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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

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Now York. -Mateson. Missouri .caruthers.
Pennsylvania ----. Lcidy Maryland. Harris.
.--- Reilly. South Carolina -Bonham.
Not voting .-.-----orr, Speaker. South Carolina.
Mr. Davis Of Maryland, md Mr.. Blair Of Missouri
the only Members from Slave States who voted No
The only Republican absent Mr.. hatteson Of New
ork. The Republicans present all voted No, and the Re-
pubcans and epubcauzed Americans cast ninety of the
hundred aud fourteen votes Reilly and Leidy paired
OF, and Caruthers is sick in Cuba.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
Tho Democratic Messenger of this place
endorses the Message in the following Ian

THE CANALs.--Tho State Journal Of
the 1lth, says "Mr. FINEFRocK introduced
a bill into tho House this morning, to re.
store under certain restrictions the canal
contracts to their position under the con
tracts" Senator BUcKtAND is keeping ar
eye to the canal contract matter. The
State Journal does not much favor Mr.
BucKLAND's idea, as he urges that the con
tracts were fraudulent, and that such plea
should be set up by the Attorney General
The Journal says:
'rhe presenthill, understand originally drawn
sort Of compromise, assened to by the Attorne,
General and the counsel of the contractors and 1t
expected to through without much trouble: but tn
debate in the Senate and especially the speech of Senate
Buckland frightened the faithful, and they inserted
amendment into it, which very materially changes II
whole character"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

A law on the press has come into force
in Denmark, prohibiting newspapers from
coping the articles Of other Journals with.
out quoting them,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
Friday, February 10, 1858.

Hon L. w. HALL, has our thanks for a
package Of several varieties Of seeds from
the Patent Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
Anenta nnnte1. Liberal inducements of
TNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS
l. CovERY Of the Ageis
AVer,s CatTlaPtic Pills.

They don't help complaints, but they them.
One box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three boxes have cured the worst OF Scrofula
Two boxes have cured Fry spess.
One box always cures the Jaundee.
Three boxes to cleanse the system from Boils
often less than one dees it, the legs
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Ulcers
Small doses seldom fail TO the Piles
One dose the headache arising from foul stomach
Strong doses often repeated expe every from the
body They should be given to children, who always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
As a gentle physicthey have no equal
One box cures arrangement of the Liver.
Half box cures cold. [ofeyery disease.
They purify the blood and TINS strike at the foundation
As dinner pill there is not their equal in the world
They purely vegetable, and do no HARM but do
accomplish unaccountable amount of good.
Prepared bv DR.. J. c. AVER, Pratcnl Chemist Lowell
Mass and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicines
throughout this section. 2mo2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

Lecompton in the Rousc--VOte on til Q
ResOiuiion of MIR. stephens.
The vote in the House refusing to refer
the Presidents Message and the Lecomp-
ton Constitution to the Committee on Ter
ritories, is thus analyizcd by the Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

