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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-04-12
PROCEEDINGS OF Town COUNCIL

PROCEEDINGS OF Town COUNCIL
The Council have adopted resolution lay
ing tax of 81 mills, and appointed the
30th of April as appeal day.
Joseph w Parker was appointed Bor-
ough Attorney.
The High Constable was directed to give
notice that sheep and swine would be taken
up and disposed of according to law, if
found running at large on and after the
10Th of April Also, that all dirt, rub
bish, &c. except brush, placed on piles out
side of cutters, up to the 26th April, would
be removed by the borough, and that after
that date parties will be compelled to
remove it at their own expense. lie was
also directed to take measures to prevent
ashes or other substances from being thrown
on the street thereafter
The Council visited various locations on
Saturday last, and reported several places
as wanting repair A railing was directed
to be constructed at the feeder bridge on
Main street, and the Chief Burgess was
authorized to have Gaping put on thesouth-
ern wall Of the stone bridge on Juniata
street.
\ committee was appointed to make sun
dry repairs in the Town Hall, and if deem
ed expedient to paint the woodwork
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Notices Of New Advertisements.

The election for County School Superin-
tendent viii take place on the first Monday
in May.
A valuable Farm will be offered at public
sale ON the I'd of May.
COnsumptiyes and nervous sufferers are re-
ferred to the advertisement in another column
a Pocket Book with some money and
number of notes was lost
F. G. Franciscus invites attention to his ad-
vertisements.
An Administration notice.
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Southern Hospitality" and Democracy

Southern hospitality" and Dem0cracy.
That leading Southern Journal, the Allan
ia Georgia. Confederacy of the 9th uIs., has
the following item:
RIGHT SIDE Up WITH CANAAN old
Abolition roprobate, calling himself DR.. Hol
acher, from Pennsylvania, was taken m IN
our CITY, on last Saturday, for having in his
possession incendiary documents. The bird
was stripped of his borrowed plumace. and
treated to a coat Of BLACK, q color more in
accordance with his political PRINCIPLES. and
marked to Horace Greeley, Tribune Office
New Nork City, Right side up with care
Thus ParceIIed, he left for New York. via
Chattanooga and Norfolk. Horace, the Black
might OF the Tribune, will please inform us
OF the safe arrival of his " Brother in inian;
ty. This climate is too hot for AboIiticnists.
Our readers, says the Lewisburg Chronicle,
will mostly discover in the victim of this bru,
iai treatment, DR.. Jacob IIorlacher-ap inoE
iensIve citizen Of New Berlin in Union coun-
ty-1cho has spent all his time and STRENGTH
FOR gears past as colporte3u' for Denocracv
and Star0y No man in our region has Ia
bored as hard as he has for that cause lie
has bawled on the streets, and peddled his
democratic National Platforms, from Penn.
sytvania to Georgia at least, and had not an
Abolition idea in his head when last here
AT the same time be has contended for a,u;on
for 6rotheny l0re and charity between all parts
of the Union and it is probable that his con
demnations of disuniOn have been taken for
" Abolition" at the South. Some think it
may be the lamb Suggestive of "free wool.')
he has hedged in between the lion and the
wolf on his " PLATFORM or that some Of his
Scripture texts are unsound, that has caused
his election from the land of love, supreme
happiness, and true christianity. But Null.
heatlon is the only safe Democracy among
some of the sunny chivalry"
This application of Lynch law to a crippled
harmless cid man, plainly shows that those
who VIII crush out all the rights of one class of
men when they have the power, will not hes.
ltate to trample upon any others when thew
can do so with impunity-a fact which the
DR.. and his many friends we trust will take
to heart, and duly weigh. We hone that the
Dr. is not injured in his benevolent efforts 70
show the holy and natural alliance Of sham
Democracy and Slavery. His expulsion from
the brave Sonthrons' coasts is an exploit
equal to the driving of the Yankee school
marin from Sumpteryille in S. c., or the
shooting of the COW in Charlestown, Va!
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Married.

