>el>res and ac"ytrS to reply to all ques
TONS in respect TO the movements Of the new par.
~, Il don't know" So, they were at first called
"D"n't Knows" and then Know Nothugs," by
outsiders, who knew nothing more OF them than
that they invariably replied II don't know" TO all
questions.
and very SOON here will be nothing left OF them
but their name. The eaerh hath bubbles, and
Know Nothirg,sm was one OF rhfm.-Nelo York
Times.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
a EPROCEsMATGON.

Hy HIS ErcelIe"ry Thomas BRAGG, Governor of
the Star Of North Curlna
WtlEREAL BY RESOLUTION OF THE
General Assembly, it IS mad tn duty OF the Gov
ernor OF the State for the time b@Ing e.to scr ana,,
dav in every year, and to give notice thereof
by Proclamation, as day Of solemn and public
Thanksgiving to Almighty God FOR past DRESSINGS
and OF suPPication for his continual krndnrs, and
care over State and as a nation,
Now, therefore, ] do by this, nv Proclamation
set apart Thursday the 25ih day of October nex,
as such day. aud do most respectfully and earnes.
ly recommend that it be observed acoordinpiv bv
all the good people OF this State.
Given under my hand and the a,eal
IL. s. Seal Of the State, at the Exrcu,irs Of
fee, in the City oil Raleigh, on the I7lb
day OF September, 1855. and in the
soth year of American Indeoe ndence
THOMAS BRAGG
BY order OF the Governor:
PULASKI CowPER. Priuqte .Seccetnry
September %. 1855. q
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

bored that the personal !luggage of the visitors
should be reduced TO he srnl'es possible corr
pass A ghirundress suit for marching. half Al
dorm shirts. a suft for parade. &C., these ought
to suffice. Better occupy any extra space with
comforts for The inner rather than The Outer man.
and by securing baggage wagons al 1",kvllc IN
due season, they will accompany the march. and
yield all necessary supplies tc meet mersrnc'es
Should anything occur To me. justifying further
Suggestions, on The SUI jet. | shall vii" y"n
promptly. By duly C"ns.d' ring Ihesr. your folks
" III save themselves from much ?robah!e dI-ap-
poin:rnrnr and r'rdr heir progress 10 he hattI-
ground pleasure rIh"r tran vial.
W G.. S
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Grand Division.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE OF N. c.
THE next Annual Session of this Body will
meet 10 The Town OF Charlotte AT o'clock on
Tuesday night the 23d of October, 1855 A full
attendance Of The Representatives is earnestly IN
voked. Business OF vital importance 20 the cause
will be brought up for consideration. Come one
come all, and let It's have grand rally. and begin
he work of PhiIa nrhropy and Patriotism with re-
newed energy. Return tickets, free Of charge
will be given all Representatives who travel on the
N G. Railroad
A. NJ. GORMAN, G. s.
Sept. 25, 1855. 9.4w
o. Papers friendly TO the cause are requested
TO copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Very truly, yours,

]
To messrs. w. B. WIson, John L. Miller, and
d. w. Melton.
We regretted 10 learn from Dr.. Simms on his
recent visI to our village, that business engage
menrs would prevent his attendance. We eHrn-
estiy hope he will yet reconsider the matter and
favor us with his presence. Il is from such men
as Bancroft & Smms that expccl The Victory
of Kings Mountain to receive that honor b; men.
tiun Ia history. hitherto denied II, bu, which lhe
Importance OF the achievement, so jesiIy p1erila.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Charlotte, Sept. 25, 1855.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

m FEMALE SCHOOL will be Open in Char
~ loite on III" fourth Monday in September in
he house lately occupied by Mr.. WAshum, where
the usual branches If cur English educat on will
he impaired to such children mav be intru>fed
TO the tuition OF tn Misses Russell Cruise.
Young Ladies' DESTROYS eff studying the French
Language, can acquire the pronunci zion in lis
purity, be taught 10 read and translate il with
ease, and if its stndy be preserved in a while could
learn to speak it without difficulty. Misses R.
Cruise having resided many years in France being
chiefly educated there, and having had many years
experience teaching in America feel confident they
will not disappoint, the reasonable expectations #
those Parents who may send their Children 10
her for instruction.
RATES FOR TUITION.
Spelling and Reading, So per quarter. Wri-
ting and Arithmetic with the above 81
Composition. History, Geography, and gram
mer Sc.
Any Of the other higher English branches added
to The above S. The French Language taught
for SO per quarter.
Needle work and embroidery taught for SO.
Sept. 25th 1855. cav
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
WASHINGTON. Sent

