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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
w AsJiIsGrOs, Dec. 4.

d. FUulng-jbs N"-Has"- Beef Slough Telegraph
fron H. PAU 70 cht"sgo-w kmS.bary
WAsuISGros, Dec. 3.
Csrrespoudeuoe 81 the ronsrf aol Dopoer,l
We are enjoying delightful weather, and
the metropolis never appeared 20 greater AL
vantage. Deriving "a constant income from
the many officers Of Uncle Samuel, the
stonhepers do not feel the monetary pres
sure which rcigns elsewhere, and just now
are displaying their winter stock Of goods.
Hotels and boarding houses. newly papcred
and painted. open vide their doors for the
reception Of guests, and they are coming by
every train. Veteran Senators, ineype
rieuce1 Representative, lobby mcmbcrs-
nrw-paper writers. and the ladies by whom
many 81 them are accompanied, are fast fll
ing mp the city. This afternoon, MI hand
seemed 10 be- enjoying the pI' asant sunshine
in the broad sidewalk Of Pennsylvania Ave
nue., greeting old fricb,l. OF making new ac,
qlain,anc'2. Even Col. I,ySroS, las, sur.
vyor 81 race Of statesmen not equalled in
thes. degenerate day., vas on, On horseback
as erect az boy d sixteen.
senator DoCGLis arrived here las, night
and has been close,ed with The President,
this afternoon, discus.iag, without doubt,
the kan-as question. !, IL impossible, Just
nos, 10 'ay what 1pct this will assume
tn, there IL no reasOn % fear a split in the
Democratic party. Gentlemen may d,ger
ye, not d,ngrn
This letter will b. Passed on ia long
journey by the teIegraphie ANNOUNCEMENT, u
the organization u the liouse, and telling
you lnnIes. arm mistaken,) that Col. ORR,
Of soa,h Carolina, 10 Speaker. The Public
Printing, which il worth a handsome sum,
will probably b. given TO Col. HAnRr, Of
the tnion, for the Senate and 10 CoKSE
Lius WgyDxiL, for the Hoase Nr. Wgs-
DILL doing all the work q, bis great print
ibg o1oe.
The xesssge is 10 typ, bat no zoe knows
ia eIse, idess. and ! viii not sttempt 10
give bali Of the ranor. shoA,. The docs-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The Presidents Message was no, sent US
far west as Chicago, and conscquen, was
not Published in ,ha, city con,emporaueous-
" with its delivery in Washington. In
another column, We present Us full an ab.
strac, us received up TO late hour last
night.
Jadging from the abstract received OF
President BrcuANANs first Message, il is
,rih one etcept'on, an able, truly Demo cratic
and patriotic document. Bu, the President,
We grieve 10 say, endorses the lecomp,on
Kansas Constitution. and thus places him.
self in position OF direct hostility to the
entire North Western Democracy. We
have no room for comment TO day. bu, We
cannot even print the herciical and danger
Gus doctrines promulgated by the Nationa,
Executive, without entering agains, them
our earnest protest. The future viii decide
whether Federal Executive, even though
armed with power and patronage, is able to
combat cces''ully the masses OF that party
which elevated him TO position and inilu.
ence, aud which in the coming contest, il
!, must come, will be found eutrcncheI upon
the platform of the Democracy and the dc.
carations of the President himself.
As soon ~ We receive an official copy Of
the Message, We shall lay i, before our
readers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

