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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-12

willing to volunteer to take the post
well knowing that it would be only like
signing their own death-warrant to do so
and Col. lines, not wishing to wilfully
sacrifice the lives of his men by COM
pelling them to go, enjoined double eau
ton to the remainder of the sentinels,
and left the fatal post unoccupied for a
night or two.
Two or three accommodating parties
had been despatched off around the
neighborhood in the hope of finding some
clue to the mystery, or of obtaining some
intelligence of the enemy, but they had
each of them returned as wise as they
started, with no reward for their trouble
save weary bones.
1t was ON the third night of the de-
sertion of the post, that our hero was
returning to the fort, after paying visit
to Stanhope Farm. The moon was up,
but her light was nearly all obscured by
the dense masses of clouds which at
every few minutes were driven by a
pretty stiff breeze over her face; while
the huge trees, now all in full leaf,
creaIed and groaned, and bent their t,.ll
forms to and fro, as the heavy gusts
rushed whistling in among their III inches
Our hero had approached ,t,ain a
hundred yards of the terminatiSSs Of the
forest that skirted the small OPEN space
i'll which the fort stood, when suddenly
he paused, and crouching down on his
hands and knees, crcpt cautiously for
ward a few PAGES. Having remained in
this position for several minutes, he
again stealthily retreated in the manner
he had advanced; and plunging into the
forest again, emerged at point consider
ably lower than where he had intended
to leave it before.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-12

Ez- The foundation of domestic happi-
ness is faith in the virtue Of wor.
the foundation Of political har,
is confidence in the integrity
and the foundation Of all
temporal and eternal, isr
goodness Of God.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-12

ADoLpHus GErs INSPIRED. Dearest,
| will build thee cot all covered with
ivy, in some secluded vale, close by
purling brook, meandering over its peb-
bly, bottom, necessarily babbling dulcet
tinkling strains, love, love- where the
atmosphere is rcdolent Of soothing spicy
aromas that make the eyes languish, and
the heart dissolve in the liquid Grcs of
s9T "noro cne 0ainy morning zep6yrs
sigh in the dense forests leafy maze,
chanting loves melody where the tiny
songsters that wbirl in ETHEREAL space
MARBLE naught but love. | will plant
thee garden of gorgeous loneliness,
culled from natures most ardent designs,
warmest tints and sweetest smelling in
cense."
"Dolphy, dear, don't forget to have a
patch for cowcumbers and inyuns they
are 80 nice picked"
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the
tiful.
"But who,
interposed the fatnt
The name was given, ana tho parent,
without moments hesitation, consented
to the union.
The daughter then burst into q Ma
dean storm of seeming grief, which very
naturally astonished her parent.
Why, what ails you, my dear child?
Have ! not granted your wish? / am
perfectly willing you should marry him
you love- What more can | do 2"
Signs, tears, groans, and wringing Of
hands were the only answer.
"Tell me, my darling, why are YOU
wretchedY Have | not given my con-
sent?"
Yes, yes, (sobbing violently)--but
but"
E" But, what?"
"Why, now, now can't"
"Speak out, my child-what is it 2"
" can't-(with great burstof emo
ton i can't; o, dear father-I am
wrctched; for now-I can't olopc Pr
Cincinnati Gagete.
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Rich and Poor.

tits matter of shame, thai
nal, or anybody claiming inte'
responsibility, should in this
tempt to create distinctions of
pit the rich against the poor,
against the rich. Yet there
whose labors are as contempt
are wicked. In this country
material distinctions of class
man who earns comfortable,
ing, and is intelligent and virtue
dependcntly rich, and may comm
spcct and esteem, and aspire to
honors and dignities incident to SC
citizenship We have no titles he
entails, nor hereditary estates, an
wealth merely in money and goods,
the average of cases, however accm
lated to-day, will return to its origin
sources in two or three generations. 1t
seldom needs more than the children to
scatter the fathers estate--earned by en-
terprise and industry. 1t is all nom
sense to talk about aristocracy here.
Every honest industrious man is an aris-
tocrat in his trade and calling; or ought
to be. BY this we mean that every
honest calling is of superlative dignitary
in itself; that its professor can make it
just as respectable, if not profitable, as
he pleases. Let even the chimney
sweeper stand on the dignity of his trade
and he can be as independent and haugh-
ty, if need be, as the Wall-street shaver
with his bonds and coupons. The com
parative few men and woman-apes of ex-
tremes in fashions and reinements, are
not properly class among Republican
reople-they are drones and butterflies,
whose gaudy plumage and dsdainful airs
is all they can boast, and whom to envy,
ridicule, or decry, is unworthy the real
man or woman.
We put the question to every intelli.
gent reader, rich or poor-Who are oui
rich, and how have they become 50
Look through city and country, and an
swer. Ninety-nine in the hundred began
life with capital of poverty. With al
open field they have won fortune by in
dustry and enterprise. Now and then
prize is the reward Of speculation
"luck" as some say-but these are rar
exceptions. The great average are tn
! result of lives of toll and care. The poo
of to-day are often the rich of Tomorrow
! and Uice uerSa.
As to the honors and offices of the Re
} public, wealth cannot monopolize them
The masses hold the ballot-box and dc
eide that matter. Poor men as well a
rich enter cur halls 81 legislation, GU
forums and judicial seat. Industry, in
telligence, talent and integrity, are
better armor foe the freeman than gold
To believe otherwise would be to impeacl
the honor and intelligence of the people
Down, then, with the cant about superi
or and privileged classes with all thi
demagogic stirring of the poor agains
the rich, Or the rich against the poor.
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IMPORTANT 70 HlTSEEEEPERS |
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES'
The Buckeye CLOTHES
Washer and Wringer.

