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AUCTION SALES,


'uNt sGEE's sAGE.=ky virtu" al ~ dcrh OF
y Trust executed by Andrew !. Dtdlake, hearing
date tho 9Th september Isa aud at record IN the Clerks oi
hoe 81 tho Hastings Court of lvnchhurR viii sell AZ public
an thu Market House In The said city 81 Iynch
hnrs Tuesday the ilt af April ueNt AT ~ o'clock A
all the SAID Andrew J. D1lnke4 interest Ia tho estate real
anu PERSONAL OF his father the late Henry baket the said
estate hng Yet divided aud tho said Andrews par, hong
one ninta-he whole being sulit "a the widow : de"rr
liMs For the cSrruse ii sale, ash tnr the balance a
credit OF sixty days-nogoahe notes satisfactorily endorsed
required nj tho purchaser Al SI1s NJ TRIPLE,
In
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The Execution OF Alfrei Gomntryman, Rock
ford, Ill.


The iactsnt the murder were briefly these;
on Monday, the l2'h day OF Noverb'r lust, Al
fred touutryinan and IA young hroiher cam" To
Rockford with some cattle in their possession
which they sold at n price 50 low AS to create
a suspicion that the cattle were stolen onef-
i'll John +. Taylor consequently had e"untryinan
ana his brother arrested and brought "etore an
examining magistrate, and they were ordered to
find bail I" answer to the alleged offence at the
next term Of the Circuit Court. lhe bal not
being forthcoming Mr. Taylor proceeded to con
vey Atted C"untryman to Jail.
After they had reached the front door 81 the
prison, Countryman broke away from the sherh
Jumped over the tence aud stated forum Tue OF
hcer IN cose pursuit, They had gone only some
two or three hundredt feet, when the fugitive drew
apst"l and shot the sheriff through the heart
killing blm instantly. t"ahtryman escaped to
the woods and was shortly afterwards arrested
by crowd who went IN pursuit and lodged HIM
IN Jall Tn the II OF i" hruary ia>t the tr'al Tor
murder was commenced III til" Circuit Court
which resulted IN his conviction and he was sen
fenced 10 h" hung on this day.
About O'Clock the corteg" started from the
lh' Tor the carriage. II consisted ii I'VE cait'"
ges containing the prisoner aud the sheriff and
his deputies. members OF the bar, the spiritual
adviser "t the criminal physleIans iheInnPrs OF
the press. and The prisoner father, brother ana
sister. Upon each side OF the carriage marched
Aens, armed with sahles ana carblnrs' Ai'or
reaching the ground those III the carriages TOOK
Their place on the seatt"'d After short pause,
Rev. Mr. Crews offered Il short prayer IN behalf
OF the doomed man, IN which The prisoner seemed
to JON with great earnes'ness.
The criminal then addressed the crowd as f"i-
lows:
Gentlemen and Ldhes:-l do mol ter' aoie to
address You mach am not gifted with great
speech. hank the LORD there IS one ABOVE
thai trust that may have world OF peace
Ladies' and Gentlrmen, warn you all to love
God! My time here is short ana 1t Is time
should disappear. have had greht trouble to
make my peace but thank tod mad ft''nd on
Garth blessed be to God yes LADIES' ana
Gentlemen, can go to God with th7 ferrlbI"
murder IA my charge; and when we all meet there
W" Will hnd out wh' Is rlght' ana who Is wrong.
have but lev minutes more to i've Lord
have mercy on my wife aud little ones, on my
old father aud dear mother on my hfothers ana
sisters and on each are ct you here, that we may
meet III world OF peace, "her" sorrows he no
more! Pfals" hr T." God that pray to die =
that heavenly land where sorrows l. n" more
God PARDON tne!
Up !" the utteranc' ct the last tour or i've sen
| fences "i tins address, the prisoner had exhibi-
+ bdh', betrayed out Iitit equation. Dul ~ mo
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Wi-rau-iu D judicial Election.