The Washington Taion, in its attempt 70
Dragon the democratic party into the sup
port Of the !<comp,on Constitution. does
not meet with much success. IL threats
AMI taun,s meet alike with ridirulc and con.
tempt. In late number Of the Philaicl-
phia Pres, Col. FOHsEy refers a. follows 10
the attempted censorship Of the Uapn.
We have only 30 say. finally 10 the Washing
ton Ea,@,. that We dsspise and reject is cen
sof.hIp. When II speaks Of Abolition sympa.
thie- il should look closely o. IL. own house.
hold. Ne defend great principle We oppose
no slave state. fairly made We resist wrong
and fraud. whether exercised fof or against the
south. We stand by the author ofths Nebas
ks bill. i. be al AbolitOni-t We stand by
the Governor ~ Kansas. I. he dsofgsnissr'
We follow the public opinion that elected James
buchanan. |, "a. not false IN l-jG-it i. not
fal-e now. supported by such Authorities, We
eau AFFORD 20 look down with inefabls cOutemp,
upon a pewspspsr which like Tom Thnmb be.
fore an s1dienc. 81 foil grown men inazDe-
itself king. when II ia only pupps, o. set
Of graspinR specalat"rs-
The Cincinnati, Emu rer. a sterling Dem
ocrs'ic paper, pays Tie following choice
compliments 10 the foan, 10 reference TO
the article pablishsd ia tha, Journal, main
tanning the rigm Of STAKEHOLDER 70 bring
bls slave property with him to the free
states in defaDcc sf their losAl laws:
The dpetrns. ~ the article are a the
b1ssi Federal stamp, utterly snbyerase 81
STATE right. and could has. sprung from no
tram po.ss's.d o. Democrat ldsA. II The
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stared al, but how great compliment his
attention Is, any one may Judge who has
seen how easily crowd is raised in this
wonder'lo'ing city, whose inhabitants have
at least one trai, u common with the Athe-
mans, that reccntly, they are forever on the
look on, for some new thing. Aud M soon
as the iirst blush Of ia newness has DEPART
ed from amy objects Of temporary attention,
the crowd drops away never 10 return;
even the Venus de Mcdci, if set up on the
Custom House steps, for exhibition. would
be tremendously squeezed Tor ,wenty.tour
hours, AMI never s,er receive more attention
than any iron sas post, eScep, from the
pea nu, and molasses dealers. who mipb,
find the pedestal convenien, basis Of opc.
rations
Wei, fGsNASDy WIN" was no,
elected. Tint has been the general theme
81 conversation. discussion. and wagers since
the beginning Of the week The election
was more closely contested than any one had
expected, and the aggregate vote was enor.
NOUS The da, of election WIS quiet
enough, but business was somewhat, DELAYED
by the general interest in the result.
Trade ~ booking up slightly, though there
is no decided revival. and tho Western
Spring trade viii probably arrive much
later than usual. Many of tho suspended
houses will bo in no better condition 10 meet
their obligations when the term of theircS.
tensions expires Than before. This state of
thing will probably lead to heavy forced
sales NJ auction of all kinds of mnnufac.
tured goods. Fur robes have bcen Offered
largely this week, and found few purchaser
al low rates.
Produce has a 'rndcnc, TO decline under
The aspects Of he lutoign marke, prices are
quite MS high how II, they promise To be-
Cotton viii continue To suI',r depression. for
Tomc tint, TIN took Of manufactured cot
ton fabric - rather light, and prices are
likely to rie for staple goods. such as sheet
ings .hlrihps md drill. before the end of
winter. The streams Of gold IA now setting
steadily toward England. aud this prospcc,
OF drain ~ that direction. will probably
delay specie resumption 10 later period
than the banks bad been looking 10 previous
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The Cove rnor's Message,

We present IN other columns, the frs,
message delivered before the Legislative As.
sembly Of the State Of Minnesota. Its
length, and the pressure of other matters
upon our columns, prevents Us from review.
ing i, this morning. our readers, however.
will agree with US, on perusal, that it is the
ablest docunen, yet produced by any oil.
cal within our limits that il tone is high
and dignfed, aud is doctrines sound, pat.
riotic, and Democratic and TINT, being so,
i, is alike worthy ofthc distinguished gentle.
man who is il author. and Of The noble
young State over which he prrsi,les.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17
de IN os rattle Observation-Disclosures OF L. y
Senators--Iienry VI Rice aud james
Shields Nominated.

