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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

The CnledOniRu Society - ST, Andrews |
Day-AnniversRry banquet.
The thirty-third anniversary meeting and |
supper Of the Csledonian Society OF Cincin- |
natl took place last evening. Over one hum
dred PERSONS, including the members of the |
Cincinnati Independent High and Guards, sat
down to a splendid supper, prepared by the
proprieters of the Sc. Nicholas, to which
ample justice was done.
g Previous to the toasts, the President, An
drew McAlpin, Esq, remarked as follows
"lt is now thirty three years since the first
celebration of st. Andrews day in Cincin-
natl. This is the first society of the kind in
America. We have seen our ups and downs;
but We are now on the increase, and are
able to do much to relieve our countrymen
who want assistance. May we always be
able to do something for a countryman in
distress"
The regular toasts were as follows:
l. The Day ne Cclebrate-and a wha honor it.
Song -"Again let US welcome, p VIM.
McAlpin.
g. sootland--we love thee as the land of our BIRTH
Country Of valor and of song-we can never forget
thee If we would
Song Scotland, Love Thee Dick
Richardson.
3. The United States Of America Land of our
adoption. May we never prove unworthy Of thee.
Song Star-spangled Banner y David
B. Scott.
4, Wallace and Bruee-Heroes of our, country's
independence. Their names are household words
Song-"Scots wha haze Captain Robert
Air.
5. Washington.
6. Scott, Wilson and MdeaHley-The fruits of their
| genius-a rich boon to posterity.
McGregor's Gathering. g."-John w.
Hastie.
L The President Of The United 81 ,tes-The highest
| position in the gift Of a free people.
SoDg-"The Red, White and Blue. Roy
Frazer.
8: Our cOmbvs Post-Burns, Tannahill aud
Glee-"willie brew'd peck o malt"
| 9. The Lassies God bless them.
Song-"Green Grow the Rushes, or
David Gibson.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
The Cincinnati Independent HighlGnd Guard5.
Response by Captain Patrick.
The Municipal authorities of Cincinnati.
Response by the Mayor, who gave:
The CdledoRiqRs-They will ever prosper under so
worthy President.
Response by the President, who gave:
Tie Old Men Of the CoIedonian Society, now in The
dust.
Song-"Theres many a man."-Robert
Kirkup.
Toast by G. W. West, Esq.
The Press.They who run may read.
Response by H. Reed.
By the President:
Our Friends Of KeneucIy-May there be no spark
Of disunion to divide the brethren, who are only
separated by the Ohio.
Response by Maj. Root, of Covington.
Song-By Robert Crawford.
The Army aud Nary.
Response by Major Burbent, of the U. S
Army.
The ST. George Society. -
Response by Esq. Chidsey, who gave:
America-May the love wo feel for the land Of ou
birth be secured only to the respect we owe to th
| land of our adoption.
W. ". FoSdick, he Poet Of Cincinnati.
Response by Mr.. Fosdick.
AT this juncture the reporter was obliged
| to adjourn
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTJON SALE.-BY KELLOGG WILL
IN JAMS Sales rooms Do and ~ East Third-st.
THIS Saturday MORNING, Dec. /, at 9 o'clock,
general variety Of Dry and Fancy Goods, Clothing,
Boots Shoes, Watches, etc.
At 10 o'ciock-A fair stock of new Parlor, Cham
Der, Dining and Once Furniture.
ALSO-A variety Of second hand Furniture of
families removing. A. KELLOGG, Auo'r.
a UCTION aALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
N Sales,rooms, No. Is T.. .:Fourth-street.-2OO
French Lithograghs in GILT Frames at Auction; On
TUESDAY MOANING, December 4th, at e16 o'clock,
at our store, No. is East Fourth street, will be
sold at Auction, 200 Colored Autographs in New
Gilt Frames. They will be on exhibition all day
Monday. no3O
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paahOe 10
This settlement was made on the I'd day
Of November, and as it was public matter,
could, with propriety, have been furnished
informed of the condition Of the funds be-
queathed to them by Mr.. McMicken; this,
however, was omitted at the time, and
though the facts may be somewhat old, they
are nor the less important, and we have,
therefore, laid them before our readers.
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POLISH CELEBRATIoN-InteTeSt Letter
from the Wido,c of an E1iLe.-The Polish
exiles of this city celebrated the anniversary
of their revolution, night before last, at the
National Hall, on Vine-street. Appropriate
speeches were made, and hope that Poland
would yet be redeemed from thralldom was
generally expressed. The following letter
from the widow of Polish exile was re-
ceived:
CINCINNATI, November goth, 1850.
To the Polish Patriots of Cincinnati:
GENTLEMEN lit is pleasing to me to know
that though you are few in number, you have
assembled, on this occasion, to commemorate
the event unhappy as it proved to be) of
heroic Poland, November 29th, 1880. In the
name of one Of Poland's honored sons, who,
in October, 1852 passed into the spirit land,
where the tyrants cease to trouble, and
the weary exile is forever at rest-in his
name and that Of his country, now present
to your view little cross, which have had
made of the wood so properly called by an
American poet, "the blood stained Alder"
with the day and date of the last battle en-
craven upon it.
There are at least two of your number
who can look upon it with the warmest re-
| collections; and, perhaps have viewed the
| bloody field. Some branches of those trees
were cut and brought by Martin Rosienkie-
| wicz from Grochow, near Warsaw after the
famous battle of the Poles with the Rus
slams, February rs, 1881.
| This grove of alder-wood was three times
taken by the Russians, and as many times
retsken by the Poles. Every tree was
marked with balls, and after the fall of War
saw, the Russians (noticing how much ex-
citement was produced by the display Of the
alder branches among the Poles) had the
| trees cut down and burned.
That beautiful grove no longer exists
which makes this little relic more precious
| Yes, it is also very precious to American pa
triots, whose sympathy you always have.
| In the year l840 General VIM. II. Har-
| rison shed the tear of sympathy, when lit
| tie relic made of this wood was presented
to him in Chillicothe, Ohio, by the late
Martin Rosienkiewicz. 1t was dear to the
General, and no price can now purchase i
from his family.
May you ever entertain hope for the re-
storation of your beloved country.
Poland is not dead, but sleepeth. True
she sleeps, but while she sleeps, it requires
the presence of large standing army Il
keep her quiet. A patriotic whisper would
awaken her. A shout of Poland forever
would call forth the noblest deeds of valor
Please accept my sympathies for the heroi,
and brave. Respectfully yours,
r. MRS. LOUISA R0SIENKIEWICZ,
| Widow Of Polish Exile
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-A neatly furnished room, with
H gas, clothes-press, fire, &c. Apply at 35 Long
worth-st. no3O.b-
WNOR RENT-RoOMs-Two or three desirable
Sleeping g-rooms, furnished for single gentlemen.
Inquire at No. I3S Main-st, between Third and
Fourth delft
EOR RBNT-A part of House % Courtst.,
H between John and MOuud-sts. Apply at tho
house, or at 217 Wost Eifthst. Rent low to a
good tenant. del.b'
TNOR RENT'-.A pleasant room on the second
tlon and terms moderate. Apply at 1874 George.st,
between CentIal-ay. and John. st. noSO-d'
UNOR RENT-No. 2O4 Sycamore. st. Largo
n hall, parloTs. gas, bathroom, etc. Price $500
per annum. Possession given Immediately. Apply
at 202, next door. no29-cn
ENOR RENT-To a desirable tenant, that por-
a tion Of the Store 1BR Fourth-st. fronting on
ply at 81 Walnut-st., or on the premises. no24.hf
EOR RENT-Three desirable Rooms, suitable
H for small family. Rent low to tenant who
can give undoubted reference or security for the
rent. inquire at 475 Fifth.st., between Mill and
Stone. .rs.l del-bf
NOR RENT--HOUSE--A two-story Brick
n House, containing five rooms, cellar cistern aod
other improvements, situated on Mt. Adams. Apply
AT 81 East Fifth-st., between Sycamore and Broad
way. 70 no3O-d|
WNOR RENT-House No. 376 Fourth. street,
H newly painted aOd papered contains twelve
rooms, gas, BATH cistern, large yard and stable
alley in the rear. Address 80. j. J.,n Box 525,
Postofhce Terms 500 per annum. -del-6'
NCOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK HOUSE-Con.
H tanning fourteen rooms, with out: house and
garden attached, situated on Rver-road, in Storrs
Township. Rent $500 per annum.. Apply to g.
MBNKEE 4 SONS SO West Fifth-st., between
Walnut and Vine. no7-tf
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" MEN-The subscribers
w wish to employ ten young men, of good habits
and good address, to travel and Introduce some new
and very popular works. illustrated with steel and
scolored engrayings, and elegantly bound Apply
Immediately at 65 West Fourth-st., second floor
no29-dr VIM. BURTIS 4 CO., Publishers
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WANTED.

