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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22
- Ostpoilsilpcut.

The above sale is again postponed until FRIDAY the 18th
inst when the weather permitting will certainly place
IND. q l.. EDGeiIN. IT..
ian ,loavt11th JAMES kNIGIIU i'us''ts.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


FUTURE DAYS.
~ EGKO ROY FOR sAIE.-rhe subscriber
~ VIII sell at Liberty on MONDAY the 18th inst court
w TOM valuable negro boy who is superior ostler
e mas oeh engaged In that oapaci, the last two
Ne Norvel House iNnehburR
Negotiable note at 90 days ale pay able
~ the banks OF Lynehbarg, viii be required
HARRY RIrtulE.
jan ~ dSct2sth* Ancftoneor
q Bedford Sentinel copy
a AiGftON coal. t.sNBsEoK SALE.
N By Virtncot decree of the Circuit Aedgan
ry county pronounced the DAY . pltIah.r ssa
ihc case of Wesley Argabrgh against Rahsr Murray aud
Acob II Guggenhcmer We. the subscribers. VII MON
Jay, January 1856 at Montgomery Courthouse sell Al
ion und ied half If the TRACT OF LAND purchased
10y William aud Wesley Argabrghtoi Christian Smiths
ut"r the It'll day If June 1883 lying TOMS Creek and
che south side of the Brush Mountain in the of Mont
nnc miles North Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The
tract contains about 1857 The land valuable
ing land but is especially valuable for shaushe Coal
deposits. In fact 1t Is entire Coal field Of the best
Brush Mountain Coal There Il Mill. with good
stream of water aud large quantity OF good Timber The
title is uudisputcd.
OF the purchase money about $1,000 will be required be
paid in hand For the balance the purchaser will be required
90 give bond with good security hall the s
day of May 1856 aud the other hall the day May
e17
These lands really of great value for their Coal
deposits which of the best and pure quality of Semi An
thracitr ELL PHI .EGAR,
dee l2ct7th jan HENRY LANE ! Ni
POstpOuens
Ihn ahn ala I'D tI ~, Il = Marc
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NEW CONCERN-Tbe undersigned have
~ this day entered into coartnershp under the style and
firm 1RBI SAUNDERS for the purpose of ransactng
n wholesale and retail trocery aud Commission hnsuuss and
have taken lately occupied by cssr Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston. III. de- Of the Va Tenn H. n, whore
they will pleased the of the former firms
of Saunders lrhy and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston together
with all others who may them with their business
j j. IEBY.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
5 {. Ill RI
PLEASANT PRESTON.
RBY sal NDERs.

~ undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods 10
N-Ssrs irby n saunders wold most cheeruilv recon-
~ tAcm 10 our t,f.tcr friends and patrons
''e 81. ha1. Mcdaniel. III RI \ PRESTON.
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Coughs and Colds and wish TO protect The
Chest changes sphere this an admirable
article. We have childrcus sizes also. Tor sale ~
ian 0h6cifs j. H. TIipMPNoN N W
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The above sale postponed until saturday the 18th inst.
JNO -. l.. GbGGIN. l1..,.,...
JAMES Y. kNIBHr ''s'
jan 1latawtds mon sat.
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HREAr PUBLIC SALE ~ Ready Made
N ClolIIINU.-Tho stock of JAtoR NEWMAN dorm.
cy Apple Newman w being closed ont greatly
dnccd prices How'll not any stock from year
aud ia order clear his shelves his
ho has put the price solow that Supcrhno Clothing placed
within the reach of ALL aud hundreds citizens
Of the surrounding counties supplying themselves nj prcoe
much lower than they have formerly paid for
goods Intend closing out the splendid stock of Appel
Newman possible, aud therefore intend offering
great bagRns Every Of really good cheap,
fashionable clothing should tail to visit the
JACOB NEWMAN.
Corner ofMalu and Market sta, Lynohhurg Va
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~ r
~ 10 have and know OF better get it than from
those who due the first day of
January s56 and will hereafter h' due twice v2
the ls day of July and the Isl day Of January We have
pay for purchases twice stated In notice OF
last July and forced require like payments of those who
customers will therefore. in view of this fact
orw and pay thrir without further noicr
resolved carry the months system Of bust
lin ls-dtcifsI GEORGE VI RrCkER Il co.
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Jesse j SALMONS.