A Democratic Legislative Caucus met at
the Fuller House. last evening, for the pur-
pose Of nominating L. :. Senator's.
All the Democratic members of the Leg.
stature were present except Hon. JONI H.
TALBOT Of Wright county, who is East, and
Hon. NJ. THOMPSON, of Blue Earth. who is
detained at home by illness.
Hon. GEORGE BRADLEY, of Scott. was
President Of the caucus, and Hon. j. c.
Dow, OF Dakota and Hon. j. X. ,IoSEs, Of
Fillmore. Secretaries.
Mr. CowAS, of Nicollet presented the fol-
lowing letter from Ex-Gov. GoRNAN:
ST. PAri., Dec. 18th ls57.
DEARsiR In obedience 10 the request which
you were pleased 10 make at our late interview,
do not hesitate 70 say that 50 far as ! am con
cerned, shall never allow my name TO be used
TO defeat my party friends.
1t has been stated by my enemies, that had
or would form coalition with The Republicans,
20 elect myself to the senate.
To all approaches which have been made 10
me by shat party, have invariably and prompt.
. ly informed them. that however much might
feel myself betrayed, or however badly might
think myselfuse by political friends. or even
should be defeated in caucus ten times over,
however much the will Vi the people or public
expectation Nigh. be disregarled. | never
would form any alliance with them.
ask no political henors at the sacrifice Of
at.1i %, 81
nal principles of the Democracy for any ten.
porary success. shall use no means 80 sue
coed that would corrupt my manhood put
my selfrespect 20 the blush hereafter.
have felt, and stl feel deeply, the wrongs
inflicted upon me where had reason TO look
for different results.
Bat, sir, While these things may defeat ne,
they shall not through me, defeat the Demo.
cratic party Of Minnesota.
am respectfully,
Your obt seryt.
". A. GoRaAs.
Hon. THOMAS CowAS, State Senate, -. Paul.
Before proceeding to the nomination Of
Senators, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The democratic members Of the
Legislature ofthe state Of Ninneso are called
upon, in the performance of their duties, to
elect two senators. to represent this State IN
the Congress OF the United States.
AND WHERBAs, The nsages of the Democrat
&c party require, and our hopes of success de-
pend upon the unanimity Of the Representa-
tyes Of the party in the caucus assembled. due
notice Of the same having been given. There
fore, be it unanimously
k'soirsd, That We, one and all. pledge our.
selves, each TO the other. 10 stand by the deci.
sion Of the Caucus in relation to the approach.
ing election. and TO support cordially and uni
teddy IL nominees for the Office Of United
states senator.
R''otrfd, That il il expedient and proper 20
proceed. without further delay, 10 the nomina-
ton and election Of senator or Senators of the
United states,
-lhe list Of names was called over. and
the Senators and Representatives announced
their choice.
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The tsdnr Cty Election ust",n..

Hirscor, Dee. |, l-J7.
r. n. ta'nf. Of No Fioasef All Democrat
In the PioNrER AND DEMOCRAT Of Nov.
2Gtb, in spanking II the vote IN Cedar City
Precinct, you say that the vote u, that
place was east under my supervision tina,
] claim that the vote il correct, and that !
permitted AMI Insisted upon ia being count
I'd in ri the canvas ior Judge such IL
not the case. was never NJ CcIar City in
my life wa 10, in MIsod county on the
day Of election and had nothing To do with
the voting or canyssng Of votes In thu,
county, at any time
WA not pre-"Dt At the canyasng Of
Tie vol for Judge. nor did ak 20 have
the Cedar City vote counted in at such can
yas,. Yop will, therefore, trust. do me-
the favor 70 give M statement the same
publicity That yonr' has had
Respectfully. your OBJ, scrvt,
L. l.. BANTER
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FROM he Gisneo~ s~sisfet n..s
CEDAR ifIY BIZ ftoH There were fourteen
votes pollsd nj the late election Ia The precinct
81 Cedar City --twelyc for GOV. Ramsey andtwo
for Hon. n. n. -ibley. The judges ~ election
failed 10 make return Of the vote TO the Re
gis,er Of Deeds, as prescribed by law. The
night previous 10 tbs canyssring Of the votes
by tho Register aud two Justices II the Peace.
return vas made ~ what pnrported TO be the
yots 81 Cedar CITY. Gov, Ramsey hal u votes.
Mr. Sihley ~. The whole Democratic ticket.
eSfspt Nj. Baxter. received the balance, q. per
returns. Tbs document Was passed under tho
door " tie Registers Office during the night by
some unknown hand. Those who make Il their
duty 70 canvass the votes by law, counted In
the returns. They could do no Other way, as
the statutes say that no returns shall be thrown
Oh, on account Of any information existing 10
the returns.
Now ths N,ans'ofiaa and other papers hay.
sad openly and boldly that the Democrats got
np the bogus votes. We deny II. This Cedar
city sham affair was manufactured by Rspul.
iieans alone. II was done 10 secure the cleo.
ton Of J.. l.. Baxter as Judge. No, a Demo
crst had ~. slightest intimAtion II would be
done. On the other hand. II was distinctly nn.
de,tood BY certain Republicans, that u the
genuine Cedar City rsturas were not Ia, bogus
ones would be- introduced instead. This can be
proved. aud Will. We d. not think that Mr.. Bsx.
ter had anything 10 do with Il himself, We
rSov tina, some 81 bis enthusiastic friends who
belong 10 Republican party did the deed.
We regret much ,bs, such stain IL thus In.
fictsd upon the hitherto fair fame 81 Mcleod
county; but We most sincerely rejoice that the
Democrats are clear Of the outrage psrpetrat.
cd. The Republicans alone are responsible for
the deed. and the matter u ever afted, Il
will be seen that The whole thing Vas got up
b. them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

