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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-29

Why was St. Paul like horsee Because
he loved Timothy.
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NOTICE.

LIZ persons knowing Themselves Indebted me effey
note or book aoeossts WIN b.
kna up 70 the CsrfsiD's srA rssng u
have BINS pay, and
WI payne. = (Do1-tO WILLIAM DAHL.
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PARKER l. WINSLOW,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
st. Paul, Minnesota. ST. -........
a. II. PARKER. NJ. WINSIow.
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ST. Paul Hat, Cap, ~
AND GENTLEMETS FURNISHING STORE.
UASLETT & THOMPSON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, -
HAVE now Oh, hand and constantly receiving Express,
from New York aud Philadelphia the largest cheapest
stock III their ne brought to ST. Paul, which
IS invited. ,I.Ie-tf
COFr HATSsoo Black Er ,wn. Pearl. and Drab high
- AMI low wie-awake, Kossu,l, Empire. uungarian
Fren Felt Jockey Brush Otter, Beaver Fur and Wool Hats
at HASLETT X TIIOMPSONS.
DLACK SILK AND BEAVER HATS 100 ,ioZ- n BLACK Re-.
- yer and Silk Hats, at HASLErT X TIIOMPSON,S.
CILK, PLUSH AND FUR CAPS-3O0 d,z. Fur SILK Plush
HlsLETr s. THoMpsoNs.
I(Oi'S Hats and Caps in sreai variety, ct
~ HASLErT THoMpsON'S.
SiIikrS AND g LLiRs-whte and Fancy Figured Shirts
~ ana Collars large assortment at
TINDERsIIIITS AND DRAW EKS-IOO doz. Mcrno and
Flannel Understands and DR. wtr., Red aud Gray
ohlrt<, at HASLETr X TIOMPSON'S.
CRAvATS AND NEUK -TIEs-Cravafs, Neck Ties and
HAsIErr * rTroMPsoN's.
Lfun GAuNrtEfs-Fm nj Book ainrts, Lamb and SILK
- ar''' t'r HAsLErr 4 riIOMrsoN,s.
Travelling Sh-~Is a. Eur S.Ar. Lar"
CDLr's REvULvEKs -Ailrn5s DINER Pistols. Bowie,
, DIR and Pocket Knives h11Grs Port Monies Wallets and
GOCkS-wool, Merno, and Cotton cks, White aud Mixed,
~ at HASIETr h TItOM'SONsS.
MrrfLhns cr,n" and nyr wor,icd, Grams, dick.
NA DRY Shirts, Silk and Linen llandkerchiefs. at .
HAsLErr 4 TrOMPsoN's.
'RTNKs, vsIises Carpet Bags Hair brushes, CIs and
Fancy Goods In cn:iess variety, at
GL0vEs:wOne hmndre. dozen Gloves, Kid, Lamb, Fur.
" Cloth, silk, Dog SKIM Wool and Bnck lined unIied,
endless variety. at HASIETT h THOMPSON'S.
LARGE lot Ladies' Gam let, and Mts suitable for
"A the winter. at HASLETT THOMPSON'S.
~ rh, ,nd rseetfly reps an ex lon a. our s,ock
as we are dslernincd to give better gos at lower prices
drIs-tf n,sLErr THOMPSON.
y.
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ST. PAUL MARK ETS.
CORRECTED BY CHA MBERLIN, EDDY s co.

