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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10
VOLUME 26, NO 20.

down the staircase, heard her pause at the
entrance. as though striving to. gather cour-
age. aud then the door closed upon her. I
then reformed 90 her room. and falling upon
my knees IN an ago1y Of spirit, imPlored
iherver loving Father {, strengthen her in
this her hour OF trial.
Hour after hour passed. away, and still
Lucy came not to ne. At length opened
tho window. and looked forth on the beau-
tifAl moonli, landscape. \ murmur Of
voice, called my attention. Under my
window. half screened irim view by a clump
Of lowering almonds. walked Lucy. leaning
on Harry Mays arm. did not draw back
Tor felt that had a rlsht To know what
WIS passing between them; though It was
evident ihi, was no, ihe commencement Of
the conyeraiiOn.
80 Harry" brcaihed Lucy, in tone so
low that wondered a, its reaching me,
"cin it be through all thee long, weary
years OF separation, You have, loved poor
plain little Lucy Lambert! This IS great
cr happiness than | ever dared pray for"
Loved you. d,rcst' Yes. better than
all the world beside. I cannot recall tho
time when did not love you and could,
not think Of leaving homo without telling
you - (boy though was then y bat when
called 70 s'c you and yJu wonId not so
me. hut sent Bella to me, my pride took
ofen.e; and then you know | had no op-
poridnity after that, on account Of your
sickness"
go Harry lam 50 happy 50 contsn-
ted" and as caught glImpse Of Lucys
rad,an, f,c,, as they diupphrrl fr1m my
view. | iiI MT w,nlir tin Harry Nay
loved, Plain li,'le Lucy L,mbert.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10

AlUguLrUgE-llIw u NAY %. lvrEovzD.
~, niI,w,ns ,rs o., p,.ns, discussed ia
o., Allr.,, lg thr lin. l. Clullcr Bail,
before ,hi lllI,iss Agricultural Society.
/. By adopting a hishsr STANDARD Of ed.
uca,iln, both general anl pr1lo''i1nal.
. By mor' thorough cultivation Of ;hs
soil. by which it. fertility snail be increased
and permanently mIlnuin,l.
3 By the more general Introduction Of
improved Implements OF au,,nlry, by
which arm aud household labIs may be
NOR, easily AMI mlr5 c,Ihjm.n.ly per.
formed.
Z. By Improving ih, br''i, Of dpnes:ic
stock, aal rearing only thos, animals
which ar, the best ct their resp Give kinds.
.. By'growins only tho'' rolis, grains,
anl lraiJ. which ara th5 most nutritious
aul th- ml., productive.
Il, by pursuing that prticulur branch
Of hushniry which gives the .irpns,s, pro-
liabilities Of spcce... having reference to cll-
u.At., .lil. markets, aal amount Ol foreign
and domestic competition.
:, By making the business OF farming at
trlcuyc % educated men. and tho farm
house and an iis surroundings pleasant to
ryfusl taste and cultivated manners.
Country Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10

KrEriNo TnE rEun CLAN. Microscope.
cal examinations, says the Scientific Amer.
lean, have been made Of the matter depls-
i,ei on the teeth and gums OF more than
forty individuals from an CLASSES OF society,
in every variety OF bodily condition. and n
nearly every case animal aud vegetable par.
asitcs have hcen discovered. OF tee animal
parasites there were three or four species.
and Of the veg table one or two In fact.
the only persons whose mouths were found
% be- completely free Of them, cleansed their
teeth four times daily. using soap One or
two of these individuals also passe a thread
between the teeth, 90 cleanse item more
cgcctually. Ia al, cases the hunter Of Iar-
a'ile. was greater in proportion To- the neg
lccl Of cleanliness. The eject Of the APP
pliei;iln of various agents was also
noticed. robaeco juice aud smok, did not
ipjuro their vitality in ,be least. The same
was true OF the chlorine toothwasl. Of pull
verified bark. OF soda, ammonia, and various
other popular detergents. The application
Of soap. however. appears to destroy them
instantly. We may hence infer tina, thi
is the best and most proper sIecidc fo-
teeth. In all eases where il has l,ccn irie,'
il has received unqualified COMMUNICATION
1t may also be proper I'd adj that none bu
tie purcst white or CasIIle soap should
used.