JANIS SHIELDS having received On
the fourth ballot, q MAJORITY Of all the
votes, was declared unanimously nominated
The caucus adjourned, with cheer upon
cheer Tor the nominee The tes. o. feeling
prevailed among the members
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

THs MAu,.-Fo several day, the travel
from Prsirie du Chen has teen very light,
and the fire. has rem tina, the mails are
oeiog received very regularly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

NESISIA-Tte Legislature Of this state
net on the .,h. GOV. WrsE sen, 10 foer
messages unpreeeden,edly Iong, and largely
devoted 70 banks and banking
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-17

HENRY NJ RICE having received a
majority Of all tie votes cast, was declared
unanimously nominated, amidst the create,
enthusiasm
The caucus then proceeded 20 secoHd
ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-30
By c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR WINES,
Ia lIQuORs. CIGARS, &c, &c. AT AuCTIoN.-on
THURSDAY MORNING. May 18th, commencing
ut II O'Clock, shall SELL nj the warehouse of Robert
&. Brooke, (who is about declining buslness.) No.
5s 9TH street, opposite Centre Market, large well
assorted, and superior stock OF Wines, Liquors, I'll
CARS. &c. embracing IN part, VIZ:
Twenty barrels J. Martins Whisky
Half pipe dark London dock Brandy
PelvOIsIn's pale and dark Brandy
Twenty barr lis extra fine Old RIVE Whisky
Pale and dark Marte BrandIes
Superior old Sherry and Madeira Wines
Ten barrels MOnongabela Whisky
superior Holland Gin, Scotch Whisky
Blackberry Brandy, a large lot of Cigars. &c.
The attention of the trade is particularly called Ia
this sale The stock IL largo, embracing some very
superior Liquors c., and the whole will be pos
ed of without reserve.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over $50, two and
four months credit, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
The House is for rent. Possession given immedi-
atey after the sale.
may 22-d c. w. BOTELER, Auci.
1T THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY MORNING, June Sd. at 10
O'Clock whenit will positively take place without
NAV 28-ts CIV. BOTEI.ER. Auctioneer.
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Arrival of the Ariel.

NEW YORK, Nav 29.-The steamer Ariel has
arrived here from Havre, with dates 10 the 18th.
Cotton At Havre was dull. The sales OF the
dav were 200 bales
The monthly statement Of the Bank Of France
exhibits no change.
The materials Of the ship Sea, of New Orleans,
We're sold at auction for f3l7. ESQ pounds were
offered for the hull and refused
The reported failure of the Russian railway
scheme is confirmed.
Money at London on Saturday stringent
Ten per cent. was paid for loans on consols The
exchanges with China were unfavorable, as Il il
believed large shipments of silver would be in
duced.
The Manchester Guardian Of the 10th says that
trade the past week was the worst Of the season.
Two small failures were reported
n meeting had been called 10 decide upon the
propriety of curtailing the hours in all branches
Of alo
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may Esd A. GREEN. Auct.
BY JAMES c. Mcguire, Auctinnecr.


VALUABLE AND HANDSOME BUILDING
Lois WITH IMPROVEMENTS OPPOSITE SMITH
soNIAS INSTITUTE AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
THE SECOND OF JUNE, we shall sell IN front of
the premises, at clock. p. M, two handsome and
desirable Building Lots, known a Lots No. n ard
70 IN Square No. 3S3, having front of 50 feet on
south street and running tack at angles Of I25 hy
l3o Ia a 2I-fect paved alley between 9th and 10Th
streets south, with improvements, consisting of n
handsome back building. built Of patent brick con
tanning four rooms, carriage house, and stable for
three horses. The west side of Lot n has pave
ment extending back TO the allev.
The owner has incurred great eX pense in orna-
mentng the yard with fruit trees, which present can
be IN fine bearing order. In the ward a Affect
well has been constructed from which the purest
water can be drawn.
Of private dwelling will find the above one of the
most desirable in the city, fronting the Institute
public bindings. Title ndsputabe. Terms at sale.
NAV sd Las. c. Moo LlRE. AuctInnnar.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

AERf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
' NORTH X, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT
AUCTION:-On WEDNESDAY,. the Sd day of Iune,
shall sell IN front OF the premises, at So O'Clock p.
m, Lot 3, IN DavidsOn's subdivision of square No.
PAP, having front Of y feet north X, between 18th
and 4ih streets west running lack lao feet ii inches
to an alley, containing 3675 square feet.
This property is Immediately opposite Franklin
square and adjoining the spacious residence OF Ma
lor Lindsey. We deem 1t unnecessary To ma @
further comment as II IS well known 10 be one of
the most beautiful building lots for private resi-
dence In the city of Washington.
Terms: One-third, cash: balance IN 6, l.
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title ndisputable.
NAV Esd A. GREEN Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
rATI'ARIE RRICK InJ-GE Ann or