The President has appointed StrbIing G. Gao
Of Alabama. Assoclal Justice Of the Supreme Cour,
Of Alabama, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of Kansas. 4. B. Moore having declined. in
place Of Rush Emore, removed aud J. III. R,r.
r'il, Of Pennsy vanis, Associate Justice Of son,a
Court, vice S oilers w. Johnson, removed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

crown all, il persecut The most eminent native
cIiIzen who dos not apprnVe It's mummeTies. and
protects the lowest of ruff rns--it dscards an Ed
ward Everett for a William Paule''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
NOtice=EQuitY Sale.

BY order from the Court OF Equuv-on the
10 day OF October next, | will sell, nm the pre-
misses, the valuable plantation formerly owned by
DIR. Samu'l Il. Smith, on the waters of McCalpins
creek, joining VIM. Lee. Sas Alexander, and
Fosters old Mill tract, containing abou, 300 acres
on credit OF months, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
ID. R. DUNLAP, c. NE
SPIT 20. (P'rs ier $1,75.) 9.4w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
MARRIED.

In Union County on the 10Th inst, by 7, c.
Wilson Esq. Mr.. CYRUS Q. LEMMONDS 10
Miss ANJALINE LOWHORP.
Also in Onion County on the 10Th inst. BY /
c. Wilson Esq. Mr.. ROBERT FOWLER to Miss
MARY RAPE.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

IOSEPH FREY from Charleston, informs the ladies
y and gentlemen OF Charlotte nd it's vicinity that he
Will be in Charlotte about the 9th of September pre-
pared I" tune ard repair Pianos and Orgnn's
Mr.. Frey is too well known need any further oom
mcnt.
Orders left with Miss Sarah Davidson, will meet with
prompt attention.
Persons from the country wishing their IntrumenS
tuned, will please send in their orders early
Sept. 10, 1855. SOW
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Notice.

THE undersigned being appointed committee
to s"P"rentend the building Of a Stewards house
at the Poor-house IN Meck!enburg county, will
receive bids for the said job until Saturday the
ID n day of October next.
A plan and specification can be seen at the
post-otfice in Charlotte.
c. T. ALEXANDER, J
J. w. MOORE. Committee.
JOHN WODF.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
Kings Mountain CcInhr,,,o.-

RHE M@jor-G General and Brig,der Gene,a,. 81
III the several Divisions with their 1919 "
Staff The Volunteer Uniform and Cavalrr c..
pnnes Of the Stat; The surviving Soldiers Of Ill.,
Seminole and M-xcan Wars: The Membarv ~
the Senate and House of Representatives m"
Clergy The Masonic, Odd Fellow and Temper;
ance Lodges and The Members of The Press. are
invited TO attend The Celebration of the BATTLE n
Kings Mountain, on Thursday the 4lh dav Of o. ~
tober next.
WM. B. WILSON, ! Comm,o.
JNO l.. MILLER, If
SAM'L w. MELTON. Invitation,
Sept. 25.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

Il is rumOrrd thai Mr.. Buchanan will, on his
return 10 this country, b. married 10 Ms. p.lk
he widow Of President pix.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

WE are now receiving a very large Stock of Fa
w and Winter Goods, bought expressly for the
wholesale trade. We invite your examination of our
stock before making your Fall purchases, as we are
confident and will make it to your interest 10
buy from u.s. We certain so large a stock has
never been exhibited in Western North Carolina
BREM & STEELE,
Trade Street.
Charlotte, Sept. IS, 1855. saw.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

