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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
Gas- PLAIN STATEMENTS or F,crs

DR. HAMPTON, now aged 50 years speaks Hear him:
Are yen sick Reware OF imitationsl Ask Ter
Iiainptons Vegetable Tncture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
CoaBtsrfeiting '' '
medicine must have merit and great merit too
can galvanze worthless article so as to keen il mn
rs . good me1iicine, ii il he not really So
good medicine will live become popular and OK
tcud Its sales year after year. in spite of opposition
The people readily and out its virtues and the fame
of them passes from mouth 10 mouth with more m
pIdty than newspapers can spread it. living WIT
ness tcstiyinS to the cure medicine has made for
him, Is OF more service than any newspaper adysr-
Using.
In prsof of what we say above, We refer You to
Hampton Vegetable TGcture and its effects
Mr.. WIN. iiIGR No. l9i South Paca street Ralti
mora, cured OF Kheuinatsm, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mn. EDWIN II. SPEiSKLIN, No. q Register street
Baltimore, most dreadful of SCrofua If wear
standing, lost number of pieces of bone restored
health.
Miss MARY ScoFIrLp, Teacher, Ne. $50 Baltimore
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call TO see her
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. WIN. Oldham. of Baltimore Cust0nl-Houss. suf-
ered from these mpaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. lie was cured by lIamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture after other things failed
COUGH CONSUMPTIOS &c.
Mr.. Henry G. VIM had cough for years-great
weak ness &C., had III all five six physicians tried
all the remedies, bat was cured only by
HAMPT0N's IEGETABLE TINCTURE.
EE- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
1t a trial
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAT, Balti-
more, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhe
- 81 per bottle; six bottles for b. Sc S-ddc
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- FOR RENT.-A House silnated

LII on 9Th street. between Grace and FRANKLIN
next to the corner on Franklin, Containing rooms
Two N the basement, with plank foors one used as
uihng room, the other at present a kitchen;
ruoms above the basement finished i'm neat and com
lortabie STYLE and large porch In the rear which is
pleasant and convenient The whole house is liQbtn
with gas, There Is q kitchen i'm the yard with two
rooms with an entrance from alley in rear of the
premises, hydrant in the yard and cnIvert running
through the back premises. Rent s275 and posses-
sion given on the Ist of October Applr on the
premises. a. os e,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

. M BALES HAY; 800 Bbls. Lime;
20 bbls. Cement 100 bbis, Caieined Plaster,
IN tore and for sale by
sas5 r. H. WHITLOCK 4 soy.
On KEGS Prime BUTTER; rs boxes
~ prime Cheese. For sale bv
@1 WM. WALLACE SONS.
cS0 BAGS Rio. Laguayra, Maracaibo,
'~|'' Java and Mocha COFFEE, for sale by
se25 WIN. WALLACE SONS.
CHEMICAL GERM AN ERASIVE
~ s0AP--F0r speedy washing Of clothes One
pound is said Ia be equal te two pounds ordieary
~ iaundrs use. Price I21e cts. pound
-. ceiyed by X. j. pICDT,
Druggist.
r 1fNN SAWED LATHS; 100000
- W. iacb Cypress Shingles. for sale
Il 1ff BY -
s4 r. H. wHITL0cK d SON.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

IN FOR RENT. - Four new Houses
and 18th street containing 1 rooms each. suitable
fr stores and dwellings. Possession given about the
9th OF October. For further information. apply 10
EDWARD ID. EAgHO.
80 <-Zt Pearl street.
a. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
Ii Tenement, on Main street, the residence of the
late Thomas Cowles, decd, and OF late occupied by
Mr. A. ID. Hutchinson, I'd door from the residence II
Ven the LIST Of October. Application to be made To
Thomas Is. Carter. or the Undersigned
THOMAS w. BOSWELL
AZ 95-fz $500 A"SoeoS".
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BY |. s. G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

m BAGS prime Laguayra COFFEE. for
~ sale by ss22 TtioS. JONES ts,
60 EIGHTH, Tenth aud Quarter Pipes
- Is, WI. WALLACE Sons,
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fss. FOR RENT-The lower tenement
Lii of the Mansion House." situated on Main
street is for rent 1t very desirable stand for the
Dry Goods, OF almost any other business
Also, new brick Dwelling House on 25th street
near the Methodist Church, on Union HILL and r,,-
Gently in the occupancy OF Mr.. VIM. Is. Christian.
For terms, apply to
sc3-eots J. III. POINDEXTER
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!56-THIs NUMBER WINS A PRIzE:'-
st JOSEPH RAFEL, Sc
70 r,u,, s,.o,@ 20