BY A. GREEN, AuctlOneer.
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE AT AUCTIoS-On
THURSDAY, the 9Th day of June next, ] shall sell
in front of the premises, at So O'Clock F. NJ Lot d.
in subdivision of original lot No. 7, IN square No.
$40, having front of Is feet on the south side of
Pennsy wanna avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
streets west, running back to alley, containing
2,6l3 feet, with the Improvement, which IS n good
Brick House, containing twelve conveniently ar
ranged rooms, wide passage, ana cellar; the gas and
store fixtures TO be sold with the hOuSe. This pro
pory is handsomely located, being that next west of
the Confectionery Store.
Terms: One third cash balance in 6, 10. and Ia
months the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from the day of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken All conveyance
al the cost of the purchaser.
NAV cd A, GREEN. Auctiorner.
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by JAf. =. MCU Tx Il, AUCtIOu6tTs
DEREMPTORY SA l. f OF VALUABLE
l. BUILDING I.OT AT AUCTIOS.-On TIL RSDAH
AFTERNOON, June 4th, at Il O'Clock, on the prem
Ises, shall sell that valuable and admirably situated
Lot for a business stand being Lot IN square 2i
streets. This is one of the very few unlmproved
lots in this vicinity, and presents Inducements
TO those wishing a capital and egbly located stand
for business. 1t is moreover embraced within the
grounds designated MS the site of the new Centre
Market.
Terms One-third cash balance IN 6, 10, and IS
months, with interest.
may ed JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,
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Gen. Walker. Movement.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2o.-It is General Walk
eI's intention 10 leave here for Washington a.
soon as possible. He may be looked for by the
last part Of next week.
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Excitemeutiu Ohio.

NINcISNArI, May 29-Much excitement has
marshal conveying four persons through the
county on the charge Of ha boring fugitive slaves
lie was resisted in his object and writ Of habeas
was overpOwered by n crowd in Sprfnyheld and
the prisoners liberated.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND
- LoT NEAR THE NAVY IARD.-ln pursuance of
an order from the Orphans Court of Washington
County, District of Columbia, confirmed by the cir
cult Court; setting as court Of Chancery the sub
scTI5sT MI sell, at public auction. on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, June 9th, at g.. O'clock on the
premises, north half OF Lot No 8, In SQUARE No ga,
SeE ane eXSsePtmg the most northern feet and
conveyed bv said Mary Kelly 10 one Thomas Bayne,
beginning for the boundaries of the feet IN
ches from the northwest corner of said lot, NO IN
square No. SJi and running thence south along tne
ine OF seventh street east, p feet, thence east ~
lTet nigh TO Sfeet alley, thence north sI9ns saa
alley q feet, thence west 90 feet and inch TO the
Iice OF beginning with the improvements
Oh neat and well built two-story rame Dwehing
House containing six rooms. 80
Terms: One third CASH the residue In ana II
months, for notes with approved security bearing
i.t,Iest. -- -. ,
Upon the pay ment of the purchase money and hnal
ratification of the sale deed VIII be executed al tile
'oS' o' tue PIaEBEDEE KIRwAN, Guardian,
may % a Jas. c. McGUIRE, Auct.
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The Newburs Tragcdy.-CIue Di.oorcre

NEW YORK, May 3Hh.-The body Of the muir
OF The wife of Thomas Brown a neRr belonging
10 Lowell, but formerly residing in Boston
iwni Is now in Newburg, in the custody OF TIA.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
4 & & Ii y 4 A

BY JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE FARM AND QUARRY LAND
FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY, Juno 4, at 3
O'Clock l.. NJ, will he sold at the Little Falls Bridge,
that portion of Rich Point Farm north of PrImmett's
Run, containing one hundred acres, more or less.
This property Is most cglbly situated on the Lees
burg turnpike road, four miles from Washington city,
(thc southern boundary is failing stream of
water The cleared hand is easy of cultivation. The
quarrIes ON the Potomac highly valuable, having
the finest curb and flag stone on the river.
If desirable, the property can be divided into two
portions TO suit purchasers the object of the proprI-
etOr being to increase the neIghbOrhOod, as he Is
about 10 build the adjoining portion for his own
residence.
Terms: One third cash the balance IN and y
months notes. bearing interest from day of sale.
Deed of trust taken to secure the pay ments. Sale
positive. JAS. e. MEG UlRE.
may I'D AuctIoneer.