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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-13

"IeSoRAST IRIsn."--we copy the following
choice paragraph from page SO of the HELPER
Book. for the benefit Of our adopted citizen
who merited so much praise from the Heper,
ite Deacon Of the Journal, for their efforts las
fall IN electinR the Republican Ticket. II will
be remembered that this book was endorsed BY
sixty leading members Of the Republican party
in Congress: ii therefore becomes an authorita
tive document, expressing in the fullest sense,
the creed Of the party who issued Il;
True 10 their instincts for Freedom, the Ger
mans generally voted the right ticket, and they
will do i again, and continue TO do 20. With
the intelligent Protestant element Of the Faiths
erland on our side, We can well afford TO dis
pense with the ignorant Catholic element of the
Emerald Isle. In the influences which they
exert on society, there is so little difference be.
tween Slavery. Popery, and Negro>driving
Democracy, that we are not at ali surprised 70
see them going hand In hand 10 their diaboli-
cal work Of inhumanity and desolation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-13
Masquerade Costumes
IA QYooerv for Sale.

TlHE undersigned will sell at private sale thu
Il Grocery on the corner of Main and Fifth ats .
lately owned BY John n. Cohlentz
Apgyto JACOB CoBLENTz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-13

D- Messrs. Gibbs q Bemis. agents for Head.
lsy's Life of Washington, are about to COM
mence delivering the work to their subscribers.
The book is beautifully bound, and we think
1t is equally as good or better than the sample
copy. Such agents and such work, we trust,
will meet with hearty welcome at the threshS
old Of every subscriber. "Take the work; clasp
1t to thy breast. Obi Patriot, its pages point
to the star of Liberty, which was ouly won by
fatigue and blOOdshed. Washington left us
freedom as a memento of his devotednsss to all,
just before his spirit took its fight 10 happier
and better world"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-13

TIE above choice articles are gotten MI
with tpeeiAirefeFcnae 70 the present stringeno
IN the money market A fair trial win convinc.i
the most skepticAl that the quality OF the goods a
as represented and the very low figures At which
they are ofieFed, places them within the reach oi
All. To be had only At the Drug store OF
DR.. W. W. STEWART,
lepI-o4H No. % Main at. Dayton, o.
'TTNHE Board OF school Examiners of Monteom-.
l. cry county, Ohio, at their regular meeting on
February sth, 1850, Resolved 20 meet the mt sat
nfday of each month In the Southwest school
HOUSE IN Dayton, At o'clock A. N. and admit no
spplleAat alter 10 oeioek A. N. BY order OF the
neAte. s.ss. 49, G. B. HARTMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-13
:. ToiIeG and shaving SOAP.

every variety of color, form and style,
And ranging "a price from To 20 cite.
sor sale ~ W. W STEWART,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

1T I'M 3u9c. Srrcits i'm eorisen Se3re tri6tsn
cine trisseminiasrieae Scrprpnuus wcasn bee
Ssin6s Der Saba9ieeu our4 Sptoaten, NORM
icbo@ auebridtib aussefprphcr paro, bab ben
Sclontea aud aieertaib bSS Dicnfes bic @ofs
zen selafen perpen frqen.
Sis gu Der i'm geep. 1S4S erfolatsn gertinbi-
suns beS SsIa9srunssSutancss battsn bic COL.
oatsn, penn ic ni6t i'm Disnlie warcn, eas Sci.
tsnsspebr fprt3nlaFen.
- Die grn'nnuua hes Sarpns glptuns BON
Rcttftilp gum prsuBii6en General @priuI In
9aris fhbrt sus,t stnen Ssraeliteu in cine Ssr-
artiae preus. Stsnuns EN-. Spr cintssn SAB.
rem fcfete es nod @ate,1 pas Gin Rom @ultan
gum thritlGen General 6 pnlul In prcusen ere
nanntsr Ssraslit bas bisaeitise Grtquatur err
bislt. - f@ -FFii uf Et
= Gin arau pdbaapae-
Scr einissn @s6sn 1T in 9onrpn Sbpmoe .Spp.
les, Sntaber cines 8nabsn. Snfitutes, su 4 Sab.
rem 3u6ttous Scrurtbrilt mprben, neil er einsn
istnsr 35slinsc, ben 15iGtrisen 8.sinal Cancel.
Tor, 3u Goee 9epriiseIt bate. 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
Auslanb B.