4 7
RErERrNCEs-3cpanicl, Hurt & Preston. Armistead
warwick McCorklc Jones, saunders rbv, Miller tren-
shaw John Meem Joseph H. Wilson Taylor Iinsloy
Go Nowln 4 Apperson. Taliaferro Hamilton, Eucker
Rnld Joseph Coleman, Horncr x Watson Lynchhnrg, Va,
John Scott IiafaN: Cart Samnc Berger A. H. Moorman
ptSy George AirSon Henry; James NJ W lehwlch
frankn Col Lewis e. Arthur Samuel Hob,on BEDFORD Jor-
Pizer Roanoke; Wan. T. Arnold, Kookbrilgr; Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst; Cot Moses Arnold, Campbell; VIM o.
t,annaway, Appoma;tox; eorbn H. Reynolds Boi't""rt
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S,ANTA CI.Aln.N TOWNEN n. III. Ro,.

- STo&S CLOTHING STORE, No. A. Sycamore street,
Petersburg be found complete assortment of Gents
Wearing Apparel, consisting of overcoats varying in price
% 80 $40 Tamas 50 $50 Shawls 81 so to slo
Dress and Frock Goats IS 50 $40 Pants al 5 $6 Vests
81 s2 Wooden and Cotton Silk nder Shirts and Draw
Shirts Toe so 50 dozen Collars of vari
styles fine assortment Neck Ties and Stocks 100 doz
Gloves. silk Cotton and Wooden Hose extensive
of Travelling Bags Trunks and Valses; all of which
offered prices which fail 10 please
All orders for work promptly attended to ON the
shortest notice and warranted TO t My goods all made
in manner and warranted to well. The poor
rich the abore and the gent leisure each
every find goods suit his and circumstances
T. w. ROYSTON,
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- the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn, Flour Oats Sc. and
any their From the long
Samons in thu Tobacco trade but fatttr
shall be enabled give satisfaction to all who
may services that line; and Moorman know ledge
Wheat and Flour In this place for the last ten or twelve
enable into the market with equal adVanta
yes house, We, therefore solicit the patron
age of our old friends and the public generally.
l-nr. .as.L. N
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TIL valuable property contained in the above enerpri2'
VIII he distributed among the holders in the
Icriy in Bedford county, Va the I'D day of February
Lob under immediate supcriutend"nce.
y N : Z Z i S : ~ Z ELI c,n''.
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ID wish to sell the TRACT or LAND which was con.
vcycd to me 1851 by Joshua Thomas containing acres
part to and part the West side the No
Mountain
man, who is good judge aud who has examined
the greater part of 1t s good Tobacco land There
cleared. Iv i'll he sold either for cash on credit.
Mr. Il Rice who lives II, will show those who s
TO examine it, nov 23clawtsl MICAJAH DAVIS in.
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GIFT ENTERPRISE
GOOD NEWS COME ONE, COME ALL. !!
and supplY YOU selves with Tickets

before 22d day Of February, siG Such magnificent
scheme Virginia Distribution Enterprise be-
fa people For the small
Ssyouf ticket may draw from ONE TO THIRTEEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS. Just tIiuk oi that When Dame For
tunr snii4,. who III .t1up 70 Mss her
Hugh White auI Iudwel II. Brown, Eslrs. my duly
authorize. ale aud distribution tickets
JESSE T. HOPKINS.
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ltELATIVE. cocoa. BROMA. TAYLoR'S MUS
u tard. for sale by STABLER Il JONES.
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bOsgibotIrstpet,f,

PLEASANT PRESTON. lrrn.,a-.
ED'WD. II. CHRISTIAN,
jan
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this day di5s0lvcd by mutual consent. The If
will he used by eihcr in closing the bust
Their be found counting
room of the stand occupied by A. Rnckcr,
they pleased have their creditors and dbors call
and settle their AMBROSE Il. RICkER,
JANUARY LIST, lcJ6. LOUIS w Redo
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FrA.T by the ladies Of the LIST preseyteriln Church "
eace to night IN the Warwick House under the name Of
., sbburg House.
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POstpOUct,,cni.


