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state Of Ohio. Carroll CauntV q.
OYTIcg or THK JuDeK o. PROHafK !
larrnIlln, Enh Z

crup.n Carrolton, Feb 81, 1850.
HI following accounts Of E1eeutOrs. ldmui.,,,,o,
and Guardians have been fled in this once. aDd are
n % , ,Of bearing on Monday, The 18th day Of April,
ioSe, g oeloek r n Of Said day snd yin be
continued from day 10 day until Ell are dIstosed AZ tbe
hllng and pendeney Of which Accountants and otber,
interested yin take notice, viz: 0'''0''
FINAL account Of CAtharns Miner, admInist. ,or n
ohm ". Miner, deceased, "
First account Of Sylvester Wallace, administrator Of
the estate Of Thomas Wallace, deeeased
First account Of William Lindsey. administrator
with will annexed, Of James B. Beatty, deceased
First account Of Samuel Allen, executor Of win Of
Joseph Allen, deceased.
First account Of James HaHgb, executor Of lbe last
Sillof Henry Carnabsn, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIP,
Probate Judge.
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+*Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medi
cines throughout the United States and the civilized
world, in Pots at 25 cents, 62i cents, and 81 EACH
q There is q considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in ev
cry disorder are affixed to each Pot.
March 6, lS56-ly,
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JF. PATrOS, Esq, Zenia.
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A Buchanan mestingwa held in Cincinnati,
on Thursday evening. at which abOutlhrss hun.
red were present. The Gazette Sayr
Col. Riddle. on taking the chair. explained
the purpose Of the meeting. and declared bis
conviction that Mr.. Buchanan was the strong.
est man in the Democratic ranks for the Presi.
dsney.
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FEB. rs, 1888. ew. pr. Zee 500
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
MINERS SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION STORE.
JOHN d. HEATING,

AS OPENED an extensive and well selected
u stock Of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
aud Miners Supplies, at his New Store on Montgom
cry street. near Garriols Saw MILL to which he in
vites the attention of community He will he i'm
constant receipt o additions to his stock of Goods of
the iatcs, imor,ations. His facilities tor purchasing
being uneNceiled by any trader in the country. he a
conhde1t that his Goods and Prices will render the
utmost satisfaction to those who favor him with their
patronage The public will please call and examine
Tor themselves. Orovle, July II, 1856
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

OROWlLE LODGE, No. 1o3, 81 A. M
~ Stated Meetings held on the first Saturday of
each month, at y 2. NJ. at Masonic Hall over Piats
Market Entrance Oh Myers street. Ofhcers-D
Brown. w NJ. Daniel Jewelt, ": George ". Elliot
w; Rosenthal, Treasurer; ID G O'DOnne Sec'y:
Keine, D;J Kmmper, J. d; A Hoskins, Tyler
Boehren in good staHding, are Invited to attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
HESS &LARCoMB'S

New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID
WELL.
VUNHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
u and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof Store
on the old corner, Is filled with general assessment
Of Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, Liquors, Mining
Tools &C &c the best and cheapest ever offered in
town. One of our firm is constantly employed in
san Francisco In the purchase of goods and we
purchase Tor cash alone believe that can se goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desrous TO purchase anything in our Iine would do
wei to give us a CALI rs we enabled To supply
thom ON rs favorable terms the Mnrysvile trade.
Bidwell, July 1856 HESS L. LARCOMB
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
MAGNOLIA SALOON!
Next To HuntoOn's Exchange, Orovillc.

TENHlS COOL AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
-. has been fitted ap in the neBtest possible man.
ner, and with an eye single TO making The most re-
cherche establishment Of the kind in town. The
BRANDlES. WINES, SC, are OF the n ost SELECT
BRANDS, direct from tie Importers; and having
had Ert, aaoe Practice at the Bar we hatter our.
selves that cannot easily be outdone in the mode
of sewing up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages as well as courtesy and polite attention to
our patrons. JAMES >. DICkEY & co
Montgomery street, next door to Uunoon's Exchange
Orovile. July 1856. jyll.u
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EnG MankAfa.

