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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-17
THE INWARD POWDER COMPANY.

SG-a IN II I'D % W 81 @ II .
AFING reduced their prices correspond with
z duced Saltpetre. their we'll
known brands of ELEcTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder. kegs and canisters. Also
Blasting and Mining comprising full assortm quae
and kinds required by the trade give entire
satisfaction. '-.
The standard of their Powder which has oyed the
highest than twenty years will
found by any other of the kind
the world.
Forsae by the dealers and also the office
Company, No. 80 Wall, Water street, New York.
. A. G. HAZARD, President.
A. e. DOUGLASS, Secy. mY26-6md
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CARD.

HMAYING associated with me in busness Mr. Charles
e McJ Johnston Jr in place of Mr.. s. Viekery retired
We will do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand the Washington Hotel
under thenam and style of VICKERY r JOHNSTON.
viii be happy wait on all old friends and cuso-
and many may favor with their
patronage. promising to do the agreeable to all
PS-Mr Ssm'l Vickery is authorized to make collec-
tons pay all demands against the old firm The
the old firm will be used in the liquidation Sc
VII j.. w. v.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

HE qndssgned Lessee of this newly erected and dm-
rably adapted HOTEL takes pie announcing to
the public generally and especially passengers arriving
departing the Portland harf that this house is
plets furnished ready Guests
Every item of Furniture bedding indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for the house. r...
Situated the ST. CHARLES is mmediatey the landing
principal shipping point Lou syile where nearly
all her stranger guests arrive and from whence they de-
for the West South this house
and comfort the traveller heretofore experienced
this point. -. s-..-
1t shall be the endeavor of the Proprietor of this
establishment command liberal share of public
because he intends it. The House. with its
extensive grounds cool shady and
unsurpassed transient house. 1t hall be kept
rstclass Hoe-ackng of the essentials of such
an establishment. 4..+ ..-.....
MIR. W. we'll known to the travelling public
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
gagged and will assist the house.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited
y3l-tf w. w. OWEN, Proprietor.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

NNT have bought the steck and taken ery
SO occupied by Bacon Co., Main street. opposite
the Branch BanF and have made large additions to their
stock with future supplies
in promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
variety of the best articles of Family Groceries
the city Being determined
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
Give trial. All Goods delivered charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S q w | n G NJ A G. HI n Els

ENHEsE Machines operate upon an entirely princi
q pie, using shuttle ut needle and threads
They have been in operation in the hands families and
cienty long give them
and have given entire satisfaction.
They are very simple in and highly Ornamen-
py less conspicuous position in theshop of the
II has been furnish Machine that would be
appea BILE family use well the Taors
Dress AID Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&C. We eonfdant that Machines the
are the best offered to the public.
Thousands of families testify to their merits all
kinds family sewing while Shirt and Collar Mauuaetu
their superiority all others for
An ofthe Machn pectfuly solictedD
at Hopkins & Reads e. o. READ
epl7tf Sole Agent for Southcrn India
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OF Elections yet to be held before the
Presidential election On the 4th of November
are as follows Georgia and Florida, 1st Mon
day of October Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
and South Carolina, I'd Tuesday of October;
and Louisiana, 1st Monday of November (the
day before the Presidential election.) The
following States vote for State officers &C., on
the same day as for Presidential electors -
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Illi-
nois, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Mississippi
votes on two days-the day of the Presiden-
tial election and the day preceding it. The
Maryland election is upon the lst Wednes-
day of November, which this year falls the
day after the Presidential election; and the
Delaware election is upon the I'd Tuesday,
one week after it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NnKu f.6AnrAN ANaa NEXN pRICEN.

ESHANKLIN REILLY beg leave to call the attention to
their friends and their large and we'll
eeted spring and dry goods reed
during thepast weeks comprising of the desr
ae stocks to be found in the city, which they er at whole
sale and retail their and the public generality
ts in of the follOwngBroad cloths black and fancy
Cssmeres and Tweeds white buff and fancy Marsailes
silk Vetngs CotOnades Croton cloths and plain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Calieoes of Philip Allen, Spragues Bnc
State Mills and rich printed French and Scotch Jaeo
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and
striped Bereg black and eoOred Grape Manz Wbite CASH
plain and fancy Gnghams rich printed Organdes,
Brianteessud Chal de LANES white Grape Shawls black
and fancy silk shawl rich sla shaws and scars black
white lace Capes Moria antique Paasos silk and gngham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English
aud fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosng Gloves
Palm fancy Fans boOrs and Shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimmings, small and fancy goods
A.c.. sc. my1 SHANKLIN & RELY.
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NEW DRUGS.