On the Sd inst, by Rev. j. L. Holmes, at
n 1ne baptist Parsonage, in Shirleysburg,
FRANKLIN DRAKE, of Newton Hon,;ltoe5 .
to Miss ELIZABETH BYERLY. of Concord
Penna.
On the 10Th March, By Rev. James Bruce
OF Mercersburg, Rev. j. NJ. ADAIR, Of
stone Valley: Huntingdon CO., to Miss SA
Il ran CUMMiAS, daughter of Col. VIM.
Commlns, Of kishacoquillas Valley, Mifiin
county
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Lewi>town, April !, 1860.

| OSf, on Saturday, 3lst March, in roiro
i 4 across the mountain from Locke's Mic
to Decatur township, MItitin county, moroc-
ca pocket book, containing two s. bills on the
harrisburg bank; prommissory note given
by Eli Nufnagle to Henry Miller for $lO0,
payable one day after date, dated sometime
III March, 1850; prommiSsory note given
by Jacob Wertz to Henry Miller for $50, da,
ted sometime in March and payable one day
after date; - prammissory note given by Fred.
erick Lash TO Henry Miller, for SIS, dated
sometime last fail, payable one day after date.
Al persons aFe hereby cautioned against pur.
chasing or bartcring fcr said notes s. vii.
lie paid for the return Of the pocket book and
lis contents 10 the subscriber.
HENRY MILLER.
Decater Il, Miiiiin CO. April u, l860-3t.
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Estate Of James Poe, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tos
n tameutary on the estate Of James poo
decd, late If Union IT,, Mifflin county, dec,5
have been granted to the undersigned tba
first named residing in Armagh and the lat,
ter in Union township. All persons indebtei
to said estate are requested to make immed;,
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
JOHN McDOWELLJr
WM, I. STROUP,
apl2-Gt Executors.
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seAln May the General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for the North
will be held in Buffalo. It will be one of the
most important conventions ever held by
this large body of christians. Slavery in the
church and Lay representation in the confer
ences Will be The topics.
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THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday. April u, 1860.

BThe subscription of those Of this county to whom
this paragraph Marked has expired unless re-
newed will be discontinued
We have also set limit in Miiin county beyond which
we intend no man in future shall for subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
viii therefore know that they have come under our rule
and If payment IS not within one month thereafter
We shall discontinue all such.
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me Genesee Furmer.-The April number
OF TINS well known journal, several extracts
from which will be found on the fourth page.
ls on our tabie-flled, as usual, with valuable
information to every one interested in agri-
culture and horticulture. It is only fftv
cents year. Published by Joseph Harris.
Rochester, N. Y.
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TO CONSUMPTrTH.
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS

TluE subscriber, for several years resi.
4 dent of Asia, discovered while tbera =
simple vegetable reTnedy-a sure Cure f,s
Consumption, 1st.ma, BloacIiiis. Conn,
Colds, and Nervous Debility. For the benz
fit of Consumptiyes and Nerrous Spt.rFr,
he is willing to make the same public.
To those who desire it. be will send II,
Prescription. with full directions free ,t 81
charge; also sample of the medicine wbicb
they will find a beautiful combination Of Vo'
ture'S herbs. Those desiring the Remedy can
obtain it by return mail, by addressing
f j. CUTHBERT"
Botanic Phvsicin.
apl23t* No. 429 Broadway, New York
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Proceedings Of Congress.