STANTON, Msrel. 49, Flour G:7s. Whea. | 81
to 40 Corn, 10 to IS Corn Heal. so cts. ssTlt
Earshall s3-Ashton Ss25 Plaster $i2. Flax
Seed LOO. Bacon, hog round. Bets. Lars, Gets
Firkin Butter, Is to 20. Rpll Buttcr, 20 % Y.
STABLES, MARTIN co.
BsLrruoeE. March ilth.-Fiorr, the market firm
Corn Is 10 60 csnts: Oats. So to 81. Rye, 9E
cents. Glover Seed, so % $40: Timothy, 50 tt
400. .
PurrApE1pHrA.- Flour, 7.so to 800. Wheat 81
tlo th;s week wnre abent 900 head, sales at 00a
sl1 co per 100 lbs. Cows and Cave--sales at fran
20 TO $50. Shccp-Sales at4 50aS6 IS per head
Hogs--Salos at Sc rs.
NEW YoRK.--Flour, 30 to SEQ, and urn
Wheat 10. :, - =, WI
1.7otol.75. Corn, e. and dull. Cats ~ to 20
Beef Cattle $50 to 500, gross. Sheep, $3.50 to 5oo
Rscon hog round IL cents.
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Andrew jackson Dono.son.

The kno@ Nohlnes hope Tor great
deal from that name. Bfownlow, in con-
gratulating the Convention upon Doael-
sons selection sand
sit had been Understood a. arrange@
that Major Donelson wond be put on the
ticket with Andre.O jackson in big letters
aud Uonelson inv,>ihl-, aud then the ola
like Democrats UoaId ihsak tho: Old Hex
org had come again"
And the New York Mirror SAYS:
"Of the candidate for Vice Presi.
dent, we know less and shall say less IL
day. lie hasa good name, aud halls from
the sunny side OF the division line" II
is prersumed that in the approaching cam
paign. large potion Of tie teaighiea
Da,ch Democracy of the injector oil Penn
syvan.a will vote tn, American ticket un-
der the impression that they are again so
ting for "Od Hickory, q belessed men
ory
The result, wlll show thai these gentle
nen are pacing too much reliance upni
Don elson's p,iixes, and the gIeennvss o
''ihe benigilitd Dptci"
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SALE OF TRUST PROPERTY.

rEvilE undersigned, trustees of Moses II, McCue
Z VIII sell at public auction, on the tract Of land
near Wdynesborough, Augusta county, on the 2ls
day Of Hi,tch, 1886, the following property, viz
Negro Wdman Betty and her -Four Children, and
Negro girl naned .,ilcy. These slaves are excel
lent house servants well trained and of good char
acter: Eleven valuable Horses and colts; Five Mich
are expected to ba early in the Spring; ond
Heiter, Two Calves Sow and Shoats, 5 Sheep,
l Plantation Wagon and Harness Fine Buggy and
Harness, | Break Wagon and EIainess Farming
Utensils, consisting Of Ploss, harrows. &C., and
other personal property not specified above.
The Trustees have the power To 81! any of the said
property privately before the Gay Of sale.
TbRMS.-Bettv and her ioir children will be
sold credit OF twelve, ard all other property
credit OF four months, the purchasers execu-
ting well endorsed negotiable notes with the inter-
tsts adasd. For all purchases amounting to ten
dollars under, the cash will be required.
j. d. fMBUDEN,
b. $. BELL, Trustees.
j. II. McCUE.
March s, l856.-tds.
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Hououoy's Medicines. We are not in the habit
ronnraIlv Of noticing the thousand and one medi-
go, ~ Tho day: but when really mertoiious one
f' bsfore ' the public we think due to the afflicted
tbat he fact should be made known. We have
us"d Hooway's Pills and Ointment in cas,s Of hu-
nnd thorc are cases within our knowledge of extra
ordinary cures pcrfcrmcd in diseases Of long stand
iY,r. Professor Holloways Ointment and Pills are
among the few preparations which perform all the
satisfied that for purifying the blood, regulating
the stomach, and curing liver and bilious com
plants, no better remedy can be tound.-bango'
Democrat
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Plaster. Plaster, Plaster.

