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N OtiCe.

A petition will be presented to the Commits.
sioncrs oI Jackson County. at their next sitting
OH the first Monday in March, PRAYING for a
County Road Starting where the road from
Buckeye Furnace to Middleton ntersccts the
road from Middleton to Keystone Furnace, on
Flint Run, thence up said Run as far as expedi.
cnt to make road on the best and nearest way
to latrObc Furnace, thence the nearest and best
way to the Line between John KinniSsons and
Noah Newks, follow said line ana intersect the
road from Berlin to Winchester.
Jau 3lst lS56-4w
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Z Senate then adjourned
COLnMRIrs- Ian QGtl


SENATE Nfler the routine of business,
a bill was introduced, to enable the Judges
Of the Courts of Common Pleas, to fix
permanently the times of holding District
and Common Pleas Courts in their sev.
cral districts. Read the first time. The
int resolution for printing Of the public
documents, was received by message as
adopted BY the House, and referred to the
committee on Printing, and reported
back, The blanks were filled for the
Senate. and the several items agreed to,
down to the 18th. Mr. Kelly moved to
strike out the l4th item. which provided
that fifth of the documents should be
printed in German. Carried by vote
of 2I to I
Mr. Kelly moved to amend, so that in
the numbers ordered for the two house,
should Include the usual 24O copies.--
Carried
The report MS amended was adopted,
yeas l6, nays l2.
Adjourned.
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ROAD Notice,

THERE will he a petition presented to the
Commissioners of jackson county, al their sea-
sion on the first Monday in March next, asking
for the establishment ofa county road, to bo laid
out as follows, to.wil: commencing on the coun.
ty road, where the same crosses the railroad
near Joseph Phillips and on the south side OF tic
railroad, thence along the railroad. to the corner
Of Levi McDaniel's lard, near McAels Switch,
'hcnce north along the line between Mcdaniel
and McNcel to McDanieI's Switch thence along
the east side OF the railroad to the county road
thence east with said county road to the corner
of David NJ. Phillips field thence north tho
nearest and best way to the town of Portland.
Jan 3tst, le56.-45 4w.
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0EFllARRlSoN and MooRE, Of the Ohio
Delegation in Congress, although anti.
Nebraska men, firmly resist all attempts
TO induce them TO support Banks tor
Speaker. They say they represent an
American constituency, and are true
Americans in sentiment, They cannot
therefore, support an ant'Amerloan can
didale, and lney are right, They are
willing 10 vote for any freesoil American,
but the Republicans refuse TO take up any
one but Banks, who stands unmsnly and
dishonorably pledged, if elected, to give
the Republicans q majority on all impor
lunt committees. These American rep.
resenlatves have thus become the mark
for the bitter animadversions and gross
misrepresentation OF the Repub ican
press, who are determined 10 force every
man to abandon everv other principle in
blnd and ianalical devotion TO
the one idea 10 which they bow with
most unqualified devotion, The State
Journal, Cincinnati Commercial, and
most other Of the Republican p ints ol
this State have been exerting their ener-
gies 10 "whip ir' these firm and consist.
ent Amer ans, - HNsboropgh C GzeH,
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lloUsE-In answer to petition from
the Sergeant-at.Alms. it was ordered on
motion that the Hall Of the House BE- clio.
sed On Sundays, save from 7 to 0 A. NJ
and Ito p. N. The resolution 10 'in.
struct' against the passage Of an act by
Congress to extend the term of Wood
worth patent was taken up. debated and
adopted, Yeas, 72; nays II.
Adjourned,
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N 4 n Y ED

To Learn tho Drug Business,
BOY, Of from Ie to IS years Of age, of coed
moral character, and POSSESSING atol'rable good
EngliSh educa'ion. to learn the Drug BUSINESS,
to whom good cl auce will be giyel. Applica-
Ton to be made immediately. .!
Jackson, Ian. 81, 1856 Is In,
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ANNEXATION TO KANsAs.-A memorial
is before the Legislature of Nebraska,
and it is thought will pass that body,
asking Congress to annex so much Of Ne.
braska as lies south Of the Platte river tc
Kansas. They urge that the Platte is a
natural and almost impassab,e barrier
and is the natural boundary Of States
aud that if that territory is annexed t,
Kansas, it will fully and finally secure i
as free State. This memorial if pass
ed, will be presented to Congress at al
.qrly day % s, Journal,
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ATTACHMENT,

t. r. ClOwOrs 1 Co.. PlG Before Geo; N. Adams
against j. /. oil Lick township
Valentine Bacus, DoE't. jackson Co., Ohio.
On the 10th day of January, A. D., 1855, said JUS
tice issued an Order of Attachment in the above ac-
ton for the sum of Fifteen Dollars and Twenty
cents. L. K. CLENEhS w.
jackson, ian. 20, lS56.--45 3w.
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The Immaculate Conception in
France.

