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THE SOUTHERN PLATFORM.

THE "SOUTHERN PLATFORM" compiled from
Il the writings of eminent Southern against Slave
Ty BY Daniel X. Goodloe. First edition is per
copy, free postage Second edition. enlarged by the
addition of sixteen pages, and printed fine paper IS
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yV,shjpOton Cgtv
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LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
" STAND UP FOR IESUS

The brief ballad thus entitled Ioceasioned by The deSth
of Rev Dudley A. Tyng and which has been so widely
circulated by the daily and weekly press and in o5her
FORMS is about 10 be Unpublished by T. H. Stockton 400
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, in handsome duOdecmo
volume of 49 pages, vaEously and beautifully illustrated
Il will contain
NOTES.-Biblcal Liturgical, and PERSONAL compiled
by the author Of the Ballad.
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&C., and
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Of Boston, Bradbury New York, AID Bower Of Pkls
delphia.
A few ADDITIONAL POEMS by the same author,
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PASSPORTS.


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Ii tam Government passports the subscriber has a.
cIded 10 make this portion OF the business OF mia "
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and One Dollar in addition will be charged r obtsiT;
the else of Foreign Minister On receipt Of the Trc
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reciions, will be promptly forwarded by mail
Attention is called 10 the snbjoned extracts fror, o,
ofhcial circular. Office for Patents,
y. C. ROBBINS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS,
Washington, u. C., ApTI 1889
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, august, 1852.
Cuzens Of the United States wishing foreign eouBr,
are liable TO serious Inconvenience II unpFovGed win
authentic proof Of their national character Their Re-
safeguard is passport from this Department cerfng
the bearer 10 be a citizen OF the United States
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grant documents OF that character, exeep 10 persa
who are certainly known 10 be entitled 10 them and +
s sometimes difficult, il impracteabIe 10 nrocu,
proof of this fact in foreign country
Certificates OF citizenship passports issutd by Stat
authorities or by Judicial Municipal functonaries =,
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foreign Governments and by the tweny-hird section n
the act of Congress approved the 18Th OF
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issue such passports. es
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B looks

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the election of the State ticket and thus put
your voice upon the side of Freedom and true
Republicanism al through the country You
have got to do something more than fight your
own battle. You have to fight for Freedom
throughout the Union, for the example Of this
people viii be potent in that struggle. There
fore ask you, men and women, TO take these
thingsto heart, and not merely that You may do
your duty, but that you may see that all your
neighbors come up that every man who can vote
is bropght to the polls; that the protest of Ohio
against oppression, this fall, be, as | believe
from all the signs that greet me it viii be, more
significant and more emphatic than it has ever
yet been. RI
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! HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
Long kaosOn as the Cdsparis House, Washing
ton, ID. c.,
FOR RENT OR LEASE.
rare opportunity for q competent person to
embark in very profitable business,
OR FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO SECURE
A MOST DESIRABLE CLUBHOUSE.