JOSEPH RAFEI No. Sc Camp street, still dis
prizes in Jcwcry by auction, to The public in Ny Or
he begs them to bear in mind the magic nnmher%hich
Ills advertisement and call and examine for themselves
the following aaeqHsed oek Of goods but family described be-
low, viz:
Diamond Euameed Backed Hunting and Open
Paced WATCHES.
ientlcmen's Open Face and Hunting Watches
manufactured by Dent Cooper. Johnson Tobias Taylor ia
gcrsan Of Copenhagen, and other celebrated maker
Railway Keepers, silver and gold cases. warranted
vary second in year.
Eoys' Watches, iucomprehensbe low prices
Diamonds than Oriental srandor, in Pms, Rings
EKG Kiug,, Biacelets, Necklaces, BAudeauN, etc.
Mosaic Set7, direct from Florence.
Pearl Enamel Opal and Plain Sets of pattern and de
ti.H, cf the latest fashion.
hundred Opera Glasses of every style aud material With
Twelve glasses, and most all prices
cclro and sheffield Plated Ware, in Casters, Candcsticks
FitrLer Gobets Cups Tea and Breakfast Sets husbands
SaIveys, etc
Silver Of pure standard Forks Spoons Ladies' Fish, But
r and Cheese Knives Tea and Breakfast Water Ice ard
NoIases Pitchers; Cups, GobIcts arr! Napkin Rings.
Writing Desks, Work and Toilet Boxes Dressing and Travel
Cases rosewood mahogany papeT nachc and leather
Clocks Tor drawing pH0rs halls, Offices and kitchens
in marble trona" ogmoa, aier mache, mahogany rosewood
Au1 iron pedestaIs
Fancy Goods such Card Cases, gold, silver, pearl
ose shell and ivory Portemonnaies Ivory Tablets Recles
Vnaere,e Smelling and Salt Toilets Fans Cigar Cases Sou
veLE; Chess and Backgammon Boards Da'ninosi Paper
Weights ard Cutters with hundreds Of other articles AIRY
for
Articles enumerated in this advertisement will be sold at
private sale per cheaper than other such
c>,ab, almen this continent. CALL EXAMINE and be
CONVINCED.
will repair or manufacture with prompucss and despatch
scn shortest notice ans article line, having engaged
The services Of the accomplished worken, regardless Of
eNpe.
Having purchased for fifty cash the dollar the whole
stock trade of Of he largest Jewelry and Fapcy Goods
establishments Tin iqaiaon) In the country it with hi,
ro one constitutes the greatest assortment opened
for pHbiic inspection.
RgrCAiL SOON. ia2 I'm
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE -
COACHES, HARNESS, ---
hGEEAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES, COACHES,
AtasA.
BEEG:ES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. VARNISEI, etc
aI7nFor sale low for cash or city acceptance. -En
n9-Nc. lI3 IEAyIER and No. 10 UNION STREET, -ss
New Orleans La
l,lgIy J. A. LtM & co.
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,EAsURER's DEPARTMENT, I


ns- Odd Fellows Hall. corner of Camp
and Iafayees streets, New Orleans Consisting Of the
large p capable Of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached: also, the Lee
TtRE ROOM capable OF seating Five Hundred Persons
be used separate connected, may be required.
The Hall is located III eligible Of the city the
rooms commodon and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night week month, may he required. Applica
ton to be made HENRY G. STETSON,
No. 81 Camp street,
to THGS. II. SHIELDS, Secretary,
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MADAME b. THE cELEBRArED SPANISH AS
vi THOLOGIST and iocttess-he first visit TO New Or
leshas taken Rooms At l59 Poyirs street up stairs be-
I}AroHls and Caronleet stress.
Madame be consulted all matters pertaining to
business love- marriage, courtp, law sickn and
give information with Ard friends relatives
distance Lucky numbers iii any lotteries be selected
by her for any all persons who wish and in hundreds Of
have drawn tie largest prizes numbers which
she has selected.
distance by writing. giving and ad
dress selected WHICH will be CAPT
tai prizes. fee of s. he enclosed for each number
wished.
Tie ,lanc this wonderful gift Of ratre
rarely bestowed, and is the only scientific srologit of the
Call her r you would consult the oreeer of
t!latever lived
All letters must be addressed Madame E. Ne Orleans,
Louisiana.
TERMsnes 81 So; Gents, s. s.; Lottery Tickets,
S. each,
Ely=EIolrs Q A. NJ to Q =. NJ. jal2 SPIN
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lEEICE. OF. NEW OItLHANs SAVINGS

{ lEkICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. al Canal sreet-1neoIpors'
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1855.
The office Of the Institution will be for the reception OF
Deposits morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
ard Saturday evenings from 8 to O'Clock.
Deposits Of One Dollar ard upwards will be received.
employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act OF
Incorporation Public Debts Of the United States of the
State Of Louisiana ard Of the City of New Orleans.
Of unencum bered and uimproved Real
Estate within the limits of the city OF New Orleans exceed
ing 50 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge OF the Stock Of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans exceeding 6O cent Of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment Of the
distributed eri-Rnnuy among the Ncposors.
No Trustee directly Indirectly borrow Of the funds
receive eny pay emoluInent whatever.
Certificates Of deposits having interest at rate TO leagceed
will be issued fer less than SlUU deposited fora
DniEa q tru
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND MASONIC AVID DRESS b.

Y ~. e!
ftissS ~ REi:i 81 HALL
T yS:: fi EMERSON Tss: + + hH-s!;y
S S$ 55 H:s 5s!.1s ss:sea,.
i ~ h s H SsIsa"
NJ kssssss, Y hsss. 5,., H %sss:,,.
En s"f Bsnnss ef Bragg
~ ssnSss s e fTSxa s s hi vs II Bs
oise + ne Gland Secretary Of the l. O. o. F., or from
d6S fsT%e I1I@'n. for Ladies will meet every
s n o ss MoTa 's WI" be 0pe"
Of The fraternity invited to IN
eaf .------------------ ~. -g
z Fd EE S sk ssb R iass
'"'Hs' 4Ht 5s2:;i RsSiR .s; s... .
. MANA GERS pu,sos =.
!: +: 4 1s a;s;s H #s;@s;
VII " f Ei1,Gn 2 7. f e ;5Shas'on'
sse 6as will ssa a
s-Persons wishing to procure Ladies, Invitations,
| tary
| nIy-Tte Board of Managers will every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at o'clock, at the office of the Ball Room.
R No Lady will be admitted without Invitation Ticket
having been approved by the Board Of Managers.
mask ed persons will be examined by committee be-
| fore entering the Ball Room
hS Ladies' Invitations will he issued after the
last meeting of the Managers which will be the nights
previous TO each Ball.
Positively Subscribers ticket can be procured on the
night of the Balls. d30 tFe4
| "a MASKED SOCIETY RALLS-A SERIES
ak SsESf 1851 1881 a hSS6SfS FIJI T1 + the
Ek st. Charles street the first If which will take place on
FRIDAY the 9th Of January ls7 and the others every
succeeding FRIDAY, until TueeEay February 2sth being
MARDI GRAS
Balls will be given under the of the
| following gentlemen
! Dr. l. T4abatut, g. W. Dunbar, }. 9: Eignaud,
J. A. Brand, c. A. Trernouet, G. W. squres,
s: Magner, Chas T. Bouligny, Aueustin,
| Victor Burt1e,i A. Chiapella, +. GGuel
l.. f. Forstall, Henry De Gruy, Geo ". White,
I4ucien Charyet, 4. Brocard, F. G. Gottschalk
G. de Ferie ?. W. Woodiief, J. A. Guillote,
F. B. De Gruy, o. VOORHEES,, f. Barnett
j. Aliige. E. Ganucheau, V. Lob.,
j. NJ. Orio1, All Cornu, c. Wcysham,
Jules Fazende.
p Gentlemen wishing subscribe 10 the series will
make their applcationsto Mr. RUFFIER, ut the Office Of
the Ball Room, situated the second floor of the Hall
Said office will be every day from 9o'clock A. NJ te
BPM. dl3 If
90 MIR. AND MRS. ANGELINA'S DANG
~ ING ACADEMY, 1913 Carondelet street, Girod, il
IN for the reception Of pupils Chdrens Chs
" The Imperial and kanaika will be the Two dances fo
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az j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
SQ AS respectfully his friends and
A the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
2LLiN. the season, at
OBJ FE L 0 vs. Fl ALL,
where he hopes with the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced Saturday, Nov. l.
LA danced in the first circles Of Paris
ter will become popular in New Orleans this aud
will he taught by Dir Vegas.
Tie and hours Of tuition 5 follows:
ADIESTuesdays Thursdays and Sa uiay from 10 to II
O'Clock N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Thursdays ard Saturdays, from
6 o'clock 2. NJ.
CONGRATULATIONS, Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
10 O'Clock P. NJ.
nA Practicrg Party Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
nesday.
rPartcuar attention will be given Children and many
Fancy Dances, before taught i'll this city, will be
brought out.
rJ y give lessons at seminaes and in private
families
The Musical Department under the charge Of that excellent
vionist, Mr.. A DENEiR1 Orchestra Leada for Balls
and Soirees
rs-For terms apply Mr. ]. VEGAS, at Odd Fellows Hall,
or a, Mr.. Gabcs Music Store 80 Camp DO SIN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsP'S GAIETY-G xavier STREET
Lessee Manager W. H. CRISP; Treasurer t. B. CLARKE

