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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, to vndicate the maritime policy
Of the United States, shows what reforms IN
marine police have been effected through our
instrumentality Tribute to the Mediterra-
mean pirates ceased long ago, because we pre-
ferred to pay it in the unacceptable currency
of shot and she'll the creation of a special sea
police through the Quintuple treaty was next
prevented through our vigilance, and the free
dom of the seas preserved; our long main
tanned principle that free ships made free
goods, was conceded during the Crimean war,
as having the force of international law; the
unjust tribute levied by Denmark in the shape
of Sound dues was refused, and a wrong that
had the sanction of centuries yielded to the
enlarged views held by American statesmen {;
lastly, the freedom of the seas, for which we
have always cOnteDded, and in defence of which
we once fought, has been acknowledged by the
only power that has been disposed to contest
it. In sll these acts, says the Union, 1t is i'm
possible not to acknowledge that our Govern
ment has been always in the right.
The Union also refers to Senator Douglas 8
Chicago speech, saying of the Geographic re-
port
1t may be imperfect in point OF ma:ter-it
may not embrace all Mr. Doug las said We SIN
e-Tely trust il is, that much has been left out and
much reported which Mr.. Douglas did not saw.
The latter would be NEST desirable amend
ment of the speech; for what is reported to have
been said will greatly astonish the country"
The Union further examines the Il" Historic
Doubts" expressed by the New York Hsyald
as to the settlement of the Search question,
and defines in what sense the Union is an cor
gan"
The TntelHgs7csr finds much to object IN in
the views Of "Whole Duty of Democrat, :"
reported to be held by a delegate to late
Democratic Convention in one of the States
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ALE\A
correspondence of The Star.

O''e9p0ftHcte " lHe ,CEQg.
ALEXANDRA, Va, July II, 1883
This morning large number of invited guests
assembled at one of our churches to witness the
solemnization Of the nuptials of gentleman do
ing business in Norfolk, with a daughter of an
old citizen OF this place
The fremen were called out Yesterday mornisg
by an alarm OF fire. The roof of the residence of
MT Ii Thomas, upper end of King street, took
nre from spark, and was soon in blaze The
nre, however, was soon extingushed
The UaZette announces that the Ii rst new whea,
OF the season was received in this city, Yesterday
by the Orange 4 Alexandria Railroad CONSIGNED
10 MesSrS Knox * Bro, from the farms Of Col
Gso. w Ills and Charles Z. Moncure, ESQ of
Orange. The quality of the wheat was very fine
aud for the white 81 80 was obtained
The necessary repairs to one of the draws of
the Potomac bridge, will suspend, until Satur-
DAY, travel over the land route between this city
and Washington
The choir attache d to the Methodist Protestant
Church are making arrangements for moon
light excursion down the Potomac on the evan
Ing of the 18th inst
The HydrauioL Fire Company of this city
claim the honor which Is attributed to the steam
er OeorRe Page In the press of the District They
displayed upon the engine house on the Fourth
OF July, an American flag with thirty-two stars
Alexandria has reason to be proud of the hon.
OTIS won ny her sons al the recent graduation of
the students Of the Virginia Military Institute.
Inc ST aud second graduates, NJ b Hardin
ana = Reid, are both Alexandrians, whilst
amongst those lower in the graduation scale /,
E;C Edrnonds, also of Alexandria.
Inc pilots OF this city are much disgruntled at
the grounding OF the steamship Ericsson with
the New ork Reg iment on board They deem
IL proper To state, in Gard that she had no pilot
at all acquainted with the navigation of the
Potomac-a knowledge which can only be OBJ
tanned by long experience. As the pilot laws
now stand, vessels navigating the river are AT
inc . mercy OF any and every person passing him
sell OIL for pilot. There are many such persons.
and tue grounding of the steamer Ericsson was
TO nave been expected. Such - accidentsU n -
OF too frequent occurrence; and unless there ID.
some legal provision for securing the services of
competent pilots, the commerce Of the Potomac
must seriously suffer
Arrived, yes:erday-Brig AmiGa Lewis Nor
folk, syrup to Fowle & Co; schr. Advance
Martenns, Petersburg, tobacco to b. III lambert
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FROM UTAH.-A letter from an officer in the
Army writing from General JOhnson's camp,
Bear river, dated June 10th, saws the Army
would resume its march on the 18th General
johnson had received an express from the peace
commissioners, informing him that the Army
would be peaceab!y received, but he did not feel
any increased confidence in the Morinons and
the army was kept In readiness to repel treach-
cry. In proclamation issued to the people
General johnson says the Army is as ready now
to afford assistance as twas to oppose when there
was rebellion. The troops are all in fine con-
dillon
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II The steamer Roanoke reached New York
Yesterday morning, with the remains of Laurens
Hamilton, the deceased National Quad on
board, In charge Of the Virginia Committee from
the several Richmond Military companies. Some
members OF the family of the deceased were pres
ent at the arrival of the steamer, IL whom the
BODY was delivered None of the New York
Military were present In uniform, but there were
In undress, who took charge OF the Richmond
escort, and CHARTERED them at the I.afaroe
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IL By the arrival of the British brig John
Butler, Captain Park, we have received advices
from Port au Platte to the LIST instant Baez ca
pitulated the city of st. Domingo on the 18th of
June. Everything is peaceabls and quiet Bus
mess is very dull. Six cargoes of provisions ar
rived in twenty five days, but none of them could
be sold. The vessels had therefore left for
1t
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ID The Caracas Regeneration, OF June I'd
speaks Of the discovery of conspiracy, planned
for the purpose of overthrowing the Government
Of Venezuela, and the arrest of Seniors Ramon
Anzola Tovar, Luis Level, Pablo Guerra and his
brother, Antonio L. Guzman, Silva and several
others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

