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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

Throughout the entire West and Southwest extensive
arrangements have been made for The cheap and rapid
transportation Of the number Of pcrsons who intend
visiting Cincinnati during the session Of The approaching
Democratic National Convention. During The last ten
days Washington has been honored with the presence Of
several hundred delegates and Others their way 10 Gin
cinna bat the crowd snow fast thinning out md pre-
sumo this evenings train will take from MS the few re-
naming strangers who propose attending the deliberations
Of the convention.
late number Of the Memphis Appeal says;
Appearances indicate that the National Democratic
Convention Of 1856 will be the largest political body
assembled 10 the Valley Of the Mississippi Great things are
expected Of H. The peace and security OF the country
pend upon Its action We have doubt that pa.
riotc and ssgaeous counses viii prevail in H. and that
sueh nominations viii be made win command the conf
dcnce and votes Of the people,"
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ent of the Baltimore Sum- find the following paragraph
As the President has been accused Of acting for efec
upon the Cincinnati nomination at this time he may de
the message this subject he has his action all bill
from Congress- till the termination OF the proceedings
body"
reference 10 the contents Of this days issue Of ID
Union is the best furnish to the unwor
nsinuaon conveyed in the first part of the above para
graph. As to tho remaining insinuaons accusations
they equally destitute of truth its semblana
Since tue 18th of this month but three bills have ben
sent from Congress to the President for his approval
These bills were placed ia his hands Wednesday eve
ming last and signed by him in few minutes aNa
their receipt.
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WASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1855.

0r R,KL JAaEs, No. ls2 South Tenth street, Philade
hta general travelling agent assisted BY Wa. H. WELD
JoHS tnLLEs JAMEs DKKRIEa, J. HAaMTr r. = JnEs, TBos
.. NrcE, r. w. Messsos q. W. WILgY, Wa. l. WArEEaAs
ALKn CAasoH, d. MrsTlS BAN \. SWAN r. AsHAAH and
Y DAVIS.
90 EsRr NJ LEwrs Of Montgomery, Alabama, gen
travelling for OF Alabama
sisted by c. Y. LEwIs o. LEWIS LEWIS.
or &c. W JAaKs, No. Harmon street, Cincinnati, ONO.
general collecting for the Western and Texa
assisted by h. Thomas WILLIAM II. TnoaAs Taos IAEEs
Dr. A. L. cHLDs, GroRaE MoERIs, and RIcHAED LEAKK Re
ccipts Of either will be good.
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STATE OF DESER EFT,

Advices from Salt Lake to the Goth of March have been
received at ST. Lonis. convenon to frame State con.
stituton met the cath. constitution was drawn up
and reported by special committee which adopted
by the convention lis said to be brief and plain docu.
ment and contain nothing about slavery bu announces
entire liberation to al! religious and denominations
memorial was adopted by the convention asking adms.
sion into the Union and two delegates were appointed
present it to Congress
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Gnonor N. DALLAS Esq, &c, &c, &c, Londor

FLoRKScE NfGHTNGALs,-Forence viii hereafter be n
favorite for girls Thousands Of mothers (say'
the Evening Pos naming their daughters after tb'
noble and sesacri6cing who went TO the Grimes
to sooihe the suengs and bind mp the wounds Of those
who bad no other friends thou the hospital They
bestow the name on their children the hope that thcJ
may in some degree resemble her Ia a clever speech Of
Lord Ellesmere lately made in The House Of Lords he
icrs to Florence Nightngaen these words:
The vegetation Of two successive springs has obscurcd
the vcstges OF Balakava aud nkcrmann Strong voices
now answer to the rolca and sturdy forms cluste
round the colors The ranks full the hospitals
empty. The Angel Of Mercy still fingers to the last on
the scene Of her abor Ibcnr hear but her mission al
hut accomplished Those long arcades Of Scrutar IL
which dying sat up 10 catch the sound Of her foot
steps or the uer OF her dress and fell back the pillow
content have her shadow II passed. com
paratively deserted She may probably be thinking how
escape best she may, her return the demonsra
tons OF nations appreciation Of the deeds and motives
Florence Nightingale.
or course this aIlusiou bstd with repeated cheers
FRoN rHr Cars OF Coon HcrR,-The Boston Traveller
has received Cape Town papers TO the III Of April.
The legislature OF the Cape Colony bad memoraized the
Queen In favor Of opening the coaspg trade Of the colony
10 all nations letter from Mr. Huckins acting United
States consul, says:
The order Of the imperial government has yet been
received in tie colony, but the governor has h
authorize the collector Of customs admit foreign vessels
to the coasting trade the conditions estsb
shed for British ships. This, he informed me, he did in
expectation Of recivng the order in council early
date feeling that IL would be granted The collector
accordingly gave the notice and American vessel from
Boston has taken advantage Of the privilege and sailed
few days since Tor Algoa bay with full cargo Of coast
wise merchandise informed that abe the first for
egn vessel that has ever taken freight coastwse from this
port
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MrsgEsoTAAll the towns in this Territory are ao,
with cm'grau,s Boarding and provis ons are np 4
consequence Since the spring opened The emigrau~
the Territory has no fallen short of one Thousand ~
day. The population will soon exceed hundred w
sand at this rate.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30