Nus Yater pom Is. Stuff l6reibt
man Der @crrsippnOen3 Sulisr: @aribalot be-
lu4te ben nSeloee" uno belt auf benz 8erbeds
psfsIteH fOlssnOe NnesOe:
nStalicnilhe S0tpaten uno Steleuts Scr
6abt 5talien elm eplss Ssifpiet ssssben, inbem
Sbr bic 5asnen Dec 5Drannen osrlast, Nm Ga6
untsr bic Same Dec italieniiAen Natipn III Ihaa.
rem. Mit Nannern. mic S9r pirb Stnlisn, bas
Stalten, iuetbss Die 5remOlinse bis jest nit 6as
Ben setreten pdbsn, pslhss Das Spielpert Der
Md&tt nao Der blutise S3auylae ibres CIR
ssiSes sstpefen III, inter ben slp6en 0dtipnen
Sur"pa's Dlab nebinsn uuO istner Stimme un.
ter BEN SrOBsn Nationrn Guropa's Dlas ns9men
unp Ietnsr Stimme uuter ibuea @eG5r perI4af.
fen. Niemuno miro mebr %tsmmsn, Inn uts DisIe
Gtss ttrsttig Ju MAIDEN, wslhs ltett pas bsisioi-
senps WtttieiS bss auslanpss 1u erre9en. ssGsn
Seronnosrun9 rrwtrteu pirp. J6r ss6Srt tebt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

= Die 0ittcruns Der lest ii looc mar fir
Ole irBtSc3 abras8'it cine anssrf onscnetme ,u
l%nsnnen, pa 1ftsre StessnshFe bic Suft abtasGten
lno retnt8trn. Gun bemerfrasmert6en Sronf.
psltstaucn 1T uafere Stabttm QuaFe btsies Own.
fners fat gang beireit aebli,bea, baseoen tanen
anc 'rntmsft uaa NOD tmmer Rtnrts.ronfkeitcr
s'en'lt& boufie nor. @l:srn lsHtsa nomentlids
Den @snnB BON Dip bsi ibrss Gtasssn lprafaltie
uberwaGea.
Na&fen Grcitas fnesn IN charlottesville
Spnssritpnsn DER beioen bsms frattfdsn 9art,iS
Sraeftonen sum 3wcd Der &nffeauua eiu,s
StaatS'SlsctUralttdfte- Ratt- Sn erHsrrr @toct
p~sriammsln F& bis Srsarnribae asute, mSbreup
TN Staunton Die gmbdu,ser Son Dptslas ,ulon,s
msntoniinsn. 5lS bsibei @ousrutipneu fub audi
Osutide als DtteSaten sr,pGbIt fpcrpsr.
Nir ine Iaon me6rSetto borouf opfn,srr.
lam stma@t pOrpsn, sas esute, beren fnan,ieue
SsrbaltntIs 60 r~rlaubsa, cine 3sitna ,u toIten
uno Sa tejablsa, srn @n3sissr rssRibibtn, nrG
|see psrlslbs in be 5anpe Der redtmasiaen at,r-
nsnten, erlan9t, uno oaB picfeIbea barn aud,
nod metitrns rae Bieperbrirssu pcrseGrn. Sp,
lisb ss uns and ih, OoS prr ,.@n,etser" In f,iuer
rsi6kaI:s:n @usaattuns BON rsdbt YicI.,,
be- tisfsen Ocutftsn su lcien braebrt nire. Ip,
n'nhen mir p'@ ssaen einen berortissn GinariF
tn oas G'~sentbnmsrett ,inlsrrr @bonurntcm
srnRl.b prctnitiren. gSrm bic 3eituna. 70 mic
fs icst cif&stnt, esfaat, ber wirb aud nidt arnr
%roersen, wenn CT pisiribe sslbff bait uiie wSfept.
lid 10 @snts eafir o~ussibt; iper ater piyfliG
gu arm na3u III, Der ipnte bod rcntofeus 10 pjel
NnRano 6clisc:t. hsm wirtli&sn giarntbiimsr bas
Sorre6t Dec eelcns gu seIfatten.
= Sprsefern rpnrbe 6srr Stances Srtit. b.r
mad ~lanserrr Srnnfbett i'm Spipttal aeapr6,u
mar, Son lt'nrn 6iennoen unb QuaetGrisen ,ur
Isbten 8utcitdtte 9elcust. Or mar Elm oetcren.r
glidher unb tintcrIaft 5tau unb en ainb.
9cfsrn fano Die feitrIiat SeiIsbuna ber
usbsrrtffe tss In Yaris S.racrtenen Or. Saroo.
min fatt, Die nit BEN lesten @tsam,r beriitsr-
scbradt trOrben iparsn.
Ra- 0ew 1artet 5pteI. @sit s,r,
rlcternabme biefts setdumlsen SutcIt turet bic
5srrrn Stabefb er unb 5.6ueIer, ,pet
anerfannt tiiGtige Birtbe, ~srfreut btefss Saus fd
zines fpl&en pSrtrefli6en 8ufes, ba6 Die S,.b.
f6aft tefelben INNER mcbr nrb mcbr ,unimmt.
USE uns pom oerItieornrn Sei'sn mitattbeilt
purbs, 70 laet bic i'm gsw Tiarfct. Sutel itbem
anRdnoi5en Btfnhsr su E6sit perosnee 9,bie.
nrna binidtli& Der Sciitttdt unS !3ucortpm-
rnsnb'tt ribts an mi af&en itrts. uno ~slauten
mir MUIR I'm Sntcrtfc pes @utlifumS su bdupsln,
pern mir bemfcltcn biefrs 6otel anatleaentIthR
empfrhlen. Scr3ii9't& m6aen D;eisnisrn, peldc
cine cute Boarding fpiinibcn. tbre Sfritts p5i-
gem Sote! 3itipenbei, oa lie balslbIt cine ,rpe:te
5etnatb unO anscneSmen gerfe6r nit Der ae.
NtiOstsn Slafs Der 9isTstn DtutIden fnbrn
perben. N.E- H
nR- Der aefrise u9 u n d" In Der gDtrtb-
ibaft Der eOenf @ats trcr, ipte mir b5rsn, gail.
reid befu&t unO bsfrieoiste ausemein. geir
'nrpfrblsn bieiss stmiitbliae 2otal Der telsnOern
prctsfttUn hes publitums.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
GokaIfs.