"wANTs," "F0R SALE" "FoR RENT"
sLosT,r "TOUND," "BoARDING,n &o.-Ad.
vertisemsnts coming under these headings, not ex-
oeedin Eve lines will be inserted twice for Is cents.
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"ANTED-Men seeking situations clerks +,
w salesmen, book-keepers, bar keepers, porters,
walters, coopers, carpenters, mechanics, laborers
and others, should apply az the Merchants Clerks
Registry Office, 1913 Walnut street. HALE & co.
tno2S b.
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"ANTBD-By a middle; aged American widow
Wv lady-a situation as housekeeper, sow
ing In family. No objection to go to the country
The best of references given aud required Address
3. j., housekeeper, No. 354 West SeYenth-street.
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ENOR RENT-A neatly furnished room, with
H gas, clothes-press, fire, &c. Apply at 50 Long
worth at no30b bH
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{" "ANTED-Large Pictures for seycnty-fve
CENTS 1 gilt frames, formerly % sold ,,f for r,; 80
Mammoth Gallery, corner Fifth and Main-sts Be-
ware of imitat0rs in the art. no30-b#
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"ANTED-CORREOT LTKENEssES-With
w beautiful fancy cases at one, third the price
others charge Mark the place coraer Fifth aud
Main APPLEGATE'S great Likeness Manuflctory.
Pictures taken at the rate of 1900 daily, as low as
nine cenfa dol-bN
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"ANTED-PUROHA a Store-b
1vn, 4 u nearly new, and in frst,rate condition on
fore Saturday next. Apply to J. OH. MOORE, Art
Palace, Newport Ferry. no29-tf
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"ANTED- Ladies' in town and country can
wv depend on getting reliable help at the Me-
trOpolitan Female Employment ONCE, IS Long.
worth-st. Several respectable girls waiting en-
RaRements. A lady attepds. no3O-ba
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1ibiotn1 Notites.