FENHfs excellent establishment lie most eligbly situated
within hundred yards of the United States Cap
o!, being the nearest building of the kind The two
Houses ofCongress. Members of Congress have taken
rooms every year and have bestowed the hghest praise
upon ms convenience and healthy location The propr
etor having been engaged for many years IN the hotel
business, had il buit fsw years ago under his
pervsion and is therefore furnished throughout with
all the necessary appliances requisite in first class
hotel 4on,ans forty airy rooms including the nm ST
barroom OF any hotel in the city, with exceentwne
cellar attached; Billiard room, for tables; Bowl
ing saloon, with two alleys and Pistol and Rife Gal
ery 120 feet long, ne Kitchen, with superior Range,
and Dining room which will comfortably seaI175 per
sons Bells for all the rooms Gas throughout the house
Also Wafer, together with several Bath rooms,
cold or shower-baihs. Stable, Chicken house, and
numerous other outbudings with good garden
tached TO the premises
None but responsible persons need apply and to such
terms will be made very easy, and possession given i'm
medIately. Application should be made without delay,
Members ofCongress and others who intend remain
in Washington during the coming long session generally
engage apartments early in the Fall. Addrdss
JAMES CASPARIS,
go Capitol Hill. Washington, d. c.
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baltimore, Md, Commission Merchants for the
I'D sale Of Country Produce and Merchandise generally,
and Wholesale Dealers in Cheese, and Fish of all kinds
viz Msckerel, Salmon, Shad, Herring Goldfish &c LIN
the various sized packages, from one thousand
barrels. Orders respectfully solicited, which will be
hlled al lowest market rates and to satisfaction a. 10
quality We will be pleased refer of oar many
Western friends and patrons application by letter or
otherwise Consgnments Of Western Cheese also solicit
ed Warehouses, 40 South and al Pratt street
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There are twenty-three savings banks in New
Hampshire, and the amount of the deposits is
S4, 138,822. Massachusetts has eighty-six sa-
wings banks, with deposits amounting to thirty
four million dollars. About one fifth part of
the total population Of Massachusetts, have
funds in some savings institution.
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117o pages for rs cents.
Now ready, and for sale at
T. n. STOCKTON'S
Bible, Tract, and Periodical Office,
$50 14OO Chestnut street, g. w. corner Broad
Philadelphia, Pa.
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CHINESE CHRISTIANS. - The North China
Herald notices the marriage of a couple of
Chinese Christians by the Rev. ii. c. Wong, a
Chinese minister, as the first instance in which
all the parties concerned were at once Chinese,
Christian, and Protestant. The bride was en-
tirely hidden under the red robes, crown-shaped
head dress, and red Grape veil, Of the Ming dy-
nasty, a costume which the Tartar conquerors
have never succeeded in changing. There
was music, and profusion of garlands and
flowers.
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{ The Crockett (Houston co., Texas) Printer
contains the following items of intelligence:
81. There has been quite lively time here
lately, hunting runaway negroes.
%. An animated time exists with the
churches in this town, among the searchers after
spiritual truths.
3. The corn crop is made, and is very abun-
dant."
1t will be seen that the g hunting" was five
ly y and the revival animated" Truly warm
time. No wonder the corn crop made" album
dantly.-Nelo York Tribune.
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ssT TEa.EGls
ARRIVAL or rnE rENNEssEE.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS. May l2th.-rhe steamer Ten
ncssee arrived hero to-day, with dates from Vera
Cruz 10 the 9Th inst, and from the city of Mexi-
co e. The lst
Robes WAS at Jalappa with thousand med
He had forbidden the passage Of the American
mails.
Great confusion existed Mt the Capitol.
A change in the Presidency was expected, and
an outbreak feared.
Mranon wns endeavoring 10 raise money in Eu-
rope on pledge Of church property, which the Arch
Bishop consented To mortgage.
The English and French fleets were sill At Sac
rihcinus.
Nicaraguan dates to the ID. state that Belly
was endeavorns To buy up Congress.
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New YORK, May l2.-Flour excited and nd
,anccl 4 to As cents; Southern 81 To So Ohio.
same figure Wheat advanced 1 la . crnts
Southern Red 81 SIS White 50; Western White
81 %. Corn higher; Mixed 95 to 96r.; yellow
os to 993 Cotton nominal; Uplands Sil - to
II So Mess Beef l0l to l3!c; Mes Pork Il Ia
lsc. Lard liz to l2c. Whiskey 3or Stocks
lower; Virginia Skies OBJ.
BALTIMORE, May l2.-Flour advanced - cc'ts.
und excitement increasing. Howard Str'c' - %.
Wheat buo, ant. choice White 81 % t. = o.
Cnrn higher White % cents; Yellow % cents
Provisions. Bacon Sides sold at ~, hG. 10 asked ;
at the close If the markets Mess Pork sold a: III.
Whiskey quiet at 30 to 81
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Public Sale of tho Allegheny Springs
II InE aNlNIN OE MONT 20 N MY.