Dor Der MapOrS GOurt purSe am Cams.
tag tpeni8 Don Sntereff oertauSelt. Das einsia
8smertsnswsrtbe mar, baB Sas alte Siupsnre.
glitter OeS Ra9cTs ssltIcfen. unO Our6 sineu
mea'n Stdsn 6Oliantsn srisbt mar. gBeIaer arme
aeufl miro Otsiso @sOentbu4 pUltseih6er grrs
-gr6tt 3usrf Siertn2 3
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

Gin RtIIsr Ort 9u unIsrfm tltinen
Srte III es reSt tile, fdSte Semdnb. aDtna
ni8t 6isWsilen elm SOpesfauf Fs srsi8nete, mar
gar fein 9s6en oartn, a5a+s saaHaaH %
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13
81 Nsine aIte tmportirte
2SSeine, 2i9nDrS nnb @i9arrcn.

9ts llntsssthnesn babsn Elm gpmpasnie>B sf8dft erSTnst
unttr Der Gtrma
MKEEFER & BROKEN,
nno tpfrOen IN ibrem @tore, SO. 4 Grtbanae
6ctel, 9enrl Str, 8t6mono, gsa..
fIr 81; GOlgs Tin fits reihbaItsrs 9oecr fibren ron in-
pOriirteu uno inldRsibtn
@sinen, 9iaHUrS uno giaarren,
f-lr7. 4snccn 9prtPr, Septa Gle,
Sarotnee u. (. ~,
auf rStlfs qrtifsl sisftISsr Die apfHstlamf.it ibrsT Br.unbe
lelbsn absr aud lusIei6 bic SsfTbcrun0 aebsnS, cas- i,S,r
Bel uns sftaufte artifeI ale d9t saranfMt iperSsn fam unb
Ha@ Isrsnt SbttIe Der Stast frei ms 6dus selisfri pirb.
@Ier. Wc Rttoer.
GbaS. R. 8riden.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-13

Ess- DE9rtden erlauSI ft feintn gr,xnSen Bic
Heuers nrb Sebens- 90 Tfiarut9s -Yel6dTt fUrtltbsn ,pirb.
Seine Sffes btftabet i6 lsst III btm StOre brr 5erren
YcReeser II. Sriden.
Ma 9erf6srunsen alter %rt uub in Den semen
@slsll@aftsn ptrbea 6ili9t baelbf IN 9e9sne,ncnr,sn
q 9Bsssn Sei3srGns (Salaranctj psaos man lib an
#lf -,r Or. Brt6en,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

