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The national Republican., 1862-03-19

Tho following lots OF fsilver-Plated Ware
are OF the Best Make In the Trade, and
are warranted to he Double silver
Plated On the best material, and equal
In quality TO any Plated 0oods sold by
the best regulated IIousess
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
BILE Spoons. s..............f forSi.S0
Tipped and Threaded Ia
BILE Foiks............... for l.60
Tipped ~ d Threaded Tea
Spoons to match ...... for !. 90
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks ks.................... for 200
splendid Ext'a Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons ons..................f for 400
We sell
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, Gob!sts, Salt
Stands, In every pattern. retail price 81 for leo
Elegant si.verplated Cake and Card Bss-
kss... worth $3.50, for sec
The attention of our numerous patrons Is re
quested to our Large and Choice Selection
Of Geld Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size in tho Trade.
We are selling tkese goods from so c,s. to $3.50
6tted In order, being rs per cent. lee, than the
makers retail price.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
no OFFICERS, sUTLERs, &c.

4 new light, four wheeled WA Y#a
CON, wiz water proof covers, @at&H
and handsome leather cushions, E6k1R
built 10 order at Nw Yore and cost sls2 FOR
SALE, at moderate price, Also, New York
made get Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated fittings
never used. Also, n set of plain SINGLE HAEwLss
quite new. Apply ioc edires Of Stable and Il room
10 IsI Seventeenth street, corner Of l. dec 2S
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
DENTISTRY.
j NJ. LOOMIS. M. d..

VN8UTHi TRDYH ...
! NJ. LOOM1S, M. d.,
The inventor and pAtsntee Of the Mineral Plate
Teeth, attends personally at ms ofhoe In this city.
Many perpons can wear theee teeth who cannot
wear ceher, and no person can wear othsrs who can
cot WEAR these. 49,
Perscns calling st my once can be sooouucd.,sd
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to thoee who are particular and wish the pures
sSa & r. ,s1t i
warranted.
Rooms IN this city--No. sss Pennsylvania. avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, eo1 Arch
street, Philadelphia. mar1s-ly
M. LOCK WOOD oontinass the prac-
~ tice Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having practoed In the South nearly six,een years
he feels isrred that he oar give sasfaotion 10 aay
that may call.
fLAfa Chloroform administered when desired.
aug 1T
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
For the National Republican.
TO MY BROTHER.
In Memory Of .. II. l..

ISAeo - s..~'
In Memory OF 3. II. L.
Thou hast come home again, brother, at last
Come to thy ohildhood's home, loved In the
past;-
Tired Of wandering alone and in tears,
Tired Of sorrow, and tired OF cares, .s
Back TO the scenes of thy own sunny youth,
When thou vast buoyant with life, love and
YEARLY, sadly, at last thou hast come:
Brother, dear brother, we welcome thee home.
Patiently, sadly. I've waited for years,
Rudoly tormented with hopes and with fears;
wis,fully longing thy loved form to clasp,
Tearfully hoping thy dear hand to grasp; 81
ssrsy sSss%Ss Sssss s1S spons r s II aS% sS
Wild throbs my heart, for at last thou has'
Brother, dear brother, we welcome thee home.
Gloom, and deep darkness, o'ershadow my
Hotly, and quickly, the unbdden tears start
Dark, heavy clouds, have enveloped my sky,
Covering completely the pure azure dye,
In vain, / endeavor to cast them away,
In vain. command my poor heart to be gay,
In vain, / repeat, my dear brother has come,
Ny life will not move. 10 welcome thee home.
In close, darkened room, a pale form see,
And they say, darling brother, they say it is
From long, narrow cofiu, white face ap'
pears,
On which time has left the deep impress OF
years.
And brother, | look. but | cannot believe,
It's surely my fancy, these dreary thoughts
weave,
] cannot believe that rude Death has come,
And tnatched you away from your welcome
home.
Wildly, and sadly, oh ! brother, cry,
But coldly thou deignest to make no reply
| clasp thy cold hands, and beg for one word,
For a smile for a tear, to chow that 7 m heard
For look from those eyes Of heavens own
blue,
For u kiss from those lips, I am crying to you
Oh! brother, strange iancies through my weary
brain roam,
In Death yes in Death! must welcome thee
home.
Hones, bright and sunny, bid thee farewell,
Plume, plume ye your wings, and from my
hearts cell
HE thee away, and let dull, mute despair,
Live, and succeed, your loved presence there
Long have ye cheered me with thoughts tina
were vain,
Haste, haste thee away, nor seek me again;
In life, never more my brother will come
Death, ruthless Death, has welcomed him home
ADALA
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
EAGLESWOOD COLLEGIATE AND
military SCHOOL.