IL There waS much excitement and almost
riot In Hoboken, Sunday, in consequence of the
acting Mayor, Alderman Wilson, enforcing the
New Jersey law against running stages Oh Sun
Aays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-13

IL Another mass of rock earth and trees sep
arsted themselves from Goat Island, at Niagara
Falls, last week, and went laundering down into
the chasm
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u Shepherd, corner ID and Seventh streets,
sends us Ballou's and Leslie's Pictorials and the
Waverly and BalIou's Monthly Magazines of the
latest dates
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The WRATHsR.-Reports from all northeast
points, received at New York, sta:e that Sunday
was the hott est day of the season
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NAvAL.-The storeship Relief, which n.y..
rived at New York on the llth instant, from
Aspinwail, brought home 80 invalds from the
Home and Pacific squadrons, besides two Mas.
ters mates, and Acting Master Eneas Arm
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NOTICE. have a few of those chaap ron ~
SEfs on hand, winch will sell ohra per VuessrN
than thsy ca be purchased elsewhere. Also SkfA/
CHlNA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE, -
o"eapeT IMAM the cheapest, with many other ~
articles too numerous To mention, az s. Pa ayenua
between 9th and 10th streets,
Gail and see for yourselves.
ap l36m John McDFVIr'p
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AuysEMENrs.

m = PHILHARMONIC HALL
HF LARGEST ald bsst ventilated Saloon "a tie
c,y will he rented On Reasonable terms. Tor CaUrh
Fsirs, etc. Apply 81 the Muslc store ct
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BOARDING.

lrrELL'S LIVING AGE for satuid a,, Ju,
No.. - "nisnts-Poems by COveutT, rat.
m"io' 4 ictinns Oi Bohemia: PAir,stie Tbea. r,
leach sisxe Trad; England aud SaIJInss: Frsi,h
r sir 'ehch feoi lH; Ned ga aud EUpL strs
ietegiraph Lines; MIR. RArey's Teaching: The Nor
mon ia NJ 1 he I've Of Rev lntIon; Cosmos
D humtn WAif; Religious NemtIrs The
Lady on the Mall; Mrs. HOTnby's Staa,ls,ul. m
~ her; Uniform Weights and Measures
The Living Are 10 putlIshe1 every Saturda, IN
octave form. aiming GtOut 81 Do ges tf resd,ug
number.
yO FRANCK TAYLOR Ase,,
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q A Nd PIC MIC.