WILL take notice that petition filed against them
w the thirteenth day OF February, A. ID. 1858, in
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the County OF
Sandusky and State of Ohio by Cyrus A. Dyer and Jane
r DYER his wife, and is pending wherein said Cyrus
A. Dyer, and Jane p. Dyer his wife, demand partition OF
the following described lands and lenements situated In
the County ofSandusky, and State ofohio, to wit:
The west part Of the east half of the southeast quarter
and the southwest part of the half Of the northeast
quarter OF section number one in township number four
in range number fifteen, containing thirtysevsn
more or less.
Also tho south part ofinlot number five hundred and
four and the south part OF not number five hundred and
fvs and the whole Of the several inots numbered fol-
lows:
-Four hundred and thirty-one;
Six hundred and seyenty-six;
Six hundred and sevcnty-sevep;
Six hundred and seventy-eght;
Seven hundred and seyenteen
Seven hundred and eighteen;
Seven hundred and thirty-three;
Seven hundred and thirty -four;
Seven hundred and forty-three; and
Seven hundred and forty -four;
All Of said n-lots being in the village Fremont In the
county of Sandusy and State of 0hio and that at the
June term of said the said Cyrus A. Dyer and jane
r. Dyer s wife, will apply for order that partition may
be made ofsaio premises. CYRUS A. DYER, and
JANE p. DYER,
| Feb. Is, 1855 4w7 BY Buckland ( Everett, Ahys.
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Tho Democrat on the Presidcnt's poiict.
The following article VIC take from the
.Sondusky Democrat, ofthc 18th. Although
we confidently believe the editor Is opposed
to the Lecompton policy, bis talk is not
open and undisguised as il should be. We
put him on record rs follows:
ave publish the Presidents special message accompa-
nvinr the tranSmssion of tho Iecomrton constitution to
Congress There i nothing IN II calculated change the
opinion Of anv democrat on The suhee The president
firmly pressts Ia his policy OF admission under the ~
comrton instrument Consceuions,y believing Una. speh
on Of the principles and honor Of the democratic party
and rnons to ta. political organization he great body
Of Mr. Buclsnan's friends North while cordially concur-
ring In his policy in reference other matter, nus
tnuc IN their attitude Of Incorporating hostility to tile
admission Of Kansas under the Leccmptou constitutions
he question is now in the hands Of Congress for de-
cisior md hopes, based upon thenegencc thus mr
received arc strong that Il will be determined In manner
which viii preserve the Integrity and pghted ith Of the
national Democratic party The question is without ex
certinn the most important one of domestic charagter
which has before Congress. The struggle T. of
charnrcr calculated TO try the integrity and moral cour
age Of Northern members Of Congress to the utmost
They who pass this ordeal without shrinking or eng
will deserve than the ordinary thanks Of their
stituents On the other hand would not stand In the
shoes Of the northern member Senator who fers in
hi, crlsis for ans amount OF Executive consderation"
whetever."
Tho Democratic Messenger Of this place
endorses the Message in the following Ian
guage:
awe would call the attention Of our readers to the able
message Of President BroHANAN which publish In null
in this number. Like all the state papers which have
emanated from this distinguished statesman IT is mark d
by the strong and cogcnt reasoning powers UT
course all will be anxious to read this able state paper
The prospect is now may in this connections Of an
early settlement of this entangng question. Let NO
democrat for moment doubt but that the President will
otically Push the cause alongi"
We expected Botefur would endorse this
great fraud. He was fearful he should loose
the Collectors Office of this port, unless he
backed down from the position he assumed
q couple of weeks since.
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BY States, tho vote was as 70

| against Lecompion.
From Slave States 49,
From Free States. IL.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

EINAL SETTLEMENT >Ba-
ker Administrator Of the estate Of G. u. Cook, de-
ceased has filed his accounts in the Office Of the Probate
Court for the final settlement of said estate which will be
heard on the 18th day of March, 1858.
Feb IT, 1858. dit. JOHN BELL, Probate judge
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

State.
The Medina Gazette says that Mr.. Hatch's
sub treasury bill ought to be called "a law
to fatten brokers'"
: NAns GROWING IN THE FLEsH.-A late
writer in the Ohio Cultivator gives the fol
, lowing remedy:
.'Cut notch in the middle Of the mai
every time the nail is pared. Tho disposi
ton to close the notch draws the nail from
. the sides. 1t cured mine after had suffer
! ed weeks with its fostering"
Mr.. John King, of Port Clinton, wa
drowned in Portage River on Sunday, tn
I, 9TH inst, about A miles below Hartford
He undertook to cross the channel Of th
river as he was skating homewards, an
: broke through the ice,- Toledo Blade.
# The Cincinnati Gazette is PANIED to lear
h that the venerated widow of President Ha
J. rson has been for considerable time col
fined to her bed, at the residence of her sol
J. Scott Harrison, near North Bend. OF
,f age, rather than any particular disease, hi
asserted its influence upon naturally r.
bust organization. The venerable lady
5. now over eighty years of age.
u A young lady in Granger has for sever
u years been afflicted with tho dropsy, and {
as Thursday last DIR. Hills performed sugic
Il operation, ard took from her strty-tu
:, pounds of water Three years since
" performed similar operation and too
as from her one hundred and four pound
As and one year since 1irty-tvo pouads--.A ~
dina Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-24
By A. D. Williams, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATI


- ON 5TH STREET, BATWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. AT AUCTION by vi, tue OF A
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by jose
X W eisiger. Trustee, &c :, dated Sd of D camber,
1856 and recorded in the Clerks office OF Richmond
Hastings Court betoR thereto requested will SELL
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Jsnnery, at Ave
O'clock f fair If not the next fair day thereafter
upon the premises, the property b. said desd CON.
veyed, to wit: certain lot Of ground with the
buildings thereon situated an the east side Of 5th
street. hon,ing thereon 80 feet and ruuuiag back
i2o feet to an alley 10 feet wide il being the s.me
roper conveyed by Littleton Read to joseph K
Mr. Q McIndoe =.
TEEMs-Suficient in cash tn defray the expenses
attending the sale. and gay of b nj + ss36.
with interest thereon from st October 1855: cred.
II until lst October, 1889. upon SUN sufficient to
meet bond for 1896, then to fail due with interest
thereon from LIST ctober. 1885, and the remainder Of
the purchase money to be pail at such time or
tines ~ will be announced at the sale Taxes n
lc59 To lie De ID by the purchaser.
The title il believed 10 be undonhted. but selling
- rustee. shall convey with cial warranty on.
ly. ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee
sale Conducted by A ID WILLIAMS. 4uct.
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
l. A. X. PARKER &, CO.