POstpOucmcnt.
The above sale is poned till TIL RsDhY the eth jan
uary, lS5,6. JND. .. l.. GDGG1N, Trustee.
ian lt.d9ayyt9ith
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GREAT NDJSENESTs.-Thc subscribers
u intending change their business, offer well selected
stock of Groceries Dry Goods Hardware, Liquors, Sc
duced prices articles for cash short credit
ANY person wishing to business buy good
bargain in the stock o Goods and take possession of first
stand with good rnn nf custom.
All persons Indebted requested call and settle
their accounts resolved close business
speedily possible
jan ID dts DAVIS NOWLIN q co.
uNAsu. 1@15.--SEW DRY GOoDS.-PHIIIp
u W. PAYNE is now opening, at kye's Corner, Main
street large and superior of Dry Goods
ny of every thing to be had in that line. sep lists
NEeatC Cutters! Nrai Cutters Just receive a lot
w Of very superior iRoN MEAT CUTTERS for cutting
meat aud mincing for pies which far superior
thing Of the kind before In this market They
Gary adapted for family also for butchers being subs,an-
italy made Please call and examine them they
in demand aud viii he Mt the Agricultural
Depot of II. $ WIllrTEMORE & BBO.,
just below the N3ryell House, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of CaptJ. II. Bailey,
nov oats Main street Lvnchburg
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Voc CAN HI1 wNTCHEs, JEwKHY,

u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at e
wholesale aud retail variety and style at low "a
cash prices by calling at NOWLANS, sign OF the Ia klze
gle, No. a. Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, where
will 90 He has just esirned from the Nor
hen Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable of Watches Jewelry Silver and
Fancy Goods offered this State Would not be better
his magnificent Stock aud
least per he buys all his Goods for cash and sell
them less than tho regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired the hest aud at short notice. and always get
fashionable Goods In exchange for your
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No 81, Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAN.
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subscriber hnving pnrchas Il


~ 10 OF FOUR ACRES, 18th new aad good imprnye
mcnts recently made There is the lot bodes
Springs county, and also Spring house. sum
mer mproy ed PLAN all houses good eond
person wishing TO take view OF the premises
10 30 a any time. For terms apply to J. r. DAVIS
N l.
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NoI.D LOCK ETS-We desire to call the attention
81 Ladies aud Gent +" our stock Ut Cold Lockes
'llute ikcpfSsoS We aY" very extensive and beat
ock of rls win s.li Them prices hat must
eibos be ia waut. purchase We Shall take
c m sho" mug them whether we shall sell or not Please
aud examine SILVERTHORN & Cliff
an 4fsV fFortnerlv IL. Silyerthoru3
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i osT-On SntUrdny Inst, between Charles
y scos and Main street thread purse with rings
on H. containing the FREE PAPERS of william Freeman
OF Appomaox with two other small papers, and IL
20 runts In silver The finder will confer and be
Enumerated for bis trouble II the purse contents
papers delivered to at Tanner Ashers
Adams. JAS. A. HAMMER.
tgnI Al
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~ scrber has two small FARMS, Campbell Court
house which he desires sell.
One Tract lying Buttons Greek adjoining the lands of
Capt y Rosser and Others 2Jil
and 30 first meadow land and creek bottoms %
acres Of hrstrae Tobacco land with abundance of Plant
land The Improvements suitable for a small family, with
hrStratc orchard Of young frri
The other Tract Hes Beaver Creek and contains 100 acres
with ~ - bottom lnradOw land The wood land
heavily tmbced and good Tobacco land The mproY
new and in good order. Terms liberal
J.cts ID
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To ALL OF NY FRIENDS 1t gives great
pleasure live with Messrs
Jones Elliott Inspectors ut Mooe Warehouse In this CITY,
avail myself Of this opportunity TO return you my heart
fell thanks for the liberal patronage which you have extended
while Inspector West Hill Warehouse for the last 10
and II desire that viii still meet ine at
home where promise faithfully to do every thing
In power To promote your interest
PETERSBURG, Jan /, 1850 JOSEPH A. SYDNOR.
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CO-pARTNERsHgp NOTICE


WANTED 5000 Telegraph Poles. 35 feet
w in length and least inches in diameter at the top
all end and he Of White OAK, Chestnut, Locust Cy
Timber straight and sound and trimmed clear Of Aots
ais and ark he delivered at point along the line
tine Va. n Tennessee railroad
l,oposals to be addressed until Jany % l556, to
OTTINGER. Vol Nc x co,
~ :}titdte9t Iyncbturs Va
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cg,SeFp HER MINpA few days since the Rev g. Gibbs,
p,vcasyood repaired the house of Mr.. b. A. Wells
,t in the bonds of narimony, Mr. Granville Tierce and
Melinda Wells when his great surprise he found the
one had committed the license to the flames and had
med with Mr. James Swan Of Mononghalia county,
leaving her betrothed ia the lureh to lament
sctleness of the sex
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

take great pleasure in recommending my successor Mr.
THOMAS g. ELLIOTT all of my friends and patrons Of the
above Warehouse and sincerely desire that they will extend
To the firm that which they have heretofore
kindly bestowed on Pegam & Jones. JOHN PEGRAM.
PETERSBURG. Jan. /, lr5G.
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The War I'm Kansas.