CoRRECIED ia HAMBERLIN, EDDY & co.
DAILY TINES OfFICE,l F.
.-..-. - March %, 1856. (
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following Ia. established
weights grains for this Territory: Wlea 80 ns bu.;
Glover Seed 80 ms b; Rye. So Ms 4 bu.; Indian Corn, So
rs bu; Oates, b lbs tu Barley, 4s Ms bu.; Buckweat.
- bs T. bu. ...
.,rt.- STOCK. DRIED FRUIT.
10 Sn<. -
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=
HANS, lbs Smoked. received and Tor
II sale by 81 re CHAMBERLAIN. xDDY 4 co.
OIL BARRELs MESS PORK-for sale by - "a -.gYl.
~ m27-tf CHAMBHRLINi EDDY CO.
FOR SALE.
VHE stock lease good will Of nrst class
wholesale retail Boot and Store. centrally
tedin the city Of ST. Paul. is offered fur sale favorable
The proprietor has fair OF trsde with cap
tall can BE- greatly ncsssed Tne stock on hard first rate
Enquire a Of CARVER 4 McCLUNG. I
March ~, 1856. div asa "a ts -
rNHE undersigned prepared dry lumber srop
the saw or otherwise, at their Psen, DIR, kim
Jackson and Ninth streets. Hxafgf
The method drying lumber pronounced By COM
petrnt judges to be highly beneficial to all PERSONS Wishing
lumber and rapidly cnin: into use tirnsh"ut the United
will nut In inJWe lumber thus srasord but make Il
more compact and capable Of receiving better hn>'.
Lumber died In from tn two days. Person.
arrangements for drying 10y calling at the kiln. - 7
All lumber burned in the process " seasoning, will be
March 10, ls6su WAKEFIELD & Co.
County Of Rsn,.rx' In Justices'Court.
To HILAND a. PARKER, defendant.
VOU hereby writ attachment has been
Ss against you, and your property attached II satisfy
the d. MANI of isaac G. George, amounting to the
ty-twC dollars and thirty Ave cents.
Now unless sha appear before Nelson Gibbs Justice
ST. PAM, In aid county, the 18th day April. A. d. 1885,
at 10 o'clock In the Judgment will be
you anu your property sold To pay IN" deientianf.
Dated at ~. Paul, March ljth: A. ID 1896. .rT q
mi5 DIST ISAAC c. GEORGE, Ppn. /
1'f'i c"rn; s' Of M.ns.s Justices Court
William Sparks, .rt .'- ft.
against. 'tra f J.
J.. l.. Shepard. J -
To the above named defendant
Won hereby tina, writ or attachment ba. been
ISSUED against you and Your opcrf? attached to satisfy
the demand OF iain Sparks, the plaintiff ADORE Dane
snomtine to $50 % Now unless you appear
Nelson Gibbs ESD, Justice OF the and said county,
of AL
~ ocitck III the foefDOn,
you and your property sold to pay he debt.
Dated at ST. Paul. this i4th day March, A. D. 1856.
PALMER 4 HAYWARD.
mIo-uiot Plant FPS Attorneys. g
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. y
All Bills OF ENch Promissnrr Ntcs
bic In this city, lett at ar Office viii he col
lectel cha, unless suit necessary or, said
mands paid when it is they Will Lc prVtescd
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From August lst to Dec 3lst, 1855, H.
10 quarters Of wheat were imported into France.

ll2 quarters of wheat were imported into France.
4 COLoRED LAwYER.--RObcrt p. Morris, Il
colored man, is a member of the bar in Boston,
and a few days ago argued case before the ju-
ry in Salem. The Ncwburyport Herald says:
'Morris, is draper little fellow, of good al
dress and fair ability. He possesses in full
measure the powers of imitation which character
Uses many of his race, AMI copies admirably the
smartness, pertness and activity of the leading
members of the bar in his examination of wit
ncsscs, as well as the argument, which last was
quite readily and fuen.ly delivered.' ~,
GS There are now in existence at Havana
three organized companies for the introduction of
Asiatics for the field Of labor of the island.
." The receipts of the American Tract Soci-
ETY. up to the LIST ult., about ten thousand
dollars in advance of last year, to same date.
3 This is really the smallest horse ever
pony. 'mdadc, now replied his Irish compan.
ion, bat Eve small two Of him.
\ MODEL TAvERN.-A gentleman who has lust
returned from Arkansas, informs us that he heard
the following conversation ut IL tavern
''Iialloa hovn'
'Iialloa yoursclf!"
Scan | get breakfast h,ren'
g don't reckon you CAM
es WIZ,
"Massa's away. Mistress drunk, the babv's
got the cholic, and don't care darn for no.
holv.'
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- John Donovan has been found guilty,
at Buffalo, Of the murder of John Ryan.
- The late J. Nj. Field, the actor. had
his life insured at ST. Louis, for 5000.
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CONVEYANCING

Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, &C., carefully rawn and being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the acknowledgements thereof. administer Oaths,
PROTEST COMMERCIAL PAPER, &c: &c.
jal5-tf .ff.. 4.ts. c. II. PARKER.
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED,
by J. II. COTTON CO., Nc. IT, William street, New York.
for the following works:
MAP OF THE WORLD.
On Mcrcator's Projections sizes. Prices mounted size 81 y
TO nche 81. size - by &c inches, 81 !. inches
81 90.
Map If the United States.
Three SIZES Prices, monted 81 inches showing
the counties Of the United States, and the Sl2
s? by % inches, showing the FRe the British
nces Mexico, and the Wts Inies. IS AZ inches
showing the United States the British xico The
West Indies Central America, with NADIA snd
WI Ia.
COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY An
Client and Modern. the Whole s. g. t,,,ricl
(petr "drry. Elegantly bound b,sutiiIIy illustrated
compiled the ofcal Federal State r,Iuns Al u ma
c of 1850. Price S3 "
The above Maps and Books sold only ,rr,
cauts should state What connt,.s
they wish 10 canvass wII6, and inish I'd reerenc.s
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LOT FOR SALE-RARE CHANCEs
LOT, egbIy stnzfS ff CApAoi verb 4s00y Is Of
n tered for sale tyr $70o. Inquire Of 5000
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The no nae rical Table for l>56.
Kept Ivy Wren Croft Druggists, st. iuhony St. Pa
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR A SPLENDID PRIZE.