4 soon as the weather opens, thu undersigned
~ as Agent of DR.. !: G.. NJ, Mcrrilatt, viii keep
Tor sale at lis Steam Mill Ia etsunton, supply Of
ground flaster. Persons in want OF this article
this spring, will confer favor by euga.ins it at
once. They may rest assured that i WI De
punetuay furnished 1T the time agreed upon.
i,uMaer, Flooring, i.athes, C0rnmeal
Intend also to keep ON hand logs Of all sizes and
lengths, which will ;aw to order at the shortest
notice: and an assortment oi foe. ing .plank and
withdrawing, planned. tongued and groved
also pla4terers iaths, and cornmes.l
CstSssaIEisS week.
The Machinery has been put in first rate order
AM persons wishing to have saving or planning or
grinding done at tue shortest nntiee will pleas, give
NE trial. MICHAEL McAEEEn.
Staunton March 6, 1859.
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rOR CONSTABLE.

FOR CONSTABLE.
Z are authorized to announce JnBR II. C7Aw
w FORD a candidate To- the Office of C0NSTa-
BILE. in the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. W. Crawford, the present incum-
Bent. who declines recollection.
Feb. l6, 1856.
VH7E are authorized 20 announce A: H. Fiaher a.
w csndidate for the Office of CONSTABLE in
the first district of Augusta county:
Feb 90. 1856.
I ANNOUNCE myself a candidate for the office
l. of Constable, in the Second District. fit should
be the pleasure of the people to elect me,
will discharge the duties OF the Office faithfully.
March, l, 1886. d. w. G. SLANkER.
WYE are authorized to announce j. II. BRows, a
w candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE, in
the second District.
March 8, 1856.
yHTE are authorized to announce WILLIAM L..
w WooDwARp a candidate for the Office Of CON
STAB L L, in the first District.
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The Paris Constitutional, in an a.ie's
r,o, The difference between England and
,h. limited States signed by The principal
.d;,or usual form. when it is wished
20 he understood that the publication has
a srmi.oflicia character,--says:
rlf .he United States are Determined 10
he war like thew will find that not only
ENGLAND. but France also, will be opposed
TO them. The Cabinets Of Europe can
never view with indifference the danger
with which the American Government
threatens the independence OF the weak
nov.rsa and the peace Of al; the world -
/, ia vain for the United States TO imagine
,h,t America belongs to them exclusively
and that Europe has 40 business wha,tv'
~r 10 intermeIdle IN the affairs oil the
American Continent. This doctrine, plo.
claimed and accepted by some o. tbtlI
statesmen, is utterI, untenable. The af-
fairs Of America, are the affairs OF the
whole world; of England, OF France, OF
Spain, OF Holland bee ause they have
both commercial and political interests 10
defend. numerous Colonies to protect, a
direct and indisputable right Of iiiterier-
spce. II would be well too that the
Americans themselves should practice
what they preach, and not. as IN the case
Of the Sound Dues, seek arbitrarily to abb
rogate customs in Europe, which the Ell
.oppan powers had recognized and nc,
knowledged for centuries The
Anglo French alliance will survive the
war in the Crinea The United States
ought 10 know this. and be more modest,
or at Teas, more mod.rate in their beating
towards England aud the res, Of Europe.
The following extract from an editorial
in La Presse published ten years ago, and
abiding 10 the English intrigue with
SPAN at that lime, Will be particularly H.
trres,lug in connection with the above
The Preesc says:
We are convinced that sooner or later
a contest will take place between the con-
unents and this powe{ England) watch
uses it for her own pun ose under favor
of its divisions. The contest "l'l he par
tcularly a marine contest; and now that
the naval power of Spain is destroyed, we
see onI, Russia tia. can herd Us that eff-
cac,ous support 10 Europe winch the Unit
ted States are reserving foi u,in America.
1t is our opinion, in word, that Tor the
repose OF Europe 1t is necessary that the
colossal power Of England bt reduced, aud
that this power viii not fall except under
the triple alliance which her three natural
enemies will one day form namely.
France, Russia and he United States.
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eoMMissrnNEHs' s.LE.