have lust received their SECUND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
making their assortment one of the most complete
AND w n tnYy alss ever and at such
splendid Black and Cord SILK Robes s'Lez
-. Flounced
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt do Soie and Taffcta
Silks
Rich Plsid and Fig'd Valenciss
Black Bomhazines, Alpacas, Chellies and Mouse
line.
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Cam Tic, pequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Cioaka, Nantes and Shawls in great variety
Cloths, Cassimlerts and EestiDgs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
"a and s PULLED Cloths; Sheep's Grey Sattnetts
Buckisni Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Plsids
Plaid Linseys; Flannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
DaEnask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Towels: Linen and Cotton SbeetiuEs
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
MeriDo. Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirt.
and Drawers
Aiexander's Kid, Buckskin, Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntlets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets: Rugs; Druggets, dc. oc ~
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By 4. B. Cook, Aue,ioneer

ROOKS, STATIONERY, Go , AT AUC-
- TION.-On W EDN KsDAY evening. aad instant
at o'clock. will commence sling 8 large nd
valuable collection Il Books direct from the pub
Science and the Arts cenprs ding Gil the popular 90.
thors. Scott, Lever. Goldsmith. Dickens, %, %.
ALSO, -
Fine Family Eiblee, Prayer aad Hymn Books. els-
gAntly bound. together with large lot q ststone.
ry. Gold Pens, Fancy Goods, &c, 70. -
The attention Of the pablo 10 pArtioulsrIy called
TO this sale being II best oursd IN ths mar
ket, and will be sold without reserve.
The sale will be como ucted IN The store No n Main
street, above. and Will be continued every eve
ming until the whole stock u dispcsed q
deZ2 CO0K Auet
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By E. B. Cook. Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FUR SITURE.
GR0CEalES; 4o VERY VALUABLE HORSE,
BUGGY AND HARNESS. CART. AND OTHkk
PERSONAL PROPERTY. AT A GCTIO Mas
Trustee in . deed Of trust FROM Frank Dickman da-
ted December 10th. 1855 at 10 O'clock Of record in
the Clerks Oficsin the County Court Of Heurico /
shall proceed, on FRIDAY, December slst. is5s.
10 sell, at public auction. at the residence Of
said Dictman, on the Brook turnpike in the
county Of HeDrico, all tho hcus-hcld and hitch.
en- furniture belonging to the said Dckman most Of
which 10 new. and Of the beet Guslity. Alss, the.
stock OF groceries, bar fixtures &C. in the stors Of
said Dickman: Also, one very fine horse, six ears
old; sound and gentle; oneh sndsems new top buggy
and harness; one new waRo~: one cart and harness;
very fine COW; number Of hogs; lot of corn. and
Other valuable personal property
TERMs-For sums under $40. casb; for sums ovor
thst amount, negotiable notes at months with ~
proved endorsers, with interest added
SAMUEL BAYLY Trustee.
IN. Sale conducted by e B. Cook
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nse. We keep eopstsntly % hsuA, pare ground
Spicss, Of our ovn rtseeraiica. snsos hlch are
nsmon. Also. met received. ffsk supply Of tVis-
y az sesp lot so0f:.J ScSarsror sro D,,~.,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-24

NOTICE.-The general meeting OF the
IN stockholders of the Rank of Virginia. VII pe
held at their Banking House. In the city 81 nicn'
mood. on MONDAY, the 10Th q January nen. or
Bank shall vote oy proxy for any stockhoidsr. ~
any election OF Directors or Officers o. BANK, nui
ecuted sixty days before the time OF any election.
do 10 2awtIaJan
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GENERAL AGENTS. &c
-
NEGRO HlRING.
THOMAS j. BAGBY.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
l0fiee No: Vail street. between Main and Frank
lin SITS. GaaoY st. Charles Hotel,