ASSISTANT ELECTORS. following are the
assistant electors appointed by the Demo-
cratic (Breckinridge) State Central Commit
tee:
For Eastern Shore--Hon. VIM Grason.
For Western Shore-Hon. Thos. G.. Pratt.
First District.-Somerset, Hon. John w
Crisheld; Dorchester, Hon. JAS A. Stewart !;
Worcester, Hon. ]. r. Franklin; Talbot, Hon.
Saml Hambleton; Caroline, Dan'l Field,
Esq; Queen Anne's, John NJ Robinson, Esq
Second District.-Carroll, +. f. Crout
Esq; Baltimore county, John 7. Ford, ESQ.,
Hartford, A. Lingan Jarrett, ESQ.,; Cecil Hon.
Jno. 9. Groome; Kent, Hon. James Alfred
Pearce.
Third Decentralization county, Richard
Grason, Esq.
Fifth District-Allegany, J. w. Gordon,
Esq; Washington, Hon. W. T. Hamilton;
Frederick, Hon. ]. NJ. Kunke.
Sixth District.--St. Mary's, f. Maddox
Esq; Prince Georges, Hon. T. F. Bowie !;
Charles, J. j. Stoddard, Esq., Calvert, Hon.
A. r. Sellers; Anne Arundel, Hon. G. W
Hughes and r. S. Iglehart, Esq; Howard
Hon. 7: W. Lyon; Montgomery, W. v.
Bouic, Esq.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

SENATOR CLINGMAN PUBLICLY REPUD1ATEs
DoUGLAs.-On Thursday, September 9th, the
regular Breckenridge Democracy of Wake
county, North Carolina, had great demon
straton and barbecue at Raleigh Among
the speakers on the occasion were Ex-senator
Bedford Brown, Hon. l.. OBI. Branch, NJ. c.,
Ex-Governor Bragg, Hon. A. w. Venable and
Thos. l.. Clingman, of the United States Sem
ate. Mr.. Clingman made an elaborate speech.
which is reported in a condensed form in the
Wilmington Journal of Saturday. We extract
from the Journals report the following para
graphs, which designate pretty fully where
Mr.. Douglas former friend, Senator Cling
man, now stands:
The next speaker introduced was Hon. T.
Clingman, who fully endorsed every word
that Mr.. Brown had uttered, and every posi-
ton he had taken. lie agoiced himself cIearly
and unequicoeally for Breehinridge and Lane. .
In reply to Duncan McRae, Esq, the Sena-
tor said
" lie had always respected Judge Douglas,
but his recent menaces 10 The South in his Nor
folk and Raleigh speeches convince him TIM
w. DougidS isRow a desperate political gam
bier. Those who now went for Mr.. Douglas
would find out their mistake. He had no
doubt Mr.. McRae would come all right.
Mr.. McRae, interposng, said he had only
followed the example Of Mr.. Clingman at
Baltimore who was a strong Douglas man.
" Mr.. Clingman said the cases were differ
ent. M. Doaglas had not then UotuntariIy Of
tered his services 10 whip in Southern States IN
the interests Of Abe Lincoln. He (Mr. Cling
mani felt no disposition to send message to
Lincoln to come on, and that he was ready to
SUBMIT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

AcCDENT.-In the afternoon of Friday last,
the second day of the Fair, when the interest
of the large concourse of people upon the
grounds was at its highest pitch, and all were
anxiously and intently witnessing the exhibit
ton of the horses, an accident of a very pain
full character occurred. Mr.. ScHoFIELD, of
Washington city, while driving, at rapid
rate, was thrown from his sulky. His right
elbow was very badly disIocated, and he 9TH
erwise much injured. lie was carefully at
tended, and was able to return to Washing
ton that evening. We learn that be is doing
well.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
FoR TIE SENTINEL.