MILWAUKEE, April lo.-Judge Whiison is
roblbly re elected Chief Justice Of the Supreme
'onrt, by 10000 majority, over Gather Demo
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QugBEc. April lo.--Ia-t night the whole of
lr Offices Of the Grand Trunk Railaay Compa-
Y AT Point Levi opposite tins city, were destroy
by fire the amount OF; the loss has not trans pr-
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CHICAGO. April l0th--rhe Republican State
exit in Iowa city and Burlington la, small
Iairritv.
The ice has not yet moved out of Lake pepin
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~
S1S AND MEDICINES ! receiving large W
IN additional aupples at Medicines, Drugs Paints IN
ga pl NarhisheS lruahcs Glasswa Patent Mcdi 40
itncy Goods Fine Teas Garden Seeds Sc which
ainck and complete Every article has
scletrd and be relied Tho
Soc, emhrnrcs article usually found In Drug Store
THOSE Wishing 10 purchase would do well To call ma pre-
pared offer Inducements price and pnniy. Prescriptions
Tor rhy and families VIII be carefully attended To at all
tuua JOHN IL SEAI,
brnggi
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BpsToN, April IL Chief Justice Shaw to day
'ron. nnccd sentence of death against James
Iagee and Charles l.. Cater for the murder of
he Warden aud Deputy Warden of the States
r>on. The sentence takes place after years
nprisonment
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SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE nOlsE AND LOT for s"Ic.-
By of deerotal order OF the Circuit Court Of
ynrhburg At the November Term thereof 1856
in the of Wills. Lea Bruwny sc, q. NJ. Meredith
and others the undersigned appointed Commissioners
hnr,n ILL., Saturday the 18th day of the present month";
premises proceed To sell thu House and Lot In the
eaenns mentioned This Lot IA situated 18th Street and
Alley, occupied by Henry Meredith Sr has good
dwelling House upon with Other ont houses
There ia alsa a good we'll of water upon the Lot
TEnMsA credit OF six AMI twelve months will be given
(cxtap may be necessary To dcrny The
rc so) purchaser giving negotiable notes saiisfac
ioriy title retanonn dual yments made
JNO. 4 SLAIt!IIrER c,,i,s
T.. -. CHRISTIAN.
IA
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PORTLAND, Me April | LIN Piscn,nquis CO..
IN this State, the rain of Monday meltcn n large
body of snow. carrying away the factory Of w.
W HAMS Mr. Cochran's Grist Mill and tho
bridges mt East Bower, and at Atkinson. Loss
33UOOO.
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Additional by the Ningnra-rhr Very t"'>
Commercial Ncws-s.iTcrpooi mud London

lltLFAN, April lO.--Our private correspondence
from Liverpool and Loudon made up to the latest mo
mout, has come 10 hand.
The highly favorable nelli gencc regarding cotton,
taken ont 10y the Niagara to Liverpool had no effect
whatever upon the market, aud purchases could be
readily made nj rates current ut the smiling oi the
Asia Business was, however, moro or less restrict
ed by the elections which seemed to engroSs the at
tention Of all Glasses.
There is no speculative feeling whatever shown to-
wards cotton and in proof of Ibis the sales during
the week for this purpose were only four hundred
bales The imports during the week, from all points,
reached $4,000 bales. aud the stock creeping
above that held Mt the time hast year with lib
eral arrivals also in prospect.
In BleaiStuts there Is no prospect OF any speedy
recovery rom tho present depression, aud heavy los
ses from the rapid hil have already taken place -
Pork an. Beef had both experienced slight i'm
prov emeni, while Lard, Notwithstanding the apathy
OF huY ers was still held in much irmuess.
Sales Of pot ashes are reported at n cents. At
Loudon, sugar ruled steady, with moderate demand
Coffee generally unchanged. Rice firm, Consols
closed heavily NJ 93s.
The report oil The Emperor OF China having given
orders Tor the cancellation of England was not gener-
ally credited but the contrary IT believed the
war would be prosecuted with vigor
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Nh. c. L. =. BYEgs Of the JOnesboro (renn.) In
ei,or is in this city and will call ON our business
citizens to-day procure advertisements for his pa
per Ii eireuates in rich and populous country
now Tor soon will bel tributary TO Lynchburg, an4l
il will he well for the business community of this city
10 avail themselves Of this favorable opportunity for
introducing themselves to the people of that region.
The benefits OF advertising cannot be too highly APP
precated nor the privilege too protusely INDUCED in.
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MAZE EsGE -,