10 virtue Of a decree of the Crcnit Court OF IN
- eusta county, rendered at the November Term
1893, in the suit OF Ahnes executor Austin, de-
we viii proceed, on saturday the f2nd day OF March
next to sell on the premises, Tract Of land, on
South River, in Augusta county, known the
austin Farm" now II possession of Mr. Thomas
NJ. Bonaho and containing, by estimation, about
30 ACHES. Az accurate survey of the land will
be made before the day o. sale. This. Farm lies
well and is Ell the most valuable FARMS IN
the county.
PeFsons desiring to purchase may call at Mr..
DGnaho's, who will take pleasure in showing tht
premises.
TERMS OF SALR So much in cash rs may be ne
cessarg to pay expenses ofsae and costs: the balane
III six, twelve. eighteen and twerty-fGrr months,
bonds th good security to be taken for the defer
red payments, and the tide to be retained til tn,
purchase maney is paid. An arrangement. will b,
made by 'ta heirs at law 10 extend the payments a;
to so iouch OF the purchase as exceeds The sum Of
about 1850, to pay which the decree in the aboy,
suit rendered.
TuO MAS J. NICHE.
JOHN &. BALDWIN.
HUGH W. SUEFFEY.
Comlni ssionCrz
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S25 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on SUNDAY light
III last, the I'd inst, my negro man, JIM. Said
hoy Is about leet inches high, about 50 wears OF
s$ee, OF copper color, and has the forehead
near the centre. lie is shrewd boy. When he left
home he Wore whiskers. He had on dark grey
troek coat, white home-ma 'e pants, and broad
brin low crowned black hat. will give the abov.
reward for the apprehension of said boy out OF thu
county. t. secured that get him, and 81 if takcr
in the county. PETER ORCHARD.
March s, 1856.
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Wisdom March 10, 1856 This after
noon as the up tram tram Pou.mo!h wAs
crossing the bridge about mile on thi,
side of Maigare'tsvile, and about Is mile.
from Weldon. the bridge gave away under
it with a fearful crash, The train wa,
thrown off the track with terrible eontu-
zion. The passenger ear caught fire from
the stoves before The people who were
hurt aud terrified could be ex.rieat-d, aud
was ,oon consumed. -Four of the passeu.
gers were burnt to death in it, and II is
feared that more have suffered the same
fate Captain BouTdettee is badly injured
and many of the passengers are seriously
il not fatally wounded. The greatest all
xi~ty is felt here by persons who expected
friends in that train.
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NSasaaE.