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S5lr ruE Sgc,u. Good cows, many
,iu. u... ar, in ,h, habit or sucking them.
selves. AMI many way, ar ir.cl IN vain 70
prevent o., mischief, nl yoin; calves are
always IN th, habit nf sucking 'lch others
cr.. rni'm,y 81 Prsssnt'i by c'mp''
siti1n of spirit, ot urpn.in', nl'k, AMI
as,'r,ill Heat th'm aIl wslI together,
and. when cot. give tlr c,N % hrs' ,pl,n-
ful un the root, %! the tongue, then rub a
lil,i- on Che c,N's bag, ah1Ii sr,j:s OF
thr trlt,. II "a, c,w stiIl continues ia the
habit. c.t or the finger. OF an oil glove,
slip ,h..r over ihs i,ats, ani pturla them
we'll. Tlry may b. taken or when yll
want O. milk. Away. si-o ylur pIt,nt q
s,Jl t,,t, pt %, m l.,.l' h-'or' y,l rub 1t
0n. C,ys, nay bl tsetei tn the san,
manner. Il ml,< Is nl. cny.nisn,, Ga,
tlnp .i,iln may o. m,l'of .PirI,'o Of tur-
p.aliuc AMI a,,lr,,ll. \. l. SMITH.
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men and horses arr slow to learn-iha, i'm.
aginary dangers cause more fear than rcal-
ties, This may be done by firing pistol,
beating drum, aud many other expert.
ments. This once accomplished, he submits
u the necessities or the case; his spirit ol
is broken and by similar treat
ment he may be nush, many things that it
IS almost impos'ibl, to impiri by any other
system extent. Farmers Magazine.
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AaNAaA ANHaaAHN
III. cn,~i,- .,-,-,r ..-., or,i.r, /.
r.lI v,,,t, , -,-,,.I r,,l,r- o.itotl-,.t
ir.ol,,,.. brw,ri,,rv r-in,irl-.-,hs r,.
v,r,, t-ir- rather or, roo, than the cv,rr-
ton. with many " bo saIro.e thams.lvc. o.
D. hor.rmrn.
Sr Numcnous articles ON thi, schi,ct In
The rar.rs hay, attracted my attention. ems
bracin. ,,-ir.volttrl-i,-. in all orwbirb
the u., Of Ifu-, q. s.fIt1 rs-.r-n "A rrani.
r,pt rart It.tt, .-.r1.-t.n, ana rrr,rs.
on. or.r.a-. advanced I'M th... r5ra-r,rr,
that has, irlar.l r., ,l s3,ri th,. m.,t,l
stl.,ir. I.,.r. t,, pabIi, tt- r-,r,irI-. a'
The tts.ry rus,is,i. .l po, ty Mr.. Earrv.
ty DIE s.rlrrra. with equal .acrr-.. i1 o..
state. of ohio. Illinois. aud other part, ol
ths Union.
Thi. NO &, urt o.. v.ry recent discovery.
Ina work published ahaat t'r year l-l1,
ON tts ar, ,r b. Tamiu. WIl U.-.s." D..
riv.u wU. T. Powell. .y.'.H. Boo which
De- dr-crIa,s tarr r-r.s, similar in many
rg,frsts o. t.r following Iir r.rrla'r
The u.s of drugs. .a, t..0- q1.,r u1a.r.sslry
although Or. a,s, "It,r made u,sof c.r-
tam ingredients h...r. T.r.'a', o. d,.;'.-'
ths ral rsrs,, a'i u1ay N...,.liali 'He
dge.hiy o. which 'a' bore arrived 'o SD
short a. ''H' was OWN; % '..' '' De
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To pcr'eyero Is ones doly. and to DO s''
lent, is the best answer to calumny.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-13
ST EAM SAW M I'LL


THE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
= STEAM SAWMI ILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, three-quarters Of
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
of the surrounding country, fhe anticipated town,
and the undoubted completion of the road to this
point by the 1st Of October next, with the already
increasing demand, insares ready sale for lumber
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 800 acres of finely tim
bered land, with suffciency opened for the pro-
duction of corn, potatoes etc, to supply the
employees and teams Of the mill A comfortable
Dwelling, with the necessary out-houses, at
tached. The mill house is large and substantial,
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, 40 inches in dame
ter, double hued circular saw, 81 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This MILL with seven hands, can cut between
iye and six thousand e tes of lumber day, but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain of machinery.