CRIsP's GAIETY-GEAv1ER STREET
PRICES OF ADMrssIoN-Dress Circle and Parqnee, IS
ery oored Gaery as qHsdreon Private Boxes pei seat
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to s. each.
Des 90
pS-The Elegant Theaer in the United s,ates.-aS
THIS EVENING, January %, 1851.
Benefit of Miss ELIZA LoGAN-on which occasion, by
ssy ~ G!hs
VII pss Sosis t.
pa5s f the as Ss 5 e
sS Rg Y6USG VIII
ct. CHARLES TIIEATEE-sT. CHARLES ST
ing Alnaxs A e. III nR5sFf s Act
PRICES OF ADMIssIoNnTess Circle and Pasqus,te; g
teSsis Is Cents ;'F Priva}e Boxes e"c S.
Box Office open daily from 10 to o'clock Doors open at
osertnreat7 o'clock precisely.
THIS EVENING, January %, 1857,
DION URCICAuIT-Wi be presented for The arst time
tae Mis- Agnes Eo9srssGn Horace Mr. our
AS HIS sTvEs ' Viii al
owerT mpsSr S M sfsI I'VE W
lee; Songs Duets, Chouse by all the characters and
| full chorus
Tomorrow Miss Agnes Robertson. Sunday Ben
eft Of Mr. Viilng Bowers. jazz
ORLEANS TFIEATIGIs- ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIss1oN-press Circle, Lat,iced Boxes,
Parquee and Second Boxes 81 5D Pit 81; Third Gallery 80
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open Gs O'clock Performance at I.
SATURDAY, January "a, 1851.
Fifth night of Meyerbcer's grand opera, in acts of HE
PROpHET-Messrs Moulin Junca, Mines Bourgeois Muller
ps The Libreto of three French Operas, Fos edition
for sale at the Box office. jas
| A MEHITHEATER AED NJ r U Ms T
| II CIARL Els STREET, corner Of Commercial Place
SPALDING ROGERS. Managers and Proprietors
sPALDLNG g. ROGERS THREE CTRCUsEs.
noon, u O'clock
HgMUSEUM of Countless Curoses open all day. 10 A
NJ to 10 p NJ Museum Performance of Mr.. NEI.T.IS thu
Celebrated NoArmed Man, every day at H. and o'clock
Ca. Admission only 50 cents both Circus and Museum
Children under 10 and servants, half prce-n day tim
only.
rrle beautiful and kiful Mile ROSA the great ROBIN
son, hewou!erful MAGILTON, Mesdarpes ORMONI
and LAKE, Kate ORMOND. Bill. LAKE, RICHARD
BATS, DAVENPORT. NATuANIEIS, BROWN, eros
BY the TRICK les ETC., the best and most
meros Equerans Gymiasts Clowns and Trained Horse
in the World. ial9
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IMPERIAL HOT HOUSES PEI