RANK OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE, June 80,
DlS6O-A Dividend of FOUR PER CENT for the last six
months was this day declared, payable after MON
DAY the 9th day Of July next The transfer Capt.
tai stock will be closed from the the
next inclusive. BY order GEO. G. MILLER,
Ju2-d2w Cashier.
Union BANK OF MARYLAND, June 28th,
~ 1860 "A d V 1DE EN- has this day been declared of
FOUR PER CENT. for the last half year. Capital
Stock Of this Bank, payable and "a Monday, the 9th
day of July.
je29tIul2 X. MICKLE, Cashier
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JuO-u z. W. X u. RI. Co.
Ia fss1s WI E57ss5izssl1 FOR
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
Trains leave Calvert Station. Baltimore. daily, Except
sunday at 80 A. aud 20 p NJ daily, for BEDFORD
SPRINGS, and at $50 A. NJ, for YORK, CALEDONIA,
CARLISLE, DOUBLING GAP and EPHRATA SPRINGS,
and at 7: NJ. on SATURDAY for DIRK and CALED0
MA SPRINGS
j. c. CLARK, Superintendent.
June 18th, 1850. je2S-tf
iii FOR EXCURSIONS, PlC-NlCS,
1.u.szsssAND PRIVATE PARTIES.
THE SPLENDID BARGE DELAWARE having been
fitted up expressly for the business with large deck
and comfortable cabins be chartered reasonable
terms She is large and airy and parties wishing spend
day Of hcahul recreation and amusement the
OF the Chesapt AXE and its tributaries will find This most
agreeable being free from all the dangers of steam and
fire the barge being towed by powerful Steimtug
hundred yards in advance, and will accommodate from three
to five hundred persons For particulars apply to.
W. Ii. BOLTON, Agent,
West Pratt STR
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TELFAIR MARRIOTT, Trustee
M o.., F. W. BENNETT 4 co,
Rx GTRSRU " ~,

M:i TRUSTEES SALE.-ln pursuance of
s decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore CITY the
ndergped, Trustee, will sell public auction at
me Exchange Sales-RoOH, Baltimore city, en- TJI ES-
IA The Slst day Of July instant o'clock r NJ:
ThuSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND 'front.'
ing each seventeen feet the south side OF Hons street
ana running one hundred and thryone feet eight inches
deep to twenty foot alley, which begin respectively at the
distance OF hundred and thirtysiX feet and one hun
dred and fifty three feet Carey street each Lot
pclng SUBJECT to an annual ground dollars
payable hal yearly on the first days Of January and July
ING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building on each lot being
the ninth and tenth houses from the outhwts corner Of
Hollins and Carry streets.
Terms of sale areHalf cash, the balance in six months
ecredt payment TO bear interest from the day Of sale
anu 70 he secured by the note notes the purchaser
purchasers, endorsed TO the satisfaction the Trustee
WM F. FRICK Trustee
juT3:aw3w&ds ~ S.tio,oors
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GSafatiGn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
Iva YOUNG LADIES
me FOURTH ANNUAL. SESSION begins the 18th Of
bHct"nsr l85s The course Of instruction in the usual
nhS Iu and thorough being under the direction of
An ecent Faculty of able experienced Teachers Eyery
eesry appliance required for Female education at the
Of the Institution. Parents who desire thorough
"toh Tor ther daughters with the comforts and adj
School. nanny > ''S iuN i'eu u examine the
rms Of admisSon and further information address
~ hW 10 STA LEY, PRINCIPAL Mount WasIpgton
Bno 'o aLyia d. or Rev DR. HENER, Second St.
LEY :. baltimore street. and Mr. Geo Geibachs second
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AmbIif SaIts.
sF SAMUEL 81. GOVEE