Mr.. EDITOR: As there is much interest felt,
and much discussion going on, in our neigh
borhoOd, as TO the best schools to which our
children can be sent, think it only fair to
call attention to the school, for girls, con-
ducted in Rockville, by Misses VALLEY &
DUGAN. From my own observation, and that
of others, feel sure that they have a peculiar
talentfor interesting the pupils in their studies,
which is a sure guarantee that they will learn
all that they are able to understand. Their
discipline seems to be mild, but firm; and, at
the same time, they have the rare faculty of
attaching the scholars to them as personal
friends, which, think, is the most useful
talent teacher can possess. | do not wish
to speak in derrogation of other schools, but
thought thus much was due to the merits OF
Misses VALLEY & DUGAN.
AN OBSERVER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

CORPORATION ORDINANCES learn that
our "City Fathers " have recently enacted
several ordinances of material interest not
only to the citizens Of the town, but to those
who occasionally visit us. One is tax of Il
dollar upon every dog, and another relating
to hogs and geese running at large. We
woald respectfully suggest to the Commits
sioners the publication of their ordinances
it would give us much pleasure to insert them
in the " Sentinel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

JUDGES OF ELECTION County Commits
sioners, at their meeting on the 18th instant,
appointed the following gentlemen Judges Of
Election for the ensuing year:
First District--James Williams, William
Brown, of JAS, and Thomas NARROW.
Second District. -Wm. E. Murphy, William
Reid, and VIM. Williams.
Third District.--Leonard Hays, Isaac Young
and Samuel Darby.
Fourth District,-IIenry West, Benjamin f
Perry, and CRATIC Clagett
Fifth District.-George B. Scaggs, Pennel
Palmer, and Minot Darling.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
NOTICE.

WE. the undersigned subscribers appoint
w ed by the Circuit Court tor Montgome-
ry county, sitting as Court Of Equity, here
by give notice that we will meet in PoolesyilIe,
on THURSDA " tie 25M Of October he1t, for
the purpose of laying off and assigning TO
Elizabeth White her dover in the lands Of the
late DR.. Stephen N. 9. White.
JOSEPH BRUNER,
FREDERICK S. POOLE,
ROBERT PETER,
WIN. MATTHEW'S,
sep 2i-td GREEN. NJ. WATKINS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
CHE Mtarkets.
BALrIMoRE, Tue

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. 10.
GRAIy.-Some IL, 600 bushels Wheat were
offered ON Change this morning, and prices
were steady at 25aS1 40 for ordinary to
medium white, 45a$l So for fair do, Goa
81 10 for good do, and ! 75al 80 per bushel
for prime to choice do; red sold at 35a$l 4s
per bushel for ordinary to prime--the demand
was fair. OF Corn 5000 bushels offered, and
both white and yellow sold at 7Oa73 cts per
bushel for fair to prime--demand good -
Some 200 bushels Maryland Oats sold a;
32a35 cts, and Pennsylvania at 36a3s cts per
bushel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
Road Notice.

WE, the undersigned, citizens Of Montgo-
w merry county, hereby give notice to all
whom it may concern, that we will apply to
the Commissioners of said county, at their
FIRST MEETING, Thirty Days after the pub
LEGATION of this notice, to alter or change that
portion Of the River road where it intersects the
lands of Benjamin j. Cross and William A T..
Gassaway, at the junction Of the Jamestown
and Seneca Mills road
THOMAS PETER,
sep 2l-td UPTON DARBY, and others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
ESTRAY.

.Gs CAME to the subscriber residence,
IN about three miles northeast of Rock
vile, on the 18th Of September, Bay
Mare Colt, two years old last Spring, with the
left hind foot white and a snip in the face, and
has on yoke. The owner Of the above de-
scribed colt is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take it away.
sep 2l--3t JOHN BEAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

THE VOTERS of Montgomery county are
respectfully invited to attend the following
places, on the days specified:
At the Great Falls, on SATURDAY, the 10Th
Of September, inst.
AT Poolesville, on SATURDAY, the 9th of
October.
At Colesville, on SATURDAY, the 18th of
October.
At Rockville, on TUESDAY, the 10th of
October.
At Laytonsville, on SATURDAY, the goth
of October.
At Hyattstown, on FRIDAY, the goth of
October at o'clock, p. NJ.
At Clarksburg, on SATURDAY, the 9th
of October.
At Darnestown, on SATURDAY, the Sd of
November.
At each of the above meetings, eloquent
and distinguished speakers will address the
voters upon the deeply interesting political
questions of the day.
Hon. Il. L. Lowe, Hon T. r. Bowie,
Hon. 7. @. Pratt, Hon. A. r. Sellers,
Hon. J. NJ. Kunkle. Hon. John Richie,
Hon. G. W. Hughes, Hon J. A. Franklin,
And other eloquent friends of Breckenridge
and Lane, have promised to address the
voters of Montgomery during the present
campaign.
The speaking will commence, at each meet
ing, at 2 o clock p. NJ. unless otherwise pub
lished.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