&A&S@ i0RGf: CO. from Europe, respectfully inform
~ d'e ami amateurs of Plants that they are HOW import
ing extensive of Shrubs cvey variety com
tr2 Canea Of The finest AMI newest descriptions; Rloio
d6ndrOs, inEDOaS, Pennes, upwards 5000 Trees
grated and crcd Also, considerable qIan;i kinds
superior Fruit Trees such Pear Apple Cbetrv Plum
Peach and pcot Trees uIhous and Flower Roots; I5l v
cites n@as Am rails, hyacnths Tulips Flower AMI
Garden Trees
The whole is ole very moderate and aarareed
UI will be forwarded II the country without charge
ezF-CdG'oCues be had at N. Il CGa5tres street 1ex 10
Nj iaisers variety
E.R-Fo. sale, 2 Rose Toes e$hti,+ III Paris II
p, by Mr, 4yllli, gG Lyons at!q Ila
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DOYDS PROLEFIC COTTON SEED l ,20(
ID bushels for sale by n. j. WILSON Co, Agents,


Il ~ ~ 49, r. r. i Ike ~ +: II SiI IF
Orleans that Office will be from and after the First day
February next and that there, from 10 o'clock \. VI :
shall be ready receive the State faxes levied
according to law Real Estate, Slaves Capital etc. for The
also notify all persons corporations following
trade profession occupation requrr license, 10 call
aud provide themselves with the license in
their respective profession
occupations the year 1871 Get Of which they will in
the penalty Of the law.
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TRIMMINGS,

WAGONS, etc. VARNIStl etc.
;sI3aFog sale low for cash city acceptance. ia
nQ-Ec. lI3 GEAVIER and No. 10 UNION STREET, -ss
New Orleans La
ials ly J A. l Il 20.
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NEW CR0CJGRTES-JUST Received
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new Il ANS; Beet TONGUES;
Cr.cknell BISCUITS; English 5 SAUCES and Pickles.
French PRI!SERVES Wesphalia H. Ms;
E.lIEINS Figs ard Pruncs in Jars and FaLcy Boxes;
and yiety Of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for Holidays
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS ard CORllIALS.
Fer sale the & IN GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
jas ct f. l.. BIER TER, Agent.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-01-23

Al q Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within
and for the County Of York. on the tirsi Moodny
in January, Ia the year ot our Lord eighie o
hundred and tnyseyen, b. the Honorable Ed.
ward Bourne. Judge ofIsid Court:
nm the petition Of Riehsnt Smith, guardian of
~ Amsnda NJ Stuart, q minor and child OF
Miles w Stuart, late Il hollis, In said county,
deceased, representing that ssid minor 10 seised
and possessed VI the following described real 60
tate. yiz:-one seventh part OF the real estate u
..id deceased, the same being more fully dee.
cribed in said petition.
That an advantageous offer OF three hundred
and liliy dollars has been made by Charles K.
aud Roscoe q. Siuar, u Hollis, in said county.
which Offer Il IL for the interest OF all concerned
Immediately to accept; and the proceed. of sale
10 be pui out interest for the benefit Of the SAID
minor. and ,rsying that license may be granted
hIn to ssi and convey the interest aforesaid, &C.
corJIng to the salute In such eases made and pro-
vided.
ORpEREp, Thatsthe said petitioner give notice
thereof 10 VII persons Interested in said estate. BY
causing copy Of this order ~ be published three
weeks successfully in the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed at B,ddeiord, IN said county,
thai they may appear al Probate Court To BE-
held at Ssco, In said county, on the tint Mon.
day OF February next, at ten oi the clock in the
k,renoon, and shew csuse II any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should no, BE- granted.
3 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS liAcJs, Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate held At Alfred, within aud
for the county Of YORK ,on the irst Monday ia
January, 10 The year " our Lord eighteen
hundred and dny.seyen, by III. Honorable Ell.
w.rI Z. Bourne, Judge OF said Court:
ARTHUR MC'ARThUR, Administrator de-
a bUns non with the will annexed, Of the c.
tate Of Mary X Moody, late Of Lurine,on, In
said county, deceased, having presented his dr,,
account ul administration uf tie estate of ,sid ,le
ceased also, his private account against SAID
estate, Tor allowance.
OapEEgp, That the said Macarthur give no.
lice io all persons Interested. 10y causing copy
OF this order 10 b- published three weeks cue.
cr,syrIy 10 the Union and Eastern Journs
printed at BiddeforJ, in said county, that they
may appear alta Probate Court 10 be held al Ss.
co. IN said cUunty, on the tint Monday Of Feb
Tuary next, at ten Uf the clock In the forenoon,
aud shew cause, il any they have, why The same
should not he allowed
Q. ATTEST, FRAScIs BAcos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRAscls BAcos, Register.
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POS pom MEN T
UCTToN.