IN tie n deed at trust rNrchtel
| "a the 10Th day ri April iaa7 bN ih Ned I BRIGGS
record in th clerks offices the counties "t
ocrA AID franklin made 10 the Mcssr- Holt,
pr prctnr- the Il" ia" purchase money
the A shanN springs property will Trustee in said
sale, luhie auction, In ilont ct the Ahcrha
sIilgs itr FRIDAY The 2Ith day st JUNE. 1889,
ii ihru the fair day. sunday and
Monday THREE t>pINlbEb fbi RliS al all that well
property IT, Tho county Montgomery knnwn As tho
AlIiGuA<N srR>us rRurthth, winch consists (b stcs
>iiu, lrnp"r}t TRACT OF LAND, supr"s, 10
Acres the Hotel, Cabins. N,ih House aud
IT," SAID tract at land aud "a The House
b id and kirh.n Furniture, Pma:in Tn mn i've stock,
used and tsnytd upon the sad tract II land aud hrnnEtg
the establishment TIL imrr"N are Ut
the hiui. aud t nj to- ia" 'oinioa
tlc ,ruumall nrNnHfn NNlfhl" Thesr NitlnES
sNVia r1e teen I' Il A. amongst tbs h.rt
indeed tie Il. >D irtr "t property III tie Na'c~thn
brnr JH, {. ly'rd~ lot t. great MtsHrH Inta'S
1hHy haNu. hcCu csru .NrS vHrmf d aud
ciit, ouly IN is State tnt Throughout
ahat fuihcr stii 'lc,noi re,aty
II to pom the nGna -" tht al,
that ru,thzei ei la Hnle t. make arrange
Il, Sptin2 -rt'sn
! #lilrd by Mr. u W l. liol, the owner Of the
Other tins rf"priN that II III" Inr hn-er at
the sale t-, Il >ic he Iur,hls' la interest NJ
tie t"aEonalr "rm-
requirements Of the decd q" trust cash pay
III be d. wIeI 10 ahou - ,st''
Tue deferred payments IA nt'hr pursuance ct Tia, tnNt -" II
eu rd 81 tie dHNs If Jauiaty. .-na si
lrol aletd l., TIM nterest
JAD . l. GpGUiN. Trustee
III law vel twtsii
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Meeting Of the Southern Commercial Con
Vention.

VicNsBuRG. MAY l2.-Thc Southern CONNER
cial Convention met in this city to-day. Mr..
Srrntt of South Carolina. introduced his Slave
Trade resolutions. Gen. Foot OF Mississippi. de
nounced item us high treason. and said That it
WAS tho real duty of the Government to acquire
Cuba, and gain preponderance on the ls,hmuS.-
Eight States were represented.
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Sailing of the Liberia Packet

BALrlAoRr, May l2.-The Ship Mary Caroline
Stephenson. sailed fer Liberia to-day ut no,n.-
She had on board 1853 emigrants and three Pres
byterian missionaries. The emigrau,s were prin-
cipnlly manumitted slaves.
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SrApH,xo CasE-Patrick Berry and Daniel
Brown, two lri>hmen. 10th drunk. got IN row
Mt grocery on Main Street, Wednesday, and were
ejec,ed from the house by the proprietor Alter
getting outside the quarrel was renewed, and end
cd in Browns receiving severe stab on the fore
head. Immediately above the eye. Berry was
arrested and taken to the cage, aud next rllng
brought before the Mayor, hut in consequence ct
the wounded mans nut Icing able To aipr"r the
further consideration of the Gaze WIS deferred TIL
this morning.
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MCKINNEY Il Co.
NipltsALt AM kttAl
Grocets aud General Commit sion MGR hants

t'ItI NfVTIGIdI
HaHb So. fre Nan Stret, ! IAfUBfhG. II.
III T. IL receipt Of nur SfHE ~ ok "t troctrcs
W IRON. steel Staple by Good. 81 consisting OF
thtuN DtlHu, sal ,'"hoc Sugars, rr'd"s
Lat trtsiri tiiuUlairh mud Powdered
lasuira. Rio. 'aEa Moc a aud san. "n'c.
Sperm. " AZ. Na9mruinc and Tall n taudles;
Brown ant rlrr} SOAPS vrrious hitidt,
Teas Colt TlJ Imperial Tnnaii Dl ciens n"ouR Sc,
Spices Of ka; toc Leather I'D aud damaged, pure
tri,r Nm, Ll i,Ncrponl and iiuand Alum salt Cotton
Nnrs all NJ Virginia and Wrstrtu cnrcl BARON, M !
Halifax lIrums- 1T hoo and Init h,rrs No nnd Mack
rrr, in KITS M Peruvian Guru", on Dominion Nails
Iorsr aud Mnie SHOES; American u minerrh. Rolled and
EaEsh II lind Iron Hand, Hoop ard ~Hrct Iron; SotwaH
Nail "d4Ari ta shear mud u 'rtd >'rrl Wagon "Nr4
all syrstoE thor with general ont -" Saio Dr,
toola. fu NJ, and 2bhhah{s. ~, neIcd and brow
Shiritugs aud Nherug., rlan Plantation Linen onnad-s
Sfrp,i tSnNhrrs ltuts. GuHam>, AZ &c T." which the,
respectful, us examination ihor frirnis md th,
n Ia'Uh .trntion Iail (" ronsiyum"ns of NIL kinls
Of lieu
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CRY AND STATE AFFAIas.