CHICAGO, June IL, 1896,
Later arrivals from Kansas fully confirm the reports
Of civil in that Territory Twenty Missourians
arcln!ans and Aabamisns had besn killed already in
different rgagements and several free State men wound
ed bit killed The United States troops generally
disrerse the contending parties after the battle fin
isheo
Governor shannon's proclamation produced no effect
on either side.
CIV Robinson had been removed from Lecompton to
Iesvenworth, where his wife joir ed him.
The report Of tie death of Donaldson incorrect
Passer gers from Kansas City sta that Saturday
last bodies OF moving from Westport, ndepsn-
dence and other towns to the Territory. party left
Lexr g.on Saturday for Hickory Point Lawrence.
l. was expected that general battle would ensue on
Saturday afternoon between the Whitfield army and the
free State men, unless it prevented BY Col Summer,
his own responsibility.
1t rumored at Kansas City that Gen. Harvey was
en- ros for Port Pierre and L.ayenworth to superSede
Col. Sumner,
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MARINE COURT.
Bnfore Hon. JndUp MAYNARD.


John A. Stevens against James King This was an
action brought the penalty Imposed by the s,t
Of 1860 for refusal to obey the orders Of Of the Har
Dor Masters Of this city.
M. j. Il. Shultz, enc of the Harbor Masters, being
the psrt Ct the plaintiff (Tressurer OF the New
York Hospital testified that the 24h of NAV ne
oyeeed the defendant, who hen In charge of he
slo North America yfg ct the foot of Robinson street,
Gver 1t appeared that barge had h cd thai portion
fhe pier ~ which the so9p lying from the Rhine
ander estate that at the time the orcer WAS given
TO- her to haul the sloop actually engaged In dis
obagifR ergo. 1t was Aso shown that COPY OF
act Of 1850 was given TO the defendant the time the
order made
MAYNARD, 1.-THE statute under Viii ,h this action Ia
brought highly penal and must be strictly construed
IL vests in the HaIbor Masters extr rers and
very properly so In view Of the emergencies which
fsDy aIise in 80 great commercial city Of
New York. Without considering in detail the points
raised by the counsel for the Defendant nd myself
forced 20 the conclusion that before any person other
than the captain, owner ignee OF any vessel
be he'd for violation Of this statute copy OF the
act must be furnished to the whom and at the
time the order Ia given. This Is clear TO my mind by
comparison Of the Sd with the 7th section. The Sd
section provides that the captain any other person Ia
provides that whenever any captain, consgnee
OF any vessel fha demand copy Of the act IL shall be
furnished by The Harbor Master and concludes vii the
provision that person sha be fined for ylosuon OF
defendant In this action being neither captain owner or
ooDsenee was not authorized under the law TO make
demand for such copy, and duty OF the HarSor
Master to furnish him there wth-the intent Of the
statute being doubtless to inform ose who are not
officially informed Of the extraordinary and rbitrary
powers with which the law has invested the HArbor
NTH COSTS,
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From WAshingtoa.
PADRE Will DOES NOT RETURN TO NICARA0UA-TU
OFFICE HOLDERS MAPPING OUT THE PRESIDEN-
TIAL CANPAIaN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1856.
The report In the New York Tribune, that Father VI
u about to abandon the United States In disgust
and sail on the oath for Nicaragua, nothing
ess than stock jobbipg fabrication, and
thorized to say He is in this city, stopping ct
Wizards Hotel and intends, he informed me- to remsiD
and has idea of urnng to his country for some
time.
Quite number Of Pierce Office holders are now here
from New Hampshire Vermont, Massachusetts, and Ne
York. They receiving their instructions and the
administration is fxirg the programme for the cam
paign The administration to- day in council determined
upon the policy trey intend to pursue. They will urge
upon al persons holding prominent positions to 20
heartily and cheerfuy 10 work and elect the ticket noi
natsd without bargain with the friends Of Buchanan
that they shall b. retained provided he (BuchAnan
elected Gen. Pierce told leading Office holder to-day
that he hoped there would be such arrangem ent:
that he expected every to do his duty, for his
nke
telegraphio despatch sent to day to Lorenzo B.
Shepard, ESQ.,, from this city to allow John Van Ba
rem to speak ut the ratification meeting in New York
tonight.
In TO inquiry, the Secretary o; State COM
municatsd to the House to-day interesting and
iuable statistics of the cotton trade The of cot
ton exported from the United States was as follows In
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before the Senate we're not anaageus and h. thought
the resolution might b productive Of great nisehisG
Mr.. CRnrxsDES commended that tbs Senate have the
power to make requests Of tbs President
Mr. 6EwAlD, Of New York. aid the qussou 70 take up
the resolution qusstion the ad1ptiOn Of the
solution ixef. He thought he forsssW, although he
might mistaken that vote to take mp the resolution
IVES not equivalent TO M paseage yet vote not 70 take
ssvsnteh year OF the Republic and after career Of
quest and dominion such - happened to Rome,
France, Grsat Britain and other empires, =, We
have reached . crisis Of new forms Of difficulties.
requiring . new responsibity-thAt Of civil commo-
tcn, civil After abiding to the state Of things
in AnsAs he sad.- you give the rights of American
isens full and ample as enjoyed in the organised
SAtss to the citizens Of Kansas You may then expect
peace tranquility and prosperity in the Territory but
" the other hand you TO them they shall
to tyranny uHurpatioD, and be disrapchsed and sub
ected by foros 10 obey laws which unjust and
niosl founded in usurpaion, have reached
the time when you viii not and harmony pre-
vaing throughout the republic To settle this question
under the form OF the constitution has been my earnest
hope And to the and quiet the public mind and
arrest the increasing dangers Of civil war IL the simple
object of this resolution, shall give my vote to take
itup.
chusetts and other States would erase aung this
question the difficulties in karsss would DO setted.
The Sonh said IN situations hsvs been
until the people Of he North have been msed to tner
present course He contsnded that the presence Of
Gen. scott WAS not needed In Kansas.
Al journed
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The Brick Church Case.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM.
Rofovo uou IuJcos n,,ar ~ NJ arno.


