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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
c. Robinson,
J. H. LANE.

A KENTUCKY RoAsT.-Since the muir
der of Butler by the son of the rich man
Ward; since the remarkable course pursued
by the Louisville Journal with reference to
that cold blooded deed, and the late COM
plete devotion of that paper-with the zeal
of fresh convert-to its newly found God
slavery; since the ruthless pulling down
of Ashland, and the manufacture of its hal
lowed beams into walking sticks; since the
entire refu al of Justice to Della Web,ter-
no doubt fanatic, but still entitled to a
hearing; since a Louisville minister claims
right to run his slaves through the free
state of Qhio=eYen on q SundY; we are
prepared to believe the account of burning
slave boy to death at Maysyille in that
State.
We CLEAN the particulars from the Gin
cinnati Commercial, which States that two
young men of the "highest respectability,'
on Thanksgiving day at Maysvillc got drunk
and late at night, wanting more liquor al
the 'Parker House" concluded to set a Wdi
ter on fire to GWaken him, and pouring the
contents of camphone lamp on the blach
fellows whiskers and neck, set him in 8
blaze. The poor boy dragged out a fiery
torment of two weeks, when death relieved
him. These rich young bloats have agreed
to paw the landloed $1,000 for his chatHC
thus burned up, and not step has beer
taken to bring the crime to a judicial inves
itigation.
We suppose the Journal will refrain from
anv notice of the event, lest it may pre-
iudLoe the CASE C2sUeland Herald.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

The other day small boy came tearing
round p corner, with his rags futtering in
the wind, his face smeared with molases and
shingle fourishing in his hand, while he
was shouting to another boy, about the size
of pepper-box, who stood nearly quarter
mile down the street:
20, Bill Bill get as many boys as ever
you can. and as many shingles as ever you
can, and come up the street, round the cor
ner, as soon as you can, for there's great big
large hogsit of 1ases busted on tho pave
ment busted all to srnash p
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

HCaptain Jesse Atwood" !" says the Bangor
Journal, Dee %, "who died at OrringtOn
about % years since aged 81, was the faith.
er of six sons, four of whom were sea cap
tainS and one of them is the father and
grandfather of % captains, 26 of whom
were sea captains, and l6 of whom bear
the name of Atwood. All the sea-captains
now living, reside in Orrington and Hamp
den, one militia captain resides in kendus-
kcage. Capt. Atwood was master OF a YES
sci which went from Boston to Halifax fol
tho first exchange Of prisoners in the Rev
olutionary war"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

The Troy papers tell sad story. A
young lady of that city was engaged to be
married to gentleman from L. Island, the
wedding day was appointed, but on account
of the death of brother the ceremony was
postponed. Again the wedding day was
appointed, when the sudden death Of a sis
ter oceasioned another postponment. For
a third time day was appointed, and be-
fore it had arrived the intended bridegroom
fell before the @insatiated archer" leaving
the thrice-stricken mourner desolate indeed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
ARRIYAL OF LIE PACIrIC.


ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New York, Dec. se.-4 P. N.
sss Tho PsciRc arrived at her dock at halt
9 past four o'clock. She brings 60 passen
geTs. She leA Liverpool at 2 P. NJ. of tn,
18th; passed the Baltic this A. NJ. at hal
past l2, 100 miles from Sandy Hook.
PIG The long expected capture of Kars, bl
the Ruaian5 has at last taken place. NJ
particulars are received, except that brough
By Gen Komety and another officer, whc
escaped IN order to hasten the advance o.
Omar Pacha to the relief Of the city. Al
shat time Gen. Williams was about sending
z . hsg Of truce to offer capitulation. Moth
ing further known; but it is believed the
garrison surrendered, as there was only s,
900 weak force to cut way through the
Russian army.
omsr Pacha was near Kuto, which the
Russians hold in force.
go The only event Of Importance that ha'
occurred in the Crimea IS an attack made
BY the Russians on the extremity of the
French lines. The Russians were 5000
strong, and, after an hours fighting, with.
drew.
=. Both armies were comfortably housed
and provisioned.
The firing continues between North and
South Sebastopol.
The Austrian army is being reduced tc
The peace footing.
The Government Of Naples publishes 6
convention with the United States, defining
the rights Of neutrality.
ExeLAND--.The aaaeen's order in coun
ell suthorises s475,65o in notes of the
Bank Of England, beyond the amount spec
fled in the Banks charter.
It IS known that differences exist in the
British Cabinet Palmerson and Panmure
urge prosecution of the war, while the
rest of the Cabinet supported by Loui:
Napoleon, suggest the importance of en-
bTacing the present opportunity to negoti
= ate peace.
The only intelligence freEa Franco is that
the assistance of the Bank alone prevented
considerable financial embarassments a
last settlement day.
The English Parliment opens the 9ls
Of January. Considerable misunderstood
ing exists between Lord Palmerston ant
his colleagues
The Allies were parleying. The Britisl
army were very well supplied with equip
ments. English writers admit the Russian
army are well supplied for winter, havin.
large supplies at Sympheropol and Daven
kio. There were eleven Russian infantr,
divisions in the Crimea, two having gon
North.
Grotschakof has extensively forti6e'
the Tchernaya road by batteries. The Rus
SLAMS are concentrating their forces at Batch
israi and Sympheropol. The English an,
Anglo Ottoman cavalry have arrived at Con
stantinople where they will winter. Th
Allies have fortified Kinburn and conside
it impregnable. French lines near Kan
eisch have been nearly completed on mag
nifcent scale.
St Petersburgh adviees say vast trains Q
sleighs have entered Crimea by PerekoT
with provisions and stores; also that tn
Allies have 26 batteries ready to attack tn
north forts and 80 guns IN position on Tchel
nays. Both English Commissioners an
Omar Pacha's Envoy have failed in thei
negotiations with the Circassians, the Chic
having refused to leave the mountains fc
the purpose Of making an attackupon Geo
gia. Most of the Allied Baltic fleet ha
passed. Elisnore.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

The material world, that is, men, women,
and children, are about to be under mex
haustable obligations to DR.. Hare, of Phila-
elphia. He has invented q SpiritseoPs,
BY which we--bones, muscles, and fiesh,-
Of this world, can hold high converse with
the souls and spirits of our friends in the
other world.
The horoscope IS something--but the spir-
itscOpe is the real thing. LO, the progress
of our agel
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
The House of RepresentntIro.,

Is not yetorganized. The President sent
his Message to the House and Senate or
Monday. The House by a vote of 126 to
81 decided against its being read. 1t was
received and read in the Senate. Itisquite
a lengthy document and has come to hand
so late that we cannot put it in type for this
weeks paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

EE- Mr.. Richardson, of ILL.,, is evidently
dead in the House of Representatives, but
the Locofoeo seventy-four avow their deter
mination to stick to his dead body to the
last. We guess, however, that when the
supplies give out, they will prove about as
constant as the woman who few days ago
while taking the dead body of her husband
from Kansas to the East, left it to rot and
ran off with another Louisville Jour
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, the I'd day Of Febru-
~ ary A D. 1854 at o'clock in the afternoon on the
premises viii he sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate the property Of John Myers deceased
witt
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter 81
section twentysix also the east part Of the southwest
quarter O the southeast quarter Of section sny-six in
township number four north Of range number ourtesn
containing in all fifty acres Of land mora or sss" D.
praised at S90o ~
Terms SALE.-One-third down on the day Of sales-
onethird in and onethrd in two yearl With inter-
est. Deferred payments secured BY mortgage the prsn
ises. AICHAEL HALTER Executor
JsauA,y & lssa ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

If the slaves were not kept by their own,
ers they would perish. They cannot take
care of tbePselyes, Stephens Speech.
John Little, fugitive slave who went in
TO the Canadian woods without a dollar,
has raised crops this year that will bring him
: &2, ,40Ol He thinks he viii be able to take
'ssso Of Aiqssf TsyrGess Ghrsn'els.1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
Fred Douglass tells the following capita

anecdote about President Pierce.
"About the time Pierce was nominated
l was in New Hampshire, and, with great
proportion of the American people, 1 felt
curious to know who Franklin Pierce was
l happened to be in bar-room when some
allusion was made to the nomination by a
plain farmer, who appeared to know some
thing about the candidate. Iasked him il
he could tell me who this General Pierce
was He replied: "Oh, Frank Pierce-O
yesi | know Frank. Why, we think he's
quite man up here in these parts; but then
come to spread him out all over the country
be viii be awful tim
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

A late number of the Collegiate Mirror,
published at Holly Spring, Miss, announ-
ces that the honorary degree of "Mistress
of Arts" has been conferred upon Mrs Hale
and Mrs. Signourney, and publishes the let
tiers of acknowledgment written by these
ladinS -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