FRESH AND FINE.
ETCH VIERLING have Just openeda largo assortment
A-oF Drugs and Medicines which they invite the aen
Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of
Oils Dyetufs Spices Perumery Fancy Articles, &C. &c.
ALso-all Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground Pure Wines Brandie Medicinal
uu der the Journal Office. -7@-'~ myS-tf
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BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!

hN the 4th Move ber will show who will tri
W umphant and be the Peoples choice do intend
to wait long and therefore invite. respectfully,
Il P A T L
to examine very large and beautiful selection
d r Y G o o S
the Domestic and Fancy lines also, handsome
of Ready made Clothing ard Gents Furnishing
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER. / .'
...-. WM. LOEWENTHAL & CO.,
augl5 Corner Of Main and First SITS.
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WHITTsBURGH AND WHEELING NAILS
y 200 kegs ass'd Sd to Z0d; kegs ass'd SpikegT
rs do do Fencing Nails % do Brads. juss
rec ID and for sale by je2o z. H. COOK & EONS
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The Mission of the Newspaper.

The world is too apt to forget and slight its
obligation to the newspaper. IT'S the news
paper that keeps men posted up on all mat
lters and on all subjects that do not come under
their their own immediate observation.
The eye of the newspaper is universal-it
| falls on all parts of the world, and searches
out its incidents, as well as the motives and
passions that control its movements. Moth
ling is too great, nothing too trivial to escape
its keen, penetrating; glance; it is everywhere
ION every body; above, below, around 1.-THE
four quarters of the earth are its parade ground
and it passes over them every moment of each
day. 1t is ceasless in its industry-tireless
in its watchfulness; and although gossipy in
its character, it is Vigilant at times, penetra-
tive as light, and sleepless as the stars.
Each succeeding dawn comes not with moro
regularity than the morning journal with the
fresh batch of news dispatches from all parts
of the world. t-...t rtli5
The thoughts, positions, incidents and move
ments of individuals and of nations, are pre-
scented in its columns, as In mirror-the re-
aex OF the thoughts and progress of man and
the world. lie who reads carefully we'll
conducted newspaper, is never in any danger
Of falling behind the age. His journal keeps
him posted up in everything running on with
the great march of time it gradually pre-
pares his mind to receive all the new dis
coveries of the human brain in its rapid strides
to clear and uncloud an intelligence; it weans
him from old fashions, old customs, and old
fogy thoughts; it separates him from early
prejudice, and gradually imbues him with
sound practical notions, and enables him to
fathom the heaviest and most abstruse subjects
with the plummet of common sense; it keeps
him alive to all the new progressive steps in
trade, commerce, literature and art; it makes
him familiar with the details of all the events
transpiring in no matter what part of the
world, or the day; it enables him to keep pace
with the intelligence and progress OF. the times;
it carries him on, imperceptibly to himself
with each progressive step of the era in which
he lives; and it enables him, if he be man of
business, to open new channels of correspon-
dence, and thus secure for himself new open
ings for trade and new sources of profit.
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Wesfern STAR CIOfhing Store.

Water and Sycamore
Eyerythngin line Clothing and Furnishing Goods
be had ready made order emily in the best
endstyle. but at the very lowest prices 1t
general assortment of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
bags Yases. everything that gentleman wear
rous You NAV nd a the Star, ap3
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THE Lift L. E M An
NUTrH TuE
SsECGA $50 pCoOC8Es

SS9LC1A LENHONA|Ao
Whs can dress a person in Wool Linen Silk Cotton.
EVERY Gentleman desires be neatly md tasty dress
"a 1t emipently that this should be the aim
have noticed that nearly all the dressed
denizens of our city purchase their Clothing at --
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EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. H. 18
MISCELLANEOUS.