l0fliee No. Wall street, between Main and Frank.
lin SITS. gl3oT st. Charles Hotel.
RICHMOND Va.
beg leave TO return my thanks TO my friends
and patrons, tor ,heT favors during the past year.
ana would inform them that will continue the buei-
pess OF HIRING OUT EEGRohS RENTING OUT
HOUSES, COLLkCfING CLAIMS, &C., the ensu-
ing year.
Persons who may entrust the hiring OF their ser.
want. to the, may reSt assured that will exert my
self to procure reasonable prices and good homes
for them and III of sickness, the best medical
and personal attention hhall be given
81 The earlier after Christmas, Negroes sent
III, the better, 20 iasnre good homes
To tko5e with Whoa am personally unknown,
would refer to The following persons: Messrs T
Workman Co. Da1ridge Hart, Tinsley. Tardy
Williams, Hunt l. Brother. McGruder's Sons.
and II X Elysop. % this city; DR. feuntieroy,
John Bagby. and samuel RyIand, of King and
Queen county; WIN Gary. Of King William co
David Scott and Dir A q Roy. of Essex CO /; K Ii
Harwood, of Richmond CO.. and Travis BagDy, OF
Caroline CO de Tim
NEGRO HIRlNG.-The undersigned,
~ thankful for past fayors, again offers his SER
vices to / is friends and the public generally. to
HIRE 0Uf NEGROES. He will devoGe his strict
attention TO getting good homes, and the highest
prices. And in oil OF sickness Will see that
the Servants are we'll attended to
Collections and pay ments promptly made;
Metropolitan Hail. franklin street,
de It'll Richmond. Va.
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pUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND

DUBLlC SALE OF TRACT OF Lam d
l. CALLED MANNHEIM, IN THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER, ON THE RICHMOND, T. &P RAIL
ROAD, Is MILES FROM RICHMOND, STOCK,
SLAVES. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CHOPS. &C
Pursuant to the provisions Of a deed Of trust from
VIM III Winston 20 the subscriber, for the benefit Of
his creditors. of record In Hanover Office. the under
signed WILL on the 18Th day of January 1889 on the
premises, proceed to sell the above Tract of Land
called Mannheim, adjoining the lands Of William D
Winston, the estate of Phillip Winston, DECD
and others, distance from Richmond, by the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. 10
miles, end within miles of the Central Railroad,
On the fredericksburg Road.
There is a turnout, called Ellett's, or Dsrrscott's
within half mile Of this land. The tract contains
4i6 acres, and its susceptibility of Improvement is
equal to auy laud in hanover
The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell
ing house, new, with five rooMs, new tobacco house.
smoke house and negro quarters. all new. 1t is
rarely the case that a more desirable farm. (when
the local advantages quality of soil and neighbor
hood. are looked to- is offered for sale.
At the game time and place, will be sold Is young
and kelly Negroes, constr ting of men. women boys
and girls all the Household and Kitchen Furniture;
stock of Cattle, Horses, Hogs. Crops, &c.
TERMs-For the Land, credit of and IL months
will be allowed, for notes, with approved curity
carrying interest from the day of sale, and the tio
retained until the last payment is made. The
Slaves will be sold for cash. For the other pro-
perty terms made known on day Of sale.
The title the land ia undoubtfd, but selling as
trustee. will convey with special warranty:
no l3-2awtds VIM WINsTON.
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kwtds EDMUND T. NORRIS, Com
By E. B. Cook, Auct.

VALUABLE COOPER'S SHOP, WITH
LEASE ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
TUESDAY, DEC. 18TH. 1858. AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
DESTROYS of closing up our business, will of1er
for SALE at auction the lar &c and convenient Cooper
Shop situated on J, r. and X. Canal just above
Crenshaw's Mills. subject to q ground rent of s25
per annum.
At same time We will sell a large lot of COOP.
LR'S TOOLS, SLAVES, DC
TERMs.-All sums under Si00, cash over 800,
months credit for approved paper interest added.
w A WILKINSON co.
Sale conducted by +. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
lS-f6s
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WE are receiving per Jamestown
W Fancy Prints, medium grades
Rcd, White and Yellow Fl&nnels
Mohair MixtUrts aud Debages
Poagee Hekfs Corset Jeans
kubInaccis Sublime Servings
MarshalPs ana Stusrt's Patent Threads
Kentucky Jeans, medium and super
Heavy Plaid Linseys
Shetland Wool Shewls
Hith,msny other new and cheap Goods for sale by
de s KENT PAINE & co.
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SCHOOL OF GN--VIRGINIk
- MECHANICS INSTITUTE The exercises of
this school, under the guidance of Profs HEENRIcHs
ami GRAvT, will be resumed early in January, 1889
There viii be three classes with tuition fees
according 10 Advancement of pupils AL boys and
young men wishing TO snter for the session of 4
the Professors; or. TO Mr Jos. Powell. Mr.. kersey
r TO VI Bailey oe Is-l2t
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1870 NEGRO HIRING, 1870
CIV IL TYLER,