The Delaware county Republican states
that the trial of Judge Kane, for false i'm
prisonment, will probably take place in Feb
ruary next. Passmore Williamson claims
$4,000 damages. This is at the rate Of
$1,000 per month, or $4,000 week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

Our last St. Croix (Minnesota) Union,
saws: awe saw an icicle yesterday, down at
McKusiek's mill-race, which was eighteen OF
twenty feet long, and in some parts between
four and five feet in diameter. 1t was the
king of icicles.n The one that hangs on
Diana's temple is not half so big or long.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
T YOU WANT
FARM FOR sAH.

rs Acres of Land, all Fenced and rssl1
improped.
THE subscriber offers his farm for sale at
moderate price. Said farm lies two miles east q
Fremont the Western Reserve Turnpike II il we'll
supplied with water Good buildings. ouhouse barns,
&c young Orchard of grafied fruit For terms, &e-s
enquire of the subscriber the prrInisrz-
WM. H. B0WLUS.
January 4, 1856. 40
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
GOING EAST.

Night Express will stop at stations between Oberin and
Norwalk and Fremont and Toledo, only to let OF paSsen
gers from Cleveland and Grafton.
Northern DiViSiOn-YIa SandHSky.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04

The Ono LEGISLATURE, will convene on
Monday NEXT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

RI LHkbs o., AuCflo r. nE6a.-LARaR sALA OF
IA elegant ard cost housahod ulture
Wio0 c~pe c.sty French pls oil and pier mirrors.
two ruis 81 rosewood psTlor
desirable OIL paintings pearl and silver cutlery 46z
broome street near bsosdway on Friday Apri q ct i0
s pest description GOO aistng Of large and csy pier ssd
wood suits q paror furniture III rich
csde do IN velvet rosewood secretary bookcases solid
caFvrd centre sofa AND oIer tables and
rosewood etexe marble ops with mirror Doors and
elegant rosewood reception chairs a.
try; rosewood corner eeeere With back; Rob
VII dow curtains and shaaes bror and marble
sevres and Dresdtn VASE ano paror
with lumber OF fns oil uantipgs. Dining and
her farn!u eEeS.n GA stension eoe oak chairs china
dinner sos rich gold hand add and 0nee
se egant ruby .sd crystal cut glass ana silver
cutlery, cake haskes casters
and mahogany beds esd do bureaus and .na with
marble tops; costly decorated toilet hsr
feather hess and bedd French oval mirrors mahogany
Oileloth, ftAir CARPETS. DC. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

by howard sCHENCB. = EDWARD soBEN1K
ID aacuonser viii sell on Mondsr April q at i0 O'Clock
A NJ at ~ white elesant household furnurs
wood parlor suites pier gasses brocael curtains &C., &C.
fAruculASu In future advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
AZ LILLIAN IkvfrG, AUCriONGER.-H uU5EHouo
~ furniture NIui M IRVING I co. will cell a. snc.

" furniture NIi + IRVING co. viii cell a.
ton on thursday spril a. At l0 O'Clock, at Nc. Ninth
street. Sixth household f ntre general asso-
m-n consulting in Of Brussels and ingram carpets
ro's marble CLOCKS aud rosewood and
urnfure To brocatei and harco marble
sd rier tables card and tables widow curtains and
shades mahogany dining -niture china dinner and
fe glass &c rosewood black walnut and mahoyany
French beds ads cottage d, marble and plain dressing
bureaus washsnds wardrobes bookcase aud secretary,
bar nsessss SeS,hs. beds holsters snd pillows bedang
and ormolu chandeliers brackets together with general
assortment Kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
POLITICAL.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETfS0 OF THE sTRsT
i Ward Democratic Unioa Committee will be held At No.
60 Greenwich street this even ia O'clock Members
requested 10 be purous IN attendance business Of imp
EDWARD BUags, Chairmsn,
J Rass1 :. i se Gns1rr' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
N. ORIsTALAa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q