The House of Representatives at Washing
ton last week took up the bill to prohibit po-
lygamy in Utah, it being the special order. Mr.
Nelson, the father Of the bill, advocated its
passage in an able speech, when the House
voted upon and rejected several amendments,
and then passed the bill by ayes l49, noes CO.,
thus determining that Congress has the right
to legislate, as it may think proper, for the
territories. Many southern members voted
in the affirmative, though some Of them did
so, protesting that in voting for the bill they
did not concede the power to Congress to leg
slate upon the subject of slavery in the ter
ritories. But how they can perceive any dis
tinction between the right of Congress to leg
islate upon crimes, and the right to legislate
upon slavery or any other subject in the ter
ritories, is more than we can comprehend,
and would puzzle them to explain.
The Committee on the Judiciary, to whom
was referred the protest Of the President,
made report to the House of Representa-
tives in which they refCte the positions taken
by the President in that document.
WASHINGTON, April 9, 1860.
The Coyode Committee have summoned
Vandyke and Pitt, of Philadelphia, to ap-
pear before them. They were to have been
here to-day but did not arrive, and the Com
mttee adjourned till Wednesday, when Pitt
will have to render an account Of the money
traced into his hands by the Committee from
New York, for disbursement Fandyke hav-
ing fallen out with the president, is expected
to unfold tale. Iaskins' and Butterworth's
correspondence will not be filed with the
court for some days, as uaskin has not But
terworth's letter here, and Butterworth de-
clines filing his until IIaskins docs so.
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Died.

In Belleville, on Saturday morning, 7th
Apfii, alter short illness, JAMES POE,
aged years, for long time well known
citizen of Kishacoquillas Valley.
Near Allenville, on the Goth March, Miss
LfDiA SHARP, aged 81 years and 10
months.
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To the School Directors Of Miffiin comfy
IENTLEMEN In pursuance of the an
" section Of the Act Of Sth May 1854, Won
are hereby notified to meet in convention ot
the Court House in LewisIown, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN MAY, a. b. 1860, being the
1th day Of the month, at | o'clock in iie aC.
teruoon, and select, riea uoce, by maiorjty
Of the whole number of Directors present
one person of literary and scientific acauire
ments, and of skill and experience in the art
Of teaching, as County Superintendent, for
the three succeeding years; determine The
amount of compensation for the same, and
certify the result to the State Superintendent
at Harrisburg. as required by the Seth and
40Gh sections Vi said act
AXARIAU SMITH.
County Supt
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HG2~The Sheriff disposed of the following
property last week
a lot in Decatur township with improve
mcnts as the property of Francis Martin, pur-
chased by IIetty SuItzbach for S25.
a store room in Newton Hamilton sold for
$3l5, and lot with dwelling house for $3.50,
the property of j. X. Rhodes-both purchas
ed by d. w Woods.
The property Of John Mateer was advcrtis-
ed but settled by note given to John M'Kee
kishaeoquilas Seminary sale was stayed :;
writ IS. Robt. M'ManigiPs estate set aside ::
and writ VS.. Wisler paid.
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TEMPERANCE LEcTuREs.-Gen. Reiley Of
New York lectured at the Town Hall on Satur.
day evening and Sunday afternoon, at the Lu.
theran Church on Sunday evening, at the
Presbyterian on Monday evening, and at the
Methodist on Tuesday evening, to crowded
audiences. His remarks evince a thorough
knowledge of the evils of intemperance, and
were listened to with marked attention,
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APRIL SESSIONS.

Com. rs. Daniel Castle, Indictment Assault
and Battery; ignored and Samuel Yocurn,
prosecutor, to pay cost; sentenced.
Same vs.. Cornelius Freely and Jeremiah
Harris, indictment Burglary Verdict, gull
ty. Sent to House Of Refuge.
In the matter OF the return Of election for
High Constable of Lcwistown, it appearing
that more votes were cast in the West Ward
than there were voters names on list Of 70.
ters, the West Ward box for High Constable
was declared Illegal and thrown out. where.
upon David Nasson presented his bend which
was approved, and was sworn
SENTENCED FOR KEEPING nISoRpERLr HOUSES.
Ann Womer-fned 81, costs and months
imprisonment.
Rebecca Elliott-fUed 81, costs and eight
months imprisonment
Maria Hogle-Gned 81, costs and months
imprisonment.
Margaret Hogle-fned 81, costs and six
months imprisonment
Margaret Piowman-fned 81, costs aud 0
mCnths imprisonment
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NATIONAL HoUsE.--This old, well-cstab-
lished and favoritc hotel, second probably
to none in the interior, will continue in
charge Of Mr.. S. Aultz during the ensu-
ing year. Its general arrangements are
such as to afford comfortable quarters for
boarders and temporary sojourners, and its
table daily supplied with all the delicacies,
luxuries, and substantial food the markets
afford. Those who once take up lodgings
at this establishment, seldom fail to call
again when on visit to Lewistown, as it
becomes evident to the most casual obser-
yer that it partakes of that class in which,
from the principal down to the ordinary
servant, there is every desire to make the
stay of visitors agreeable.
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RESPECTFULLY call the attention d
a merchants to our stock of nails as aG
enabled to sell them at as low rates as theJ
can be bought in eastern markets, thereby
saving large stocks, freights, delays, &c.
apl2 f. G. FRANCISCUS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08
Letter from Theodore Johnston.