The new dogma Of the "Immaculatc Conccp
ton in the Romish Church, is creating quite n
discussion among the faithful in France. L..
Univers is the organ of the Jesuils and ultra
Montane portion of the Catholics, and lie Steele
is the organ of the Gaician or the anti-uItra
Montane portion of the Church. To give our
readers some idea Of the character of the contro
versy, we give the following, being n translation
of an article in lie Steele in reply to an article
in L'UniveB:-
"YOu are the men who wrote the Code Of the
Ihquisitsn. the greatest crime Of human kind;
who shed blood like water in the wars of the
Albigcnses, of the Waden,es, and of tho tluss-
ties; who butchercd old men, women aud chill.
drcn; aud said whilst treadng under foot heaps
Of cOTpses, God will know who are his; who bed
Spain TO DEATH eXterninated the Moors, and
prescribed the Jews; who waylaid the Protest.
ants on st Bartholomew day, blessed the dag.
gers of Jacques Clement let loose upon Europe
the Thirty years war concocted in secret the
gunpowder plot, transformed Flanders by the
hand Of the Duke Of Alba into an immense
slaughterhousc; burnt GiOrlanO Bruno at the
stake, tortured on Tho rack the genius of GalliIeO
SXtOrted from Louis XIV the cvocatons of the
edicL Of Nantes, burnt four hundred villages in
Ccyenues, signed u hundred thousand letter,
of cache: (warrants,l against the Janseni,ts, con
demned Caas, executed Lebarre, llayed Fra Di
ayolo, killed, at Rome, General Duphot, shook
in the 10Th century, the law Of sacrlegc. as q
trial torch OF the lnqusitjOn, and finally irita
ted France, during the restoration, to such de-
gree, that after long resistance France indig.
uantly punished you. Do you recognize your.
selves in this description Of yonr services, AnC
in the long trail Of blood yon have left behind
you on the road of the past? Doyou begin to find
out what your family name isl Your name il
not religion. for religion is peace in the State
thing but discord. No power, no people, ha,
been SR,ble to live within the reach Of voul
breath, without being poisoned and vomiting
you back.
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Population Of New York.

A preliminary report Of the census of
New York. taken in 1855. has been laid
before the Legislature of that State
This report embraces the returns of pop.
ulation in all the particulars necessary to
enable the Legislature TO reapprrlion the
members of Assembly and reorganze
the Senatorial districts. The total pop.
uatlon Of the State on the first day
June last was 3,470,059, being an in.
crease since l845 Of 865, 564, and sine
1880 Of 272,G65. This totol includes
.632. 1853 aliens. Tne number Of voters
in the State is as follows:
Natives 5i6,745
kt.I,..ol.unI tqE nr-.,
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Jackson LyCqum.-Meets every Friday
Evening, half past o'clock. Question fol
debate this week.-Mrs. knowledge more
Power in Society than Wealth."
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The following is from the Boston
Chronicle, the editor of which was one
Of the strongest supporters of Gen. Pierce,
in the contest which resulted in his elec,
lion:
alt looks now as if all the Presidcn,
tial candidates for 1856 might be taken
from the South. This might be for the
best Southern Presidents are more like
y to act with liberalty than are Northern
Presidents. If Mr. Hunter had bren
nominated and elected in 1852 we should
never have heard of the re(eal of the
Missouri compromise. 1t took a North
ern President to push that through, after
it had once been proposed. A Southern
man could have afforded to despse
Douglass plan to kill him off, and which,
in all likelihood, never would have been
tri-d at the expense ola Administration,
the head Of which should have been a
Southern man. The South never would
have permitted the taking ofsuch liberties
with Hunter as were allowed with Pierce,
who belong to the timorous class of poll.
Licians, and is as easily frightened in one
field as in another
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ESr The ice bridge over the Ohio be-
tween this city md Covington and New,
port, has at length become highway -
Humanity of almost every age, from little
boys and girls to old men and ladies,
may be seen passing to and fro. at all
times of the day, and sometimes hundreds
would be moving towards one State or
the other between the opposite shores.--
Express wagons, drays and slcds, well
loaded, were drawn over by horses FREE.
Qucnlly, Hundreds and thousands of
pounds of pig iron was carried over on
the ice to CovingIon. yesterday, to her
foundrics. and iron ware brought to this
side. Wood and various other articles
were hauled from shore 10 shore aud
one drove of cattle was driven over Up
on the whole the frost wrought bridge is
in good order, and hence ferries, just now
are in little demand. --Cm. Com.
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BIRTHS IN MASSACHUSETTS IN l854.-
The whole number OF births in MAssa-
chusetlS in 1854 was 1897; males, l6,.
352; females, is 468; unknowh li6-
Children Of American parents, l6 47Q;
foreign parentage, l2,47G; mixed parent.
age, 1890; unknown, 1861. Number OF
twins. GOO; males. 3l2; females, 288,
There were seven cases of lriplels--ono
in Franklin county, all males; two in
MddeSex, in one instance two males and
a female, in the other one male and two
females; two in Norfolk, in which the
sexes were distributed in the same man.
ner; one in Plymouth, oil females; one in
w ofoester, two Of which were males
Whole number of ilegilimale children.
203; males 95; females l06; unknown, 2,
Stubborn, $50.
There was an increase of births over
the previous year, Of l077.-Boston
Herald.
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Mn. I. H. OspoRN will accent our