g. .. % ID. r.
NRAND STEAMBOAT EXCURSION TO
GLNMOAT.
- The Msmhsrz Of {; dsely Encan Pment. No. 8,
named PLACE on MONDAY, she l9sh E.e.slh1-N
iHAtant Every aTTangemeLt wIl b, r~Irx<zA
insde 'or TIE accomnudat Cf quests A IA.arv,TI
take passenger from IsoTxetos.n, MoTtsp6 RI ne
MAI wharf. anc the ?th- street hart WasbIugton
places. " NV 0'''0
two ladies. "'U
Particulars hereafter. n losST7,
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ABsENT.-We learn that Thos. J. d. Fuller,
Esq, Second Auditor in the Treasury Depart
ment, is at present absent on a visit to his
home in Maine. Meanwhile VIM. Mechlin,
Esq, chief clerk in the Office has been author
lied to discharge the duties devolvng upon the
absentee. Mr.. NJ. has been attached to the
Office number of years, and is az fat in
everything pertaining to the position he is
called upon temporarily to occupy.
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SFRAfED-FTom the farm Of the subscriber,
- near Washington city, Il medium sized ~%pA
BUFFALO COW; white hack sides ISASf~
black; white beneath from Lover hip 20 the sk..-Q.
Iag; ear mark, lf any, rot RENE INBRED. As he
but recent. boug ht at the market this city,
Is supposed to tie In tits city. about Georgetown
A suitable reward Wi lie PAID for her recovery 10y
the subscriber. Information may he gwen to ).
Bacon Co.
iy u St WARREN LOWE.
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GOVERNOR DENVER We are satisfied that
the newspaper story attributing to Governor
Denver tho purpose Of resigning the governor
ship Of Kansas, is mere idle rumor, for
which there is no authority in fact His visit
to the East is to see his family in Ohio; and
we presume, to consult with officers of the Gov
ernment at this point with reference to ques-
tons Of Importance that have arisen or are
likely to arise in the discharge of his current
official functions.
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THE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about z o'clock:
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A PLEASURE TRIP.-We learn that the &C
complished niece Of President Buchanan, in
company with a number of other ladies and
gentlemen, Of the elite circles of this city.
went on pleasure excursion this morning, on
board the new revenue cutter, called Harriet
Lane, in compliment to the lady above men
toned They will, it is said proceed a short
distance down the river, probably to Fort
Washington or Mount Vernon, and then re
turn. Their departure was announced by the
firing of cannon.
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IL THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE DE-
scrIDsd Cow will please call at the Col ego (irouuos,
prove property, pay charges, and take the same
iy p ST
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EADWAYS READY RELlEE.

!. One Of Tic most rciiarkabc properties which
this a!i-poweriul remedy poss SECS is that of EIEC
rElrlTf. 1t truly clectilcs The whole human sys.
tenn with its hcalthful influence. Its action upon
the poisonous gases of'nantia whether ii be the in
fccting eiuva Of Yellow, Typhas SWAMP. Mcaslc5,
Scarlet other Malignant Fevers or FgvrR
AGrE. Biiols Fever. I'll lcra, Darrhon. Dyscnterv
Flug; cr whether the stomach becomes ina rmcl and
itHted from the poisonous extracts Of acid plants,
tainted meats, unripc fruit. orgreen Vegetables. d;
dose or two of Radway Ready Relief will Instant
ncutrallzc the poisonous elements that may he in
the stomach. nlay the most violent iniiamaton5
and f"rify the whole system against sickness or
painful difficulties
In all cases, therefore of Cholera. Cholera Nor
bus. Flux. fcyers, &c there Is nd rcincly 50 suf4
and certain 10 take as Railways Ready Relief.
liz electrical powers will. the instant il is taken
charge the system with health and vigor.
.. AS A CorNTER-lrnITANT. withdrawing the
congcsted blood, which in cases Of Rhuematsm,
lumbaso. Gout. Ncuraga Scaica, intlivts 50
much pain upon the paticnt--it acta with the talid-
ity of lightning the instant the Relief is rubbed on
the parts Of the body where there is paint re-
establishes an equalization of the circulation of The
blood congestion being Withdrawn, inflammation ii
removed, and pain ceases.
AS \ DlFFrsivE StMrLANT.--In Cases of
Necklaces Languor. Debility. Depression Of Spirits
RestIcSsness. Melancholy. Nervous Trcnlhlings
Mysteries &c. it ditfuscs its beautiful tonic proper
ties throughout the entire system. 1t rcyivcs and
re-invigorates the agel, crippled, infIm and ncr~
vons. 1t imparcs new life and strength Weak
and feeble females VINO, from continued suffering
with WEAKENING DISCHARGES, are wasting away.
Railways keady Relief will restore TO Il sound and
healthy condition
4. lis CLEANSING AND HEALTH PROPERTIES
are quickly proved in cases of WOUNDS. gun shots
or stings, bites of dogs snakes insects, etc. Tho
| moment Radway's Ready Relief is applied to the
panied parts, it ncutraizcs the poison arrests the
spread Of the infection, allays inflammation, AMI
prevents modification.
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SHERlFE'S SALE.