CuANCE FOX A SPLENDID PRIZE.
Tue success dtentns our fist, induces
IN rc ii6trd ofr % those who Wi. tn
taihS soJ'ct0;rS IA TO xiv; c
received up to the First day
prizes shall he mptrtialy awarded. As
meat Ia our c,:itry readers, have rte;mh All
comp tition from the Ia therefore, re-
ccivc In ti,n for th,Se any from p,sc con-
tainin5 over i've or sil thousand mia ,itan;s.
For tn ars (not than ono hun.
dred) sent us before til" st May give Of
CrhArt, Nce,ham q 's Celebrated Octave Mel deans
W. til SIS, splendid Rifle sam value.
For the srx In lasS than give spen-
iti French Spanish S25 or c,iy of
Birtietts History OF tn. Unitrrl States in I
For the twb next best (not less
splendid French Guitar worth at least Si5.
Ana =" any scndnC ity
OF age y Sons cn!id GIT Bpok-Mu>ical
in. eight dollars worth of tn, choicest music.
Al! ole SEEMING Us SUB cribrr> dn
for the abov shall receive dollars Sage Sons,
Publications. one dol, In cash every twenty s,bsc cr
furnished,
hose competing Will d, we'll TO send in the money
AZ fast received, list Is rapidly
rear we shall not be able supply all
subscriptions Sage guar ,npc The above
SAGE 4 SONS,
NJ zos Vim Street. BnfaI- y. Y. tnl
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NOTICE TO HCSINESS NJ

Loans negotiated yielding from B to 80 per with
ceponabc real security, bonds able
York elsewhere Instructed.
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GST The receipts of the American Tract Soci-
ETY. up to the LIST ut., are about ten thousand
dollars in advance Of last year, to same date.
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G.. III. PARKER,

= Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging TN
Exchange and the expense collecting
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.''N'I1cH =" 200 ""rHvs supplied a.
Apply 10 J. IL. FARWELL h Co., WREN 4 CROFT.
L5"TERMS CASH. M GROFE &, p.r,
MERCHANTS PITCH In FOR A FARM.
&C.ooo "oh'u oF hhAtsESTATE will he given for
~ cna"'iz" i an Kinds. HENRY McKENTY, .
81. Paul. Feb. IS, IS56-if Dealer n, Rr. Es,
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rsex-
5000 lbs Fresh and Smoked just received and
IL sale by "a It CHAMBERLAIN, kDDY h co.
on BARRELS MESS PORK--for sale by p ~ -ggyJs
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TO RENT,

Two Store Rooms the winslow House. 20 So WIZ
pe rent"d until the LIST vt April aud al fair,ee o.
Vhh ~ had for one five years. Incaire of -
dsd SIT ~ prx.>,
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ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL
ECEivED by Express another large 10, of SOFT srS -,
h varions stxles AMI qualities r n - "
S"''t fsi"t q - - SHAW UARRELI:S
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ey There are now in existence at Havana
three organized companies for the introduction of
ASiatcs for the field Of labor Of the Island.
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CHAS. w. VOOLLEY,
General Produce, Storage, Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
GENERIL STEAM BOAT AGENT
Simpsons Warehouse Lower Lcvrc, ST. Paul. NIiuu.
r." Mark packages '' Care Of c. W. w.. St. Paul.,
JUST RECEIVED kY ENrRE>S.
BtRREiS PEALED PEACHES, rpcrnrarti, L. for sale
~ ny tHAABERI.IN. EDDY & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19
90 28-Sm
e Rrandreth's Pills. =. The weak, oh Q
rhepmatic cQatiYa hilinua and dAcsfa