ES- Mr.. J. N. McCutehen, Douglas elector
for the 9th congressional district of Tennes-
see in letter to the editor of the Nashville
Union, withdraws his name from the Douglas
ticket, though friendly to him, because run
ming ticket for him in Tennessee tends to
give the State TO Bell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

FALL SEEDMG.-0ur Farmers are generally
ready to begin sowing wheat, having prepar-
ed their ground earlier this year than usual.
Our information leads us TO suppose that
greater amount than usual will be seeded this
Fall. Guano and various manipulated ferti-
lizers will be literally applied
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

GS- Capt. Francis s. Barlow, Of Savan-
nah, heretofore prominent leader of the OPP
position party of Georgia, is out in favor Of
Breckenridge and Lane, and will support
them warmly in the present canvass. He was
to have addressed the democracy Of Savannah
on Monday evening"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

SALE OF LAND.-On the 9th inst the Home
stead" of the late VIM. PRICE, adjoining the
village of Unity, in this county, and con-
tanning $50 acres, was sold by Trustee, for
forty-fye dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Mr.. JETsoS GRANGER has disposed of his
farm, near Glenwood Mills, containing 1875
acres, at private sale, 70 Mr.. GEORGE MONROE,
for $27 80 per acre.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
oo ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, II being the land whereon Eliza
beth Butt formerly resided, lying about five
miles from Rockville, on the public road lead
ing from Rockville TO Darnestown, near Mud
dy Branch.
The farm Is well watered, and the soil gene
rally is very susceptible Of Improvement.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third OF the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash, or on the rat
i6cation Of the sale, and the balance payable
In six and twelve months, the purchaser or
purchasers giving notes with approved securi-
ties, bearing interest from the day Of sale. On
the payment Of the whole purchase money,
land not before deed will be given 10 tho
purchaser lat bis or her expense conveying
all the right Of the parties 10 said suit IN and
" the premises aforesaid, 10 the said purchaser
or purchasers. JOHN r. VINSON,
sep l5-s Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

Ds- Col. ]. H. Patterson, Of Augusta, Ar
kansas, who was appointed an assistant cleo.
tor on the Bell ticket, has written letter tc
the Augusta Standard, declining to serve in
that capacity, and says he shall support
Breckenridge and Lane, as, he says, they are
planted upon platform that will admit Of
no double construction as to what the rights
Of the South are under the Constitution,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
Commissioner's Notice.

TIVE Commissioners fo- Montgomery coun-
IL ty viii meet on TUESD1Y, he 25h
fnstont, when they will act upon the report OF
the Examiners, on the road petitioned for by
Nicholas Ray and others, said road running
through the lands Of o. 4. Muncaster and 9th
crs and upon the petition Of John 4. Veirs
and others, for road and landing at Edwards
Ferry. UuAH FORREST,
sep lid Clerk 10 Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21
Late Sherin's Sale.

Late SheriH's Sale.
DY virtue Of writ Of fier facias issued ou
ID Of the Circuit Court for Montgomery conn
ty, ana TO the Sheriff Of said county directed,
will be exposed 10 public sale, for cash,
On THURSDAY, Me 9Th instant,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock NJ, and 3
O'Clock, =. NJ, at the residence OF John Bar
croft, all the right, title, claim and interest,
both at law, and IL equity, Of the said John
Barcroft, Of, in and to thcfollowingproperty--
TO wit
One BLACK HORSE,
One WAGON & HAY CARRIAGE,
One CARWOLE, lTIIliESlIlNG MACHINE.
Seized and taken as the property Of the said,
John Bancroft, at the suit OF Ellen 9. Adams
Executrx Of the last will and testament OF
Washington Adams, and will be sold 10 satisfy
the same. JOHN r. BENSON,
sep Ats Late Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

We have received copy Of the address de-
livered by Mr.. WIN. MooRE, upon the presen-
tation Of the handsome banner, by the ladies
of the county to the Agricultural Society, and
will, with pleasure, publish 1t next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

EA- We regret TO learn that valuable
young negro man belonging TO Mrs. JAMES b.
BEALL, residing near Jamestown, was drown
ed in lock No. %, of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, one night last week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-09-21

A SLAVE KmLED.-Spencer g. Jones, OF
Frederick, Nd, lost a valuable young slave
last week. He was crushed TO death by the
horsepower Of a thrashing machine.