n. CRl6TALAR, AuCrIOskR2-SALESROoM Is
a Bcwery will sell ON Monday, April o. At 10Y ocosk,
~ whole onre magnificent furniture contained i've soy
eontanng In front paror rosewood piAnocre
Ave round made by Brown Allen, rich tone; ono
pndA wood suite, comprsng sofa chais, arm do
sewing d. covered with brocate 500; set dsmask
md soe window curtains cost Ss5 Pastel and paotngs.
Brussels carpet four pAplsr msche arm chairs IN.
ad with pearl ard Abes math centre and ca tables two
yey handsome side abes mirrors back peror wood
covered with crimson velvet marble top centre TAB o.
0ofas ee teto most superb oak etegere Brussels
Pot mirror variety q china rnantsl ornaments oil pset
Length Bcaroms tanning excelsior mahogany and
nsp1somes carved bsdstead from the
Duncan rbetd rosewood bodsteads, marble top wash
ands DO do dressing bureaus har and spring mstresses
ana leather beds looking epgravtnSs, OIL paintings
ao.J1o hai-oon aiming rosewood hst stand and Gothic
chairs and large not OF oil cloth, all the house, Base
nne-On0 splendid black walnut exauAon dining tables 30
tsetin isDgo East India china tea and dinner sss silver
plated and large lan OF kitchen utensls with
which The sale viii commence Gaia ogues ready morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
NIILIAN IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STNLIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W housebold fiehure-WlLLIAM IRVING 4 90. will
% at pncon saturday, April 26 at 101 O'Clock at The
esrooms ko Pine street general OF furpi
conig 10 OF Brussels three ply and ingram carpei
rosewood and mahogany paror furniture covered IL broca
iele plush hair OH; sofas chairs do wood
rta oforte Fl ench pae pier and msnte, glasses rosewood
ard mahogany black walnut and exen
sion window cur.ns aud shades china crockery and
glass cutlery oil cloths oak, black ut and nah
chsirs do and cottage rosewood and
sards hair maresses feather heds holsters and pillows
let sets, chandeliers and rackets mating d,
turo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

HRrRY B: HERTs JR., AuCr1oHHB.. -sBERIfs'
III sale Of brandiss butter rasns, &C. &C., Friday
April rs at iG O'Clock at he saercoms, No 81 Pine street
Consisting Of Gr eighth casks brandy tive
casks ot OF butter dried pies, rAsns 60
Terms oash. By order Of JAS. @. WiLLKT SderiG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

SALES AT AUCTION.

n CRIsTALAR. AUGTIONEER, NO. Is BOwERY,
"A. VIII sell this day. 18th inst At 10 o'clock 70 pay ad
yances. 40 sod hurting watcbea comprising hupdss uii
jeweled second rawa, umskea
e. 20 dwt s oarst cases do do, do do chronomeer
johnson Church street. Liverpool Is carat As engraved
sases; do do. engine turn cases do do. Heary stuart
Liverpool ensne oases 10 60 huntsrs pairs extras
(eweied 10 rubes, chrononeer bsarce spring above T..
Dent Rsysl sxchanee London engine turned cAses;4 do d.
4 L. BFsnArd NoYtnamp Lo1a0n cara IS carat cssss;
do Terms Of six months approved
All the goods warranted represented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

II LEEDS, AUCTION RE by II. II. LEEOs 90 /,
IL on saturday April 26 a. lO1 o,c,ock, at tue sales
10 Nassau rTee;Ele CANT household furniture consist
ing elegant mshogany sofa carved on's head eight chdrs
to sch imported by Count Real, very Antique and rey
made by Erard coat 5000 one rosewood DO by inda;
do d. by Cbckering; one 90 upright piano. and one
sells and ingram carpets magnificent SUITE in rse coored
bfocael; in drab and gold mshoganv SOFAS chars
chairs and rockers, In hair cloth; black walnut hat racks
carved rosewood eegee, mssbe top centre and pier
bsck walnut anc nah bookcases and wardrobes hR
and straw mattresses French plate pr and msute mirrors
marble bureaus waehstands and tables In black walnut
msbogsny chandeliers and brackets general IS
scrmeni Of kitchen furniture and crockery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

N. CRIsTALAR. AUCuoSEER, % BowERY,
"A having eIlsrped his showto,m up stairs y now ready
to receive of iu Dture pansfDres oil paint
dngs dry goods clothing diamonds ches and ewelry
which beval advances viii MAIDS, unlimited amount
NJ q. Rlo soic,s door sales OF furniture from fa miles
breaking up or merchants wishing their stocks
Persons sesous procuring he largest returns for their
merchandise Will do 20 BY paronzing A. NJ c., and the
he speaks the German, Polish and Russian languages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

r. q; LkEDs AUcTIowEhR-sY e. u. LsRos &
@ clinton pses eornsy Of Sacdon, n srse a,sero ecn ss
household furniture, Ac iAcen picture BY ssvstor
ktsa battle piece OF high order brought rom Europe
present Saviour by Brrurno copies Of Csrdeioo
by Raphael famous Madonna copy Of Guido copy
Tor Of Russo e OF thirty eosgmes Of Italian peassn.ry;
Wilton Brussels do mahogany sofa covered
with ha Goth; sofas chairs &C. bagaele table; bo0kc ,ss,
Tisr Ofoe bedroom mahogany bureau and
sesds chairs Bruises and ingram carpea commode &C.
spring curtains china and glass kitchen
sis &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
sAxEs AT AUCrI0n.