HNHERE is no article so much and so univer-
Il sally needed at this time, as a really good
Washing Machine We have been a long time
on the look ont for one which would do the
work elTectually, and could be recommended
with confidence to housekeepers, and at great
outlay, we are fully satisfied we hayesucceeded.
We are nowenabled TO offer TO the public the
DunUrur OF nTiIro MIAotIrn
OOUNCfC oGOTUCU TfnVnCU,
Hon. CHAs. MASON, the Commissioner OF
Patents, has very recently said the principle on
which this Washing Machine is constructed,
is the only one for effective and thorough wash
ing Of all the hundreds in the Patent Office.
This is high recommendation, but the praises
layished upon these machines by the tens OF
thousand persons using them in Ohio, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia, Pcnnsyl-
vana, New York and other Eastern and North
ern States, arc ofmuch greater value.
Ten or dozen shirts, or their equivalent in
other clothes, may be washed in from three to
six minutes according TO the state Of the clothes
and degree Of preparation,) without as much
injury TO them as in the ordinary washing by
hand--a button or hook and eye being rarely
If ever broken ofi.-the process being nearer "a
the working by hand than any other. II is
very substantial and durable--simple in con-
struction and easy to work, and has attached
to it an admirably working and efficient
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
ADDrrIonAI By ZEE ARABIA

Cotton sales Of the week q, 900 bales including
! 5000 on speculation and $500 for export; quota
tons are &c follows
Fair Orleans g; middlng Odeans " fair Mobile
| 2 Is Is; middling Mobile l6; New Orleans
| Tres Ofdinairs at HaVre ZOE francs.
Flour inactive ct q decline Of Sd; red wheat sss
90 3D. corn declined 3da6d mixed corn quoted
33s 6da93s Cd; provisions dali; market unchanged.
LoEDoH, Jan 17.-Consols for money quoted at
sSS
Britain meetings continue throughout the eouu-
try against war tax income, The corps legislatif
opens on the l4th February
The Bishop Of Amiens is appointed Arch-Bish-
op of Paris
Turkey 1t is lumcred that Mr.. Layard bad OBJ.
tanned concessions Tor q railroad from Rnshchuk to
the Gulf Of SarOs, which the Western Powers fs
vor with views to military purposes.
Paris, l6-The Royalist prisoners will be at
liberty aud conducted to the French frontier by
Swiss troops.
the Russians il Crcassis The Russian General
was killed
Canton news TO the 24th is re ceived The Gov
eruor Of Canton still reu aios Obdurate.
NEW YcRK, Jan. 20 The Tennessee sailed for
San Juan this morning, with two hundred and If
y recruits for Wake.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan % The Texas this morn.
ing took 400 men, and large quantity Of arms
and ammunition for Walker.
WAsHRaroN Jan. 20 Both Houses engaged in
the obsequles Z Mr.. Brooks Messrs. Evans, Hun.
ter and Toombs in the Senate, and Messrs Keitt,
QIitman Campbell, of Ohio, ClngmAn and Savage
in the House, eulogsed the deceased.
Mr.. Waldo, the Chaplain of the House deliver
ed brief discourse, making no sllusion TO the de
ceased, from the following text: This day shalt
thou be with me in Paradise" A jus i6cstion Of
Christ's de lsralion to the PeDitent and showing
the ne cessty Of repentance. The corEse was SUB
sequeDtly deposited in the Congressional cemetery.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Jan. 20 The Sciota, Big
Sandy and Kanawhs rivers are running out
Small creeks are also opening.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--St. Louis bankers are crea.
ting q money panic by dscreiitng 20 Illinois
banks,
COLUMBUS Ohio Jan 20 Mr.. Slough of the
Ohio House of Representatives was expelled for
SIR king Mr.. Caldwell, of AsbtAbuls.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Tbs Missouri Telegraph
Line from St Louis to Jefferson City went into
operation to-day. 1t will be extended through
BooDviIle to the Missouri Northwestern frontier
a. rapidly as possible.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3O--Weatber moderate, but
the river is still ice hound. Parties are about to
clear the foot Of the canal at Portland from ice.
NEW YOBK, Jan 3O-Flour declining, 1000
State sold at 3Os6 40; Whest dull; Corn deoll-
ming, Mixed 69a72.
CHICAGO, Jsn. 3O.--Lake Superior not very cold
at this date. Provisions are plenty and people in
good spirits.
CEoIHNATI Jan. 3O.-Flour 5Ol5 co. Whisky
22& Wheat active Is; Red l9al 20; White
Corn scarce, firm at 5OR52.
WAsHIEsTIoN, Jan. 3O-Senate discussing Mr..
HOustons resolution asking the President for in
formation respecting Naval assertions, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