The motion for Injunction In the Of the people
sgainst the Mayor, Comptroller &c., resumed at
Judge DueI's private residence, Tuesday evening.
The points relied upon BY Mr. Field, tbs dsendants'
sell numerous He oontended that il the Com
missoners of the Sinking Fund have not the legal
tho1iy to reeaEe otherwise dispose OF the interest
the city in the Brick church property, they have
abused that authority the Injunction ought to be grant
ed Even should It be thought that . release made
without authority would not be conclusive against
the city, yet the execution md delivery Of o re-
lease or other conveyance under the corporate seal
It Icoud be questioned set aside by suit insti-
tued for that purpose 1t certainly could not be ques
toned in collateral processing Even il the Commits
sell ~ they have DONE their acts in respect to this pro-
perty ought not TO be sanction ed because their arrange
nent however well intended, has such as to MAKE
the property bring less than three fourtns of its fair
value, according TO the estimate Of the best informed
Es.son The interest Of the city in the land in question
amended charter Of 1885, and can only be dis
this interest were not property in tho the
charter still less could 1t be reai estse with in
the OF ,s n
right at all to dispose OF it by kind Of release
conveyance The city stands in this diismmaether the
thus within TIE purview the statutes not pub
lis property nor real estate. thus wi hout the pur
have particle Of right TO ax the city seal to re-
the former, they have The right 20 to afRx it
only after . sale by auction. The Commission
eis Of the Sinking Fund not invested
BY tie ordinance of 1914 with authority to release any
the right to upon the property In ques
tor breach CT condition subsequent rhe oroinance does
not extend TO property granted for church, to this
lind interest in any property whatever Nor have the
Cor mssoner the power to release convey proper
y OF the city except upon sale by auction Of such pe
cidc property The interest of the city in the pro ery
in ques ion not been dispo OF by aucion the whole
property sold by auction it is true but the interest of
the city not cold by itself The whole TRANSACTION
vas pslpable evasion Of the law Several other points
rased and argued and the decision of the Judges
Ia reserved.