e Rrandreth's Pills. =. The weak, th Q
consumptive, rheumatic, costive bilious and delcste
aftse days use, will fLd renewed strength and
life pervsde every organ of their frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
in the arteries and terminate In tho veins
These Pills, first effect, act upon the arterieI
blood, increasing the circulation by which impurities
de posted ia the veins aud they throw Off such
collections into the bowels which organ by tho on
orgy derived from Brandreth's Pills, exDels them
from the system. When first used the pills raay oc.
cason gripping and even make the patient feel WORSE
this must be borne with for the GOOD to after
wards No great good s often achieved without some
trouble in Its attainment and this rule applies to the
recovery of health. These symptoms OILY occur
where the body has long struggled under load of
impure tenacious humors. consecutive for 8
few days will satisfy the most unbelieving Of the
great goodrhe pills doing. The directions should
be carefully studied. If understood and followed
heath and vigor will, in majority of cases, be
cured by the use of Brandreth's Pills.
Sold at IS cents per boz at 4S Canal street, Bran
drsth Building, New York; by T. W. Dyott Sons
1872, North Second street. Philadelphia by M
BRANCH, No. l, East M ain street, Richmond Va.
and by medicine dealers generally. de2-Sm
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VOHN X. COOK. General Agent and Col
y lector, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that ne will continue In the
ING AND HIRING OUT NEGkOES, renting out
houses. collecting claims &c. he, at the same old
stand Lsles Building, Pearl street, Richmond, Va
All business entrusted to his will be attended
to with promptness and Dispatch Thankful for past
favors, he solicits continuance of the same.
60 Being agent for q number Of the springs per-
sons having servants that they may wish to 90 there
next se by placing them in my hands and hiring
them OUT with that understandins will be able to
give them good situations.
Also, Agent for renting sut Metropolitan Hall.
Refeyeaees-Robt. A. Mayo, Kent Paine Co., R.
W. Flournoy, Harvey Armistead, Col. C, Crozet,
Wn C. Scot. William B. Newton, Hanover, VIM.
w. Michsux, Powhatan.
do l8-d&ctf
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By Geddtn & Apperuon.
CQMAMmI a.. nn o SALE LIZ. OF VERY

z VALUABLE LOT ON THE DOCK. AID.
JOINING SHIP LOCKS As commiaioner ap-
pronounced on the 22d Novem Der, 1885, in the case
of Ncolson Pages admrs, &c, shall proceed to
ssll at public suction, on the premises on FRIDAY:
fair if not the next fair day. that really valuable LOT
at the ship lock of the Richmond dock, fronting on
of irregular depth to the dock and being the sauna
lot assessed the Commssioners books Of the sity
of Richmond, in the name of J. T.. Heath and C. B.
Pages estate. ats
TERNs:-One fourth cash; balance 1t s. 6 and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, with
condition PAYABLE the credit Of the above suit In
the Bank Of Virginia and title retained It'll last note
is paid, and Q convsysncs directed by the Court Z.
ANDREW JOHNSTON Com'r.
Sale BY GopDIN 4 APPERsoN, Austa "a
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By Larus d SHINE.

A DrIINIST RATOR,S SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COW AND
CALF, BUGGY AND HARNESS, NEGRO WO-
MAN, &C., AT AUG fION.-Will be sold at public
auction on MONDAY, the Goth December, 1885, at
the late residence of Nathaniel Freeman, decd,
about mile from the city and near Blskey's Old
Mill in Henrjco county, all Of the Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO-Ons Cow and Calf, ard ons Buggy and
Harness.
ALSO-A Negro Woman, good house servant and
Cook. Terms at sale.
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON
Sheriff of Henrico CO., and Admir- of
Nathaniel Freeman.
Sale conducted by LARus l. SHINE, Aucts. de 10
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a UCTlUN sALk.--l will sell. without re-