Attached is one Of Straub's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRIST Hills, capable of grinding
from Is to Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply the place with bread. Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business-with an
of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises, or to the under signed.
w. j. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MtLLSAPS, Agents,
April III, '57. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-13


PATENT DETATcHED CRATES, and PATENT SLIDING
BUITs and MoTERs all Of which are EXCLUSIVELY
Used BIZ Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
ment Of India for Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, aud are warranted superior
In every respect. In order to meet the great de-
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lished warehouse aud workshop at the corner Of
Canal and Philippe streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 St.
Charles Street, feel confident of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed to
WIN. l.. CUSHING, Agent.
81 st. Charles ST.
Ne, DC . so. 1856. loft
Mr.. J. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
Of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson, where
q sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-13
OF INTEREST TO ALL.

TT HE undersigned begs leave TO inform th5 eli
IL izens of Claiborne aud adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right of CRANES
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK ET.-a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered 10 the public before. The casket has none
of the repulsive appearance which all other Burr
al Cases or Collins have. A supply of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will be filled with despatch. Burial clothes of
oil kinds furnished when ordered
A. ROLLINS.
July 9, 1856. 46-Iy
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-13

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac-
turing Company,
are now prepared
to hll all orders
for their Improv-
ed Gin Stands
All stands now
made have the
PATENT IMPROVED.
CYLINDER BRUSH,
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-13

Buckwheat {! Buckwheaf
TUST from New York, by ship Sam'l Adams:
~ 80 boxes fresh Buckwheat.
decs is MASON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-13
DISSOLUTION.

DkcCOE<O A&O4Fs
TvHE firm of Griffith d Garrison is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent T. Garrison will
attend TO settling up all the business of the firm.
All those owing us on note or book accounts. are
requested to pay up as soon as possible. 7. Gar
rison will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand, where be will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
In the Furniture and Housekeeping line
i. GRIFFITH
I. GARRISON.
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9; g ssssesk 4 sune Plsss. --peF .lssysa
Rs.sssg.-bsnfsqss1 lania Klsg. eeNswyak,
NJ. ", e1ecuefx tf yalentlas HaIf, dscsssed, lase
g g. s.@s p',ss ses inPrsvsnsat + sPrsistsa
7ysssph' =. fswkss, Il chfissssas, Ps.-zrur In
provement In machines Tor plourhinR 2 ,
Septimos Norris. Of Phfls1sapkn - -for im-
prSysness e running ge9e !sceai oIlvs sogises.
w. WI: 3, 0idhsn @ 6 8u1sle, \. y.-F~ Improve
1ssfgs -Elsmfr T. Ney, q Lewsll, Msss.,
enlgnor % The Lowell Ma6dfhctufinx C6mpany.
zddirosaI Imp1orssssrf : -Bspjarnis 2. wslh,
architecture. = - ,-ls7F771 ~ i I
Christian v. Qusen, q Peekukin
N. Y.-For improvement n fosQvs y
Joseph =. AndeF1on, of Bosto6, Has. For I'm
proyement n plaLfux machines- ts#
Roevge Fsbes, Of Canton, Ohio. -Fof magnetic
wa1ef-Eauge for boilers. ast 5
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0cn. SoSAv0n ~ bu8 ssIUkkAo.s'
g Among the many charges brought by the
prove that hewss not atfor the Presidency was
that he was ittiferote, and this was the honest
b.lief Of q great many everywhere. :
During his Administration, q vessel arrived
at Norfolk from the West Indies, and ON its
deck were several sea-turtles. Among them
WAS . giant Of q reptile, which attracted the
captain had them an taken On It the % ~hsrf and nd
exposed for sale. Among those who admired
the fellow above mentioned were several leaders
Of the tanterrike ~ four or fre Of whom made
up 4 purse, bought the monster, and by the
next Washington boat sent 1t mp a. present. 10
Old Hickory. assf = .lsIe - lstz = Z
II: was much gratiaed at such |. present, and
the inmates and visitors ut the White House
enjoyed rare treat in the way of<sturtle soup,'
OF the most magnificent description.