Office on Marshall, between 9Th and 9TH Streets.
The subscriber again Offers his services TO the peo-
pie of Richmond and the surrounding country, as q
GENERAL aGENT.
HIS attebti0n will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NkGkOES, kENrlNu OUT HOUSES, and
CbLLkCTIaG THE HIRES aud REnTS, aud all
other CLAIMS and Shilling NEGRUES and
REAL Estate PhiVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond is very large having been, fire IL 1851 to
1887, tue keeper OF the City Hall and other city
properly door keeper to The City Council. and po-
lice officer.
He will give his personal attention (when re-
Qu;red) to servants hired out by him during the
year. His Office on siarshali street, between 9th
Esq. Persons III the country, sending me Servants,
will please write before the end of tho year, and
send their negroes by the lat OF January, 1859.
Thanking tho-e who gave him their patronage
for the year ISIS, be sol cite their buein for the
future, and hopes that many others may Confde
their business 10 him.
FOR his fitness an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may come into his hands be
fers to the citizens OF kickplond generally and
pecially to the following gentlemen: Hon John
Mere nth, Judge of the Circuit Court: MarmadUhe
johnson, Esq, Common ~eath's Attorney.
mEMBERS OF TIA tITY C0uNCIL.--D Saunders,
President; VIM Allen, Edwin Robinson, DR. w
Reddy, Gee IS hiitield, Grattan, A Stokes,
and W M Ii Richardson.
Messrs Conway Robinson. Gustavus A Myers.
Herbert A Claiborne. james Lyons, Thos w Nc
Felix Mathews, Wm ri Haxal, Vim w Timberlake
G Lipscombe, Goddin Apperson, JAS Taylor
Il Son, Alex Garnett, hrs Peterfeld aren't and Al
bert Suesd. and julius Hobson. Collector City
Taxes. w IL TYLER,
de 3-dtlOJ&cw6t Office near Second Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-24

DINE WOOD A lot Of seasoned Pine
Wood, kept under cover. and delivere dry; for
sale by JNO WERTH, Agsnt.
Yards corner OF 10th st ~ d 3asin,
de ?3--ts aud 9Th and Byrd etFeets.
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HIGH CONeTABLE's sALE-D

=
IA tue of an order Of the Richmond Hastings
Court, made in the attachslen case of Thomas
JOINS Co, vs. Thomas McDonough. and TO me di.
rectea, shall proceed to SELL in font Of the Hish
Ccnstable's Office. on FRIDAY. the 3st day Of De-
cember, 1885, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ large
lot OF drocerie., Consisting of Is bbis Whiskes:s
part hbls whskey; bbis Apple Brandy; 81 bbls
Cir; az bbls Run; b5s ana half ripe French
Brandy; * bbis Swee. Wine; bbls Herriugs; az
hbls Syrup: bbls Bacon; 81 bbls Vinegar; lot Cod
Fish; II Water Booklets; lot Grain and Ground Pep
sacks Coffee; bbls Flour; dcz Brooms; lot Butter;
half bbl Coffee; halt Dbl Lard: half Dbl Maekerel
half Dbl Coffee Sugar: 2 doz Washboarde; boxes
Clothes Pins; boxes Ground Coffee; boxes Tallow
Candles; half kbl Crushed Sugar. Dbl Brown Gu
gar; foxes Adamantine Candles; Is reans Wrap
ping Paper: bundles Cotton Lines; lot Shoes; rs
shoe Brushes; % boxes Matches; half Dbl Rice; 21s
chests Tea; bags Buckwheat Flour; Q boxes Soap;
box Black Tea; 8 Dscanters; lot Chewing and
fmoking Tobacco; cake Cheese lot Spice; rack-
ages Mustard; doz Glass Jars: 10 doz boxes Rack
ing; Tin Safe; Chow Case; Desk and Cheese
Safe. &c.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
DEE BUTLER H COR.
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nEMOVAL-P M TABB 4 SON have

N renewed THAR once TO the Old Post Once. I'M
der the Kychanee Hotel, where they viii conf,noss
hire out Negroes rent ont bones 70 sou M
Estate and to co lect and settle Claims o. AL ~
trens and 10 the public generally for the ensuing
year ru.--.s. and
Real Estate publicly or privately. <.L...
Having been In tina business upwaFos q unny
years they deem il unnecessary 70 give n
SaoGu sus oo de i4-sw2v