HE spacious and beautiful school Buildings at
EAG.E .EswOop PAWk,
PERTH AMBOY, ". j.,
BEAUTIFULLY ilu-ted on X. ritan Day, 1k hours from
Sew York anb az from Pniladelphii, 9 &c ed u few
years sine, at great expense, aud furnished with
spring W iter gn,. cam heat, symuasic apparatus,
and every appointment for the most thorough intel.
iec:u4l and physio training have been ien,yated
aud put In corplste order during m, late vacation.
The School ope ed oa let Octooer, under new
su'pices, with corpi Of cih scat teachers in the
Claaic Natural Sci iacts Il oderp Languages, Ntu.
.ic, pEawing and Painting, and the common Eng
lish bran h
In addition to the former facilities for boating
seq ha hing. and gymnast!o trsiui0e The
MILITARY DRILL AND DISCIPLINE
have t ii a opted uofe the cure OF competent OH
rs r,truct,n also given in HO'semanshp.
For circular. viii nj pa ticuars, add iess
NJ N. WISEWI LII, Principal,
r.rth Amboy, IN. J) or
MARCUS FIRING, Proprietor,
q "Grk Place, New York
Also, the following prrA.ns in Washiugt,n;
Iio, David Wilmot, U. y. Sem or, At Willards
Hotel.
R"v Wm II Charming Twelfth s'reet.
Mrs Marina C0ston, L. s. Navy Yard.
II WIN Y, F,eernar, ksq mnr 8-lots
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROspECTUG OF TiiE WEEKLl
RATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

The undersigned commenced, IN tho M nth o
DeOeD'be last, the publication in this city, o.
.week iy ne wspaper, called the Na!iona! R,p,b
:lc0i.
I, is printed on a large sheet, twenty y.ssve,
D. furty.two inches, and Ia furnisEsd at the los
prices stated below.
II will contain all the original matter Of ths
Tally National Rep,ibiicon, with ths exception
!: local nowS rot interesting 10 country sub
sCribers.
II will give full reports OF tho proceedings OF
Congress, and OF the other departments Of the
National Government.
|; viii contain ,l the news Of the day, foreign
.ra domestic, markets, &C.. &C., as well rs I'm
lrigisal correspondence from all parts of the
country. The uFceilsneOus department will
.eceive apecial attention, and, in all respects
he effort will he made to establish the Charac
,er OF the NGitC nal Republican as Family
Newspaper.
he current military operations, great attention
sill be paid &C. fui GishiHg the readers of the
National Republicdn with full, and ospecislly
Eth aOcurals, accounts OF the progress OF the
war for tae Union.
In politics, the paper will BE- Republican, sus
...in!ns .ho Administration of Mr. Lincoln, bu
ilac.ainirS. however, any prstension 10 be th'
orgsu Of the President.
The is no ether Republican paper in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, or in the vicinity Of II, an'
It is believed that recent events have opened t.
such & paper an important sphere vi uhetu
siiort. The time has come, when the actua
administration Of the Government upon Repub
iiCan princiEles vii! explode the misropresan
iations which have made those principles 81
| distastefu to the South.
But II L no. only mere, and IN this vicinity
that the projectors Of the RaiiOna Republican
| sope 10 make Il useful. TO the whole cOuntr.
they offer q journal which vii! discuss nationa
| politics from national standpoint, and whic
vii never BE- Swervet from patriotic duty b.
any overpoxerins pressure Of local interest.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