e.! TRUSTEES SAM
Htiii nft"pEErY ON COUGH Ann DALLAS STS
' F"TImtK Engine nOUSE OF TIiE DEPT
The s,n.cr;,.f oRn FIFE COMPANY -" ''i
THURSDAY ITy I5 in.sgS will sell N the premises on
All. III IT PIECE nR "a CFh 'Gil"Epn,>-n
lar II enn - = "''rth desc'ib as follows: eeennin
sona ne i & street and eat Side of o, me
formerly StraWb-rN alley, and running lias 81
bounding IN th- s.utl side Of Cough sr.n ~ ststeily
more less, to thr lot OF gro nd etofor m ~ e
litiE To John HAYES, by iudenture recorded u, nllip
.; ~ folio so and thence sonthery, parallel Win
Dallas street. and bounding the line Of The said IJ,vt
lot siXtyeigh feet thence westerly parallel with G"S
Sueet thirty feet less Hais street and tec
norheriy hourdng on Dallas street sixty eight more
Or less Ia the place of beginning
he 9rouerv subject ground rent of seventy three
dollars paYahr half yearly; II is improved by excellent
ihee story BRICK BUILDING, formerly occupied by the
lGptfOrd Fire Company az an engine house
Terms Of sale iNVd ny the decree, aretne halt cash
ana one hall At tx months the creit payments to be Sc
cHd ny note ndor-ed to tc satisfaction the Trustees
(. J. J. n T1 GNW!ffNN, Trustees.
juT-9lGII.lY q R,,it;n,Sro -.
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QerOttTlts. ElQn0rs, Ht

S<E G, "A. SEWELL & Co,
ASEM TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCEHS
EssEH ifl 2l3 WEST PE4TT STREET,
Respectfully solicit the attention Of the public
TO their well selected stock OF PRIME GROCERIES, con.
Slstins Oh line Teas, Wines English Pickles sauces
line - 80 S'i' III Jul
which we warrant to please both quality and price
ju7-f ' " ~ '''
S. FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
N Just received an invoice comprising al the vare-
saE4I ~ ties OF n EW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
the choicest selection from the late imnort aims
TINS Spring The selection has been made express Nv for The
use Of private families For sale by 80 -"
49, VIM WHEIAN,
Jel3f lt2 Baltimore ST. between North and Calvert sis
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Ati0rneus.

M R. ADAlR,
W. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
myIn OFyICE OVER THE CHsssPEtKE RAEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given all chronic diseases CoUGHs
Group, CoNsUaPToN INFLUENZA, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, all
diseases Of the NOSE MOUTH, THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
baSa Lumbar Abcesss Serou oat a
ragia Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia vs.
short time; Also of the Stomach and Bowels There
are treated with DISTINGUISHED Success All %f
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
cANGERs OLD S0REs sGS R r SRfs HIP DISEASES
sc,1n E EFSTGtA , QE E Hn RESGRIPTIoE on
TUM0RS AND SNEEiiHGP nhV
every description and without the othe knife any
surgical Instruments These last named diseases cannot be
place the Doctors personal supervision
will produce absorption the "CATARACT, and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the use Of The knife or nee
extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUAS, or EAR DRUMS,
Ave minutes EAR TRUaPETs of every description: also
variety of artificial articles known in the wOrlda
large assortment q ART qsdl ff H q1JfS
with the Arm and Elbow Attachuent ARTIFICIAL FEET,
These articles perfectly ma lra and adapted for either
All kinds Of Trusses for HERNIA Rupture Of every de,
scpton for either and frusseS particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those wh PRoLAP
Doetor Baakee is of the most celebrated and skul
physicians and surgeons living. His fame know
personally in every principal city of the world
All letters directed to DR. Baakee must contain ten cents
be treated by correspondence, except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
sS-ofhce Hours from A NJ, To- po6 iH RAAKEr
Office -Ol Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
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Excursions.