CARRIAGIs.-W took occasion last summer to
call the atgeuton Of our rssders to the extensive
Carriage Ware room Of P. P. PEoK and noticed
the magnitude Of this branch Of business in our
city. The pas, SEASON has proved We were not
mistaken in predicting largely increased trade
over previous yeSrs. notwithstanding the large
amount Of eastern work brought here, ard the M.
nsrous msnulacting establishments we have, al
were we'll patrOniEod
The work sent cut from tie above establishments
leeds no commentator from Us, for it bas been
fully tested in our midst for the past four or Eve
years Most Of the elegant Family Coaches to be
seen il cur Streets are from this house or from the
sane makers; although few are now ordered from
the Est as parties find it for their interest to pur
chase here.
TIE firm is COW P P. PEK & BRo7HER, and at
their extensive Ware Rooms, corner Cherry and
Deaderick Streets (CoOper's BuildiDg) can be seen
as 6He q stock Of Carriages AID Buggies we ven.
ture to say, as can be seen West Of the Alegha-
lies.
They have had bzit in the real Of snd conuee
rDg with h. corner room. new Ware Room.
fronting so feet On Desderick street, and shop
II rear Of II witch will give them every conve
nieDce for manufacturing ard repairing. The sale
Of Harness will be al additional branch to their
I'D business
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
Apt Al s,OOOIg
gt.flr HHEs
Whole Tickets s4-Halves s-QuartsFI ..
n !. : II . = = l Z. = y


Same The Roy8l uery Cuha-Wtth this dldareuad3
the Havana LoJtey has 900 Numb rhs has only i30
here are wheels, sHCh which seed
Locks. The Superiutendena have each hey Js he
Locks and the cannot be opened unless both are pre-
sent There placed In the wheel Of number,
containing slips % paper With the numbers No. %
IS COO In the whse Of prizes here PLACED n tubea
containing slips OF paper with the pFiz Raging
from SIS 900 20 500
When Inc dra place, which will be In publle o.
wheels are unlocked and aftsT revolving 'hsm nambeg o
drawn out the he Of numbers, and a. the time
one drawn OF the Prize wheel by 0cys With arms nrd
g. the shouIdrrs and tube Is slipped o. and
the number held up and enrolled that he whole audenc
can see flue number Be- then called % and reEtoea ~
the Super ntsBdents. The Prize dawn cFsdedtn he
lumber drawn time, and uHi all he Pffsa
are drawn ont copy Of the drawing Is then sent o ne
printers and amer comparison the Supernteudsns certify %
he correctness the drawing Ihess nl6ndenn
sworD 10 perform their duty without fear favor.
Il will be perceived THAI In this plan, every prize is drawn
out Of cOue psr'ou must get th'n dFnEnF u
sent TO every ordering tcket The Prizes HaFab1
thirty DAYS afer the drawing, In iull without deduction
~ Draw log takes place every Saturday
n Orders Tickets addressed 20 G n. WINTER har
asp, Nashville, will Be lmmsdisIeiy attended %.
JAMES p. WINTER,
ian94 57-f Manager, Maconl Ca
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
nrrOaTuD BIZ CAPT 4 HARRISON, srrArDOlr AGENT