-.. LUMBER! LUMBER! i-
ES. IL. BENNETT
respectfully the citizens of Evans
w vile that he keeps
ly hand large aud full of Pine Lum
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring Dressed I'm
dressed Weatherboarding, etc., etc. which he will sell
cheap for CASH Orders the country solicited
ON Carpenter street near Sratz Heilman's Foundry
He has also yard Einccnaes the Evansvslln &
Rairoad Depot and prepared to furnish
all ia that section with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent,
Jy3-tt. Vineennes.
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z. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
es4SGCES sEE% d PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
-:O
Wholesale DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN. STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNEh
Ty H. COO begs thank his friends in Evansville and
~ their avors freely bestowed
him he business amongst them. and takes
opportunity Of introducing their notice his Mr.
H. COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and soIicits for the new q. H. on.
continuance support literally himself
r. H. Cook having taken the business premises and
purchased the VIII lie Of the stock Of Mr. M Foster feel
will he enabled supply the citizens OF
Evansville article they may require in the Gro
eery and Provision line H. H O. Son wish especially
draw the attention country having produce
kind dispose Of their increased facility for taxi
stock and supplying the at their with all
articles required in the depart prices that
must ensure their orders for the future. feb2-tf
NEW ez1ORS.
UST received at Mrs Can and Trimming Store.
% Also-an assortment Window Shades Oil Cloths, Bu
rsnI mbI4 1au 0'Anu Oo'erS' 0n MRS Mckay
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wM * HEcGKEW.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY ~ BLU.
Once in the "Crescent City Bank Building:
AA LII ~''.-N = my25
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Ia NhiS isS XoRR 90 M5ossa S.AEGHhss SsE hss.1e.,
200 200 qr9gao &o ddpSf do DO DO Do. rec per railroad
augl6 ...... ...-. g. II. COOK SON.
M y ECO o6a Hsss #ss E
,HQlCE lNDIGU 200 lbs very choice Just reed 70,
HDOTAFOEs-25b bbls yer. fine Irish Potatoes
SosA5Ps =. AED Ss2BD5 gS5S s., Palm Soar.
s 52s Star candles; Is tzs Extra TsIiew Candles
E5 k&ss %E epls SSp sSs
sar sha s has been
pointed With the will annexed Of the
said estate supposed to be solvent m ...-
jy1s With Will Annexed.
EgR0OMs AND WAsHBoARDs.-
- ? 30 = voa 9oz Fancy and Shaker BrOO%g;
5s sFsE sSsy os fsl. Bar
.. hhds s prime Sugar; a. 5bis syTgP aoiasses;
Seroes osGolna Rice recd and or fOr sale Sv
je2s ''iO-1-'' -''''' i'' l. & D. HEIMANN.
aps 'o'n'i' prime Iss 'of FOSTER t5 CO.
LOVERS yIss ,oI OF S391 TEA
We can families with as an srce and cheap
-1s aus5 80 'ns Ds'' D--1N Os vIoKERY JoaSsoN
AATANTED.-We paying the highest prices in CEsB
0E for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley Bacon, Lard.
Flour and all kinds of Produce. Farmers would well
GEO. FOSTER & CO.'S,
2ug1 Corner Locust street and the Canal
BLACK SILK CEAVATS.
"A VERY choice lot of black Italian CraYats inst rec
IA and for sale at auglS-2w# HUGHES,.
.ggssT RECEIvED Al yyALDKRCH,s TOOL 16,d
ep STORE boxes Carpenters Planes; Bench AM Hano
SereIs Truss Hoops. Columbus manufacture MAIN
between 1st and I'd. leZ4
"a BAGS prime Eastern Coffee; 500 bush Oats ~
~ 00 bush Rye 100 bush Corn 10 600 bush ran IN etors
and for sale by je23 z ID. Cooh sun.
ENINCINNATI sOAP.-3O bo choice for sale ysrvlow
HNHOICE HERRINE.-75 boxes in very fss erder fs
j sale By angt S. E. GILBERT & co.
THfE-150 bbls " bite Lime in store and for sale BY
VI - PRESTON BIOS.
= COW, with young Calf. for sale: Applyto
a ang5 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
spaAnLBs COPPER RIVETs AND BURRs-
ebZS0B inst ree'd by Express, for sale by %
aug4 BABC0OK& Il SoNNTAG, Water street
EpECEgV ED-Blackwood Magazine for August;
a q Frank Lesie's Journal do;
Ballous Magazine do;
Leslie's Gazette of Fashion do;
Putnam's Magazine de;
Dickens Household Words do;
Godeys Book Of Patterns for Embroidery. at
aug12 SAM'L LISTERS.
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NEW eE0oDS. .s...-..
UST received at McKay's Can and Trimming Store.
% Aso-an assortment Window Shades. Oil Cloths Bu
reag and Stand Covers Firststreet near Msn
PATNTENG! PATNTENG!!
GEORGE G.. WALKER & CO.,
oRSAMENATAL AND SIGN PAINTING.
will he attended to with punctuaity and dis
"a patch. Office Venneman's Row. Vine street. between
Second and third streets. feh26-n
Ea6 BOXES city Window Glass 8xlO 9xI2 i034 lOxI2
eS IOx6 20 gross extra pint TASKS received this day
and for sale by APPS l. & D. HEIMANN.
DATBN LEATHER G GAITERs.--Gents black drab
cloth leather gather boots Oxford and Prince
ap12 HENDRICKS & McREA.
Lsais B09ss2:; 2 Chill S.
for sale by mh3I J. II. MAGHEE & CO.
ALL wool TWEEDs.-2b bales grey I've q reo,a "a to-
IA day and for sale by Jas. Low co.
9 go gross ioe YARDS white Spool Thread;
sale b 100 2,6 do 'od do JAMES 6W & Go and
SEWINSS sN.h.-l0o lbs black sewipg silk rec to-
apps 4iS Main street. louisville, KY.
NpLACK LAWNs.-2 cases solid black lawns received
APPS ''A' 4--O AIS Main street Louisville. Ky.
SHOE THREAD.-I case reed t, day and for sale BY
41s Main st Lousvillee Kv
TENRIMNIINGs 10 cartons silk Fringe 10 sil
Ill trimmings, rec d dto-day and Tor sale by -
RBoSNET RIBBoNb5I;1,
sale by = JAMES Low & co,
my3 41s Main street. LOuisville, Ky.
CALDWELL & LANGLEY,
HEAVING taken the old formerly occupied T. Fl.
Cook the Post Once have large and well select
b eoe business to receive liberal share
OF public patronage. I mys
SUNDRIEs. bushels Potatoes 80 lbs Table Butter.
y oodOz Eggs just received rt,pr at sr,~crpv,s
... Family Grocery.
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PRsNTE1s,s JOB PAPERS.