At the residence Other fither. in tppomatoX, on
the 81 April by the Rev. j. e. Hammer Mr.. JOSEPH
\. Oder of Lynchbnrg to Miss ANN r. CHEArHAM
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STKOTIlHR ~ WHITEHEAD,
- Druuuises mud a sp0e !, sc

- Dr"gvi.t. nmd pOthec aries,
BANK SQUARE Ly SeHnURq, Va,
Have hand aud viii continue receive regular additions
to- large aud complete assortment of Drugs bye Stus Oils
Paints asH Fancy Articles &C. &c to which they invite
the attention
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the filling
their with reliable
lions manufactured by themselves purchased
liable prices that will leave
Of tho state Amy article hand
notice. WM. A. STROTHER
tob2 :. WHITEH FAD.
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= y just received n fresh supply OF
II prisons Hair Dye, in 81 90 and 81 so Boxes
BatCheorS
ihaons Magic lIa'r Dye
I,leNander's Tricobaphe,
,.roL Woods Hair Restorative, much used
Mrs Aliens Hair Restorer, :"
& lrcopherous Pomatums Hair Oils Hair TONES great
eiy, 10 which we invite the attention of those need
.n,,s J. H THOMPSON d co,
- 'i'u@cnts Apothecaries and Druggists.
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Sudden Rui singular Death.

7. Kogan dIed sUddeny ye.terday, after great
e'l OF intense suffering. 1t is thought that he WAS
,oisonea on Thursday last 10y handling hides. 1t is
opposed that while handling the hides he rubbed II
mple on his face in such a manner rs TO get the
oi>un into the circulation He was not seriously i'll
II Saturday, when the pmple commenced swelling
cry rapidly l. soon extended TO his whole head,
nd then descended to his body as far down rs the
-a,t At the time of has death his head WAS rs large
a hall hushel. while his features were distorted
nat his most intimate friends could not recognize
i'm. The death OF Mr. Rogtn has lei 10 two opin-
>ns-one is, this he died from the effects of the
olson, while the other Is that the matter introduced
ITO the pimple led to erysipelis, and That To death
If. K. WAS Young man of good habits 16aay
guragf.
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Ch,s,..r of ,br ne, Mr.. KaiIsrh.

BosroN, April llih.-At meeting at the II"
mont Temple Society. last evening the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That we haze carefully weighed The
Testimony which has been brought forward {"
sustain the charge alleged against onrpastor.kev
T. :. kallorh. and we now declare IN the most
positive manner our unabuted confidence III bis
integrity rs man and minister of The Gospel
and must earnestly do We now request him 10 re-
sumo the public services of the sanctuary rs onr
pastor and teacher; and again more cordially
pledge him undivided attachment and anani
NOUS support until the dark clouds oil his t'ia'
have all disappeared.
Another resolution. which was al.o adopted
provide for contribution, 10 detray MIR. kalioeh :
expense IN the late trial.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCuRE " co,
RlCuMpNp, Va.