AccipEsr--In Savannah, Thursday night tSS' 4
Charleston Courer,l abon halfpast ten o'clock, one =
lieutenants OF the cutter Tanty acciden'ng
himself in the arm The gentleman ~ The time was y
market We did not learn whether or not the W0u"u
serious
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ARRIVAL OF RAILROAD IaoN.-Apo ui 300 tons o. i' "a
the Cleveland and Pittsburg road have arrived =
York II il stated that all the iron needed Tor tne
OF this road to Wheeling win be on the GROUND mo''
a month earlier than was anticipated.
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INDIANA ALL LIGHT.

The Iouifville Democrat says;
The democrats have carried ecery city and town ID
ina by overwhelming majorities with the exception N
fisonvile and there they have gained 100 votes a
elections last year. Az bail, Indiana This secures"
the democratic nominee for the presidency"
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EXEouATuRS REVOKED.

II will be seen, by reference to another column that The
efequGturs granted to the British consus at PHILADELPHIA
New York. and Cincinnati have been revoked by The Pre-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30

The New York Day Book, speaking Of the disposition
the abolition journals to deal in exaggeration and false
hood when treating of Kansas affairs, makes the following
palpable hit
The Tribune and Tines are in the position of the enh
astic youugster who confidently assured bis mother that
he had than thousand eats. Upon being kindly
told that thousand eats great many, he Immediately
reduced the number to five hundred but being told thai
this still very cxtraragant figure, he reduced il stu
lower, and lower, and lower, until he got down TO cat
upon being very closely questioned 10 regard to this Be
finally concluded IL not cat 1t something black
very Hack cat. So with the total destruction Of Law
renee smoking ruins, its desolate wastes, dc The
latest story they tell is that only four buildings have
destroyed and only two men killed and Of then
accidentally. By tomorrow shall have another version
Ia the time, presume the large majority Of the III
readers will rcgiousy believe that Lawrence has been
burnt cnders and all its inhabitants butcheed BY The
border rulhans.'"
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HoRRiptr cmpr-A despatch from 81 Louis says
aThe house Of Jacob Friend four miles from st Joseph
fred by unknown person lately and Mr. Friend
bis wife and Eve children burned II IL supposed
that they were murdered before the fire.
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We under stand that Mr. Cavaleand d'AlbuquerqVs ys'
terday presented his credentials 10 the President and vas
received as envoy extraordinary and minister plenpo
tary Of bis Majesty the Emperor Of Brazil Some Of 'a'
readers viii remember that about eighteen years since "
same gentleman most acceplably represented bis gOd
lnent here az charge daifares.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30

LECTURES ON NicARAGuArs Sarah Pellet Is delivering
lectures in Savannah upon Nicaragua its society,
ners &c
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30

The English papers by the Africa received last evening
contain no news Of SPECIAL interest
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30

Nearly ALL Il not quite all the principal railroad compa-
nies whose roads lead to Cincinnati have reduced the fare
to one baf the customary during the sitting Of the
Democrats National Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17
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AUCTION sALBa
FUTURE DAYS,