TTAvING before informed the public and our
i friends OF our determination to leave Stauntor
shortly. for the purpose, of establishing a large
Wholesale businesses with our partners in Gait-
more it will be OF particular benefit 20 the farmer
to state further that we will I'll our c9nsid
stock of Fall and Winter Coos, at prime s,st iol
reasons stated.-Nobody in want of Clothing shonig
there ore TAIL examine We'll asso ~ stock ane
secure hin,sl better bargains than ever before Of
fercd il this market.
Further notice we have to give to those indebted
to Us, that although we intelded before, to place
our unpad accounts in the hands ei Hariaan & Bell
by the LIST Of January. vet we failed to act upon
this intention for the term aud OF this regard
against debtors we concluded to wait nov tiii
the lst OF February next, but longer indulgence
can and will NOT bc given any more, We hope ,lat
this given period the rest will come forward aud
pay without promp ing us TO those dlsagreeabie
steps. STEINER, BROS. d Co.
Staunton No~ch IL ls56.
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THE CALIYoRNIA SEaAToR-IHE Know
NoTluSos AGAIN OUT-G%NHsALLED- -
The American party have been singaafiy
unfortunate in their efforts to get iootins
in the United States Senate. They had I
vacancy TO fill in Massachusetts, aud they
elected Gen Wilson, who, almost immc-
dia.rly thereafter, pledged himself 10
"smash up the party INTO ten thousand
Fragments" They secured the power oil
.uprrsedihg w. II. Seward. III New York,
and to the after astonishmen. OF the ua-
initiated natives, Seward WAS triumphant.
" re-eleclrd by Know Nothing voes.-
They had the Legislature oil Pc ahsy lvsnia
wear ago by an overwhelming M lorily,
bur in their Efforts to fiji the vacancy OF
Mr.. Cooper, they broke down upon Simon
Cameron and now Ex-Governor Bi9ler,
democrat, who was defeated in 1854 fol
reelection by thirty thousand m,jotit,
against HIM more OF less, has shown the
supporters Of Mr.. Cameron thet "some
things can be done better titan others
Las, OF all, the Know Nothinss a few
months ago carried the State OF California,
Including majority upon joint Ballet III
the Legislature; but they had too maEy
candidates Tor the Senatorial seat OF Nr.
Gwin and 80 to ru ;hs matter short the
lower house postponed the SehatoFlal
election iii the frs; day OF January, 1897,
aud refused to consider the xaie. The
probability, therefore, is that next fall the
Democrats will rally, carry tie State, aid
Ic-sirct Dr. Gwic and Col. Weller. Gca
Fooie was within an ace Of winHiag Tie
game this time, but the ace was against
him.
Was there ever such an awful run Of
luck to any political party since the death
OF General Harrison We think nol -
Can The american party rule America. u
wien they thus. over aud over again, be-
tray thciiis capacity to rule themselves /
We think not aud but for the prospect
Of the independent nomination OF live
Oak George" in June, aud the decliaa,ion
Of Mr.. Fillmore, we should give it 10.
Fresh eggs are IN dcmaud.-N Z Herald.
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nUEi SETTLED BY LApy.--Two young
fspis Ut Sacramento got sl'o quarrel
nboct a young lady OF that city. whom
they beth wished 10 warry, and a needing
was arranged between then, for an arbiita-
,sion o! pistols, wheo the tonng lady her.
self iu,rrfereo and told Them hat her heat
sanS hand were "aaother's, that they
could HAYS no hope Of winning her, aud
moreover that they must discontinue Their
visits to her. This brought ,aa'tets to an
adjustment, and sne parties shook friendly
hands that late were nerrrd with hostl'e
determination.
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=
A FARM FOR StEE.
IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.

/ WILL sell, upon accommodating terms, Val
a gable farm, ing about miles west OF
stanton, on the Middlesrook anil Brownsburg
Turnpike containing 1871 Acres, OF which, about
l2U acres are cleared, from 20 to rs can read
lily be converted into meadow, 10 acres being now
well set in timothy.
The improvements consist of good Dwelling
House, Kitchen and other out houses, including a
spring house end Barn.
There is one o. the best springs this farm to be
fhnnd in Augusta County, Which is at a convenient
distance from the Dwelling House.
There Is aao good Orchard of Apples and Cher
ries on the farm.
Possession can be gi+cn on the list day of April
next.
The premises will be shown by nr. VIM. Sheets
who is now residing on the land
March s. lS56..-3t. JOHN SHUEY,
Rockingham Register copy sts. and send account
10 this eiIce for payment. lltr..l..
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SAa.n:a Izakinw

FHNHE undersigned has taken the old stand Of N G.
Il Aleer Smith, near the Rarcad Bridge and
IN the vicinity OF the Western Lunatic Asylum, or
the Lexington Road, where he is prepared to exc
cute VII orders in his lae. He pledges himself te
work the best material, and to qua antee the work
to please. All orders thank ,ully received, and
pr ampty executed at moderate prices All his
" ork will be war; anted Tor ~ Months
JOSEPH +. TANNEHILL
y. B. Al descriptions of wagon tiaEer taken in
Ell change Tor work.
z
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SPRING GOODS. MARCH /, 1856.