Nm. L. II. OSBORN, will accept our
thanks for a most splendid Port Monte,
before his departure from Jackson, few
days since. This gift, although, appar-
emily useless in d Publishers hands, shall
be preserved with care, with the hope
that at some future day, we shall have much
use for it. May he, when his career if
wound to a close upon this earth, chang
up his Fiddle and his Bow" and "retire
to that haven, whereall jolly fellows go.
Do. The Track, on the NJ. " G. Raj
| Road is we learn. NOW laid and train,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as AdminiSlra.
tor ON the Estate of Wellington Farnr, late Of
] ackson county, Ohio. deceased. pan
Jan. 25 III, 1856 IS. JAMES FARRAR, ADM
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BANK NOTE LIST,

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday.
just before putting our paper to press, at Bennett
Co.'S Citizens Bank.
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The Mails.

For some time back, through some mis-
management, the mails have arrived very
irregular at this place. /. is very provo.
king to have to endure such state oI
things, when there is every facility for
carrying the mails. This state of things
has created no little chagrn amongst our
business men, and II there is not some
thing done to have it bettered, we opine
there will be heavy complaints entered al
Washington. Wedo not know who right
1y to complain Of, butdo know that there
is much fault somewhere, and should BE-
temcdied at once.
-rti s--------uAA@s~t<------
TH4EKs.--;E. IT Bingham, II. r., vii
accept osr thanks for repeated Legislative
Documents. .e.
II. s. Bundy. will also accept our
thssks for s:nae Documents.
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TIE LATE "CoLD TERM" during
last week the weather in Wisconsin was
unusually severe. the thermometer ran
ging in various parts of the State from 2
TO q degrees below zero. In several
counties of Illinois last week the Their
mometer ranged from 90 to 80 degrees
below zero. The Chicago Times Of the
9th inst. says: yesterday was the
coolest day we remember to have known
in this latitude and longitude for many
years. At sunrise the mercury ranged
between % and 81 below 0, on the scales
of all the Fahrenheit Thermometers in
town as far as heard from
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Ono RAILRoADs.-lhe following COM
prsos the list Of the railroads of Ohio that
are finished, or which have commenced
running:
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luare saying good
cal ab0ute the forsn slteSenS, aud romin
catholics We don't no nolhin about ether,
in the first place | would let you know
that this ountry was discovered by ro-
min catholic and also by iorener an you
keep on saying that the americans oil TO
rule america as # the irish have not got
as good right TO rule an We will rule } as
the americans YOU take The part of the no.
nothnS whee the peaceOble ioreners were
murdered in cole blud last angus YOU
will have 10 burn great many yers in
purgatory for that may the curse Of the
pope blast YOU. democracy.
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EcoNouY or FUEL. "A correspondent