When Club OF subsCriters hts been for
Harded, additions may bN made 70 1t on tho
same terms. 1t is not neCeGsary that the sub
icribers to Il Club should re"ctys their papers
II ;ha came post ONCE.
Money may be forwardad ny mail, nj our
'isk. Large amounts can Re RENTED in drafts
~ Boston, New YorE, Phld!Rphia. or Balt.
lore; srsallsr amounts III 4 d. or in nOIss Of
'Divent banks. Address
W. }, MURThGH Il co,
lKash,"g d. O.
81 The daily National ESpuLi,cnn ia pub.
.,shed every morning jSnhdays excepted at
1850 per GI.num, IN advance.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
q IL. Lwwlk, N. d.,
Ne Dc1atA1 Surgeon.
OFFICE No 246 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
L...,-s. I.xlhL ,nh rl,rf.<aLh S.rsefi

Bois1en N.lfh and Thirteenth Sreeti,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Resi- eciiully tenders his professional services to
the public fiaving had an extensive practice 10
Philadelphia he feels himself fully competentto die
charge bis duty In every case shoh may be presented
to his care.
pr L. has occurred the righ, to usc the newt improve
mcnt patentcd by DR.. A. M. j. L. Asay, Of Phil.
ide phis for fastening artificial teeth to gold silver
~ pIstirn plates which prccudee the possibility Of
,aliva or foreign materials secreting between them,
At the same time rendering the operation more firm,
ustural aud Of more utility TO the patient, dispene
ing with the ordinary modes Of fastening, by fvet
ing or soldering which often causes the sprnging
of plates and consequently an imperfect adaptation
to the mouth.
lie would respectfully Invite the public to his oce
to examine this improvement. To do so s to be con
vineed OF It's superiority over all methods heretofore
used.
The dental profession Is also invited to call and
examine IT. merits and utility.
Also, dentists can be furnished with teeth OF oil
kinds, Q, less price than they can be bought else
where. nov eff
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

One Price OsslN!
o.a.rs, Retail rnos
Splsudid Cameo, Mosaic, Lava and
Carbuncle sets .s3 TO %, for Z, 90
Splendid Miniature, Florentine and
Painting. ................. ... ato ., for 100
Splendid Gold Stone Jet aud
Fancy. .................... 3to 8, for 100
Elegant Coral, Enameled Carbun.
cle.................. ............... Ito 8, for 100
Elegant Garnet, Coral and Tur.
qsos, (very fine )..............6 6to 10, for 200
Superior Epameled and Opal Clus.
ter......................... sto IL, for 800
Plain, Chased and Enameled
brace'cn. zee. ................ 4to 10, for l .0U
Coral, Garnet and Opal, Every
hne .....................l0 10 to Is, for 200
Mosaic, Coral apd Enameled
Brooches Observation-Disclosures bto :, for LOO
Cameo, Lava, Coral and Miniature
Pins. 80. NATURALIZATION. 4to Q, for 80
Guard. Vest and Chatelain Chains to s, for LOO
Ladies' Garnet and Carbunols
Necklaces. s.......................s sto 10, for lSO
Garnet, Carbuncle and Onyx sets
Studs and Buttons. ito Q, for 100
Fine Sleeve Buttons and Studs,
(separate) e)...................... 8to s, for &c
Gents Cluster Bosom Pins (with
ohaineD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @to 8, for LOO
Gents Carbuncle, Coral and Gar.
net Scarf Pins ............ 8 to Q, for l0e
Fine Lockets, for two and four Pic.
lures. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tto ., for LOO
Childrsns Carbunsle and Garnet
Aimleh. ....................... ito 9, for LOO
Seal and StoRsSet Finger Rings,
| On varistyD. ................ Ito 8, for l.or
Gold Pens, (wi,h extension Silver
CasesO .........................3 Q 70 8, for 0t
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
lorM NJ GuardIet

We Of the county of -, and Stste Of
-, and -, Of the county Of, and State
Of, do hereby guaranty that - I, able to
fulfil contract In ccordance with the terms Of his
propo ition, and that, hould his proposition be &C.
ceptd, he will At once enter Into contract In ac.
oordsnce Herewith.
Should the c:ntract be awarded him, we are pre-.
pa g TO b COM his securities.
TO this guarantee must be appended the certif.
cats above meniioned) ID. II. RUCkER,
mar -dtd Colonel and Quarte mater.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
NEW York AND EHIF. uhrLte.,N.