d virtue ola writ of Ficr Facias. issued
ID by Edmund Br, wn. ST., ESD, one ufthe
Justices of the Peace Of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county. at the suit of
Robert II. Scarborough, against the goods
and chatcls, lands and tcncments of William
NJ. DrummUud, 10 me directed. | have seized
and ttken in execution all the right title,
claim and interest, ut law and in equity, of
the said William NJ. Drumm0nG. in and to
all the following described property. to wit {:
all that Tract, Piece or Parcel Of Land, upon
which the said Drummond now resides,
situated ard being in Cecil county, containing
2Li Acres. More or LESS,
adjoining lands Of Enos Scarborough and
others. Ai#"-Thc Growing crop of Corn,
and one Horse and | hereby give notice
that on
Hed"esdoy, hc 9Th day Of October, 1858,
ut the Court House door, in Elkton, | will
offer for sale the said property. 80 seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said
writ.
u-5"Salc to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sept. II, 1S5S--ts. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.,

Judgment before
Anthony Wharton,
Esquire, Justice Of
George Benjamin, use the Peace, in the
Of John Mauldin. Fifth Election Dis
VS.. trict Of Cecil coul-
Margaret Worth and ty. for 5S6.3l debt.
Caleb Ncazry. with interest from
May, 1886 ] until
paid, aud 0G cents
cost.
TENllE subscriber having purchased the
Il Real Estate Of Margaret Worth, one Of
the above named defendants, at Il sale there
OF III virtue OF an execution issued upon the
foregoing Judgment, made on the 18th day
Of August, 1858. by IIaSson Lynch, Consa-
Bile. hereby gives notice that he intends to
apply to the Judge of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county. at its next session to be held
IN Elht0n, on the second Monday Of October,
next, for confirmation Of said sale whcM
and where the said Margaret " Ii, or her
creditors, or any other person or persons,
claiming an interest in The matter, will have
an opportunity OF stating their objections. if
any they have, why the sale should not be
confirmed. and for that purpose arc hereby
warned to appear. III" property purchased
by the subscriber consists Of all the right
title. claim, interest and estate, at law and
in equity, Of the said Margaret Worth. in
and to all that tract or parc" Of Land, whcrcon
she new resides, " ing near Bacon Hill. Cecil
county, on the public road leading from
Elkton TO North East. containing iorty-four
acres. more or less. and was struck on for
he sum Of five dollars. cash.
HENRY BENNETT,
Sept lS1S-lm. Of North East.
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NOTICES..
Os'EGE.

Judgment before
Francis A. Crouch, Alexander p. Bar.
lhihllH. wick, Justice Of tile
VS.. Peace, FOR eighteen
Alexander Kirk, ! dollars debt, with
Defendant. costs, aud interest
from June 29th, 1883
till paid.
Judgment before
Alexander =, nar-
Richard Mcfarland, wick. Justice Of the
Plaintiff, Peace, for eight dol.
VS.. lars and seventy five
Alexander Kirk, cents debt. with
bclchaaht' costs. and interest
from uuc 18th, 1858
till paid.
Richard II. Bryan and ( Judgment before
Charles II. Dunning AleXander p. Bar
ute partners trading wick Justice of the
nh"rr the name and Peace, for two dol
firm of Bryan q Duu-} lars and nincty.onc
ming, Plaintiffs, cents debt, with
VS.. costs, and interest
A'cNandrr Kirk, FIR o IN March 9th,
Defendant. 1885, till paid.
fENtiE subscriber having purchased the
T. Real Estate OF the above named defend
ant, al 4 sale thereof in virtue Of executions
issued upon the foregoing judgments, made
on the seventh day OF August ia the year
eighteen hundred and flty-eght by n.
Alexander Cuhnaly, constable, hereby gives
notice that he intends to apply to the j Judge
Ut the Circuit Court for Cecil county, ut the
next session Of said court, to he held at Elk
ton, on the second Monday of October, next.
i)r II confirmation of said sale; when and
where the said defendant, or his creditors,
or any otherpcrson claiming an interest in
the matter, Will have an opportunity of sta.
ing their objections, if any they have, why
the sale should not be couirmcd and for
that pa pose are hereby warned to appear.
The property purchased Ivy the Subscriber
consists of lot OF ground on George street
IN Chesapeake City, Cecil county. Muryllnd,
twenty feet by one hundred. with the iln-
prov&hchtS, which are frame dwelling
house and kitchen, and was struck of for
the sum Of one hundred and ninety dollars.
LAWRENCE SIMMONS.
Sept. is, 1SjS-4w.
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NlEDICINt!i
IL. IL: X,