- = ~
hNMln6ICO LAND FOR SALE AT xIC.
ar N--W,ii positively be sold, without limit
.. .esserys on FRIDAY the 2ist day of the nresent
ths far, maich " fair. If not the next fair dsy,
miles north of the CITY Of Rchmopd immsaissoI.
" Ao h,onmond, Fredericksbure and Potomsc Rail.
t n qua the Richmond and Charlottesville Plank
y a ao1ofning the lands Of VIM. Taylor ESQ.,
ioo OF which open land and 10 in GOOD st,te of cl
.VAIe1. Ihe buildings ample for q Farm of its
F T. args supply of good Fruit Trees, and spring
y. ZIG osst water convenient to the house Thre n
sapposea 10 be on the land Wood and Timbertsuifi .
ia c.a one quarter of mile of the Railroad
a steam Saw Mill, TO nearly pay the whole costs
y. -. IN rersons DESTROYS to purchase invited
~ T e~ the isnd before the day of sale.
.s1 s.eve months, for negotiable notes, interest
aaoea, = seeared by a trust deed upon the land.
Lnn -1-ot- p II. WALDROP.
C0NSTABLE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
-. nOusEHoLD FURNiTURE.-By virtue Of
wv Soers OF the Hustings Court of the City of Rich.
IN the year OF 1885, in the two causes of Johnston
sxe e &C. against R. +. Darracott, shall on
TTHuhSDAY. the nth day of March 1856 at the
Noltn door OF the City Hall, Broad street. in the
sen at puohe auction. to the highest bidder for cash.
a large collection of valuable household furniture
consisting In part of Lounges large Sofa COW
ered WITH win crimson Velvet, one fine Rosewood Piano
ana STOOL, three Marble Top Tables, nine Mahogany
farior Chsirs with backs; six Mahoeany Chairs; one
large tiltrame Looking Glass; six Mahogany French
bedsteads six Hair and six Shuck with fur
niture to the same; six Mahogany Bureaus; 10 COM
each and furniture belonging to each; 2 Beds and
Hedsteads, Mattresses and Furniture to the same:
Workstand and sundry other articles of Furniture
The same property was levied on for rent, by vir-
tue OF two distress warrants in favor of the said
Johnston, executor, &c. against the said Darracott
NH l7-eodtds JNO p. TYLER, Fl. C. C. r.
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r. To the Voters of Richmond...The
day 10 hand when it will be your duty de-
ssnste at the polls the individuals of your choice for
various municipal offices, and among them, not the
least important, will be that of City Sergeant
For this office, high order of Intelligence great
frmness Of purpose business talent matured by expe-
rience, and courteous department, are essentially
necessary proper discharge of its various
duties. Many individuals have been proposed, and
many more may be expected to be named, but among
them all not one. in the opinion of those who have
known him longest and known him best, can combine
more of necessary qualification for the office than
our worthy and much esteemed fellow-ctizen,
FRANCIS J. SMITH, who from boyhood to man
hood, has been with US and of In sunshine and
in Storm in sickness and in SORROW have all known
where to find him, and always have found him good,
true and trusty.
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of Richmond
to select Mr. Smith for the office in question, the
writer knows him we'll enough to know that his
whole time and personal attention will be devoted to
the proper discharge of its duties; but should it be
otherwise, he likewise knows that he will be found
the same good citizen STILL he belongs to that small
class unfortunately too small whom office cannot buy
and Its prvation cannot aineate -
fe 25-ts MONROE WARD.
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EVA Card-To the Voters of the City of
RICHMoND.-Fsliow Citizens: Having been solicited
by many friends-personsy, as web as through the
press to announce myself candidate for the Office
of MAYOR OF the city, l now beg leave most re-
spectfuly to do If it should be your pleasure to
confer that honor upon me- nothing shall be wanting
of that office.
With sentiments of high regard, have the ho:Ior
to remain your faithful servant,
NH dts VIM. TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