WHITE PATTON have just received oonsid-
w cradle additions to their stock, in part, as fol-
lows: Coilees, Nutmegs, Sugars, Mnla.ses, Syrup,
Chockolate, Mace, Fine Teas sc., &c Also =,
~ and "a Grown Shee.ings: - and "A Beaehef'
Shrtngs; Brown French Linens Blcachcd and
Drab Dungs; 20 pieces new style caHooes; DO.
NESTLE Z aids ard Stripes Manchester Cheeks; -
and A Osnaburc,.
March IS5G
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To HE PpnrIe of AncuSkn Eountu.

EISsLLow CITIzESs Il announce myself cand-
Il date for recollection to the Office of ATTORNEY
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH in this county
Should it be your pleasure to re-elect me. shall
endcavor to discharge all the duties of the Office
faithfully, and in manner to show my apprecia-
ton OF the renewal of your confidence.
Respectfully, WY. II. HARMAN.
March IL, 1856.
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DESIRABLE
DWELLING ND STORE HOUSES
AND REAL.AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY IN M q r K E. r


IN obedience to the provisions of deed Of trus
L executed to the undersigned by Jos. ~ " ood
Ward and wife, and recorded in the Clerks offices
in the town of Staunton and county OF Augusta,
we will commence on
Monday he 31st day Of March, 1886
and continue trein day to day until completed, in
Staunton to sell at public sale, the following de
scribeG property, and interests i'll property:
The one-halt Of a large and brick WAKE
AND STORE HO Use on the railroad near the
Depot he other hall being The property OF Dir.
Ono-haIf Of a D MELTING H0USElately oceu
pied By Mr.. Whisman.
The large and commodieus HTORE LCt'sE
lately occupied by Staples 4 Martin.
Twothirds OF the STORE HoJSE lstely ecee5
pied by Il. \. Bryan The other third will be sold
at the same time.
One-half of the STORE ROOH now occupied BY
Mr.. Hefiin as Merchant Tailor establishment.
Onc-haf ofthe u WELLING HOUSE AND LOT
the road leading to the Institution for the b. and
b. and Blind, occupied by DR.. De Haas.
One-haf OF II WELLlNG HGtsE AND LOT
adjoining the one just mentioned. The other in
teress IN tl: house aud the house just mentioned " ill
probably be offered by the owner at the sa ne time
, Onehdif q; the property mile from town, known
as SANDY IcLLOW, contsning "A \ acres, in
fine improved condition, and very dasi able for gar
dens or truck patches. The other hall will Be Of
fercd at the same time. (Hee advertisement 81 y
X Trout and } Ii McCne, trustees Of Ihos Coal
teri The property, Ii 80 desired will be divided
into lots. aud offered at sale on that day.
The no USEin which said W oudward resides, on
Gospel ill--snbent 10 I'll. vendors lien.
An interest OF one-sixtk in the GR1IGSFIELE
SPRINGS AND LAM attached owned with a.
D frotter K II Philips and others
One-half Of a vacant LOT in the suburbs of New
Town-other hai owned by II Ii Mctjue.
A so the following Personal Property: One Piano
Forte, Cottag, Bedsteals Book Cases and a
rietv of Household Kitchen Furniture, two
horse wagons, o.c. &C.
TERMS .-One- fourth in hand, and the remainder
in G, l. and tS months in equal instalaients,
bearing interest and with personal security and re-
tention OF lien, to real estate and As tn the pei
soua property, the cash for all sums under SO,
will be required, and iCr TIT sfG tvtt.
three mor.hs Indulgence will be given on bond and
sechrity, we'll endorsed negotiable paper.
The title to the real estate is believed To be good
-ote 81 the undcr,igned, NJ. L. iiarman, has coy-
enant d to make it good as to the larger portion
the others will convey such title only as is vested in
them. y. h. TROUT,
J. +: MsCUE, r,