y llnN-ou TUESDAY the iith nst, commencing at II
otork will sch wharf aud warehouse nj uokus
tie earEn at the brig Warren Goddard Porto i,o
SIS
III hhls Sugar estates quality varying from primo
In chnices
1tN<=rnlcr sIuo cashf a,er Slao months ercdt Tor
approN ed nuRotiahie paper
H Sale without regard "a weather.
aPltst ni Ni.ur MuNttsRE 4 CO. Auct'ra
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1UTX HOTEI,
" Main street. GynChbmg, VA.
JONI T. HAWKINS, Proprietor
This house long known as the Union Hotel has recently
bon thoroughly repaired md Of
transient and day hoarars The location o
delightful IN tho city, and visiting Lynchburp will
hnd the CITY Hotel In department. airy
table 1loHo Every attention will he paid Guests calcua-
ted 10 render them comfortable and happy this establish
Tho subscriber respectfully solcs share public
patronage. JOHN y. HAWKINS.
b-Scvcrai families can be furnished with fine, airy
rooms On ACCOMMODATING terms j. H. II.
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INSPECTOR ArPoHrHB.-Jno. G. Ward Jr.. ofCamp-
bell has been appointed Inspector ri Martins Ware
house vice Col. james \. Hammer, resigned.
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The eircas,iau NJ Portland

PORTLAND, April l0.-The steamship Cncas-
sian arrived here from Halifax at O'clock this
morning.
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THE JAMESTOWN SociFrY have determined that the
celebration at jamestown shall take place the 18th
instead Of the 23d of May. Extensive arrangements
are being made for the occasion. EX-Presidcnt Ty-
Ter is to be the orator, and Janles Baron Hope the
poet Any contributions that the patriotism of the cit
liens of Lynchburg may prompt them to make, will
he Thankfully received by the Society, Washington,
ID
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Tng Rfy. Mr.. CARTER OF 18th Street Methodist
Church delivered very atc, logical mud effective
drourse hetore the Young Mems Christian AS,Oeia-
ton Sunday night. Subject "BE SrEoNG.
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cSywa> CARRIAGES! tmrr"acs.! csrNE>
Ni2- The subscriber respectfully informs his ss55s-
friends and the public that he has ON hand
and Is making daily all the d rent styles of Carriages
Rockaways aud uggies which finished up neat and
strong to suit country An who good work. COM
bned with ncarss can get OF Lynchburg make, Withhold
going Yankee after It, All descriptions carriages
aud made TO order, and all kinds of repairing done
with neaness and dispatch. JLJ. II, BAILEY.
The keeps and makes to order all kinds Of iron
Wagons the largest horse down the
smallest horse wagon in also, railroad wheel
barrows Sc
He has hand several Spring Carryalsone and
horse, for moving peddling purposes
JOHN II. BAILEY.
apl dlmScts Lynchburg
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EUOIGENs uNSTITUTE.-Summr Term
IL CIiAS L. CoCKE-Superintondeni


he CHAS l.. COCKE-Supcrntondens
--- Chaplain
WH II Observation-Disclosures and Natural Science
JNns SutrlitHn-Iatn Language and Moral Science.
j /. BttuEH-Fronch Language aud Music.
CnAs l. COCK -Enplisl Language
j A T. MtNKITtt-hlusic.
II. LflFFRT- Music
CuAs SHoFMAKEIt-Drar ing and raintia &.
Miss /. JuHY-Assstant
Mi-s =. v WIILIAMs-Assistant.
JANIS CoCkr-BuardtnR Department
Nil =. y. CuCkE-Malrou.
on or alter the 18th day of April Mt which time the
building Win he opened additional pupils Will be admitted for
the re uudor The close Of the Session and
the ANNUAL Commencement will the al OF September
I,pa,d and T tition Coli giate Department, Ss2 80
~ 80
Music 90
Painting and Drawing from to II 80
Payments made half advance and half at the CLOSE
Il the session Pupils who Railroad stop lionsack
or Address the superintendent at Bototour Springs
mari J.VtN
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=
the character of caprio0sneys Yesterday it showed
aud rained and sufficiently cold for all practical
purposes. It ought to learn better manners
THE FRrlr.--The impression seems 10 he general
SAYS the fredericksburg Herald, that we shall have
little fruit in this section, owing to the rigorous
weather of the spring. On Monday night the caith
froze hard, and ice OF some thickness was formed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-14