UTo the people Of Richmond.--I re.
specfuily announces myself candidate for the office
OF CiTI SERGEANT, subject to the confederation
and ratification Of the meeting to be held the Af
can Church, on Thursday evening next, the Goth
For my qualifications to FL the Office efficiently,
refer to those who have had business with
me connected with my office an Deputy Serseant, to
the members of the Hustings Court, fts officers and
the bar. JAMES D. Elicit
NH l51lH = -
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Ey To the Voters of the City of Rich
mond.-Fellow citizens: Having been solicited by
the Office Of GRAIN MEKsURER Of the city,
now do so most respectfully. If it should be your
pleasure to confer that Office upon ms nothing shall
be wanting my part to ensure faithful discharge
of the duties of the office.
Yours, respectfully, -
NH 4--lmt JAS. N. WALKER
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e. To the Voters OF Henrico County,.
Friends and fellow. citizens: I announce myself q
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower Distinct OF said
county at the ensuing election. Should IL be your
pleasure elect me, pledge Iayself to give my IN
divided attention 10 its duties Having acted a. q
dc putty undergMr. John O. 0odthn last year, and with
my experiences iniis duties pledge uyself to dis
charge the daties Of the Office proPtty, faithfully
and according wi.w. JOHN A EAcHo.
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(,ONsTABLE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ HOUSEHOLD Fir NI1,ITRE r. -i-t.a Y
BY DuniOD, MOncure & Ia.

ny DuHIOV, INIOHCuFe n Co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION...On
u FRIDAY, 2lst inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
we will sell at our action store general assortment
OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part of
220 hhds. Sugar, prime and choice quality
l60 barrels prime quality Molasses
IS barrels Whiskey
l60 bags Coffee
$50 boxes family Soap
Gunpewder and Pouchong Teas Mustard Candles,
Henuessey Brandy, Wines &c, &c.
TERMs-Under 300 cash. over 800, months cred.
1t for approved negotiable paper.
To- Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO,
NH 17--tda Apct;onaar.
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~ To the Voters of Richmond.-.I nm n
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the
approaching election. Having acted Sheriff in
Hanover county and as Magistrate in this city, and
having had an experience of more than twenty years
4 merchant consider myself qualified for the Of
fee.
If elected, promise to devote my personal atteR-
ton to the discharge of the duties of the Office.
Respectfully, PETER w. GRUBBS.
f. &-Imt
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:, WTo the Voters cfthe City Of Richmond

" t o tHe Ot6fB OF inc C1ty OF hmOn0.
Fellow CITIZENS As 1 have been requested
through the medium of two of the newspapers of this
city, without my knowledge,) to declare myself q
candidate for the Office of MAYOR of this city, and
being personally solicited by many friends to do So
beg leave, with feelings of the profoundest gratitude
for their manifestations of confidence and esteem to
announce myself candidate for the Office Should it
he the pleasure of the citizens of Richmond honor
me with that post, them that every effort
shall be made to discharge its important and RESPONSE
Bile duties promptly and faithfully.
NH 6--dte Very respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

~ To the Voters Of Henrice C0uBfy.--
Citizens 1t becoming sssary in May next to
elect Sheriff for our county, oser myself as candi-
date for that Offices Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, Opportunity has been af.
forded you Of fprming opinion a. to my qualifica-
lions. pledge myself, should it be your pleasure TO
elect me- TO continue my efforts TO merit your conf
f. Is, -dtMya2. JOHN T. CHILDREY.
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ny Larus g. Shine.

NIHEIMauTr SALE. October 1ss IS5S.-TO.
our store, No "a Main street. a large assoytment ~
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing slmost svsI y.
country trades S''' sne
ALSO-Will be offered extensive stock Of En- !.
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankera ma
inders. ~"
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated wstches Of
ell styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the,s
sales, as great bargains may be expected. .Gooas
warranted TO be a. represented.
oc 9-ts LARUS SHIffE. AuctsL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
M0ND-At the solicitation of many friends, hereby
announce myself a candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR, feeling confident that from my past ex-
perience of some years Deputy Clerk, l can, If
elected discharge the duties of said Office and will
endeavor to give general satisfaction.
NH 5-tdet ALFRED SHEILD.
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JAMES L. BRAY.
~ The Dead Alive and n candidate f,l
ha nffica of CITY SERGEANT


Everybody knows that do not pretend to all the
qualifications necessary discharge perfectly the du-
ties Of the Office for which hereby respectfully
nounce myself candidate, but believing that pos
sess some, and can supply through other individuals
those which / lack-a course which the successful
candidate matter who, must adopt have deter-
mined, on the assurances of many friends, to enter
the track, and hope not to be last at the post.
JOHN STITH.
N. B. Whether elected or not the street sprinkling
will be continued. fe @-td*
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II To the Voters of Hcnrtc1 County.--
am candidate for the oHce OF Sheriff at tho coming
election in Msy next. Having served rs deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years hatter myself that qualified TO discharge
the duties of the office. Should it be your pleasure
to elect me- the business Of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
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BY John X. %. Payne, Auct.