TEo 8. BRITS AUOTIONRER.-AUCrION NOTICE
q ss'AmAnder Iron eafeGersra Beps VIII sel
dar Aprt 70 .. ocock 81 No. 200 Pes street, to cl
coroern hreps o0f efes 10 making
pee sfortmAn OF jewellers merchants h,usekespss
ssfes VI powder proof ocks four safes
To- jewellers ard bsnkers Catalogues resdy Friday,
INIT, when the safes be examined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

DaILiP &. WILKINS, Az ,rroNEER HOUSEHOLD
furniture ct auction r wilkins viii cell at auction on
ETiSay april = 2. lo oco,k .: ls psaard 4 3, osas,
house, consisting in Of mahogany paror bedroom
furniture, Brussels and ingram carpes oicloths &C. Ca.s
IcgueB m1rulnx Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

uENRY II. LEEDS, AuUrIOrE8R BY q. q. LEEDS
II Co sAeroom No 10 Nassau street between Pine and
Cedar eees Gate Of Wa street, on FRIDAY, april 2 At l0x
O'Clock At No G4 West Eleventh street, genteA household
ny couchss in hair cloth psror chs do pier gases pier
carved tables marble top card "a ,os embroered
muslin curains extension tables and china Be T.
mshoHanr bedsteads, dressing buresus WARDROBE
bun esus mattresses hair c0b chairs couches brpaze bra
es mshtel ornaments sewing chairs, oilcloh, kite
ware &c, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

A N. CRISTALAR, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE.
IA. a n. Crsalar. Is aowery will sell Tu sy,
April e. at 10 O'Clock one horse two light top pie
and set Of harness. BY order OF ia dES q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

UCJIOn NOTICE JOHN F. RUSSELL AUCTION
"A store 20 Nassau street will sell Tuesday. April
. N the selling house lis GrAod of Mere
The whole Of the household furniture comprng oArlo dining
bedy hall litchen and other furniture Further
In In " a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

oBN BOYD. ,AyCTIonhER ,sALI or HOUSEHOLD
l0k O'Clock $50 Church street, all the furniture contain
therein consisting rosewood paror furniture also,
bokapy bedseads bureaus. washsands chairs carpets OIL
coh Ard kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

NJ. CRIsTALAR AUCTIONEER, % BOwERY.-
IL Assignees sse.-A N. Cristalar will re Tuesday
Apr 20 q O'Clock 90 ooo moortsd and dome c s,gars
bacoo press benches platform soales lot segsr
boxes dask Office oh, IRIS clock de- &C. BY order OF F. j.
j. FONDA, attorneys tor assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

NEAONfFICENT AND C0sTLY FUKNIfURN, THO
M valuable panoforte,, large French pIate mirrors &c
sAMUHL 0sG60p aucus neer tonace s. ssssm stree vii!
Fourth Parade uroupd the
valuable furniture Of declining housekeeping comprising
rc pArlor furniture. al OF which has been I'd
osder yausbls dining room furniture glass ware chaa al
bedding velvet Brussels and other csrpes stair do cups
r,nr plate pier and other Two superior and
valuable psnnfores Catalogues viii be ready early DAY
OF sale, Further particulars In 10 morrow's paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

II a. LEEDS AUCrIO EER by H. n. LEEDS 4
u. Co, ON Frdsy. April u.s.. Glos O'Clock, e9l Eat
Seventeen street. gentee household furniture Of
be pr ewood etesere; pier rla.ses with cornces .
match sofa table, marble top bronze do marie tops;
Cher deevs gDs hrac es several beautiful plaster figure
large carved Rakeas ccohs clocks hat racks H.
Bedrooms Mahogany bedneads do, chairs Bruss sls
and ingram cavpes buvsaus dressing glasses wardrobe
hair and straw mattresses, &c, 10.