D The General wrote . very polite note ac-
knowledging the reseipt Of the present. which
was duly received By DR.. A., who had sent .if
in the name Of himself and his other Demo-
o Shortly asads stsr Ii. receipt of q. a.u.+.l,.
street, and just when nearly In front Of Mr..
3. 3 bookstore, he was hailed by Eve anti
Jacksonians a. follows: 8 - szsS t1ssas -
.Mi Dsss.o have heard dn The Gem
answered Dr. A, and hare his
reply in my pocket. y =; - pssss. q -
"Let's sss Il. let's see it.n they all cried In
Here 1t is DR.. A. replied. 81 ss.f -
He produced the note. and they read: se
"2sntlemen: thank you for the very ine
foytesss yoa 20 kindly sent me, &c., r." I" -
aThere,n said one Of the rentismer. ove
had always heard That your great man could
not write English, and now We knesr it, Who
ever heard Of . turtle being called tortoise!n
"Wili you taxa . bet on Il, % said A.
"That we win, answered they, 'sand We
will decide the point BY going into friend b. q -
SO in thy went, and both parties agreed TO
abide BY the definition of certain dictionary
then the standard Of the language. Onso of them
turned over its leaves till be reached the word
tartle. The definition vas go bird Of the dove
kind" and in the next line, sfhis word Il some
times used 70 designate the tortoise found on
the shorss Of The West Indiss.- IL 10 Q sorrup-
ton used by sasiors aud fllifsrefe people" :.
care yon satis6sd, gsntIsmsn, ,,f sxelsimsd
Dr. A.; II know yoa are not saiiors-so, BY
your authority you are iliifsrate Be pleased
to pay yeur beta, and never after this say that
General Jackson can't write English.ps
They did as requested. giving each IN order
for six bottles Of Madeira; end as they, went ont
Of B. % bystander observed that there was In
the ear Of each very large fea.-- Sfaapiton
Spectator. = ffsst - s4F.s ss3 8 q
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49,. ,.~iz-e 81 ~ - - = -S.~~--- - ~,
= nsr1kx q * fzrss Ss.1;S - C - slaa
- - " ee.n -
49, = v.eeers .se
isssrtsS tSrss t;.ss - IN: ever othsr Az. a.
tvics vesk. ~ - oses wi &. ssn1s psr sSsars
FOR s.ch iu,ert;on- p l71'77
-.
OPn A11ous % 1nB PA9xnr OBD1cx >>x1e fol-
lowing Il : II q psIe.b isnsa from U. 3 Ps1sns
,-s<- - 49, -r~--.. -. ,o~~n
- =. - -. s.e'ns - : &,
rovrd elsek escspemenf -
Mos<s Alfan, a. ctIca. n Y.-Foe inuovement
In mesal-plsnina machincs. = - , Z I =,
r. g. 6llrn AZ Roefon Mnm Fer c,mhfunfiou
2s1n gsnye 80 = = - .
sam1 Barber, Of South Brunswiek, N. y--Fos
Eli Bsrtholomew q Cleveland. O.-Fof In.
provemeut In bee hives. -
Jssrsd Beach, ef Fsespsrt, Pa.-For iupovsd
nrsss =
ment In automatic canal bridge:
Milton 3 Bi.hog q wdtIngham, vt.-Fer
impsossms1t ia y.sn,sk nschiaes
pssifiss esu1r6s, q norsar. ~. - = -
-. W. Bradley, Of New Yorf, N. Y.-For Inn
Loekwooi B. Brooks, of New York, N.Y.-For
improvement in steam valves
George cswsrd and David G caward, of Pntss-
burg N-Y-=for Improvement In road -scrapefs
Al: Chapman. o. Bayou Gouia, La.-For ip-
Matthias r. Coons, Of Brooklyn, N.Y.-For i'm
hating gas.