PlIGNIx FOUNDRY a. ENGINE WORKS,
LYScHBuRo, Va.
On The Canal ADORE the Bridge Of the Ia Tenn Railroad
JNNiIS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged to meet the
increasing demand for work in its various branches andis
pre- pared to furnish
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any
quired power,
Mill Gearing Shafting Hangers,
Goodwin's Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL,
Tobacco Factory Fixtures,
Iron and Brass Castings and Wrought Iron work Of every
description.
All work this s,abs,ncs warranted ea al to that
done any est,I lthmcut in the etae.
ap4c,s a. G. DABNLY, Agt
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NORFOLK AND rErERsBrRg L. E.-The Norfolk Her
aid, speaking of this road. say:
The style of bridging the East aud South branches
of the Elizabeth and. indeed, OF the whole structure
OF the road will show that permanencc and safety, as
well rs speed, have been their object. The work,
however, is in active progress. Every item necessa-
~ TO complete it and put il in running order is under
contract bespoke ard hope TO take ride on y
and dime in Petersburg before next New ear day.
The work is now so far forward mt this end OF the
line that il is intended to start excursion train on
the Fourth of July from Moods Opposite Branblcs)
Point, to Suffolk.
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CHINcH BeG-The Milton Chronicle Of the atb
says MI Henry Stampa, Of Pittsylvan,, Va, III
forms us that during the winter d his tie
groes clled large poplar tree that stood IN valley
near Rmggod, Va, the top part OF which waN hol-
low and split open in the tall, dashing Nrais It not
full husEel of this abomiuablc insect from the hol-
low in which they had evidently taken up winter
quarters 0fconrse they were demolished.
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DIlts nn.i

lAAA Tons Mountain pin-tcr,-sn store
sVVIV arrive THOUSAND tons lcslen'a fresh
'onnd Plaster which " be sold on IT," most ACCOMMODATING
trna. quantities purchnsera by applying Ia tho IN
lIsianed next door To MessrS irhy 4 Sanndnrs
fan - Il trwa~dm . I llftlFlF'n Agt.
n tos.T's RiHc- mud Pistols. -Uoi,'- He,oi,i"a
u Rlos Cots I, aud d inch Five shooters tota Now
Model ltols and large stock oi "hor 'ehH AMI iHto
mari dNcu OolnouNs. WHALING & WILLS
INsIsCIiaW sAWs.-A large -,oeh from -
~ 10 ii Inches Inclusive Those in want would do we'll I"
ma 5dNcts CoLnouNs WHALING WILLS.
up,.TED wARE.-Cni, mud see ,ho-c bc""-
tnl Tea sotts lee rllchcrs Casters, WaIteH aohleta
Sc a. which were purchased from the manufacturer ana
ap JiNctu CoIIOuNS, WHALING WILLS.
LNANCY nnh uincL Cloths n"d Cn--im"rc-,
u the hes. make aud very large variety, PLAID domestic
PLAIN striped Ozuahurg Planters Inon, Linen Duck and
Oottonad,s, ri all prices by JAS. a. SrlGLER co
ap II l.
lHERKsNGs. JUST RECEIVED 900 DIS No,
TiNSLGy, rXRpY < co, Richmond Va
nll2dlw
NrEW HOOA, h, ~ Virsinin".-AT"i" Of B"-
~ conc ltebslior by ST UeorHe Tucker for snlu b,
m1r2l ia Rep copy fafNh " CHRISTIAN
HusT opened 100 Over shirts ni ~ cts ; some
% thing entirely new Molair do Mt ~ 30 worth o.
np3u JOHN AbRAilAMS
NTAGaNTssE ~ hENsNG, Gr"'.'-, hive l"
stone aud ogcr ion cash ~ barter superior lot OF Java
IhrtYra Rio Conc Loaf Crushed, Coffee and Hrown Su
gar Imperial aud Hack leas tanperior afoeD superior Ad
am,nr Taow Candle with variety OF articles, such
arr found in t1mily poccry lunar III
IpsluoTr,s SuGAH Ur,Ops.-A fresh sup
remedy for worms, for sale BY JOHN II. SEAY,
ap6w Druggist
gE,1sE In,es, pni,er"s OF Gents furnishing
d foods Shirts Collars, Gloves, Cravas Neck Ties Draw
oIs suspondors, Sc &o, can always he found ut -
'npets GLASS RAINES.
isrs, DHEN's Dining, Rocking nnd Arm
u Gleh' aargo supply just received for sale low by
noY 2'.ts a WINSTON
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We aud Frederick Kusrh and {. HoiHteh,
Architects aud Draughtsmrn Is prepared 10 furnish Designs,
Specifications and estimates for all kinds Of buildings h IA
rInerv Special VIII be aid 10 the construction of
work 10 his charge Surveys Of Land Mines and
Roads made nj the shortest notice. and the most ip
,rf, ed plans Address II. EAALI.
nay, Architect. Richmond
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COPARrNERSHlP
COLHOUNs. WHALING, 81 WILLIS,
HARDWARE BUSINESS