hNSo 1IA"' ~ ~
Editor Gazette d Sentinel:
DEAR Sm-We finally organ zed on Satur-
day last cur company Of cavalry. The prln-
cipal officers are r. 4. STEWART, Captain, and
{. W. KEEP, Lieutenant. The company VII
number about fifty persons, and their arms
will be, for each person, a hreech loading rifle,
a sabre, and a pair o: Cots army revolving
pistols. The arms have been ordered, aud
will be here within the present week. Thus
equipped, might We not bid defiance TO any
ordinary foe?
| have just finished reading the Tnaukssiv.
ing Sermon delivered 10y the Rev. DIR. Palmer,
in New Orleans, on Thursday, the 29th ult. (;
and high above all Efforts, it SURPRISES any
thing that | have ever read as emenating from
the pulpit. 1t is representative, aud gives ev-
idence Of profound thought, whiistin its beauty
Of style, construction of sentences, aud in It's
richness and and adaptabIIity Of language, it
is almost unparalleled.
The sermon is over, bu, It fingers upon the
ear and its clarion notes of alarm will be
heard and felt throughout the land-and in
response, is there a Southern heart that will
not throb with tumultuous, irrepressible emo,
toni ''
1t may be remarked BY some that the dis,
%cussion Of this question ~ out Of place in the
pulpit. think differently. This question Is
not a political question, but one in fact of iJe
and death, not only to the reverend gentleman
himself but TO his flock. There is al enc my
at our doors, with distended tongue and s,ra-
ming eyes, ready TO destroy Us; and ought
not every man TO send forth a cry of warning
who can raise u yoice2
The angels OF the Lord appeared to Lot and
! bis family, notifying them Of their danger, and
urged them to save themselves while il was
yet time. A warning FROM any other source
would not have been needed, and their de"
struction would have been inevitable. So with
this and sermons Of the same character from
other ~pu!Pits-they reach the ear. and con-
~victions of those who could not, except thro'
some such channel, be made 10 hear and be-
lievc.
1t is a well known fact hat the Northern
ministry have done more towards moulding
into lis present i~ncendiary, aggressive, blood
thirsty spirit, the abolition feeling Of their
people, than all the phiIippics of their states
men and orators combined.
Now, a few such efforts as this Of Or. Pal.
mer, and that of Dr.. Leacock, delivered at
Christ's Church on the same day, would do
more towards turning back the tide of aboli-
tionism-and at the same time Of a~rousing
to the lmminence OF their danger-than could
be accomplished by the oratorical efforts Of
any twenty men in the State.
Yours, truly,
THEODORE JOHNSTON.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

THE LATEST NEws.-Thcre is NJ news
Of special interest III the latest papers rccrIy
ed from New Orleans prior to our I"'nS to
p-ess-the evening papers Of Thursday. The
Ohio river was falling on the 9TH. AT t'"-
cinna,i, pork was firm at Sli %. Flour, dull
at "a %. In New York, \. o. sugar, l33
hhd>., sold at A. a C!-mo'asscs quoted at -
81 per gallon. In New Orlcans, THURSDAY
morning. sales Of sugar, fair TO fully far, were
made a, II a ) cents. Mo!asscs, is 90 for
prime half bblS. have sold at p cents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08
Undertaking what isl't Ones
"xorte."