Nos.77 and 10 Wall ST., CIncsMmSA1t9 D;;'
ETAVE on hand a beautiful stock of PRlNTEkS PA
III PERS Cards Gard Sheets Black and oclored Inks,
Brouzes Varnshes, &C., which they offer at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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FAR GYa FOB SALE.

Ia "a "a Z Uft 81 EIz8s
FENHE undersigned having determined to Calor
MIA, offers for sale the Farm which he resides
situated leading from Evansville Mt
in Perry Township containing 126 Said land is
tracts a we'll improved and supplied
the and in healthy part the Wander
burgh Persons wishing to purchase part the whole of
said Farm will learn the by application the under
signed upon the premises. Title indsputable
THOMAS KNIGHT.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
~ M m 8: a Go

II
TRAVELLERS F ROM WASHINGTON
for the Western Cities are advised that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has made
careful provision to ticket them and TO check their
baggage directly through from Washington CITY
TO all tne leading cities In the West the North.
west, and the Southwest
Members or Congress and Others at the adjourn
ment, Will find II peculiarly to their advantage to
avail themselves Of the recently exte nded factli
ties OF this line, viii b Is the only route that can
anoId them through tickets and baggage checks
In Washington
The trains start daily from Washington Station
az o a. m aud make prompt and direct come xion
at Washington Junction e. Relay House'') for
Benwood and Wheeling. connecting at Renwood
vile, Newark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Gin
cinnati, louisville indianapolis, Chicago, Terre
Haute, N1ncennes, Alton, st. Louis, Springfield
Quincy, Burlington tGa'ena, Rock Island, Du-
bu9ne, Cairo, Memphis, Natchez, Vicksb. rg,
and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring to view the entire road by
daylight may leave Washington at 6 a III . and
reaching Cumberland at Ak D. m, lie on there
until 5. is next morning, when they resume the
IMP by accommodation train, leaving there at
mat time for Wheeling, where It arrives at p.
III.
By the 4 30 p m. train from Washington they
may reach Benwood at 9k a m. next day OF in
seventeen hours from Washington
by this connexion they reach Cincinnati same
night, or In 261 hours running time between
Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful management, comfort Of passengers,
perfect safety are cardinal objects upon this route
and travellers may rely upon them In securing its
advantages.
For further particulars, tickets, &c, inquire of
THOS H PARSONS, Agent, Washington Sta
ton, WILLIAM Y. WOODSIDE, Master of
Transportation, Baltimore au law
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DIED,