EcoNoMY IF FUEL. "A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger gives some
account Of simple apparatus for warm
ing houses lately set up in New York on
the premises Of Mr. lIecker, which, if
correct. throws CRATES, stoves, furnaces,
&C., into the shade. The writer says !:
He now warns his whole premises,
consisting of Block of three houses
with out, houses and stables, at weekly
expense for coal of S3 80, thereby warm
Ing The whole with hOt rdpOr, produced
from two barrels of water which lasts a
week. The same, when arrived at its
highest elevation, is there condensed and
returns again as water to the small res
ervoir below. where it again forms vapor,
to again ascend for the warming process
The same premises, before, cost $66 pen
week, for the necessary quantity of Goa
then consumed ! The new apparatus
costs hut little, and is capable Of being
set up in all dwelling houses and manu-
factories, &c. The proprietor is quite
free to exhibit and explain his great i'm
provement, to all persons who desire t
visit and see its operation, &c. 1t pro
duces very pleasant and heatth)M heat
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OF We publish the following, says the
Louisville Journal, not as olc OF the Gu
rloslies Of literature, but TO show what
manner OF spirit pervadeS the lower order
Of foreigners il this city. The writer,
speaking for himself aud the rest OF the
Irish. says that they WiH rule in thi, coun,
try. Perhaps they will, we shall see. lie
Prays that The curse of the Pope may
blast US. The Pope is in the habit oI
curSlng and we are not, but, it We were
to get mad and indulge alitlle in that way
toward his Holiness, as he calls himself,
We have no doubt he would be rs much
damaged by our curse, as we could be
by his,
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PAY OF MEMBE0s OF oNGREss.-The
Washington correspondent of the New.
York Commercial writes, that "thc Ser.
geant alarms has advanced about sixty
thousand dollars towards the pay OF
members, which money was advanced by
brokers here All this is without author
ity OF law, and is encouragement to a
factious obstruction Of an organization.
No money is now paid for printing for
Congress, and cannot ill the Superinten-
dent is appointed. and joint resolution
passed for the purpose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-17

BY =. w. BOTELER, AuctioEeer
ga LE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE at Aucti0n.-On MONDAY
september 22d, at 10 O'Clock d. In, sha all sell,
at the residence Of q gentleman declining house.
Keeping, No. 4I3 street, between Sth ard OH
streets, handsome collection of excellent uOuse-
nold u'nlture, consisting In part Of viz:
One superior rosewood Plancfolte octave,
made by Baines &c Bro Boston
Mahogany French Chairs
Do oval ParlOr Tables marble TOP
walnut Etegere, handsome mahogany French
Mahogany Arm and Rocker Chairs, mahogany
Ottomans
Straw Mating, CaIpcting, handsome Mantcl Or
naments
Lounge, mahogany Hat-rack, with Mirror bacl,
nan Olcloth, walnut Extension Dining Table
IRON stone China Dining and Toilet Ware
Table Cutlery, Gne French Chiaa Tea Set
PIdttd spoons and Forks
Clocks, Walters, Coffee Urns
pne elegant rosewood and gold Cottage Chamber
set, consisting Of Chairs, Bcdstcads, Bureau
win marble top, marble top Sommo,
Towel Rack, &c.
Mahogany marfle top Dressing Bureaus
Do French and other Bedstcads
Washstands, Ward robes, Chamber Chairs
Linen Sheets and Pillow cases
Blankets, CountcIpanes, Comforts, &c.
superior Feather Beds and Curled hair Mattresses
Handsome White Cottage Chamber Set
Looking Glasses, Walnut Rocker
hltchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, &c
The attention OF hOuSekecpers Is particularly
called TO this sale, as the articles are OF good
qua ny and In excellent condition, having been
In use but a few months
Terms: Under $50, cash; over $50, sixty ard
ninety days credis, for approved endors notes,
beuring Interest. e w. BOTELER,
Sc Ia e0&dS huctIonee.
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BY JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
rHILTON CASTLE MANOR FARM Al


" Public Auction.-Executors' Sale Of val
liable Farm The undersigned, execute $ Of the
last will and testament Of the late VIM. Easily
will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, Sep
TENDER 10th, At - O'Clock NJ al the auction rooms
10 the highest bidder, that valuable farm, lying
partially in Washington and Prir &c George com-
ty, known as g ChilIOn Castle Manor - contain
Ing in all stNty-two acres Of land m re or less
This farm contains fair proportion Of wood
and cleared land the latter Is now under culii-
walton, with a choice lot II young fruit trees
The Improvements consist Of small frame DWELL
ing House and large we'll built ard nearly new
Barn The place is well watered with a pump
or excellent water at the door OF the dwelling
This valuable farm is distant about three miles
from the Centre Market, with an excellent road
leading TO it, and Offers grca: inducements 70 per
sons desiring small farm near the city.
Terms: One fifth cash; the residue in J 6, o,
II. Is, ls, 81, aud 81 months, with interest Sc
cured by detd Of trust on the premises
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with within
six days thereafter the executors the right
to resell at the risk and expense Of the defaultng
purchaser, upon one weeks notice.
II. N. EASILY,
j. w EASBi,
AGNES nj. EASILY,
Executors of VIM Easbv, deceased.
sell JAS. G. MCGUIRE AHctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN ,Auctioneer