Nv John X. %. Payne Auct.
TWO BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL.
RIOHT SHOPS together with all the TOOLS
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY the 2lst
inst at 10 o'clock on Union street. near the Central
Railroad depot for certain purposes, two Smith and
Wheelright shops, to be removed and the ground on
which they stand leased until the LIST December 1858
Together with large number of Tools unfinished
Wagons, and unfinished articles.
Any information wanted can be had by applying to
Mr.. Thomas M. Johnson, on the premises,
Terms at sale. J. r. ID. PAYNE,
NH IL Anctioneer.
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BY Davenport, Allen, & Co.

4 rhWCERIES, Nc., At AUCTIUN.. On
~ THURSDAY, Goth March, we will sell at our
auction store an assortment of Groceries viz:
Java, Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Coffee and Crushed Sugars
New England Rum
Old Rye Whiskey
French Brandy
Wrapping Paper. all sizes
Manufactured Tobacco
Green and Black Teas
Rice; Window Glass, &c.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; 800 and over months
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN& CO.,
NH II Arctionsars
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~ Rally, America ns!.-Rally to the stand
ard of JOHN w. WRIGHT Support him for the
Office of SERGEANT. Is there a in your
ranks who has fought hard for your strus
gled single hearted for its candidates. solely for the
love of the great American cause! The warmest
champion of your phalsnx is John w. Wright
Then one and all to the rescue. NH l5-St'
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F-TO the Voters of Richmond. AT the
solicitation ofmany old and cordial friends announce
myself candidate for the Office of CITY SER
GEANT.
l think all who know me, will believe, that If
elected will discharge the duties of this important
Office faithfully.
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE,
NH ll-tde
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~ To the Members Of the Americas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! Allow us to bring to your
n ndss fREpERlcK BUTLER, Esq- for HfGH
0 os..d =, s He !. every wsy worthy and well
auaunsa 70 MI the Office, and discharge the duties
evening next at the African Church. and voted for By
many MEMBERS ar TEr PARRY
NH i5-5t* W A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

" To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND-I am Q candidate for the Office of Sergeant of
the City of Richmond Having discharged the duties
of the Office, fatter myself that am qualified to
I'LL the same, and hope to receive your the
next election. Respectfully,
fe 18---ts JAMES L. BRAY.
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VIM. TAYLOR.

u To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.--I beg leave to announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of MAYOR of this city,
at the ensuing charter elections ~
NH tide JOSEPH MAYO.
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Or To the voters of the CT,

q To the Voters of the City of Rich
MONOTONE AND ALL AT the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the Office
of GRAIN MEASURER Should il please you to
elect me- promise to discharge the duies of the Of
fee strictly and faithfully.
NH 7-tdet JAMES GLIB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

~ In compliance with the request at
many citizens, announce myself candidate for ths,
office Of CITY SERGEANT.
inh Aim H. NJ TABB
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a. To the Voters of Henrico.-.I am a
candidate for reelection to the office of COMMON
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY.
NH 14--6t JOHN B. YOUNG.
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- EREEANT;sS SAI.E.--yill be sold for
- Cnsh, ct the Columbian Hotel, in this city, on
THURSDAY the Goth instant, at the hour of II och
A. NJ, the entire interest of Mrs. Margaret Brooks,
which she now has in the of Messrs. Samuel
Lee 4 Co. and In tho said Columbian Hotel, now kept
a. tavern by the eaid Company to satisfy execu
ton In nv hands .gainst the said Brooks
JAMES d. ELICIT,
NH Ibid Deputy Sersesnt