On the 9Th instant, In Georgetown, D. c. Eft
TIENNk d. OFFUTT, third son Of George w
and Emma F. ORutt, eyed nineteen months and
eight days.
The still, calm brow-the smile on either cheek,
The little folded landslide lips apart,
As though they would the bonds Of silence break,
Are they not models fair, me- for the sculptor's
arf
On the 9th iastant, ROBERT g. HAMILL, In
the 3Hh year Of his age.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the residence OF his brother in
law, Moses Hogg, corner Of New York avenue
and LIST street
b and Jane E. Young, aged 10 days
In Salisbury, Conn.,, on I've 4th instant, aged IS
years, Mrs POLLY AVERILL, wife Of Nathan.
lei p. Averill, and only sister Of Elisha Whittle.
sey, Esq
On the eth instant, HOLLIS LAvINIA, the
second daughter Of John w. and Rebecca T.
Shipley, aged years, S months and 8 days
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Few York Markets.
NEW YORK Aug Q-Flnny 20 d,tl. -

NEW YORK, Aug s-Flour il dull: sales q
1000 bbls; good State 50 Is; superfne Ohio
SO 40, standard Southern So.
Wheat is lower; sales of 80, 900 bushels; Ohio
white sl.oo; Tennessee red 81 .60aSl 65; South
ern white 81 55aSl 20
Corn has declined; sales of 10000 bushels;
Southern mixed 63c.
Fork is firm; sales of $50 bills mess $50.
peel is nominal. Lard is steady; sales of 200
bbls. at 125c.
whisky is sales Of 200 bbls Ohio &c.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
vTNRUSTEES' SALE or BEAUTIFI


l. Country Seat.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
from Geo. L. Massey, as trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteenth day Of December
1853, and recorded I'm Liber ]. A =. No &c folios
sos, SOC, 507 sos 500, and 510 OF the Land Re-
cords for Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia theundersigned will sell at public auc-
ton at the auction store Of j G.. Mcclure. to the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June Goth, 1856, at O'Clock p. m, the following
highly improved and beautiful country property,
viz: All that piece or parcel OF ground lying In the
county Of w ashington and Dis Tict aforesaid, be-
ing part Of the land whereof Anthony Holmead,
senior, died seized, and part Of the tract called
Pleasant Plains, F" and part Of the land which
Anthony Holmesd, jr., conveyed to Boltzell and
Mayhem, which they conveyed to John Pickrell,
the piece parcel Of land aforesaid living on the
east Of The Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth Of an
acre, more or less, being Lot No. Of SEQ Taylcrs
subdivision, and beginning for the same on the
east side Of The said turnpike road, at the end of
SAP perches measured southerly from the inter-
section Of said road with the Rock Greek church
road, to road or private way called Taylor's
road, leading from the said turnpike road to an
other part Of the said trgct Of land owned by said
George Taylor, and running thence with the said
Washington and Rockville turnpike road north
three degrees, west % 46 perches to the Lot sold
TO C. Lewis, therce at right angles with the
said turnpike read 26 36 perches, thence at right
angles with the said last line, and parallel with
the said first line - as perches, and thence at
right angles with the said last mentioned Inc and
parallel with the said second line % as perches 10
the line Of the said turnpike road and the place Of
beginning, being the same land and premises
which was conveyed to TIE said Ann Brown by
John F Shanetts by deed dated April Ugh 1883
and duly recorded Together with the improve.
ment and appurtenances, which may be seen by
visiting the premises
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, 12
H. and "a months to be secured by deeds Of trust
on the premises Unless the terms Of sale be CON-
piled within Ave days from day Of sale the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell at the cost and risk
Of the defaulting purchaser
AL conveyances at the purchasers expense
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON o.
RICHARD Il. CLARKE, trustees.
m2l-2awts JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auct,r
UThe above sale 10 unavoidabIy post
poned until SATURDAY, July 18th, same hour
and place.
RfcHAs6 H. GGhiIARhfEi . Trustees.
je 27-2awts J. G Mcguire Auct,r
III The above sale is further postponed
until TUESDAY AFTkRNOO'J, August 18th
same hour and place.
kKAsMHs = !. HHII19PatkESroN' Trustees.
jy e. 2aw&ds J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.