ARRIvID-HumbOldt, from Clsrksvills
DEPARTED-Cline, for Cairo.
Bears LEAUxs-City of Huntsville this day at u o.
clock for Cairo
Bears ExPECTED-This day the renowned steamer Dan7
Boone the craft that like meteor heads the tes.
graph and fesds beautifully with that walking budget Of
mirth accommodation and politeness Capt. Jas Lee on
deck.
CUMBERLAND RIvIR-From the best informatOnwe have,
this river new free Of impedmeut BY cs The melting
of snow, with rains in our own immediate vicinity,
has been sufficient to afford fair stage of water from
this point to the mouth for ell classes of steamers Should
the SNOW and rain at its head be in the same proportion
may not merely anticipate coal boat rise but gen.
sraI inundstiOn of the river bottoms
The present appearance Of the weather indicates stes
dy, settled rain.
THB OHro-Ths only definite news We have from the
head wstsr Of this stream that still remains icebound
its shores deeply covered with snow with light thsWs and
premonitory symptoms of rain; also gradual increase
OF water.
The gsrges in this river are said to be numerous well
as extensive some Of which it will require heavy body
of water with favorable mild weather to digpsrSe.
We anticipate no arrivals from the upper or middle
portous of this river for at least week to come. The
lower portion Of the Ohio, from Smthland down, IN
derstaud is bIockaded BY ice at Cotton wood bar
look upon this however to be Of short DURATION the
waters Of the Cumberland, about reaching there.
will have tendency to 1at it away. The lower portion
Of the Ohio from Cumberland to Cairo will doubtless
the next week be frequently ncOmmodsd BY quantities Of
floating e.
THH LOWER MIBsIsIPPI.-This stream, besides being
unusually low gOrgsd with ice in the vicinity Of FultsD
so as to stop navigation. The rise in Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers will dsperse the ice. We ur'
derstand they commence experiencing slight rise at
the above pOat.
The steamer AlsOnia lie # Memphis for this port but
turned back from Fulton; but with the veteran ice king
Capt Miller intends to enter the opening the first safe op
porunity and will probably be the first direct boat be
tween this point and Memphis.
The steamer Nashville with the experienced old salt
Bssuyder will also find her way here by Tuesday next
aud directly after will be the steamer James johnson,
under the control OF Capt Baily johnson this trip So
that next week should have New Orleans steamers
in port
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STATE OF SUPERIOR,

A petidoa, largely signed, was presented the
Michigan Legislature, few days siuce, by cit Gems
residing in the iron and copper region North Of
Lake Michigan and South of Lake Superior, ask
ing to be separated from the remainder of the State
and restored to a Territorial Government, 90 that
s new State may eventually be erected oct Of that
Isolated portion Of the world. The geography of
the country shows the PrOpriety Of such diVi-
sion
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s. w. GUNTER,

UCCESSORt n W. l. PEET, Church and Vine sts,
- would respectfully aLnJunee 20 the citizens of NaahVs,
that he prepared an ali orders in the Baking and Family
Or Gerry line Of business.
Thankful for past aTOrs, would eheerfuy recommend
ny successor, Mr. GUHrEH, 70 cid friends Ane susomsFl
ianI75e1@9ne ~. I. FhkT.
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Com mGrtinL
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. 80, <. 1877,
COTTON-InacIve. We hear Of the sales Of only l6baeS
at TX This price given only the best quality
The following 10 the substance OF dispatches received from
New Orleans, by a dealer in this city:
JAFUAEE 25I2 600 bales sold yeTerdGy. Average Nash
vile list L92. Excess OF receipts compared with The
corresponding period OF last year, &c coo bales.
JANUARY 29-SteamerG news received. Buyers claim
concessions"
GROCERlES.-No change.
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NOTICES.

"a We are authorized TO announce W. H. Witnesses asa
candidate for Justice Of the Peace In the Fr District NaEh
V 70 On the vaeaDsy OoosoHed By the resignation Of G..
B. Goodman. EesOn be held Tuesday February 3sd,
1857. lanes
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ERROR c. RRrcTED Our reporter wa misin-
lO-mai in re'a to certain young military gen
t.eua being putin the caabooss. On further in-
qlD, he finds that the report, on which para
srsTu ID yesterdays psper was founded, w.sel-
tiTC'J uruurGiess
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4 GOOD lot Of JOist Scsntng, and two inch Plank
a hand, cheap for cash. good lot Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered in few days those wanting
Ny Mill Is cutting daily Agent for other Mills.
will pay particular attention all orders Call the
Savings Institution and leave your orders you wish them
dlied lnoy25 J. &. DARDEN.
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~ We are authorised &C The mae Of JOSH n
HAALToH candidate Justice Of the Peace to All the
vacancy oseaaOned By the resignation Of J. B. Goodwin
Election TO be held on Tuesday, February %, 1857.
lnnal ~
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~ We are authorised 70 aanounee JoHH CORBITTs can
doats Tor Justice Of the Peace 10 the FIRST District, 70 MI
the vacancy seoaSOnsd By the resign alton OF Goodwin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