~ We ak he attention of our readers 10 the
sale nf & .pr. ]. T.. P"nman'' property as adv"r-
Used b, E ms e. Caldwell. The stock in thu HOWE
ia ne is b'lIevrJ 20 be the most vau"bi" of any
mining imtcr rest ever off r, d in this mineral Re-
g"n.
The furniture il new and Of superior qr'ii'Y,
the lots eligrby situated and The improvements
very good. The properly will be sold on credit
Of six months.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
LAND FOR SALE,
CARRIAGE GEk SHOP,
july IS, 1855.
Wing COW,

CAKRiAGE So SHOP.
HE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends and
The public generally, that he is SIT carrying on
the tArriagr Making ERssSineSS in ali lis W.
rlous branches vi all the increased facilities afford
ed by modern improvements. He ha, now on and
large number of BUGGlES, CARRIAGES, ROCKA.
AfS, &c, made On the most approved sly es out Of
the best which he asks the inspection of pu
chasers. Ills establishments is on College and Depo,
streets, where he will be glad to see his friends.
July %, 1858. itf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
FOR PRESIDENT,
I'm I8SS s.
HON. HENRY 4. WISE,
OF VIRGINIA.

0-F A new Post Office named CasfPnea. has
been established in Custom county and Mr.. BELL.
~ pnn,t j Post Master.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25
GHARLCTTEs
TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. Is, 1855.

39r ". S. LAYTON d; CO., (South Atlantic Whari)
aorl,a agents Charleston :. T., aid duly
cH,poue TAKE Ae,Itst and Subscriptions The
rates required ly &c, aid grant receipts.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-25

Twill you take somerhng?" said teetotalif'
to his friend, while Standing near tavern.
81 don't care if | do was The reply.
s.Weil," said Frank, .slet's take walk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GCDDIE k APPERqpN
NOMMISsIONEKS BALE on y,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
= ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY or
oHuR n2H BIZ mp Dr Lot s,Ter II HHENfIco ON
ers OF the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond an.
pointed BY decree entered on the IGN March. is55
IN the case Of .Pattensale sgainst Smell and others
The mn d.y Of April 1855 I'M :. 10 oeaai
f tar; u not the next fair day, the real e.
tate OF which Samuel Andrew, late OF the CITY Of
Richmond, died seizsd, all lying In Jefferson Ward.
OF the city of Richmond. ut the acre Lot ths
@ OF and Soth streets, In Henfeo, on Church
LIST A Lot fronting ls6 feet on the South side Of
hesxets, street adjoining Hardxrove's factory;
a, Ho. ironans lay fsst on the North side Of
g. Lot fronting 1871 feet on the South side of D
OF Gary street, in rear Of above;
VII LOT fronting 81 feet on the South side Of
water Wsser or Cary street, adjoining A. 3. Lees ware
All Of the above Lots are located between Pear
81 Iotn streets aud one of them extends to the
snip Locks Of the James River and Kanavbs Com
pany according to the terms of said decree, 30
h1airoad Company desire to condemn for the u.s of
tner road will be reserved from sale If before the
F.gngsr. sase the said company shall deposit in the
., the sum recently assessed az the yalue thereof
inc board OF Assessors and returned BY them In
'nsL report TO Richmond Hastings Court
T o.h. That very valuable and beautifully located
ha =. sne corner OF franklin and 16th streets With
e large brck mansion thereon fronting on Frank
9Th acre Lot at the corner of Of sse and sot .
In Henrico, on Church Hill: ~ "' anu 'o'h sis''
dam. vacant Lot on Valley street, near the resi-
street; Ae 81 ieee on said valley
.,t Inc valuable granite front Tenement on Main
Of NJ .ns market bridge. now in the occupancy
sin street 24a feet, running back to Creek esH oi
Crssk a &c hoss in rear of the above fronting on
dyi ae a50ve real estate where practicable will be
os,aea INTO Lots of suitable size plat and survsv
OF the same can be seen at the Office of the
GERS in a few days. ~ e Aoo'ion-
@, TERMS One-fourh cash; balance at G. - ~ and
months for gotisbls notes interest added and
re retain Ed tii the last note is paid The
insurance Tor the present year bs paid by the
chaser. POWHATAN RORFRTS ING Pof'
a. A. MYERS con,
w. w. CRUMP ~ L.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoS, Aucts
NH 29-dtds -~S"As'