We every day see individuals under.
taking or diving into q Jus:utss % en-.
tcrprises which, by nature, education
and profession, they were uascqUsIn,ed
with or in the language a "A;temus
Ward,' who is in the great moral
show busines"-doing what wasn't
their Fort > Consequences is. they arc
rupturcd pretty 500 in purse cnd per
severance, or in the cIese.t language
Of Mr. Ward, find themselves 'splasbing
round il the Kanal.' Artcmue attempt
Ell doing things be wasn't "fatchod up
TO-" and here is his experience in the
matter:
Twict I've Pndcvered 70 do things
which thay wasn't my Fort. The fust
time was when | uudertuck 70 lick a
oudashuo cuss who Gu. a hole in my
tent x krawi threw. Sez |, my jentls
SIR, 90 out CT l shall fall onto you put
" hrvy," SEE he, Wade in, Old WaI
fggers," wlarcupOn ] went for hin,
but he cawt me powerful on Inc hedS
knuct me threw the tent into a COW
pastur. lie pur50od the attack & flung
me into a mud puddle. Ag | srosea
rung ont my dryncAt garments | COZ
c!udid ftin wasn't my Fort He nov
rise the kurtin upon Seen %; IL is rare
" Seldum that | seek consOlsshun in the
Flown Bolc. But in a sertin town.
Injianny in the Faul Of IS my orgn
grinder got sick OF the fever and died
! never felt 50 ashamed i'll my lie.S
led histin a few swallers of sutnn
strengthsenin. KonsequeEts was hls'
ed in SO much ] dident zaCkiy know
WHARF bowts | was. | turned my ifn
wild beests of Pray loose into the stree,
& opsot my wax wurks. | then BET
could play boss. So harnist nyssl
to a Kanal bote, there being two ot0eI
bosses hitched on Likewise, | behlndS
anuther ahead Of me. The driver Dor
Tered for us to git g. we did. But Wv
bosses bein onused to SIGH = srranes
ment bugun to kick &c s1ueal d ran y
Konseauents was | was kicked vilenuI
in the stummuck & back & presently.
fownd myself in the Kanal win ~
other bosses, kickin & yellin like suUI
of Cusscarorus savvijis. was resoovs
& as | was bein carrid - the tavern
a hemlock Board / sed in a feeble WOW"
Boys, playin boss isn't my Fort
MoRAUL.-Never dout do nofnin VIII
II isn't your Fort, for ef you 90
End yourself splashing yornd IN
! Kanal, fggeratively spoaSias
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

A CLUB AMI READISG RooM.-In car
rying out a design which irrigated some weeks
since with the editor of this paper, through
the suggestion Of friends, he anticipates build
ing forthwith Gf anything like a reasonable
encouragement is extended the enterprise) on
the site where now stands the Gaz,tte Dc Sen.
tinel Office, a two story brick office, about IS
feet in length by 25 in width, the upper room
Of which he designs as a Club Room for sub.
scribers, as also a Reading Room, and other
advantages, which can be learned by calling
at our office, OF all those who feel Interested in
an enterprise which will surely rebound 10
the moral and intellectual advantage OF our
town-aIl Of which will be given to subscri.
bers at . very insignificant expense, which
we are enabled to do through the peculiar "a
cilities we enjoy for carrying out successfully
an undertaking which cannot fail to be popu-
lar and useful, and in accordance with the
growth and prosperity Of our town. From
the number Of gentlemen who have already
interested themselves in the above enterprise,
We think we can safely say that its success is
a matter of doubt. 81
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