THE PRslDrNT ELrcT IN WAsHHGroH The
te's.r PHI informs US that JAMES BUCHANAN reached
Washington on Tuesday and procee led to the Ma
tiulaI HO'el
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hay~ The Jackson 8isSissiPpian says snake
vas r,c nlly caug1t in tie town of TuIly in that
Safe with q head at esch end. The reptile ezhib-
isd its venomous instincts, with ts two tongues
and double hiss, to The ssrOOisbme0t of its capors
vino sNls- The versciIy Of this fact
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Lavergne
Steam Mills for Sale

r7HE undersigned wishing devote his more TO his
i FARM vhe5s valuable property for sale, upon very
fEyOt able trTWs,
There is saw and three sets OF runners In complete
working order everything cOlryed in the best possible
for
In point Of locality il unsurpassed being within 20 yards
OF the RAILROAD IS miles from Nashville aud ia Of the
rcnes sections Middle Tennessee. Any person Wishing
10 buy 10 respectfully invited 10 Gail and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills II desired
which Is new aud desirable property. have also two
three No Mule leans and Wagons tor sale
Ian2l-3m ?. JNO. HILL.
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heavy les IN TIE Ms IssIFP.-Tbe Memphis
Bagsiiu, of be 22i, rays it rever Cbieryed such
heavy ce 10 tie Mississippi before. The river at
tast point had the appearance Of iog frozen ell
tT5y scrCsE
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RHEs!-ReHd This.-Mr. wHrTEHLN, our Paper
Manufacture, complains Of Rags being yey He
advanced he price some time since TO ~ cent per ID,
and Is sin unable TO get uIuPpy. lis strange that
double the quantity Of rags saved They
cash article at ell tmes-sways being IN demand We
surO tho interest Of every merchant buy them the
elclsu who buys rags ger trade with The
rags ard frequently money Many persons Who have
rags and other trade, and little money, WILL for the
f selling heir rags travel three four miles further
distant trade instead Of stopping
by immediate and thus the merchant
does buy Loves their trade. BvsTy merchant
should think tbs fact for their Interest And
assert their duty buy rags they set themselves up
meIchB for the whole human have Interests In
81 Tor the more rags saved ls cheaper children b
educated. esR1l-ettWAltW.
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II We are authorized 70 announce JANzE CoRHIrT
candidate for Just tee Of the Psacs in First Drs, %
al the vacancy oOeassnsd By tbs rSsgnaton Of George
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sr mANNY,s DELIBERATELY COMBINED
REAPING AND MOVING mACHINES.-PoR
sale by he undersigned at Johnson & HorDe's.
B. F. CHRATHAM,
iGnsY7-tE General Agent for the State.
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10 N - TTNT u U .
OROPOSALS will be received Al the Engineers Once Of
the Tennessee Alabama Railroad until February 10,
I-E7 for Grading. Masonry, and Bridging Of said kali
road from Spring Till - opposite the town q Columbia
about miles The above work comprises some heavy
rock cut n.y. six thousand Iefces Of Bridge Masonry
and sixteen hundred feet Of Bridging. Plans, PrOaes and
Specifications be seen al time and any further in
Obtsued By addressing J. H. DEyEHEUE, Division
Engineer at Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDERSON,
iznIG-tf Engineer.
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ny virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY III l.
- Woods sui II record the 0dee Of The Register Of
Davidson cunt Tennessee. Book Nc 49, pages ~ asa
l7s will on the g8h day February 1851 II The MARKET
House on square tHe city OF Nashville len
syps Al uJc sal and cash, o. the highest bidder,
me f1oEg parcels ground, tOEIt: Lots NO. 80 81 ana
slas dss gugd in David McGayoek plan Of Los OF re-
I'd IN the Aforesaid Office and bounded and described a. 10
the aforesaid deed mentioned and which reference Is here
made % satisfy debt therein mentioned. SAID Lots will
-oId free from no equity Of redemption sale 70 take
P51TtS ~ ARRAM T.. DENOSS, Truztee.
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Ea5- Tns statement Of the con ition Of the
Bank of Commerce Ct this city, vii be found IA
this mornings paper.