M"gna ca FeriiaS Ct prsraicth' d..
TNlIE wonderful discoveries brought to light hs
L the celebrated Dr Roadway & Co. the cmincni
Chemists of New York. within the past Quarter 81
n century. hare contributed more to the ease com :
fort, safety. health and longevity Of the humal,
race than all other medicinal AGENTS III use.
RAILWAYS PEADY RELIEF.
The Frat Of these important and valuable dis.
covercs startled the world with wonder and sur,
prise at its rard ellie icy in curing the sick aud
stopping the most eAcru1iating pains.
The next discovery was the KENOvArIXG nESOt,
VENT the only remedy in rse hat possesses the
remarkable properties Of Graduating f.rm the sys-
ten all constitutional maades inherited by sickiy
children of diseascd parents. These discovcrca
however, are but LESSER lLGnTs to the GEENr
HRAEh Discovery recently made and which i
calculated to ruvolutonize the present nractcc Of
medicine and Treatment OF disease I he result
of this great discovery is given to the world
in form of Pitts, elegantly coated with Gum
50 as not to offend the most delicate stomachs
They neither sicfcn no. griPe. Every dose hat
is taken iinpafts renewed strength and igor to the
sick and emieehlrd body. I hey are eallGl
RAILWAYS REGC LATlNG PILLS
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SIIENiiFS SALE.

, \ virtue Of II writ Of Ficri Facias issued
de by J ohm Owens. Esq. one oithc Justices
of Ihr Peace Of the State Of Maryland. in and
for Cecil county, at the suit of Roger II.
X irll against the goods and cattcls. lands
and tcnemcnts Of Elisha b. Reynolds. to me
directed, | have seized and taken in cXccr-
zion all tie right, title. claim and interest. at
law and III equity, of the said Elisha B. Rcy-
npls in and to all that
Tract, Fleece OF E'urccg of gland.
situated and being in the 9Th Election Dis
iIlct OF Cccll county, and lying on the
C"n"wingo creek, adjoining lands Of c..
Cutler and others, containing
S's Acres, More or Less;
and hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, tie 5M dag Of OctoLcr. 1858.
at the hotel Of John A. THOMPSON. Rock
Springs, will offer for sale said property.
so seized and taken in execution. by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash, to
satisfy said writ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Sept. II. lSjS--tS. Sheriff.
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NEW FALL and WINTER GUODS.--To be
l ' sold at prices to salt the times at T. DRENNEN
co S.--'lmmEE Story nrlI.nING.-C and
prompt customers VIII please bear in mind that
r. bremen 4 Co.'S, Main 81. is the place to save
from eight 10 ten per cent us goods are being of.
fcicd much lower than their usual prices Their
goods have been selected with great care and en-
hrncs variety especially adapted 10 the wants of
tins community. Being determined TO sell oar stock
though The times are tight. we hare made Il general
2wccp. Reduced The entire stock to sill lower
prices. Now is the tjIhc To buy. when the assort-
mytlt Is yet unbr"ken and the prices put DowX. -
Call and see our goods and get prices and we will
Try and assist You al! We can. by giving you more
for Your money than ANY ether house in the state.
aud if any one can live by his business ana under
sell us sc should like 10 make his acquaintance.
sept Is. I. BREMEN & CO.
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REAL ESTATE.
SlIERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of writ Or Ficri Fatias, issued
~ by John Owens, ESD, one of the Justices
OF the Peace of the state % Maryland, in and
Tor Cecil county. at the suit of Mary Evans.
against the goods and chattcls lands and
tenemenis Of John 7. Egan and Sarah f.
Egan, to na directed. | have seized and
taken in execution all the right. title, claim
and Interest, at law and in equity, of the said
John T. Egan and Sarah L. Egan in and to
all that
EOY 0F GROUND.
with The improvements Thereon. Situated at
the Rising Sun, Cecil county, and purchased
of. and more particularly described in Il deed
from Edwin llaincs and Margaret, his wife
bearing date the 18th of January. 1888, re-
corded in libcr II. II. NJ, No. Q, folio 800.
one of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county. On it is Il good substantial Dwell
ing. AtSo--a portion Of Household aud
Kitchen FutniturG, such as Beds. Bedding.
BeISteads. Tables, Chairs, &c. and | here
by give notice that on
M2aday, HE Al dag IF Oc'oJcr, 1858,
ON the premises. | will Offer for sale the said
property. so seized and taken in execution,
by Public Auction. to the highest bidder for
cash, t" sa iSiy said writ.
u Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sept. II, 1S5S-ls. Sheriff