p1k..<st IS 81. AlLN A>pEE a ts='.. -,
accompanied ,y MR.. Stuart, pas>ed Enough
Lynchburg IN Wednesday night. on his way
home from Memphis. Mr.. Stuart had IN charge
the remains of his son, who died last Sunday in
Memphis from the injuries received by III" exrl'-
sion of the steamer ST. Nicholas. In this terrible
and crushin. affection, Mr.. Stuart will have the
sincere sympathy and c"ndo.ence Of his numerous
friends ali over the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

FrElcuT TRapE.-There we've received. ut the
.lcpot of the Va 4 Tenn. Il. r.. on yesterday. II
loaded cars. consisting Of Is barrels Of Flour;
4i6 bu,hel, Wheat: 1900 lbs sol Lumber 10000
lbs Miscellaneous There were II loaded ears sent
IVES, same ,lay
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. ii. W. DODGE, OF Bcrryvie, Va, will
preach at the Baptist Church in this city tonight,
lFrlay,) at s o'clock and on Sunday, the 18th,
at the usual hours The public are invited to at
tend.
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orros,rtoN MEETING AND NoMlN.TIoN IN NaR-
roIK-N n meeting Of the Opposition laliN, III
Jnhnson's Hall. on Monday night, }. James Moore,
E~o IRE iiing, the c mmittece appointed ut II
former meeting 10 select suitable candidatc ol
the rniiy for Civ Del cute H. the Legislature re-
nur,cd through their chairman, JAS. l.. Brle'r
Ed tina, after giving all the attention to the sub
iect which its importance commanded ana upon
mntuic deliieration, they hud hnally ana nhdh'-
,no,,sly come to the conclusion Ia recommend rs
the nominee of this meeting. ID. T. Bi>nE regard
ing him as peculiarly qualified to i'rward the
treat interests of the State well rs these 1T our
own city.
The Recommendation was hailed ly burst of
applause.
The question the nomination of Mr.. Bshic
was then putdiy tic President, and responded L"
with dcaiening shout of ayes, and without dis
senting voice. ID. r. Bisbie was then announced
by the President us the nominee of the orloe-
ton party: and the nomination was confirmed y
an enthusiastic round If applause.
The meeting much larger than is Usually
seen on such occasions: numbering upwards VI six
hundred.
Mr. Bsbic is extensively known through III"
State rs the author Of the pamphlet entitled Tn
threat for the Water Lne"-clcarly AID tarciily
showing the importance To Virginia OF Il lnc o
water communication between the present 'crnii
nus of the james river and kanawha canal ahd
been spoken of in the highest terms OF CONNER da
ton n ID received the marked appreciation ol many
distinguished worthie~ ofo,s State The zeal, en-
ergv and perseverance, with which Mr.. Bishe has
worked to show and convince every maa, w"man
and child throughout the State. that tho success
Of his water line scheme will be the triumph of
Virginia over all of her sister States in wealth,
power an grandeur, aad 50 evident Las he al
ready made the fact appear to every intelligent
mind whrh has given him its attention, that II
will he difficult for even party prejudice to dis
rutc his way to no>tion in which his lab'rs can
be more successfully applied A. we are not aware
of any political necessity for ignoring the u-c'"l-
ness Of such man ON the present occasion. we
would suggest to our Democratic friends Whether
they could not. without detrment to their PARTY,
lend their aid to elect him to serve them III lar
more important character than that of the repre-
sentative Of party. lfnot backed up lY exter-
nal influences he has the capacity to create an in
Huence of his own. which will prove more ctfrc-
tive than adventurous aids.-NotoN Hcro.I.
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SPRING. s:ssOt51. sSSE> a tiKA-~ SEED.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.

Chaili, Barge, Pssnscd Lawn
and Muslin ROBES Just received and for sae cheap Tor
BY taprI 7dn JNo. pCRyIS, Agent
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Departure of Gov Floyd.

Virginia to spend a days for the benefit Of his
health.
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Tho QualofIity Family Sewing Machine
SSt.L SO, STA AND $50.
Principal Depot, l45 Main Sucet.