Ia tsa rr.:;.:1 SEA BATHING,
sEfS-1szzstgE- . s...--...-Zzl CAPE MAY,
Via ~. ". II b. RR. TO NEW CASTLE
On and after SATURDAY July It'll, daily line win be
run to Cape May leaving President Depot at $50
o'clock, a. NJ, and connecting Newcastle TUESDAYS
ThurSd and 5days with the elegant steamer
WASHINGTON and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
with one of the fine Steamers of the New Yo,k Line.
tare-BaiHtimore to Cape May, lst class sie0
VIM CRAWFORD, Agent,
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TAants.

NTANTED.-CO for furnish
w ing the MARYLAND PENITENTIARY WITH
CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL for one year ear
from August 1870, Quality of Anthracite speced Zt9
lbs delivered the Institution requlied Will
be received up to July is, 1860, INCLUSIVE NJ,
je30 eoJyl5 A, d. EVANS, warden.
XKTANTED.-An experienced BOOk-kEEPER,
wv well qualified the entire charge OF set of
Books Of house on the wharf Address with real name
and references to C. f. f., Office Of Exchange. ju2u
d. WANTED-A GOOD DWELLING ON
E,,i, MCCULLOUGH OR NORTH EUTAW STREET
~ Price to exceed s. 500 fo; which thec sh will be
part city property lands. Apply to T. n. REED,
je5 If No. 10 n. Euaw street.
fss.a WANTED TO RENT.-A two or three
Eff story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve.
ss ments Rent from $500 to 500. Address, stating
terms Bon I33o fost Olhc ap9-f
GOO 000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
sPcO.OOO for which security will be given by
mortgage on redeemable Ground Rent unincumbered
property near the city, worth times
3oS l,al2 r. u. apl6-tf
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HnbIfs SaIeS.
BY f. w. KENNETH & CO

E75:t TRUSTEES SALE.
m ny Sirte Of general order of the Court Of Com
Bai%G On d F XII AFPR RSSSo 5SS'd bt
EA SSS a %Hb bf F PEfTisi described
Lee tree at ~ tcr NE same on the north side Of
westerly more orless from the line Mr Prestons ground
upon by George Wherrt and runn ther ce e5tWardly
Eut Hg on !Ge street. thence norhwarGly, parallel with
line drawn direc; with the west side Street thence
Y S sa Inc d the Of GGSn sgs h v
ry rom NINA Freshman and Others; thence
George Wre Of the louse recently built on Lee street by
on sad line he pa ana thence southery, binding
when is two by two brick DWELLINGS, one of
the front of which Is ana an attic the other three stories high
annual ground rent of up for store subject
ALLTIAT LOT OF GRoHf4SsT6o o, vnpp,,,,r,,,,
as foloWs-Beginnng for the same at th 70 descTped
Green street Formerly Centre ane) and We c4er
ofWecome alley orty-eight feet Themes southeu , sd
with Green street to George Pressmans line thence cast
Wardly binding on said George Presstmans line to Green
street thence northwardy binding Green street to the
Thii lot Is improved by three twostory and half brick
f M ENGS and is subject to an annual ground rent Of
ALL. THAT LOT OF GR0UND AND PREMISES. de
as follows Beginning for the the north side
Lee street at the distance of hrynine feet eight inches
and G more or less from the line Of Pestons ground,
az te southeast corner of the ground intended hereby
angles with Lee ID with the ne thy 6oue r
ti ; ny george MERRITT piece or parcel Of
oTe War5ye ne Ieg6 more or less to the line of the late
me thirteen rect thence southwa.dy parallel nth tbe
nrst line to Lee street and thence easwariv bndin On
Lee street. thirteen feet to The place of beginning
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND beginning for the .,r,o
on the west side of Green street. at the distance Of three feet
from the southern line Of the ground leased to
the sad Weaver by George Warner r Trustee by linden
lure dated July Eth Si9 and duly recorded and running
snce sontery binding Green street thirty feet the
o4rm line oithe ground lea ed to said Weaver aore
S thence westerly binding said line to the said ground
lelce nofthey, binding said western line three feet
ming. w F> " >7'
ms ip0ye Two lots are improved by two-story and half
OF sixteen dollars and twenty five Cents-beng No lG5
Terms OF salone third cash. third in six months
tle balance IN twel"e months; credit payments
tlon OF the trustee - ~
TELFAIR MARRIOTT Trustee
+. W. BEN NETT 4 co,