Fe. ,mprovenens in ehIIdrsn's sIsds.
Edward Crane, Of Dorchester, Mass.-For i'm
Frsysmsnt In loeou,oti We engines. "A
provement In railroad cars. - - -.
). D. M. Cummings, Of Enneld, N. H.-Fof i'm
Pfovement In harrow teeth "a
yohn Davis and Eoenezef Davis, Of Matilda.
noss s,.--,s.. - !. s,tsl -,
Harrison Doty. q cssdington, ohio.-Fos sP-
- Charles Doaalss, Of Hebron, conn.~For i'm
pfovement IN wagon jacks. -
n. Dufkee Of Hartford, Wis.-Fof improve
ma. IN gam, ,oinden. 49,. -
Psoss%sns PGa II q v1nls,snisi2g n, ruboe. ee%peu.as.
proved cabbage custing machine . 49,
y EuIo u s,sso. g Per- Gibson, Ms-Fer IN
= Geo; 4. EnFish.Id, of New York, n. ". ana
haaoiPn r; d: Havemann, Of New Brunswtck,
ch,s,s 10 .i,;ts IN comPosnas q caout-
A J. Emla~, % q Gran Grand Haven. Mich. .,d "a.
S pss..nsss s,ssnsss is ss :. nii. i'm
n,avsns,. /, Sa,seiy ,asy q Newton, Conn -Fos inn
as oase' e s = orssn, q D1hlin, Improve
= 'nSes Jabn N ess@s ss,s :, ....,.,,,. an.
,,sss n =, 49,, 49,, % tossvihe, hy-For improve
G.s~r,.1s y. - -" g, Iys -
Nich-.F"~s1,sn~.,,, smc !. sss,sy, % hooson
-. % u.ft.~r sv,..S.- !. gan sP-
nres,s.,. s,s, h 2. a.eawna =; n. va-Fof I'M
Al. Han snd knsSei5 Pstter' % uo,,,..o,.,
49,. u.nPe - 5 es, ~ esfnage soPs. -
neet a. f.-t3Pss,ss :. ''-fof improve
- 80. - - d 'inusS.. 49, -
,.a,s-.. - AZ nozmsn, "aterfosd, N. f-Fof
9ns;,s ucr.s. c1Ss i@sssss.ss - -,
: 49,, 1S ..k, % ~ ewsfk, ~. .y-rof improved
Jossss A. Hnssasa d0s 81 sseem ph,,nds,as, ssLss,
imPsSxed w Psopsliing wheel
men. IN essI nos. ol eaiai' Maine.-for improve
&c Gsorve - s1 n isn.n ~ n.s.,o N -
John.on u G,ssa %.esIns. Id n,.,
trnr.cvsr,srt =. .,s. - - Slene Mien'-Fof
~ = 1920. - ~ - mh-ensiee
provsrnsns 10 ox-yotess ' ''a es1h'- q I'M
r,cxsd Issts q sufnngson, Vt-For In
% Elisha &C. G. Leonard. q New Bedford m..-ro,
inps.vs%eas S u ,. %.auisssstins e psr.as e.nds.
improvem<uf ia rsiirosd-csr sxies y, 1''' VI
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BX NALL 9 BARNARp, Auctloneer..

- BX WALL Z BARNARD. Auctlouesr. :.
Tfus,TEEs ZEE sALF1Ry A!aLL viitss q deed of
WEDNEsDAY,th the 1th day of Dseembsr bf' ne2f, at as
~ o'ciock p.m. on the premises, the wektornmost
fourth part Of Lot fourteen, Square thirty
seven, seven, !M: IN Msshlnston, fonting thirteen feet
running back, OF the safne width one hundred feet
more or less, so alley, with being
Term: Of sale; ,one-third Of the purchase money
70 IS 1ss6 ~ ss:h and the rs.iaSe n I've squs
secured By notes and deed of ftru.t.-'--,r u 80
= s.;:::; e
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AssFewI,s Trsnssctisn By the ssYsune ,Uu.,,
Geo. B. Burnham, the Massachusetts, liqnor
agent, who has gained some notoriety for his
liqnor extending Ingenuity, was once engaged
In Q business more foul than liquor selling. as
appears By the following letter. -
cent yutwsnty six dollars in letter fcr 8
coshin chinsr chiekns, and yu sed tha was per-
feok pure bludds and yu lade yerself lyble to .