N
Passenger Trains leave uii FaIInis rr.,y scirY'
and Long Dock from foot OF Chambers sTTrI' TAI,
New York, es tolows, via;
At7 A. NJ, EXPRESS, for DuulTE, AID Rui.io,
and principal intermediate Stoiions.
Att A. NJ. MAIL, for DupeiTk, and inter:ntdrte
Stations This Train remains ove- ngll 1t tl:alra,
and proceeds the next mOrniug.
Ats A NJ, MILE, daily, Tor Ousy,lle, ar: ',gar.
mediate Stations.
AT iIA. NJ ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
Jcryis, ard principal Stations.
Al =. NJ, WAY, Tor M,Gble.cwn, Eewhurgh,
and intermediate Stations,
ktbP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, dIily, for nur.
kirk Buffalo, CanandaigG., aud PInci2al s'auons.
The Train Of Saturday stops Al bli Mail trrir tt4.
Sons, and runs only 10 Ellnrn
ItG +. NJ, AJC0MMOD - ION, TO- Horr:s.
vile, and principal Stl;.opU.
CHAs. MINOr Qeul "nlr.
NhTH A.NfEL MARSH. Recoiue- 1uSI8
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

EDWARD LYCE1T,
T. no c. * BI N DEEsI
No. al PearIsylua"io aue., Washington, y. C..
Books bound In every style, Turkey. Moroceo, Rus
d, and Csif irre7--3m
IRON. LAD ST. II A NJ +: II :
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
E oldiers' Pensions & Bounties
SO.NES S .FEEX.abBER.

The urdera gnrd have entered into a co.pa tnsr
ship, as Al ,URNItS and bOIlCI IORS, tor The
prOcuripg Of tATESTS. and uli other kinds O
ba-ncss, at the pl,ent Once
Espesa, et'en,i1r will be given ri,cted ap iii.
,'iGn. to ,x'ti sous pnd opIcs!toa 10 extension
nnd TO t,kI.g and preparing ey!dtncs ard a,gu
u"ntF In in'erierei ce c,tes,
The urGrrzgntd will also tttend To obtaining
PENSIONS rnd BGESTlES for Sold err Sc wing
dung tho lrcF Mt std prey!Cul wRIs, and I, the
prosecution grl,ral'y u! nil smlEr c,tss's II bu.
ness with the i,.YrtWnrTt
Once cnrn'r Oi Seventh pLd u street,. orTosite
the FGtelt DMC". DANIEL T. SOMFS,
G. NJ. ALEXANDER
WAsHIEG1OT, Iefch I", 1863. mar i2-d&wtf
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

nUARp4uMAsT. is GIGNEitAL'-
" OFFICE,
WAsHIsGT0S CiTY, March u, lst2
Wpntei III Ship I,aud, M,s5issip,i, two liyht.
drauyht Sieam'r., suited tor towing boats,
Proposals stating terms an times at which they
will be delivered ~ Ship la d. with descriptions
Of thi bnats offered, will b" f,criyr at ihe cli:e
thI QusrtriEaTer Gtn"ial LnIl the 2lst OF
MHr h.
rropos%'s should be tnyslopsd anh endoned
prn,osaln for s 'amboat. for Ship IslIJc." md
.daroitsd " tie Quar-, ,ripas,G. u = eia, " 4shag
ton, d. c. II, G. MEIGS,
mar l8 QuartermReter General.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
DDSyyELI'S MEDICATED
ID CnURu CAYDH,
For COUGRS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
iNFLNENZA

TUTHNFNTN w
Aad at s"cF'sni stages of Consumption
For ssh, whcleBsie sud r-tNi ,bv
o. BOSW Eli, DFugglrt,
Corner MGrylana sva"np erd Sew ''tI. n
And H. ID GILMAN,
Fem, a'cnue near EToEut l'ctsl
CAsrIes Allen, W Eutwi II,
- y. Clark, j. u MIR.
l. NJ Smith, Is, q Major,
II H. NGPhrrsoS W. NaTn,
s G Ford, d. u'DJnnel,
j, I. M.lturn, }. 4 Dawson,
Charles Scott d, g Ridgely.
In Georgptown by Kidwell ss,horon, Soi',ell, and
Barnard
Apd by pruegiSts snd Suffers generally.
Ian -
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