WILL BE SOLD at public auction, OF the for
w mer rr.id-nev of Thomas Day, IN Bi,lietr'yi,
(hov oceupledby Thomas Ellis, un TUESDAY,
Jau, 9th, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI uUr Yoke Oxen,
5 yeafs od-one Yoke Steer, Yeas Old-One
Colt, yeurs old last sprng-iwo ShOais--about
o tons Hsy-lJO bushels ears IT COrn-+1 bushels
Carrots-4l bushels OaIs-6 bushels white bald
Whe.t-i bDl. Cider-l Moving Machine
Hay Press-l lsrze Hay Cutler. cost s2O-l Veg.
etible Cuilrr-l Corn >heiler-! Sub~OU Pow
SSard do good Ok Wagon, with cast iron
Hubs TO the wheels-Carts, &c Il good lett Ok.
Bob,leds-Yukes-kows, Rugs, Staples, Chairs,
&c. Al>o, Household Furniture. consisting VI
Bod, B-d,issds, Tables, Chairs, Sofa, Secretary.
bureau, etc. etc, together with large variety VI
Articles loo numerous to- Pdrliculsrizs.
X reTms Lberal -C1
II the We ,thrr shUuid be unfavorabls on the
above mentioned day, the sale will be pOs,pJned
to the following Thursday
J. NJ GOODWIN, Auctinneer.
BlddelooJ, Jan %, ISL Iva
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-01-23
Dratbs.

Ia Alfred, slh inst, William p Frost, aged CT
years
Al the 4. = Navy Yard, kit,erv, Jan 18th. al
the residence ot hi, sOa.IG.ls~. Mr. Is y Allen,
Y. ) " Captain Elisklm COfiu, sgsd "a, 4 ns-
tive Ut Nantucket, Mass
10 Portsmouth, Jsa l4ih, At the residence Of
her sister, Mr.. hkerusn, yrry >u1drnly, Mr..
Francis u Migin, aged ~ Jan 3. Col lsaoc
Jrnn-s., aged &c. formerly Of Wakefield Jan. b,
Mr. Thomas N,-ss aged - wears.
In North Berwick, Sh lusi William Boston
E-,l aged 81 years AID Q uoaihs, formerly II
Wells Ee>I-rH papers please copy.
10 BuSiUa. Goth uli Mr. Sarah, widnv Of the
late EbsH, zrr Radon, aged s.
H. North Berwick, 10Th ult Mrs Patty, wife
ct n .ihsniel Abbott, aged 80 2sih, Mr. Thomas
CLARK, aged ~ years.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-01-23
Notice of Foreclosure.

"HEI,EAS, T. ij.h Cunningham, Of Renne'
w bunspor, ia the county at York, on the Both
day OF May, 1854, by HE deed at that date, duly
',cOried IN the York Registry. B"ok ~, page
39i, To which deed the record thereof, reereGc,
may b,' had, conveyed IN fee sud m mortgage to
Ine, John Curtis, oi saId KenuebunEpo Ia secure
the Pay ment at n certain sum ~. money, certain
piece or p rel at land, together with the build
mSS Ih,rrUn, situated near the Eastern Pier, ia
'sd kennebuukpOrl being the same premise.
now ONcupicd by the sald Cunningham, aud
whereas, the conditions of said mortgage hay.
beru bn.L.n and unprlC,rmrd, therefore, |, the
undersigned, hereby give n,lice that Oh account
IL the breach Of condition, Of the sSid mortgage,
clain foreclosure Of the same under Tue pruyis
IUn> If the statute la sue h case~ made and pro
vpIrd JOHN CURTIS.
Kcnnebunkpot Jan a.. 1851. is3w3