this I should prove 70 tc r,is.,r.-
officer in command Of tho f.-,s u.
rciycd orders =, 49,, .tr:a.i las re-
~fcnsiyc in such a co~n-irr|',1o t II de
s~punsihiliry for r~,,...n, d It.
ease Of collision. l-uitr,r,,. ","iu' II
I the heads uc III. Ass. I'D upon
Ia SFyakia- of OIL. f.-..,-
President remarks r.. am g. Tic
la.,,u, with Grea, H.~air I'' 'l"I! TO-
: terrurtcd bv two ~nncs.io,s D..H III
! tie g,.ytra,BgLwcI fr,,,y onIWi6 from
Of such claimed b. llr H. Srrt'sH'
questions have been ao.raitr i"cSs
lablv adius. II. tn. ~cl,;,a - H Ho4",
Britain To- visit ard s.or.a n!e'N
mcrchantmenr On tha hi sa,s; j., Ian
.t peace has been aban5o..f ''u'S
WITH France. ous relations PIN,
most friendly cha~3,-.r H.. i "
has lately decided thai .a.- lit %o'
zen, Of the United S,.... 49,. o'.'
p.,,tI I'D serve i. ga F...l .r". , n,r
government bayjpr t'nc. 'uF
tee, l.e RIGHTS o.. u.,~ ,'I ~ pro-
cy.rywhcrr. recognizes H.. Ii, ,;ns
between the natiy. A.. tic na,nr.i,od
citizen.
With RUSSIA we s,.,l n tbs ,.,;,,a.
of mg,r.I f-,rGsl.n
With ~r.a.u our r.lqri.ns ,ro ,,,..r
ca,cI but assum, d, less danrerors
paarance Imam formerly a. C"k.PS
~ L.,-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

UNION FIRE Co.--This company para
ded through town last Saturday, in their uni.
form, with . fine band of music, composed
Of amateurs from among their own members.
We return our thanks for the compliment OF
one Of their finest airs in front Of our Office.
We have no hesitancy in ssying--and We
have seen many fire compsnies--thst for the
number Of its members, none ever presented
. handsomer appearance, in dress, youth and
vigor, than the Union Co. presented on Sat-
urdsy last. This company has been in exis-
tencs q couple Of years, and the turn out last
week was occasioned by their annual meeting
10 elect officers, which resulted as follows:
President, JOHN II. SHANKS.
Secretary, LAURENT CBEn.
, Treasurer, o. E. HAAsE.
Foreman, BEFouR MARroSsEAux.
|. LIST Assistant HEsRr KLsvIs.
ID do. EDWARD SAvosr: .,,fi
The last four officers we're re- elected.
As this company has not yet got an engine,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

MEETING OF CoNGREss.-The second
session Of the 36th Congress convened las,
Monday. The secession question was the
first matter that came up before the nations
representatives. Mr. Hale came out in a war
like speech in the Senate be attacked the
Presidents Message, as not meeting the seces-
sion movement fully in the face. lie was fol-
lowed by ~lverson, Wigfall and Brown, who
made strong d~isunion speeches. This was
on the 9Th. Mr.. Brown said LET US separate"
Mr.. Iverson said that the Withdrawing States
intended to 60 out Of the Union before the
4th Of next March, peaceably il they could,
forcibly If they must. Five States, he said,
would thus 60 out, and Louisiana and Arkan
sas would soon hold conventions. Mr.. Wig
fall thought the President would precipitate
what he (the Presidency desired to avoid. The
Military Academy aud Pension bills were
passed by the House.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-08

ACCrIoN SALE OF VALUABLE HoEsFS.-
Bv reference to an advertisement M another
column. it will be perceived that an auction
sale of valuable Match ard Buggy Horses, DC,
is to take place at Barker & Marionneaux's
stable, IN this town, on Saturday the 18th inst.
As the sale is positive, it presents a rare oP'
portunltv for those IN want OF hne STOCK oil
this kind, to buy at very moderate prices
We can assure our readers that the horses
to be sod on this occasion are among the fin
est ever brought to this market.