nuns >,,fSl ia orkn vd,rl h all who ,rc ,can,inod
] Win p,.,as t., h. the best ~ MliY SEN ISH MA
GlilNt n,,, d. utlic aud tr .inE raons ii.
I.,o.gu NJ y. dayabjity,
H. Ha.r,, -. nsr.tpg o,Lr aga r,r.r oatot par
,;.r. ,'. '@s"',t ',g. ,.,c'"a, %"
4 d i,.. t.,a5. not l,aU d. EEiS0yIBkE PRlCE AZ
rlich t,,a AZ. -aa
ia, u, "a tnsq,occd,, he pu' n les. than ycNr
e'1 su,r,s. 3D., .. sf..,i a tInc
Ilcmau 81 a,rs lmq una,jc npn recently tos arrl,
Iaf;u.' a. - y .,e.i 'fucsuri,,
The womb f 4n ~ # tbs ,tl,e attrilntabe t. 9th
ar ~ =, il fl,.,. ent,ner,,.l n,4,r one IL it, Ii,
iii .a ia ,1t ,r,, l I'm ,l,.mrl for tt-and
an,,hrr j. r l e. ~ determined n3i 10 paw The ,nornon.
rrrre nnl H. lors h,i, ,firr a,led whom The
can l.t ri A. I'D "a rn.elne All much more SIN lie tor
w. r,anfcfurcl c>rrq., f.f a4 THE rA1rNr
AplS1 !i,I ~ M,ifi hr oig M thai h,in all sI,l.
on' So NJ, i c ,n, n 81 l,p.el To- 1inds Of WORK.
coar' g a,,d fnc aud l., he IA 81 pnvuiar
An DER ,,. iac- nm YacI Fl 6;4fber a nd rmJyoair
We ha,e ,hc,a ne cabinet .ls'. sio-hn>h"a eA,rn
,,ra.l rs fair nsorc,n aud W. ri conricnt you will
be snr,.f d
sta" f"n i man. i.aiai ai2crmcmts VIII be
"a, r.I " II rII.AN Agent
nnru ll,l., l4,y.oisna
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w sLWI.t HhCIIINIS. sud at i.NoIipoN. : Fanc,
stot' II i r4ah"od pos' isany ".ic'n hstsn To what
Ii sySi ,,
The, ri" tie ~ nc, hr iim'"'-I"l'
Il has II" r' '.--''' NJ -, d''tr"i"' ,,,
Works m'5' unit rrly utan ~" 'ari -HT"ft
A. ei'e+ g' .,n.l instrument : Er'n'"r r",'
f., r." s.' A%3. e., s ,., M1,gs 1..s.
Mn' at,e c''rs ,',- On. r. r..
A triuuf', IT mechanical genius -iras N,tjouary
IN ,"t',, ter ne h"s, sec tlesr - tiatai.rr
WrIr,.e =. d. IA cntIuslrsL f4r,.,,or is1piseneer
syyif' I,,,,rrl .,.,rr Of charity 5 ) Aapocafr
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13
AUCTION
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SALE OF sAIIaRlE PROPERTY IN
- LlN HBl re- Il will ofer tn the highest bdder On
SATURDAY, the sist day OF NAY on tho PREMISE. the -
IL 81 AMI LOT, formerly owned by VIM League AtA
ard ty IN sold to 10 IL Sone aud recently purchased oy
al e. u Reynolds. Trustee Stone and others Ihis
properly Is situated desirable OF the city, andthe lot
supposed 10 contain about quarter 81 an acre ,.
- diaImsy. JNo. A. OTEf'
STOtK FOR sAIE.-Wiii br seid ON SAT-
~ kltAi The 4ih inst in trent al the Market House W
shares OF building Lnan Stock, nchbar and Frsnki'n
JAMES pINWiDDlE.
may /! d3t Administrator u Joseph y 1hurnrn, deed
NAICARsE sIOGsEsANn l.OTsFOR, IN
SALE AT At Tlo$ The subscriber will n II al EiM
Ruetun MONDAY thu "3l Of MAY, very desiis"i"
not SIS AMI LOTS The FIRST the al 4ih street
FL Alley opposite the reside II Dnnnngton ESQ,
the occupancy Rev MIR Manning. irntng Ito
9Th an running baek ~ feet The building
well hud ii hk. and contains rnums Smokehonsc Ac--
deemed adj Saic the 1t W II hc divided Which VIII leaNu
n teanuul hultrg 1T al 81 feet trent The other u
suaei the ith and iih Alley, opp1sic
the residence u ,ii Esq is occupied by Mr. VIM
II Catius - Ith Street and hack ~!
hh Aly 1u house also built at brick IN sub
bcsc lois the desirable amt convenient part
III" ritv
TERMS Il credit of t II aud IL months will he given
bonds It'll rny,d personal security, and deed nj trust on
the property lug rqudri The iaNes Tor s@tn be paid
hy III" rurcha'cr Y. NlNFREb,
may n.jail witainlv Executor II L, " nirr". decd