ExCELLEaT EOUSEHOLDANDk itch-
the I'D instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. m
at the late residence Of X. w. Latham, at q. q
corner OF Eighth and north g street, i'm med late
lv north Of the Patent Once, excellent assert
ment OF FurnituIe, viz
Mahogany Marb e-top Dressing Bureaus
Do do Pier ard other Tables
Two large Gothic Gilt-frame French plate Man
tel Mirrors
Rosewood Velvet cushioned Sofa and Divaus
Do Castor Arm and Parlor Chairs
Mahogany Rtcumbent Union and Parlor Chairs
Do French Bedsteads and spring Mat
trcsses
Mahogany Mar6le-top wash-clOse;s and Toilet
Mahogany Extension, Dining, Centre and Other
Fine Gilt Jas Chandeliers
Solar and other I amps
Alabaster Mantel Clock and Mantel Vascs
Mahogany and Walnut Bookcases and Secreta.
Painted Cottage Set
High sQst and other Bedsteads
Feathef Beds and Bedding
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Fine Tanestry, Tbrec-ply, and Brussels CARPETS
Hearth kugs and Mating
Chlla, Glass, aad Crockery Ware, among which
are me CIT glass TumbleIs, Champagnes,
Plated Castor, Spoons and Forks
Cooking and other Stoves. with a coed assor:-
ment OF Kitchen requisites
with many other articles which we deem IN
necessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
By order OF the Trustee. A. GREEN,
sc TO- Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-17

The CARS to FREDERICK.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company continue to mani
fest every regard for the comfort and safe con.
veyance Of the thousands of passengers which
daily fill their elegant and comfortable cars on
the several trains between Baltimore and
Ellicotts's Mills, Washington, Frederick. the
great West, and at other points There have
just been finished at the Mount Glare work
shops three handsome passenger cars for the
line to Frederick city, under the conductor
ship of Captain Edward Thompson, ono of the
attentive conductors of the company, which
arc models Of neatness, beauty and comfort -
Each will seat about A passengers, whilst
the seats are supplied with cushions covered
with morocco. The interior woodwork is
painted cream color, whilst the batons, pan.
cling and sash work on the outside are Of YER
million red, delicately striped with blue and
white. The running gear and iron work are
painted black. The ventilation Of these cars
Is such as to produce a constant current of
fresh air, and at the same tine excluding the
dust. With such fno arrangements for the
travelling community the popularity Of the
road must continue to advance into universal
favor. The cars were built under the man
sgement Of Mr.. Henry Tyson, master of ma
chinery, and superintended by Mr.. VIM. G
Hughes, who has been in the employ of the
company for twenty four years.-Baltsnsore
Sun
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
y XCE l. ENT FURNITURE AND


EXCEL ENr FURNITURE AND
II Household Effects At Public Auctieu.-
On THURSDAY MORNING, September 18th
al 10 o'clock at the residence OF III. Snyder, ESQ
In " Corcoran's Building :" on I street, between
18th and 10th streets, shall sell all his Furni-
ture and Housekeeping Effects, comprising
Excellent Mahogany Pianoforte, Stool, and Cover
Mahogany ir-spring seat Sofas ..
Arm and Parlor Chairs
Handsome rosewood marble-to Centre Tables
Guilt-frame French Plate Mirrors, Slate and
Brackets
Beautiful bronze and gilt Gas Chandeliers
rlne Damask and Lace Curtains, CoInice, &c
walnut Whatnots, Fancy Chairs
handsome Marble and China Vases
Elegant Velvet, Parlor, and Stair Carpets
OiIcloth, Mating, Rugs
brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carrots
Nigh and low post Bedsteads, bureaus
w ashstands, Toilet Sets, Tables
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses Comforts Sc
Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Tables
Dining Chairs, Window shades, Lounges
China Dinner and Tea Service, Glass Ware
Casters, Silver plated Ware, Table Cutlery
Refrigerator, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms: $50 and under, ca,h; over that sum n
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing Interest.
sc 16-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auct'r