We are Agents for the Sale of
MCCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
COLOGNE5, EXTRACTS, and
COCoANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO FOR
MERCHANTS COLoGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
ALSO FoR
wORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORs,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which VIC offer at the Manufacturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedsrs are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phia
delphia prices, or perish in The attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
oheapest-deliversd free.
Ladies and Gentlemen give us an early call
it makes no difference whether you puy or not
look over our full lines Of
Fine Je,oelry, Silver Plated Ware, GiA and Elnc,
Frames, Engravings, Pictures, Perfnmey,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gen,lemany clerks are always ready tt
wait on you.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19
,UT THIS ADVEnTIsEMEsT OUT.

TtUT THIS sADVEnrisEMEsT OUT.
CUT THIS ADVEhTISEMENT OUT
AND BRING IT WITH YOU.
The subscriber will hoyauca, In tho way Of IuT-
chase or loan, small svmB for sh rt peiious ON
Diamonds, Watches, Valuable Jeweiry,
or any description Of satistact ry securities. Auy
lady or gentleman who would ike to obtain a few
dollars tenpniarv In quiet manne-, may do so
Wy applying at Asa Eleventh rtreet, between q and
II from II 10 z O'CLOCK. feb 26--lns
CULDIERs' DRAFTS,
> ON ALL rOINTS,
JAY COOKE 3 Co, BANKERS,
mar l0-d8w 452, Fifteenth street.
The national Republican., 1862-03-19

DAT UFEICIG nUsiN Ess
The New York herald., 1862-10-27

them have sacrificed their tens Of thousands of
dollars for the Union cause. and the only OBJ
ject of their writing the letters was that the
truth might be known. We leave 1t with the
public to decide whether the eyasive letter OF
Governor Andrew, written for clectioneering
purposes, or the statements of the three Cover
nors referred to. who Rave never demanded
that tho national administration should yield to
their views Of conducting the war before they
responded 10 the demand for men, or in any
manner placed condition upon their loyalty,
are the most worthy Of their confidence.
The New York herald., 1862-10-27

THs CAPTURE or SABINE PAss-AN IMPORTANT
PosrrIos GAINED Fox MILITARY OPERATIONS IN
Tgxas---On another page will be found an ex-
tract from the Grenada (Miss.) Appeal (rebel
ncwspaper) giving an account Of the capture
and occupation Of Sabine Pass by the United
States naval forces.
Since the commencement Of the war Sabine
Pass has been an important point to the rebels
for the expectation OF cotton and importation Of
arms and munitions OF war. The Sabine river
s the boundary line between Louisiana and
Texas. and across this stream are transported
the thousands Of bales of cotton sent from other
States Of the so-celled Southern confederacy
into Texas, to be shipped from the ports Of that
State 70 Cuba and other points in the West In
dies, and to Europe. All the arms and muni-
tions Of war that are landed in Matamoras cross
the Sabine river on their way to supply the
rebel army east Of the Mississippi river.
The occupation Of Sabine Pass will prove of
immense Importance to the government as q
base of operations for military movement in
Texas during the coming winter. The line of
the Sabine should be held, and thereby the
transportation of all articles for the benefit of
the rebel States to and from the State Of Texas
and Mexico will in great measure, If not en-
tirely be prevented. Il is well known that i'm
mense drcves OF cattle for the subsistence Of
the Confederate army are sent weekly from
Texas. More have been sent from this State
than all others OF the coufedcracy combined
and this can all be stopped If the government
xrili foilow nm Tho advantapa puDed by the
occupation Of Sabine Pass.
Before tho lst Of January all the important
points on the coast Of Texas will no doubt be
in possession Of the United States; and 1t should
be the 6rst aim Of the military commander
ordered 10 that district to occupy Fort Brown,
onnosite Matamoras. on the Rio Grande and
hold a much as possible Of the Sabine river.
If this IL done the effect upon the rebel govern
mcnt aud people will soon be manifest; for one
Of their most important points for supplies OF
all kinds will be taken from them, and they
will be compelled 10 look elsewhere FOR place
that will hereafter furnish them 80 many Of the
nccessaries of life as the State Of Texas has
heretofore.
II The truth could be ascertained in regard to
the matter, IL would be found that the robel
government has obtained more supplies 10
enable IL to carry on this war through tie
ports of and from the State Of Texas than from
any other State now in rebellion. The blockade
Of that coast has nevcr been efficient, and e.c
facility Of shipping and receiving goods Contra
band Of war, by way of Mexico has enabled the
osople Of b'. South aud The robe. asmT TO rs
The New York herald., 1862-10-27