gENIE undersigned have associated themselves Il
above style and having purchased the Stock Of j.
The Washington union., 1857-11-29

rTNHE subscriber having fixed his residence in
IL Washington for years. wishes 70 si his farm, stock
such cannot fail 70 be satisfactory to any who y
desirons farming raising The farm which will SELL
800 OF first quality aDd lying tho county Of Pike
Green county hundred
gently rolling prairie the balance in timber Upwards OF
cultivation; hundred
wheat; orchard of the
bearing enclosed
hedge. the neghbohood. Besides
failing stock there Is small creek rnnnng
through anordng ncxhaube supply f water all
year. miles from tho hourisng
city Louisiana market town the Msi
sipp plank Bowling Green by which
we load produce In to o1ina aud rcarn the
| day. s8SNt
buildings cottage dwelling house good repair
eight kitchen pantry smoke house. houses
stables other ouihQuse. Besides the stock
water falling spring within hundred yards
the house. which thirty feet Deep
diameter brick and pastered inside with
hydraulic cement otherwise finished in the compce
heaAui farm in the Sr @ Hissourf; B
general beautiful and valuable
cordng county. wish sell H. simply because
enterprise the editor and proprietor
usoS, cannot conveniently and
proper advantage.
The terms third
purchaser the balance
securing the deferred payments In The usual
manner.
Any inquiry subscriber Washington cy my
Harris Samuel r. Murray Bowling Green
Sept 2s ''s'' WA. a HARRIS.
The Washington union., 1857-11-29
BY ). G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TTNRUSTEES Sale Of Valuable Improved Real Es-
II the Kirkwood House" BY a
from Thomas " Comfy and wife bearing
July in the 1S7 and recorded In Iber b.
ngon county the District Of Columbia and the request
the therein secured will sell public auction
highest bidder Saturday the 3ls Of October the
O'Clock the premises that valuable improved
the Krkwood House, situated
Twelfth and Pennsylvania IN the city Of Washing
groundto All parcels ofground known
Washington lots numbered (2) and
square hundred and twenty 32z
d. and f. Of the subdivision made by John
appear by plat subdivision the
Of said city OF Washington together with all
buildings and improvements thereon and privileges appur
| thereto belonging.
Terms thousand dollars Of the purchase money
the residue thereof in six equal nsacnts
twelve eighteen four thirty aud thirty
which the several
Of the purchaser required his order by
be secured by deed OF trust the Al
be purchasers will only
to the premises $ believed to be indisputablc.
complied with in
OF sale the right bis option
the weeks notice. cell the property
and Of the purchaser such terms the trustee
TIIos J. sEMMDs, Trustee
efFF JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Sep 28--oodSds Auctoneer
Hky~ The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
November 18th, same hour and place.
THO. sEaiMES, Trustee
oct3I-d JAS MCGUIRE, Auctoncer
rag The above sale is further postponed until
Tuesday afternoon December 49, 1857 place.
THO. J. SEMNfS Trustee
Nov 1o-2aw&ds JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.