A UCTlON sALk.--l will sell without rc-
"A serve, in front of Johnston Meals Commission
House. In Danville at the hour of II O'Clock, NJ, on
the Path December 1856 the tiset Of land on which
now reside, situated miles from Dsnville imme-
dately ON the Plank road, containing Sc acres
with all necessary outhousea, fns water. &c: Any
enc desiring to raise vegetables for market will ind
the place well suited tor that purpose. ana could
make profitable investment. Information will be
given to those corresponding with ct this place.
Those wishing to view the premises will find me 81
terms will be made liberal
no 6-dts GEO. WILLIAMSON.
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store of this city the list of January next respect
fully call the attention of their customers and the
public in general that they will sell off at cost their
entire large, well made and we'll selected Atock OF
CLOTHING. Their stock comprises in part, heavy
Black Riding Oyer-Ceats, and large assortment OF
other kinds fine Fancy Silk Velvet, Black Satin,
Fancy and Sk Silk, and Cloth and Cashmere Vests
L good assortment of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Pants; Black Cloth Coats of all grades and Business
Coata of a Qualities good assortment Of Servanta'
Clothing; Telrnas, Raglans and good selection of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSi
81 they ask is q call and examine for yourselves.
III. HEXTER SONS, No. 80 Main st.,
Next door to Purcell, Ledd Co.'S, Druggists.
nozl-Glm"
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kE. NOIice.-Accountant. ASent and Col
LECToK-G. ID. WooTToN would respectfully in
form the citizens of Rich nond and the public gene
:iiY, that he is now prepared to keep and balance
ala pay particular aud prompt attention to collect
house rents, negro hires, and collecting generally
security will be given for promptness and correctness
t. those who patronise him.
tlis Office is door below the corner of Cover.
aud franklin streets, short distance above the
Exchange Hotel. ds 6-lmf
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srDrJ.C. Roman OcuIist, late Resident
Surgeon 10 the Willy Hospital in Philadelpis for
y s-ases of thu Eye and Limb Having mad great ex-
. c:ance both in the Medical and Surgical treatment
Of ell the diseases which the Eye il liable, atter
myself that give satisfaction to those who may
seek Iny advice
Testimonials as to capacity from the Surgeons OF
the Wills Hospital.
OF Office on the of Franklin street and Lo-
cust Alley, q few doors below the Exchange Hotel
Ofics hours from TO Ii A. NJ NO 25-d3m*
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~ Dry Goods, cheap for cash. ..AIf In
search OF cheap Goods will find them at EZEKIEEs,
10 Main street. Fancy and Plain Dress Silks Ali
wool Delsinss, at so cts, usual price 75c large as.
sortment OF Deiaines at 70 cts Ginghsms French
Merinoes; $40 Cloth Coaks OF ali kinds at IS to $25;
Some rich Velvet Coaks, which shall close at great
bargains; Furs Cambria Bands of all kinds, at half
pIlce: Collars and Sleeves; Bed Blankets; Quilts;
IL sheetInga; servants Blankets Linseys and Ker-
seys; Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Prints Goods for
boys wear; Curtain Muslins; Flannels-with the
usual assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.--
For bargains in all kinds Of Dry Goods call at
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Cash Store,
&c Is Main street.
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Ny Alexander Nett.
MATCHES. JEWELKY, HARDWARE

w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, Ac.-Will be sold 81
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing ct O'Clock,
large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Hardware,
Glassware, 10. =
The above goods are now landing from New York,
and will be sold without limit reserve. The sale
will be continued every night this week, until the
stock 10 closed. ALEX. MOTT,
90 % Auctiouee
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7TKUsT SALE OLE kkAL ESTATE, IN

THRUST SALE OF RIAL ESTATE IN
i HENRICO COUNrY.-By virtue Of two deeds
of trust one bearing date, May the 9Th, 1854 execu
ted by Thomas g. Toler and Sarah ?. his wife, to Jo
seph w. 1t. Clair. trustee, who has departed this
life and have been substituted in his stead by an
cuted by Thomas 8. Toler to me, bearing date De-
ceuabor 18th. 1855, both deeds recorded In Henrico
County Court, SHALL on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of january 1857 az III O'clock A. M, sell, at public
auction for cash, the prem tract OF Land on
Tuckahoe Greek, in said county containing eighty
four Acres adjoining the foregoing tract, and the
lands of Joseph Woodson, William Bartlett and
Others
The tract has about twenty acres of Timber Land
with Dwelling House, Barn and the usual out
buidines and the soil of this entire tract 10 Of good
quality. JOHN @. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
de Is
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ny Larus & shine.

TlRU8TEE,6 SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i AND KtTCHENFU FURNITURE, HORSE AND
DRAY nc, kc AT AUCTION Will be ssld, st
publ G auction, on TUESDAY, the 25d December,
1855 commencing 1t 10 o'clock at the resdenes Of
Mr.. Wm. Lewis on Broad. between sd and 18th
streets Church Hill, Ill the housshod and Kitchen
Furuiture ecnsisfirg Of the usual variety. Alse ~
sxcelsnt Hsrse and Dvay bsisg the effects Of said
Lswis conveyed by deed Of trust Dated the 10th day
Of Issusry, is5 70 ne, snd daily recorded In Henri
80 ARCHIB Id w. DUNN, Trustee.
! Sale eosdusted By LARus 3 sniHs. Asets
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On the 2Sth Of January Next.


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