ceive, with little trouble. all they required for
their outfit and subsistence. - baaf Il
An important blew has been struck against
tbe State of Texas and the Confederate States
by the occupation Of Sabine Pass Let the
government follow 1t up with vgor during the
coming winter. and the rebel government will
be caused more trouble than at present, ws
imagine
The New York herald., 1862-10-27

Tue NEw MILITARY RoJrE FROM FoRr WAbLA-
WAiS.A TO FoRT BEsToS.--lu mother column
will be found an additional interesting account
OF the construction Of new military road
!, nj Fort wela-walia 10 Fort Dsnton.
AL o,<rations -. tA 0Y te government
The New York herald., 1862-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

We have news from -. Domngo dated 10 81.
Doaaisgo City on the zylh oi srptcm mbcT The coun
The New York herald., 1862-10-27

SYMPTOMS or C,viNe IS--The Richmond jour
nails have assumed a tone Of singular boldnes.
in crticising the conduct OF their rulers. Com
sidcring he vigorous censorship to which they
had been subjected, the inference is that the
rebel government has become so weakened In
public estimation thai the press is no longer
afraid 10 attack il. A military despotisnA that
suffers or il unable TO check such outspoken
frcedom on the part OF public writers. Is in a
fair way TO suceunb But not merely In The
newspapers. hat in the army itself does this Ii.
cense oi discussion prevail. II we are 10 credit
tho evidence of Baltimore surgeoa, who re-
Gently succeeded in making his escape from the
rcbel lines, the failure OF the rebellion and the
restoration of the Union are treated a. foregone
coaclusious amongst the RANK aud file. The
desperate financial condition ofthc government.
through the depreciation Of its paper, which has
now about tho same valuo NJ the old French as
siYnats, has contributed "a miich ~ anything
TO t.is feeling amongst the so'd cry Pail In
this wresi'sl money halt sisrTed cio he'd ia
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-11-19
SheriH7s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS:
fUVAkEN on Execution. and unless previously
Il deemed, will be sold at Public Auction TO the
highest bidder, on Monday, the LIST day of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1862, at the Post Office in Saccarappa VIII
lage, in the town of Westbrook, In the County Of
Cumberland, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, all the
right which Thomas Akers has or had ON the twen-
teth day of March, A. d. 1s62, at II O'Clock noon,
same having been attached on the original writ: A
certain piece of land with all the buildings thereon,
situated in Westbrook at Saccarappc Village, In said
County. on Brown street. and bounded as follows.
viz Beginning at the most southerly of lot
of land that Solomon L. Elder sold TO Stephen Cole,
one-quarter degrees east to spike In q white oak
tree and thence to stone the northerly of
said lot eleven rods and eight links; thence south
thirtytwo and one-haf degrees east three rods to
degrees east two rods and nineteen links to stone
and corner of Smith lot; thence south seventy mine
and onequarer degrees west thirteen rods Facto-
ry street. called. to q stones thence northwesterly
BY said last named street five rods and
one-half links, TO the first mentioned bounds-being
the same property that Preston Dav bought of Mary
Plumer. and by said Day conveyed TO Thomas Akers,
and the same now occupied by said Akers. The above
described real estate being subject to mortgage to
Preston Day, to secure the payment of twelve hun
corded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, volume
24 page 167 and the said Day by his assignment OF
said mortgage to Ivory Hazelton, the ed day of
July, Decentralization eight hundred dollars-re-
corded in Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, volume
294, page 42l; and now due on said mortgage four
hundred dollars and interest on the same fiom the
LIST day of May 1862 Reference TO said Registry be-
ing had for particular description of the said prem
Uses and the said mortgage. Further particulars at
the time and place of sale.
Dated at W stbrook October 3oth, A. D. 1862.
GEO. w. PARKER, Deputy Sheriff.