Sate Of prosekushun for lefin such dana stuf 70
intu yur yard, or out Of 1t either. / bred
them orl BY themselfs and never had no ather
eockriIl on my phase. And l no yu chseted me
lids the devil, An yu no It 2. The fust lot Of
didn't sa nothin, cause Why? wot did want
tn let foxes no ide bin fuied and suct in by
Contemplate yanky, for 4 sed nothing and
kept shady, and stuk to it that gut sm to
breed wits fouis out on--cause Ment people
Student larf a. me, no how! Wei, the mex lot
Of ehiekens got was black - thunder 5faek,
Geo. B.rnhsn--srsa oss q yer Patent y.llsr
noospspsrs ced was puts bludds. 4 choked
every wun on en- quioksr'n scatt--Wsn found
um, sud Il 'yude 4 bin thare thin guess you
Wuddsnt ,rssed not mofe'n ten thovsen more
fouls to chest People with after ids gut Z holt
on yure dcsaitful gnllet.z ~ II
tell IN wot think on IN. a think II syu shud
= ~ Wsen q 1orsn .oos sass :. Con
sidersd gentle mann Compared with vet yu
now be everyboddy nose how ~ ~ cheetine
aud Gopgfn and blendin the ppbiick, N yur
naim sdnks wn9' b sols Hon eups eany how.
ispose tho Of yue shpd talk q emmy kins Of
onnsss sort Of way to git Z. liyfn II "a kill IN
dun quick, oos IN sint uste to II, and that
wsd ssrv - rite, ~ ehssting, lying onprin-
sipIed nave. ~ 70 shed.' suo
en- - long ~ Yu eAn. Tia wunE me ~ out
fer vile, and N can maik sum considerabls
Po5s honay sa1 q ths aat.-f yit. yu thort
~ gut twsnty-six dellers 81 my monDy I A 4
spoee " ehucklsd abont Il, 1sme's IN did Wen
yastnk then rotten aigs onto bill turner. = -
dont yeu wish ide psde The postige on this let
tory 1uie glt yos wun mex time, >
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QUIT Court ths sct q Scr he sss cess Ss
Eof 9 Msshihston ssd 70 ns dirsetsd, / viii sxpcs.
T. public sa1s tor essh, IN front The Court Honss
cay o. Dseem9er next. ls, et ~ ociock I tbs fol-
loving described properly. 70 vit All defends
p.ie, claim srd ,nterss{ IN and g
D.. t3eethsr with sll ssd siuEIlsr the Improve
erty panIel Mcdonald. and win Be cold to sttis
sns.sfs No e. TO oesoesr terra lass, in favor IL
- = - = - ~ cas- slls.I w arr nru
no la-dss Msrshal for District ef coismsia.
MAksHAL'S sALE.-In virtue of a vut Of
W terI fAcas. Oh iudf nsnt of oondem nd tloa ia
sued from the Clerks ece Of the Circuit Cont OF
the Dist act Of Co nmbia, for the oounty OF Wash
ingtop. and 20 me cirscfed shai sxp pose Ia vveisc
sale, for cash, in frut Of tho Court House dow OF
said county on TUESDAY v the 18th dsy o9 No
vember 1859, instant, al defsndanf's riaht title
claim and interest in and to part OF Lot No IN
Square west Of ssesse1 u, besinninr at a roinf or
18th street vest s. feet inches from the corner of
~ and 2sth street, ard runninE thence al~ns s.sd
tn street and the eastern BOUNDARY OF said lot Nos
channel Of Rock Greek, toeether with an And sip-
Wsshnstes B. .sd snd isris3 "a me eses e,s, ,Ss 81
ssasiy budIsiss No se TO October term, is8, in q
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